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College Basketball Today with Coach Young

College Basketball Today with Coach Young

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 Hosted by Coach James Young, this weekly review of College Basketball will keep you updated on everything on and off the court. By combining in-depth basketball analysis, betting strategies, and engaging discussions on sports and pop culture, this podcast will inform, entertain, and inspire you. Basketball
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  • 16: Could Arizona Fall Out Of The # 1 Spot? + Is St. Johns' Back? & Major Conference Clashes!

    16: Could Arizona Fall Out Of The # 1 Spot? + Is St. Johns' Back? & Major Conference Clashes!
    Feb 11 2026
    In this episode of College Basketball Today, Coach James Young dives into the thrilling world of college basketball with a detailed breakdown of key games and team performances from February 11th, 2026. Kansas knocks out undefeated Arizona in a disciplined display of basketball, highlighting how Arizona's high-speed game was effectively slowed down. UNC upsets Duke in a tight contest, while Michigan State's resilience pays off against Illinois in the Big Ten. We also cover St. John’s dominating performance over UConn and Houston’s relentless win against BYU. In our Future Focus segment, we analyze Arizona’s tough upcoming schedule and its implications, St. John’s recent resurgence, Vanderbilt's challenges, and Duke women's team’s dominance in the ACC. Finally, we’ll address the pressing issues surrounding Tony Verde's investigation at Pitt. Tune in for insightful analysis, game highlights, and future predictions in college basketball. Don’t forget to stay for the fastest four minutes of college basketball talk, covering epic upcoming matchups including Duke vs Clemson, Kansas vs Iowa State, and more!
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    24 mins
  • 15: Alabama Find Themselves Out of Top 25 + Purdue Showing Signs of Struggle?

    15: Alabama Find Themselves Out of Top 25 + Purdue Showing Signs of Struggle?
    Feb 5 2026

    Join us for Episode 15 of College Basketball Today, where Coach James Young breaks down key matchups and results from the Big 10 and Big 12. Number 9 Illinois defeats Number 5 Nebraska, Kansas edges Texas Tech, and Michigan outpaces Michigan State. We also cover exciting women's games, including Michigan vs. Michigan State and Texas Tech vs. TCU. In our Future Focus segment, we analyze Purdue's inconsistency, Alabama's identity struggles, and standout performances from Iowa State's Milan Momcilovic. To wrap up, we preview upcoming games featuring Duke vs. UNC, Illinois vs. Michigan State, Houston vs. BYU, and top women's matchups. Tune in for an in-depth recap and a preview of what's next in college basketball!
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    24 mins
  • 14: UConn WBB Remains Unbeaten + Can Miami (OH) Make A Cinderella Run in March?

    14: UConn WBB Remains Unbeaten + Can Miami (OH) Make A Cinderella Run in March?
    Jan 28 2026
    Welcome to College Basketball Today Episode 14. In this episode, Coach James Young dives into thrilling games and key storylines across college basketball. Arizona State narrowly defeats BYU, maintaining their undefeated record, while Duke crushes Louisville with a dominant performance. Michigan delivers a statement win by ending Nebraska's 24-game win streak. Illinois' Keaton Waggler sets a freshman scoring record against Purdue. On the women's side, South Carolina reasserts its dominance by decisively beating Vanderbilt. We also explore Miami of Ohio's impressive undefeated run and UConn's powerhouse teams in both men's and women's basketball. Stay tuned for future focus discussions and the fastest four minutes of college basketball talk, covering upcoming intriguing matchups and more.
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