Cutting the Net - ClutchPoints: Recent Episodes
Cutting the Net - ClutchPoints
Cutting the Net is a national college basketball podcast hosted by Blake Lovell and Joseph Nardone. The two take an entertaining approach to college hoops and discuss all the hot topics in the game. Join them for a fun ride through the world of college basketball.
With the 2019-20 college basketball season about to hit us in the face as if we owe it money, it's time for the 2019-20 college basketball season preview spectacular.
You see, it's a podcast... and it is spectacular.
We are now avaiable anywhere else quality podcasts can be found.
Anyway, who do you guys have doing well in the 2019-20 college basketball season? Did you guys agree with the season preview spectacular or do you think the hosts were way off?
Let us know at any of the places linked below... or else.
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Blake Lovell is a national writer for ClutchPoints. He’s also a contributor for the Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook and Athlon Sports College Basketball Preview magazine. He hosts two podcasts: Marching to Madness (CBB) and Establish the Pass (NFL).
You can follow him on Twitter @theblakelovell.
Joseph Nardone has been covering college basketball for nearly a decade for various outlets in a variety of ways. He currently contributes to Forbes and Clutchpoints. You can follow him on Twitter @JosephNardone.
Also, be sure to follow the ClutchPoints NCAA Facebook page for more great college basketball, recruiting, original analysis and whatever other kinds of discussion. We’re also on Twitter over here. Give us a follow.
In this episode of the Cutting the Net college basketball podcast, the guys discuss why people overreact to preseason polls and the value of them in the grand scheme of the season.
They also gave their picks for the players they've most enjoyed watching in college basketball throughout the years, including some Big East favorites.
And naturally, their conversation eventually shifted to the pop culture world to share thoughts on which TV shows deserve to be given a reboot.
You can find the Cutting the Net podcast on Soundcloud and other platforms.
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Blake Lovell is a national writer for ClutchPoints. He’s also a contributor for the Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook and Athlon Sports College Basketball Preview magazine. He hosts two podcasts: Marching to Madness (CBB) and Establish the Pass (NFL).
You can follow him on Twitter @theblakelovell.
Joseph Nardone has been covering college basketball for nearly a decade for various outlets in a variety of ways. He currently contributes to Forbes and Clutchpoints. You can follow him on Twitter @JosephNardone.
Also, be sure to follow the ClutchPoints NCAA Facebook page for more great college basketball, recruiting, original analysis and whatever other kinds of discussion. We’re also on Twitter over here. Give us a follow.
On the first ever Cutting The Net college basketball podcast, Darius Quisenberry and Jalen Pickett, two mid-major studs, get a lot of love.
The guys actually began the show discussing name, image and likeness happenings, which may or may not help college basketball.
Nevertheless, the guys are thrilled to have had the chance to talk about Darius Quisenberry and Jalen Pickett, a few off the rail topics, and the entire idea of collegiate athletics changing in the relatively near future.
Cutting The Net will soon be available where most podcasts reside. This being the first episode, there might be a slight delay until it comes together in full.
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Blake Lovell is a national college basketball writer for ClutchPoints. He’s also a contributor for the Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook and Athlon Sports College Basketball Preview magazine. He hosts two podcasts: Marching to Madness (CBB) and Establish the Pass (NFL).
You can follow him on Twitter @theblakelovell.
Joseph Nardone has been covering college basketball for nearly a decade for various outlets in a variety of ways. He currently contributes to Forbes and Clutchpoints. You can follow him on Twitter @JosephNardone.
Also, be sure to follow the ClutchPoints NCAA Facebook page for more great college basketball, recruiting, original analysis and whatever other kinds of discussion. We’re also on Twitter over here. Give us a follow.