Jason Whitlock
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Jason Whitlock: 'Exciting Whites' REPLACED 'Fatherless Blacks' in the NCAA Tournament | Ep 1120

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March 23, 2026

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Jason explains that the cultural change in America is apparent in the game of college basketball. NIL and the transfer portal have eliminated “Cinderella” from the NCAA tournament, as noted by the Sweet 16 being composed of power conference teams. Dre Baldwin joins to discuss the “Exciting Whites” prevalent on several Sweet 16 teams. Steve Kim and Jay Skapinac further the conversation, also discussing the NCAA Tournament studio show, the Los Angeles Lakers' winning ways, and Cam Skattebo's comments regarding CTE and asthma.

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Dre BaldwinExciting WhitesSteve KimJay SkapinacNCAA TournamentLos Angeles Lakers'Cam Skattebo'sRelief Factor

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