Sunday special podcast coming right at you. Hello, welcome back to Ion College basketball

if you're watching live. Thank you on a Sunday afternoon in late July. We appreciate

you. That is Adam Finkelstein. If you're listening to the podcast, you'll hear him momentarily.

I of course, and Matt Norlander, Gary Parrish, where is he? Well, GP actually had some

CBS Sports Network duty in New York City. And since this podcast is going to be a recruiting

special, I've been on the road. Finkelstein obviously has been as well, wanted to bring

in an actual expert as fun as it would be to do a seven minute podcast with Parrish talking

about guys he didn't see in person. Adam, we're going to dodge that entirely. Thanks for joining

me, man. How you doing? I'm great. Thanks. I think it's admirable that you guys don't,

most guys in the National College of Basketball Media come to Peach Jam for about 36 hours

and say their experts at the end of it. So I celebrate your choices here. I actually

was at the, now normally I'm normally at Peach Jam for about four days, but this year I

actually was at Peach Jam for about 36 hours. That's for a different story at the teaser.

I won't reveal what that is. You'll see it on the site later this week. We're going to

start this podcast. We're going to talk about a ton here. If you're interested in Gigi

Jackson, DJ Wagner, Mo Kahnelite won the actual Peach Jam. If you're curious about guys

at the top and 23, maybe a couple of good 24 guys. And yes, even a couple of 25 guys,

we're going to try and hit on a lot of national themes here. A lot of programs to get covered,

a lot of players to know about. Adam's going to tell you all you need to know, but we actually

unexpectedly need to start this episode with news that I broke minutes before we went

live here. And this had been gaining a little bit of steam at these events. Bill Self,

coach of the Kansas J-Hawks and his assistant Curtis Townsend, they were taken off of the

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