CBS Sports Eye On College Basketball Podcast

Gary Parrish is back with the Eye on College Basketball podcast. He's joined by Matt Norlander and Jeff Borzello. The three of them discuss all of the relevant topics in college basketball -- things like Jabari Parker's benching, Kansas' fourth loss, Doug McDermott's big week, UConn's two-game losing streak and much, much more.

Gary Parrish is back with the Eye on College Basketball podcast. His guest is Bleacher Report college basketball columnist Jason King. The two of them discuss Baylor and Kansas (and the two men who coach those teams). Lots of Big Ten talk, too.

Gary Parrish is back with the Eye on College Basketball podcast. He's joined by Jeff Borzello and Matt Norlander, and Gary is doing his talking from the maternity ward. So, naturally, the three of them talk babies ... then Mitch McGary, Kentucky, Louisville, Syracuse and how Wichita State's seed in the NCAA tournament will probably be tied to Alabama and Tennessee, fair or not.

Gary Parrish is back with the latest Eye on College Basketball podcast. He's joined by Matt Norlander and Jeff Borzello. They discuss the P.J. Hairston situation, Notre Dame's collapse against Ohio State, the Irish without Jerian Grant, whether there's really a great team this season and why rivalries don't register with players like they do fans.

Gary Parrish is back with the Eye on College Basketball podcast. His guest in this episode is Yahoo's Jeff Eisenberg. They spend 38 minutes discussing all off the big topics in college basketball -- from Duke and UCLA, to Texas and UNC, to Stanford and Barry Hinson's postgame rant that went viral.

Gary Parrish is back with the Eye on College Basketball podcast. He's joined in this episode by CBSSports.com colleagues Matt Norlander and Jeff Borzello. Together, they discuss Kentucky-North Carolina, why Syracuse's Tyler Ennis and Kansas' Joel Embiid were underrated recruits, the emergence of UCLA's Zach LaVine, the credit Arizona's Sean Miller deserves for scheduling aggressively, the importance of consistent point guard play early in the season, and Tuesday night's Jimmy V Classic between Florida and Memphis. Also: The final 25 minutes are about HOMELAND and SCANDAL. TV is interesting too, you know?

Gary Parrish is back with the Eye on College Basketball podcast. He's joined in this episode by Hall of Fame broadcaster Dick Vitale. The two of them discuss Vitale's career -- specifically how it started and why it almost ended. What's up with that "Dukie V" nickname? Does it drive him crazy? And how draining is it for Vitale to spend so much energy and time raising money for cancer research? It allows him to get close to children who then sometimes lose their fight. It's rough on him, he admits.

Gary Parrish is back with the Eye on College Basketball podcast. He's joined in this episode by Jeff Borzello and Matt Norlander. The three of them discuss Kansas and Kentucky's questionable starts to the season, the emergence of Joel Embiid, Marshall Henderson's relevance in the sport and the role groupthink plays in so many people being dismissive of what Scott Drew has done at Baylor.

Gary Parrish is back with the Eye on College Basketball podcast. He's joined in this episode by USA Today's Nicole Auerbach. The two of them discuss North Carolina's weird season, Michigan's early struggles, Duke's benching of Rasheed Sulaimon and the difficulty of entering and exiting the Breslin Center.

I sat down early Monday with Jeff Borzello and Matt Norlander to look back, look ahead and discuss a number of issues in the sport. Among them: How big was Memphis' win over Oklahoma State for Josh Pastner? Is Villanova really the best team in the Big East? Should we be concerned about Kansas? And, either way, do folks realize Andrew Wiggins is averaging 15 points and seven rebounds a game? Why isn't San Diego State in the Top 25 (and one)? Has the ACC/Big Ten Challenge lost some of its luster?

Gary Parrish is back with the Eye on College Basketball podcast. He's joined in this episode by Matt Norlander and Borzello. The three of them discuss everything from North Carolina's win over Louisville to Michigan's struggles in general to bad beat jackpots in poker rooms.

Gary Parrish is back with the Eye on College Basketball podcast. This time, CollegeBasketballTalk's Rob Dauster joins him to discuss, among other things, Indiana's Noah Vonleh, Memphis' struggles against quality opponents, Marcus Smart as a Player of the Year favorite and whether anybody should feel badly for the players on the other side of Jack Taylor's 100-point games.

How bad is UNC? How good is Duke for the next few years? What to make of all those recruiting coups from Friday? And some good-natured name-calling, too. Enjoy the Monday edition of the podcast, with Gary Parrish, Matt Norlander and Jeff Borzello.

Gary Parrish is back with the Eye on College Basketball podcast. This time he's talking with recruiting analyst Evan Daniels about the recruiting developments coming Friday that could create the 2014-15 national champion.

Gary Parrish discusses the college basketball season three days in and looks forward to the Champions Classic. He's joined by CBSSports.com colleagues Matt Norlander and Jeff Borzello.