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28 April 2008

The crew (Ryan Greene, Ryan Wood, Tom Keegan), discuss KU's splash in the 2008 NFL Draft, including Aqib Talib going 20th overall and several Jayhawks going on the second day. Then it's a look ahead to June's NBA Draft, and discussing whether Chalmers and Arthur should stay in, and where the KU seniors could wind up. Plus, a fresh dose of trivia.

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16 April 2008

Ryan Greene and Ryan Wood hit the studio to look at some of the major themes from Monday's spring football game, including some offensive miscues, the now-clearer picture of just who will start at the tackle spots, defensive domination and who stole the mid-April show.

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8 April 2008

Ryan Greene, Ryan Wood and D.J. Whetter wrap up what will go down as one of the most memorable title games in NCAA history from San Antonio. The guys also take a look at what might come of the rumors swirling around Bill Self in connection with Oklahoma State, who will stay, who will go, what's on the horizon and wrap up the unthinkable year that was.

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6 April 2008

Ryan Greene and Ryan Wood come to you after the final day of build-up of the entire college basketball season, discussing what went down Sunday in the Alamodome as both Memphis and Kansas met with the media. The guys dissect keys to the game, the difference between being brash and reserved heading into the title game and offer up some predictions and things to watch for.

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6 April 2008

Ryan Greene and Ryan Wood talk about KU's 40-minute attack on North Carolina Saturday night in San Antonio, which propels the Jayhawks into the NCAA title game for the first time since 2003. The guys talk about how the Final Four's two biggest stars looked pretty ordinary, just what were the keys to KU's eye-popping performance and a first look at Monday night's surely exciting finale.

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4 April 2008

Ryan Greene and Ryan Wood take some time to discuss what went down Friday in preparations for both KU and Carolina at the Alamodome, both on the floor and in the locker rooms. Then, The Spodcasters welcome in the legendary Dick 'Hoops' Weiss of the New York Daily News for the first time since last March to discuss what he anticipates from the 36th straight Final Four he's covered.

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2 April 2008

Ryan Greene, D.J. Whetter and Kevin Romary hit the studio before heading down to San Antonio to talk about the Roy Williams connection, the Bill Self-OSU rumors that never seem to want to die, who to like in the weekend's other semifinal and the weekly trivia. Oh yeah, and analysis of Saturday's nightcap between the Jayhawks and Tar Heels.

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30 March 2008

Before getting to the monstrous gorilla in the middle of the hotel room, Ryan Greene, D.J. Whetter, Kevin Romary and Ryan Greene discuss the Tourney grinder that was KU's Elite Eight win over Davidson. Plus, of course, a deeper look ahead to the Jayhawks' first Final Four game since 2003, in which KU faces former coach Roy Williams and quite possibly the NCAA Tournament's overall hottest team.

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29 March 2008

Ryan Greene, Kevin Romary, D.J. Whetter and Ryan Wood, after giving up the search for some late night grub, break down just how KU severed Villanova's offense early in rolling into Sunday's Elite Eight. Plus, the guys look at the matchup with surprising Davidson, offering some predictions and whatnots.

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27 March 2008

CBS play-by-play guru Gus Johnson takes some time to join Ryan Greene and Ryan Wood on day one of the Spodcasters in Detroit. Gus gives his thoughts on the games, his potential need for a helmet on the sideline this weekend, his signature late-game calls and much more.

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