In this episode, Roman and Alan react to new Final Four predictions, talk Kasean Pryor’s comeback timeline, and weigh in on the controversial Rick Pitino comments about returning to Louisville. Could this be the best offense in all of college basketball? Tap in!

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CHAPTERS

8:35 – National Media Predicts Louisville Final Four Run

11:26 – Terrence Oglesby: Cards to Win the ACC?!

14:55 – Is the Hype Real? Or Just Twitter Talk?

16:06 – Could UofL Play Outdoors at L&N or Churchill Downs?

18:30 – Pitino Wants to Return?! Our Take

25:00 – Kason Prior Says “I’ll Be Ready for Kentucky”

31:30 – Will Kason Start Game 1?

36:00 – Pitino’s Drama + Legacy

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