Podcast of Champions

The 2018 Post Tournament Selection Special.

The 2018 Post Tournament Selection Special.

The Return of Hec Ed by Podcast of Champions

The Return of Hec Ed by Podcast of Champions

We discuss the state of the conference at the midway point. At 8-1, how much better do let down Arizona fans think this team should be? USC gears up for it's most critical stretch of the season and the only chance for a fourth bid in the league may be..........Washington?

We discuss the state of the conference at the midway point. At 8-1, how much better do let down Arizona fans think this team should be? USC gears up for it's most critical stretch of the season and the only chance for a fourth bid in the league may be..........Washington?

Colorado pulls a huge sweep of the Arizona schools out of it's ass, and Tad Boyle isn't quiet about how satisfying it is. Our weekly segment: "Is Arizona State For Real?" returns. We spend more time than I would have imagined talking about Stanford, before discussing the curiously strong resume to date of the Washington Huskies. Lastly, how much weight do you put into Sean saying he can't reach his kids?

Colorado pulls a huge sweep of the Arizona schools out of it's ass, and Tad Boyle isn't quiet about how satisfying it is. Our weekly segment: "Is Arizona State For Real?" returns. We spend more time than I would have imagined talking about Stanford, before discussing the curiously strong resume to date of the Washington Huskies. Lastly, how much weight do you put into Sean saying he can't reach his kids?

The PAc-12 goes 8-1 during the first weekend and sends three teams to the Sweet 16. Who, if anyone, is moving on to the Final Four? Also coaching changes at Cal and UW.

We will not be talking about the NIT at all during this episode.

We swap argument for who deserves to be named Pac-12 player of the year and then focus on Sin City and what mistakes will be made there over the weekend. IT'S FUCKING MARCH LET'S GO!

Recapping the huge week's from Oregon and UCLA. We also try not to look ahead to Vegas a week early as USC and Cal are playing for their at-large lives.

Between Oregon @ Cal (I'm going!) and UCLA @ Arizona, we expect the conference race to be figured out by the end of the weekend. Also the return of Lauri, the death of the "0-18 Watch!", and whether or not the Committee is going to care more about the Pac-12 regular season standings or the results in Vegas.

We discuss our opinions of the new Selection Committee teaser campaign, relive the magic in Pauley from last weekend and nominate our selections for Pac-12 All-Star Weekend.

We look back on the SHITKICKING that went down in Oregon over the weekend and move forward to the Ducks showdown in Westwood on Thursday. Other topics include: Utah is dead, USC could be the most overlooked team in the country and Cal's upcoming schedule is not inspiring for the bears.

Colorado is off the 0-18 watch! Arizona looks to lock up the regular season crown a month early this week. I say beating UCLA puts USC as a near lock for the dance and that Utah needs to win at Cal this week to have any chance at a tournament resume come march.

We look back on Arizona's huge week, (very briefly) preview the winless showdown in Boulder this week, talk conference championship race outlook and evaluate whether the Pac's best should be mentioned in the same breath as the Villanova's and Kansas's of the world.

We preview Arizona @ UCLA and talk about who is fourth best team in the league and whether or not it's worth your attention. Adam and Spencer get in a heated exchange over Tad Boyle's job security and Cody. HOT TAKES include: Stanford getting a mention for team of the week, Arizona needs to go 2-0 this week for any chance at the regular season title and use of the word "murderporn".

How many games will UCLA/USC combine to lose in the mountains? 0-18 Update: Stanford gets a rare opportunity at a win. Ivan Rabb is clearly a listener of this show and his performance in LA was in response to our criticism of him. New Segment: "This Week in Dick Kicking" featuring Dillon Brooks and Bobby Hurley.

Cody Martin from Wildcat Authority joins the crew this week talk about where Washington is as a program, if/when Ivan Rabb will ever dominate and how not to be an asshole when attending a road game.