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Set 1: Blue Bloods (w/ Ian Eagle)

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The great Ian Eagle joins the show to discuss all things college basketball, including preparing to call the Sweet 16 matchups that contain some of the biggest brands in the sport including UConn, Duke, St. Johns and Michigan State.  Ian gives his thoughts on Syracuse hiring Gerry McNamara.  Plus, does he still give his son broadcasting advice?

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I did and we went to commercial break had no idea that Jonathan coachman was black he caught them the game last night Although they won the game You're listening to stucatsu company. I love this man. He's one of the best broadcasters we have He is the voice of the final four and look what happens to i and eagle The rare sweet 16 before the final four on his lap Yes This is the greatest regional I've ever seen i and this is insane what you're about to call yeah It does feel like that stucatsu and obviously you've been following this thing forever I've been doing the tournament for 29 years. We've had great regionals Certainly we've had tremendous storylines. We've had incredible games But prior to this one. I don't know if I've ever felt the build up Quite like this this easily could have been the final four. Yes, and nobody would have even batten and eyelash Right So that's a pretty clear indicator that there are behemoths at play here. Yes That's a great point. It's just about any year if this was the final four yeah

Everyone would be thrilled with this being the final four right it's crazy Yeah, I think the St. John's part of it is the one that right spin a while It's been a while But for for those of a certain age There is a romanticism Regarding this because of depending about where you grew up depending upon you who you were a fan of depending upon if you were Just a big east basketball head and it's ingrained in you that That you have good thoughts when you think of St. John's it's been a long time. It's been 27 years for for this program to be on this stage, but It just feels right with Rick Patino at the helm that this is the time for it to happen Did the committee do St. John's wrong and and what I mean by that is just to get to the final four Patino will have beaten bill self and Kansas will have to beat Duke and then if he gets past Duke We'll have to face the winner of Michigan State and you cut. Yeah, you can make the case certainly that they were

They were better than what their seating was. I don't I don't know if there were opinions already made and formed before the big east Tournament where they just plowed through They did not trail at all in the big east tournament. They were clearly better than every other team at this point in time in the big east now We might end up seeing St. John's Yukon again and they'll be able to settle it on the court But I thought there were going to be a foreseed. I did in the grand scheme It's not even just the seed you are It's where you're placed and the east region Is completely stacked and we knew that prior and we still feel the same way even after two rounds I and do you like today's college basketball? I like what the byproduct has been for the NCAA tournament. I believe that we're getting high level games I believe we're getting Incredibly competitive action and while I know that we don't have the traditional Cinderella that we always

dreamed of We have maybe some ancillary Cinderella that Nebraska and Iowa two teams that Nobody leading up to the season would have predicted would be a part of this thing Based on where they were in Nebraska's never won an NCAA tournament game before this year and Iowa had a guy that was coaching division Two as recently as two years ago and has had this meteoric rise been McCollum as a head coach in in a major conference So I think you get a little taste of it, but it's not the George Mason It's not the Loyola Chicago. It's not the VCU It's it's not Florida Atlantic But I do think the games have been better. Yeah, and I felt that last year that the final four we got last year Four number one seeds, right, which is not common as we know and tremendous games Those games were drag them out Fight to the finish games all three of them. I thought

Duke and Houston was a serious battle. I thought Florida Auburn was fantastic And then the national championship game came down to one final possession where Houston doesn't even get a shot off Which is odd in it of itself. I remember A national championship game down to one possession where the team doesn't even get a feel goal attempt off So I just think that maybe we have to retrain our brain a little bit and for now this is the new normal It's hard and I asked that question because we live in a world where Indiana dominates college football and Nebraska Maybe the team that dominates college basketball. It's crazy That that seems very backward-ass I want to agree that is I can't get used to it. I know you're telling me to reach brain my brain But I don't want to yeah, not not something in my lifetime I thought that we would be talking about but it it does go to show you two things to me more than anything else Obviously money talks we knew that yeah, that's that's never been a debate But your leadership and the type of culture that that you set forth what we've seen with Nebraska and Fred Hoyberg

It's taken form. It's taken hold. He had this visual and it's been building. It's been building remember two years ago They went on a run in the Big Ten tournament They they opened some eyes around the country that maybe they could be a factor and then took a step back last year Well, they're back with the vengeance and it just shows that a really solid leader and Building a team and a culture can work hurt sitting that he enough said I mean this guy came in with confidence. He's not the first to have bravado But he's among the first to really back it up in short order And of the of the three one-seeds left Michigan, Arizona, and Duke it feels like Duke with crazy enough As the one being overlooked the most What is Patrick Gumbah due to Duke's ceiling now that he's back? I thought he changed everything from round one to round two all of the confidence that Siena built in the first round getting towards the ram not feeling like there was a real

hurdle for them on the defensive end Duke is known as a great defensive team I didn't feel that in the first half against Siena that team just gained confidence And I thought a lot of it was based on the fact that you didn't have the presence of Gumbah a true shop blocker And a true presence to throw them off their game second half Duke Obviously they they found something and they regained their confidence. They looked Shell shopped. I mean, I'm telling you from the court side of you Looking into their eyes in that first half It was truly a moment where I thought personally as we had halftime they could get clipped Like they just didn't have the look of a number one overall seed of a champion And then they rally in in the second half second round completely different story Gumbah was a plus 20 in 13 minutes of action. Yeah, that's the kind of impact that he had. I thought What I noticed was TCU all of those shots that were going down in the first round against Ohio state

