Inside College Basketball Now with Jon Rothstein is your courtside seat to the inner workings of the sport. Known for his unmatched insider knowledge, bold takes, and relentless coverage, Rothstein goes deep to deliver what’s really happening in college hoops. From breaking down the biggest storylines to in-depth interviews with the top coaches in the country, this podcast is your all-access pass ... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 59 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Jon Rothstein poses five questions for the Big 12 ahead of the 2025-26 college basketball season.
Can Houston continue it's Big 12 dominance? Is Kansas ready to return to its vintage form? Will BYU have the season everyone is expecting? Jon answers ... more
It's the Big East's turn as Jon has five big questions for the Big East -- including whether or not UConn can bounce back to being a title contender and whether St. John's will withstand the pressure of their most anticipated season in over 25 years.... more
Gonzaga head coach Mark Few joins Jon Rothstein to discuss the NCAA Tournament expansion, this year's roster in Spokane and getting back to another Final Four. Jon and Mark cover everything from Gonzaga's point guard position this season to the 1999 ... more
Jon Rothstein provides the latest around college basketball and reports from his recent travels to practice around the country.
(0:00) Intro + three weeks from college hoops!
(2:41) St. John’s needs its two exhibition games
(15:14) PG and SF are t... more
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John, love your show. I love everything about you and your commitment to college basketball.
However, we have to correct some of your grammar you have a bad habit of saying as went or had went instead of has gone
The correct phrase is has gone. "Gone" is the past participle of the verb "to go" and is used with auxiliary verbs like "has," "have," or "had" to form the present perfect tense, whereas "went" is the simple past tense and is used on its own, not with "has".
You shill for the mountain west. You have a contract with the network that has a deal with that conference. Admit this or stop pretending to be a journalist.
So glad to find the reincarnation oh College Hoops today
Wish 5 Nuggets returns!!
Glad to have the only college hoops podcast coming to us 52 weeks out of the calendar year back!!!
This and Eye On College Basketball are my two favorite hoops podcasts.
CBS Sports: definitely “one of us”.
Nobody does it better than JR. Even better than “A Few Good Men” on a rainy Sunday.
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Focused on the dynamics and intricacies of college basketball, the content features insightful commentary on player performances, coaching strategies, and significant matchups throughout the season. Jon Rothstein, the host, provides expert analyses on emerging talents, coaching changes, and NCAA tournament implications, ensuring listeners stay informed about the latest developments in the college hoops landscape. Episodes showcase interviews with coaches and discussions on unique player journeys, which enhance the overall understanding of the game and its influence beyond the court.
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Recent guests on Inside College Basketball Now include:
1. Matt Painter
2. Ian O'Connor
3. Bruce Pearl
4. Kelvin Sampson
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6. Mick Cronin
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