UConn goes back-to-back, Kentucky-Calipari divorce ripple effects and Women's tourney breaks TV records

College Football Enquirer

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🗓️ 9 April 2024

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Dan Wetzel, Ross Dellenger & SI’s Pat Forde kick off the podcast by reacting to UConn's dominant performance in the National Championship game. The trio puts into perspective the historic back-to-back title run from UConn and how Dan Hurley has built the best program in college basketball. The three ponder what Hurley's current legacy is and what his ceiling could be.

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0:00.0	Today's show, all hail, Connecticut.
0:03.4	What's Kentucky going to do as Cal jumps to Arkansas,
0:08.2	the Caitlin Clark effects,
0:10.0	and we've got guardrails or not no guardrails.
0:14.2	I don't know.
0:15.0	Time now for the college basketball
0:18.1	inquirer with Dan Wetzel.
0:22.2	Leave your job every eight years
0:24.3	because you don't make any more friends there.
0:26.2	You only make enemies.
0:27.2	And it's probably true.
0:28.9	I think we've been doing this podcast about that long,
0:31.0	so Pat, you may have to go.
0:33.0	Um...
0:34.0	Ross Gellinger!
0:36.0	The whole block was outside of Friday night watching that game.
0:41.0	It was on all the TVs it just I just can't imagine that
0:45.9	happening a few years ago and then the talk like in the bar around the bar about
0:51.4	the foul call pretty remarkable weekend for the women's final four there in Cleveland.
0:56.0	And S.I.
0:57.0	Pat Forting.
1:00.0	This is not the way UCLA won championships.
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