What punch was doing around the rim? He couldn't do any of it any of it So I just think he's a he's a huge factor the foster injury though in a game like this again St. John's could be very serious because I just think St. John's is going to They're gonna sick the dogs on them. They're gonna pick up full court. They're gonna harass them They're gonna challenge Duke to just get the ball across the line to get into their offense and I know this is hard to say But I think they might actually need more right now from From Cameron Booser than they got in the first two rounds, which was a lot But in this game in particular he's gonna have to handle the ball quite a bit That's an additional responsibility that I'm not sure they expected at this stage of the tournament It's fairly amazing that Rick Patino at least for me growing up one of the most polarizing figures anywhere in sports

And now he's beloved every Taylor loves them every team would want rip it through to be their head coach It's crazy what happened there the rules change I guess yeah, you know what I think Obviously different people handle things at different stages of their life in different ways I just think there's a real Joy that's coming through How he's conducting himself and that's not to say he didn't enjoy winning prior, but he did it with a more serious tone His press conferences were were often pretty direct and now you're seeing the human being behind the coach And that could be AIDS that could be experienced that could be just based on Where he is in his life and this particular team, but I've just noticed his His comportment is different. He's enjoying the hell out of this. Yes. That goes a long way. Yeah, it really does I'm Laurie Segal a long time tech journalist and consider my new podcast mostly human your bridge to the future

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Adjusted made it but are you a fan of the hire of Jerry McNamara as your new head coach? Yeah, I thought syracuse was going to deputize me at halftime of that Sianna Duke game and just said hey just go up to Jerry and tell him the gig is his On behalf of orange nation. Yeah, just represent all of us and get the deal done I said well actually I have to urinate can I do that first because that's what I do at halftime No, I think it's a it's a home run hire. It's what they need right now Look, they also need the resources and the support and as we know currently in college basketball. It's a money game but It's not just how much money you have as we've seen there are a lot of programs that had Big year spending and didn't have the success that they were hoping for It is chemistry. It is connectivity with your your guys and I do think He provides a very strong voice for anyone that's never talked to Jerry McNamara or spend any time with him

He's got a lot of confidence see at confidence as a player. He's got confidence as a coach I think he believes in how he messages and at this juncture this Fanbase needed something like this to get behind would they have been fine with someone outside the family I think they probably would have if it meant winning Yeah, but I think this is an added bonus that he is a true blue Syracuse guy with a national championship And a highlight reel as a player that you can put on a loop And he's already shown that he's he's got the makings of a outstanding head coach Were you surprised that Carolina got rid of you for Davis? I was I was obviously we did that game in greenville and I thought to myself man How different would this look with Caleb Wilson in the lineup one of the best players in the country Probably a top three pick may even be the number one pick depending upon who's making that selection

I think if you take the best player off of every roster in college basketball It's obviously very challenging to win and win consistently If they win that game I always find this interesting in the the sliding doors world that we live in If they win that game if they don't go to OT if they handle their business and Hold off VCU and then lose in the second round and a tight one against Illinois right Is there a change or no probably not I will tell you this if he gets to the sweet 16 with Caleb Wilson There is no change at all. He's no no doubt right no doubt on my mind If they advance through this tournament with Caleb Wilson now that's not a guarantee Illinois tough They're big their physical right to me. They they had one of the the best opening weekends of this tournament How they looked it's based on a number of factors their first round match up was with Penn They just over match them and then the second round They got this team that was an upstart squad that didn't see themselves as a Cinderella

But certainly pulled off something in that first round a 19 point comeback against UNC I Think that there was something simmering clearly at UNC previously that just percolated to the point where They they couldn't dismiss it and they ended up dismissing Hubert in the process It's always weird when a player who was great at a school ends up becoming a head coach of that school and then Has to move on and now what's the relationship Patrick Ewing Georgetown and Chris Mullen St. John's there there are a bunch of these examples where red lottery Syracuse You don't know now what that dynamic is going to be for the next five 10 15 20 years Does Hubert ever walk on that campus again? Or does he get over at some point and have success somewhere else and and just say all right this happened for a reason

