In this episode of the D-One and Done podcast, the hosts discuss the upcoming college basketball season, reflecting on personal updates, preseason expectations, and the release of All-American teams and AP polls. They delve into the impact of freshmen on the game, particularly highlighting standout players and their potential. The conversation also touches on Purdue's ranking and expectations, Gonzaga's quiet season, and recent controversies surrounding NCAA regulations regarding players transitioning from professional leagues back to college basketball. In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about the evolving landscape of college basketball, focusing on the implications of age and experience in professional leagues, the challenges faced by mid-major teams, and the impact of international players. They also explore the NCAA's eligibility rules, the need for more competitive scheduling, and the significance of exhibition games. The conversation wraps up with reflections on notable players and a heartfelt tribute to Sister Jean, highlighting the personal stories that connect fans to the sport.
