CBS Sports Eye On College Basketball Podcast

Half of the Sweet 16 is set. And Gary Parrish and Matt Norlander spent 46 minutes talking about Thursday's results and previewing Friday's games -- including North Carolina-Indiana. Beyond that, was Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski right to try to teach Oregon's Dillon Brooks a life-lesson? Parrish and Norlander discuss that right at the top.

The Sweet 16 is here. And Gary Parrish -- with the help of Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie -- previews it on this edition of the Eye on College Basketball podcast. They discuss Thursday's matchups, including Kansas-Maryland. And they also talk about Jamie Dixon's decision to leave Pittsburgh for TCU.

The NCAA Tournament is underway ... and Gary Parrish, Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie discuss the craziness from the first week. Everything from Northern Iowa's buzzer-beater to Northern Iowa's collapse. And Wisconsin's buzzer-beater. And Middle Tennessee's win over Michigan State. And Indiana's win over Kentucky. And Stephen F. Austin's loss in the Round of 32. And they close by turning their attention to some high-profile Sweet 16 matchups -- among them North Carolina-Indiana, Oregon-Duke and Kansas-Maryland.

Gary Parrish, Chip Patterson and Sam Vecenie use this episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast to discuss Providence's win over USC, UALR's win over Purdue, the terrible tone some reporter used to ask Baylor's Taurean Prince a stupid question, and the coaching carousel (and how Stephen F. Austin's Brad Underwood might fit into). Beyond that, they discussed the way the committee seeds teams. And they previewed Kentucky-Indiana, of course.

Gary Parrish, Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie open this episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast on Wichita State's win over Vanderbilt. They also discuss every region of the NCAA Tournament, the sexual harassment story originating at California, and Norlander's story that detailed every NCAA Tournament coach's favorite musical artist.

The NCAA Tournament bracket is out. Gary Parrish discusses it from every angle with Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie. Who got snubbed? Where did the selection committee really mess up? What's up with Tulsa's inclusion? And which fan base is going to lose its collective mind on Saturday -- Indiana's or Kentucky's?

Gary Parrish and Sam Vecenie discuss the Rutgers opening and whether Dan Hurley should take the job, if offered. They also talk about Buddy Hield's record-setting performance in the Big 12 Tournament, Tyler Ulis' decision to enter the NBA Draft, Fran McCaffery's awkward press conference and Vanderbilt's bubble-bursting loss in the SEC Tournament.

Gary Parrish, Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie discuss bubble teams and Championship Week developments on this episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast. They also get into the ongoing National Player of the Year race between Buddy Hield and Denzel Valentine.

Gary Parrish is joined by Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie for this episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast. They open on Wichita State's resume and whether the Shockers should be in or out of the NCAA Tournament. Then they talk about Indiana's outright Big Ten title, Northern Iowa's buzzer-beater in the MVC Tournament final, and the stupidity that is Big 12 voters giving Big 12 Coach of the Year to somebody not named Bill Self. They also unveil the CBS Sports conference awards, and they close on Gonzaga's resume.

Gary Parrish is joined by Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie for this episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast. They discuss Arizona's win over California, the 10-year anniversary of George Mason's improbable run to the Final Four, Wichita State's resume, Miami's shot to win another ACC title, this weekend's North Carolina-Duke game, etc. And Parrish closes with a rant about how people can't seem to give league Coach of the Year awards to the coaches who actually deserve them.

Gary Parrish is joined by Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie for this episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast. They discuss Indiana's outright Big Ten title, Skal Labissiere's nice performance against Florida, Buddy Hield's shooting issues, the emergence of Jaylen Brown at Cal, Iowa's losing streak, etc.

Gary Parrish is joined by Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie for this episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast. They discuss Kansas' 12th straight Big 12 title, Indiana's second Big Ten title in the past four years, rankings, brackets, OSCARS and why some people struggle with the idea that modern athletes, teams and achievements are just as amazing as past athletes, teams and achievements, if not more so.

Gary Parrish is joined by Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie for this episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast. They discuss Sean Miller's comments about court-storming, Grayson Allen's reputation as a tripper, Ben Simmons' one-and-none season, Tubby Smith's turnaround at Texas Tech and Xavier's win over Villanova. Then they look ahead to the weekend -- games like Virginia-North Carolina, Kentucky-Vanderbilt, Arizona-Utah, Xavier-Seton Hall, etc. And there's also a strange number of minutes dedicated to when Iowa's Adam Woodbury used to poke players in the eye.

Gary Parrish is joined by Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie for this episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast. They discuss the technical foul at the end of the Kentucky-Texas A&M game, Kansas' lead in the Big 12, Ben Simmons' academic issue, what Tubby Smith is doing at Texas Tech, the at-large resumes of Wisconsin, Ohio State and Seton Hall, Utah's better-than-you-think resume, Xavier's case for a No. 1 seed, etc. And Parrish opened the podcast by discussing the tragedy he and his family have endured over the past week, and the kindness all sorts of people have shown in response.

It's been just an unreal week -- what else is new? -- in college basketball. On today's ep, Matt Norlander subs in as host for Gary Parrish, and he's joined by Sam Vecenie and Chip Patterson. They cover just about every game of consequence from Wednesday and Thursday, and give an extensive preview of a big-time weekend ahead for big and small schools alike. Plus, Sam gives a rundown of his best players in the sport.