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1:33:21Now PlayingJason highlights that nepotism is alive and well in the sports media. Bruce Pearl formerly coached at Auburn, and his son Steven Pearl is currently the Tigers' coach. Auburn is on the NCAA Tournament bubble. So is it just a coincidence that Bruce Pearl claimed that the unbeaten Miami RedHawks, failing to win their conference, wouldn’t rank among the 37 best at-large teams for the tournament? Mike DeCourcy joins Jason to expand the conversation regarding media nepotism. They also discuss whether Kansas is a better team without Darryn Peterson. Matt McChesney joins to discuss Colorado football, as year four of Prime Time in Boulder begins with spring practice. Steve Kim and Jason delve into a plethora of topics ranging from Magic City Night to Luther Campbell blasting white college coaches and Charles Barkley blasting the media for the U.S. men’s hockey team kerfuffle.
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