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A brand new episode of the College Basketball Talk podcast featuring Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan takes you through Filip Petrusev's decision to turn pro, Moussa Cisse's decision to enroll at Memphis and Jonathan Kuminga's decision to head to the G League. But the podcast is led off with a conversation about a brilliant plan proposed by Seton Hall's Kevin Willard.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through ... well, to talk about whether or not the Coronavirus pandemic is going to cause us to lose out on a college basketball season. Depressing, I know.

In the latest edition of the Run It Back podcast, Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan recap Buddy Hield's memorable 46-point outburst in a three-overtime loss to Kansas in Phog Allen Fieldhouse in a battle of No. 1 vs. No. 1 back in 2016. The game was unbelievable. Before they dive into the game itself, the boys talk through Pat Chambers' noose comments to Rasir Bolton and the potential for the college basketball season to get moved up.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back today to discuss the commitment of the best prospect in all of high school basketball. Emoni Bates says he's going to Michigan State. Will he ever end up on campus? When will that be? Is he going pro? Is he reclassifying? And why should a player that is being compared to Kevin Durant also be discussed in the same breath as Andrew Wiggins? It's all in this podcast.The link to the column that Rob wrote is here.The podcast that Rob mentions can be found here, and the specific discussion on the delayed change to the one-and-done rule is at the 30:50 mark.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through two major developments in the world of college basketball, specifically Cade Cunningham's decision to remain at Oklahoma State despite the possibility of a postseason ban as well as the formation of the Coaches For Action, a coalition of 21 minority assistant coaches in the conference that are pushing to create actionable change. To cap off the pod, Rob and Bob dive headlong into one of their most entertaining segments to date: Assigning college basketball teams to specific beer styles. Enjoy.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back with another edition of the Run It Back series, this time making a deep dive into the 2013 national title game between Louisville and Michigan. Remember Spike Albrecht? Luke Hancock? Russ Freakin Smith?? Let's get into it.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through all the news and notes from the last week in college basketball, including a ridiculous postseason ban that was handed down to Oklahoma State on Friday and news on a new deadline for underclassmen to withdraw from the NBA draft. Plus, they talk about the alleged racist comments made by Texas State head coach Danny Kaspar.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan spent the latest episode of the College Basketball Talk podcast discussing the protests that have enveloped our country over the course of the last week and the impact, or lack thereof, that the statements from members of the college coaching community have made.

For the third straight season, Rob Dauster of College Basketball Talk collaborated with Kurt Helin of Pro Basketball Talk for a full mock draft. Rob knows the prospects better than anyone. Kurt knows the teams and their needs better than anyone. The result is a unique listening experience breaking down who will be picked where based on fit. The first ten picks are on this podcast. Picks 11-30 can be found over on the Pro Basketball Talk feed. Here are the time-stamps for each team:1. Golden State Warriors: (11:22)2. Cleveland Cavaliers: (19:03) 3. Minnesota Timberwolves: (23:25)4. Atlanta Hawks: 27:53)5. Detroit Pistons: (31:58) 6. New York Knicks: (37:40)7. Chicago Bulls: (43:15)8. Charlotte Hornets: (47:57)9. Washington Wizards: (55:23)10. Phoenix Suns: (58:30)

In the latest episode of the college basketball talk podcast, Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan talk through the legacy of Eddie Sutton, who passed away at 84 years old, and the news that college campuses are opening up for student-athletes for voluntary workouts. Are we going to see a college basketball season happen? The boys finish up the pod by wading into the Ty Lawson-vs.-Roy Williams waters before a headfirst dive into a draft of their favorite college basketball scandals. Enjoy!

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back for another edition of the Run It Back series, this time with a deep dive into Duke's thrilling win over UCF in the second round of the 2019 NCAA Tournament. During the breakdown, Rob and Bob dive headfirst into conversations about Tacko Fall and the stigma of being 7-6, whether Duke has been a disappointment during the one-and-done era, Zion Williamson's imprint on the college game and whether or not fancy beers are worth buying.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through the madness that is the war of words between Kansas and the NCAA and to breakdown who would be a better NBA draft prospect in the modern NBA. Before they get into all of that, however, the topic of Zion Williamson's legal dispute over an agency contract must be broached. The podcast ends with a deep dive into Reagan family folklore as Big Bob Reags joins the show to pine for the Wofford coaching tree and give a full scouting report of his son to the nation at large.

The plan was to use today's podcast as the Run It Back episode for the 2014 game between Kentucky and Wichita State, but Louisville and the NCAA decided to throw a wrench in those plans when the notice of allegations that the Cardinals received was unveiled this week. So before diving headlong into one of the best and most entertaining college basketball games of the last decade, Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan discuss what could be coming for the Louisville basketball team. The Run It Back portion of the programming kicks off at the 20 minute mark.

In today's episode of the Run It Back podcast, Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan talk through one of college basketball's great 'What if?' moments. What if Jason Richards hits that three at the end of this game, sending Davidson and Steph Curry to the Final Four and keeping Bill Self from winning his one and only National Title? This was not the best basketball game, but the storylines surrounding it were as wild as any.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through everything that has happened in the last week in college hoops. Texas beat the G League for a player while the G League scooped up a five-star recruit from UCLA. Danny Manning is fired at Wake Forest. And a Tulane player is charged with murder after being forced to head home due to coronavirus closing colleges.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through everything that you need to know from the past week in college basketball. Did one of the best transfers on the market really pick BYU over Kentucky and Texas Tech? Is the NCAA really going to cede ground in the Name, Image and Likeness debate? Why is the college hoops media caping for coaches against changes to the transfer rule? And the two cap things off by drafting the easiest fanbases to make mad. The good stuff starts at the 16:00 mark.

No game in this century has changed more narratives and the way people view more people involved with college basketball than Wisconsin's win over a then 38-0 Kentucky team in the 2015 Final Four. Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan, the resident CBT Kentucky fan, dive into that game and why so many of the storylines that have come out of it are wrong.

On Thursday, Jalen Green announced that he will not be attending college and instead enroll in a new program that the G League is unveiling for elite prospects that are looking for a place to burn their one-and-done season. Where will he be playing? Who will he be playing against? What does this mean for college basketball? Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan break it all down for you.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through anything and everything you need to know about in the world of college hoops. After working through the beers they're drinking, the shows they are binging and the ways they are trying to survive quarantine life, Rob and Bob talk through Ty-Shon Alexander and Immanuel Quickley declaring for the NBA draft and Ziaire Williams committing to Stanford. The pod closes with Mock Draft SZN: Mid-Major players. Let's go!

The latest installment of the Run It Back series features Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan rewatching, reviewing and reliving Virginia's 80-75 overtime win over Purdue in the 2019 Elite Eight.