Michigan Wolverines

Big stakes tonight for SEC (Texas), ACC (SMU) and Big Ten (Ohio State, Indiana) as Champ Week gets going.

The Bulldogs beat Alabama, while the Bruins took down No. 9 Nebraska. Both should be going dancing.

Freddie Coleman and Harry Douglas along with the rest of the Four Horsemen do this week's Selection Committee on the Best Rivalries in Sports! Dr. Andre Snellings stops by the show. Plus the Freddie and Harry Faithful give their best rivalries currently in sports! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a no-brainer if one of these eight teams wins in April. For the remaining 357? Better luck next year.

The RedHawks are two wins away from an undefeated regular season while the Tigers are barely above .500.

SVP and Stanford Steve are back to discuss a litany of topics in the world of college basketball. Starting with Steve’s list, the Big Man gives the updated version, with a couple new teams and one notable exit. More than just the National Championship contenders, the guys discuss Kentucky’s likelihood to make the Sweet 16, who is the second best team in the SEC, if BYU can be dangerous in the tournament, Purdue’s home struggles, what seed Gonzaga deserves and more. Plus, thoughts on the NFL Combine and recent NBA happenings. Who’s the best pick to win The Finals? Finally, lost shoes, ejected socks, surprise flurries, Steve’s bad beat and would SVP send his kids to Duke? | SVPod Time Codes/Topics (0:00) Intro (1:20) The new list is HERE (7:20) The subtractions (8:40) Why Duke and MSU were added (15:25) Teams that lack Quad 1 wins (18:10) Who are the best teams in the nation? (25:50) On the beef between Cal and Golden (34:50) Purdue concerns (42:50) St. Mary’s-Gonzaga reaction (47:30) WVU-BYU reaction (48:35) What should be Gonzaga’s seed? (52:30) Back to the list (53:30) Yay or Nay on UK to the Sweet 16? (57:30) Final CBB thoughts (1:05:15) NFL Combine recap (1:17:00) The REAL contenders in the NBA (1:27:00) Would SVP send his kids to Duke? (1:31:00) The reception of men’s and women’s USA Hockey teams was incredible (1:32:35) It’s snowing outside?!? (1:34:17) Afternoon musings (1:48:20) Thanks for watching Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Duke is poised for a third straight No. 1 class. Arkansas comes in at No. 2, and UNC makes its 2026 rankings debut.

New names, familiar college comparisons and the latest recruiting buzz for Tyran Stokes, more 2026 five-stars.

Duke, Arizona and Michigan hold serve at the top as UConn rejoins the top four in the first week of Champ Week.

For the second straight week, Duke takes the No. 1 spot in the Associated Press men's college basketball poll, extending its record with 149 appearances in the top spot.