HR 3: The Future of College Basketball

Mason & Ireland

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🗓️ 4 April 2025

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Ireland, AK, Pepe, and MT discuss Jim Nantz comments about the future of college basketball. Is a closed or open practice better? Take a listen to Shaq talking about the difference in NBA eras. Game of Games, plus Supercross Talk with Sedano and Kap! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Mason and Ireland, one hour to go.
0:02.5	Tonight we got Laker basketball, Lakers Pelicans.
0:05.4	That's why Pepe and Michael are here.
0:07.6	Andy Kamenitsky filling in for Mace.
0:09.5	We've covered a lot of Lakers stuff today.
0:12.1	Dodgers play later today in Philly.
0:14.4	The Padres have lost, so the Lakers have a chance.
0:22.0	Hey, Laura, turn that sound around, that shack sound around.
0:24.8	We'll play it next segment.
0:26.7	Okay, but Michael, in this segment, I wanted to get your thoughts on this.
0:30.0	You went to the University of Minnesota for four years, correct?
0:32.8	Yeah.
0:33.2	You were the number one overall picking the draft.
0:35.6	If you came out today, chances are you would go into the transfer portal at least once.
0:43.2	You'd get a big NIL check at some point.
0:45.8	I'll get that. Transfer?
0:46.4	No, I wouldn't have left Minnesota, but I'd get some nice deals.
0:49.4	Right. Jim Nance has a thought.
0:51.3	Suppose the ones you got.
0:52.5	Well, yeah.
0:53.0	I just want you.
1:00.0	Don't you. Yeah, yeah. I just want to you to tell me if you agree or disagree what Jim Nance says here. Future of college basketball.
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