It's tricky because you know they wanted to celebrate Hubert Davis's career and Hubert's like no I'm not done coaching. I still want to be the coach at North Carolina Yep, I don't want to celebrate my career So I don't know if he walks back on the campus again It's uh, it's gonna be interesting But it's also another sign of how much the times have changed where you have potentially the Kansas job opening up The Carolina job is open and Syracuse just filled their job like those three jobs used to never come open I and it's crazy. Yeah, really. Yeah, don't know they they had lifers those were lifers at the Jim Bayheim was there forever As we know Prior that with Kansas Roy Williams had the long stint followed by Bill self and then UNC had to tap dance a little bit in the post Dean Smith era with Guthriege and With Dirty Roy Williams obviously in there as well. I just I think Things are changing in the college basketball landscape and You know, it's funny

Stugots when you broke into the industry sports radio was playing Such a role in a lot of these decisions because it was the first time That decision-makers could put an outlet on And literally here from their fan base. It was just a small portion of their fan base But you get in a car and you turn on sports radio you would hear a talk show host in New York Of course Mike in the mad dog but callers checking in and giving their opinion and I do think it affected decision-makers opinions on certain things now Let's just move on to modern day with Twitter with Individual podcasts with reddit with message boards You now have outlets that you could go to as an ed or as a gm And you can get a sense of where the wind is blowing again fair unfair. Right. It's a whole different argument

But it's real yes, and it's happening. Yeah, Mike and the mad dog got piazza to the meds, didn't they? Yes, if yes, my believe that Yeah, it's you know, it's so funny It's like one of those where were you moments and we do this all of us as sports fans. I think Sometimes people that aren't sports fans don't understand How someone could have ridiculous recall of dates and moments and what was happening in their life at the time I think at sports fans we tend to naturally catalog Moments in our brain of what you were doing What was happening How did it affect other aspects of your life? So the Mike piazza thing I was on vacation with my family right at Disney. Yes And walking around Disney like dealing with the lines the heat You know, I could only do this in the summer because of my schedule So I only took my kids to to Disney when it was a hundred seven degrees

Right, this was tortured yourself Complete and utter tore we did it four times and on the fourth one my wife and I looked at each other and we said Never again. I guess we we were defeated as human beings. Yeah, so That particular day my son was a met's fan and was young And I remember getting the news at Disney and he was sweating his balls off as a little kid wearing a tank top or an NBA jersey and I said the met's got Mike piazza No way it affected his life. I guarantee you if you ask Noah right now Where were you when the met's got Mike piazza? He would remember and you're right Mike Mike on the med dog very much Went with the narrative that they made it happen and maybe they did yes I mean listen I remember where I was when late or hit the shot against me. Oh, yeah I'm a piazza Get Noah on the show, please because I want to

When this happens, I'm glad you brought him up because I'm wondering can you explain the difference for you emotionally You calling a game as opposed to listening to your son Call the game because I I'm guessing it feels better listening to your son do it Yeah, you're you're right. Yeah, it's funny when I I have people come up to me and and they're saying something really nice And I take it as such but they say hey, I heard your son And man He might end up being better than you so it's like this weird back-handed compliment right But it's a full-on compliment I want him to be better of course we want our children to do better than us so Yeah, a lot of pride and you know my wife and I There are moments watching a game where we want a hundred percent look at one another and and just think How did this happen? This little kid that that now has The ability to go on the air and show no signs of nervousness or anxiety and just do is

Thing and do it with a sense of passion and a sense of purpose So it it's been this whole other chapter that has been unexpected Completely, but I do feel for my wife who really was not a huge sports fan before all of this started Yeah, she went through 30 years of having to watch my games. I didn't make her but you know she did Just just a few of a part of it. Yes, and now this whole other Avenue in which she has to watch games or listen to games involving my son, right? I think she consumes more NBA Than any person in her friend group I could safely tell you 20 years doing the show with love it's hard my wife never listened Not No, she didn't want to she was Yeah, yeah, she's probably better still gots. Yeah, you'll be honest with you. Yeah, the stew gots in her is not strong No, no, it's not

Um, so it's interesting so you take a great deal of pride because yes, it's great watching you want your kids to be a better version of yourself Um, do you find it hard not to give them pointers from time to time and does he do does he receive them well? No, no, I don't find it hard at all my my pointers are usually mixed in With something else. It's never a text after a game. Hey, here's 11 things that I really think you need to improve I'm not a douchebag person for me And then second I just don't parent that way. I never parented that way It's usually in the form of some other conversation and if something strikes me in the moment That I think could help him I absolutely will share with him But I also have to let him do his own thing and do it his way But I think he would tell you that our relationship Has obviously had this new spin to it because we do the same job

But at the core it's still What it always was and and the broadcasting part has just been and add on it's not replaced something else Has he gained enough confidence here where perhaps from time to time he'll reach out to dad and give dad some pointers No, that would not be well accepted by any stretch. No, you got to know your place in life. Yes You'll ground them even at this age you'll ground them. I can ground them. That's that's not a problem I still have authority. That's not an issue. No, if he if he ever noticed something I would want him to tell me so It is a two-way street and that's how it should be Is Bill Raftry because for me he is I don't want to say he's underrated He just kind of flies under the radar just a little bit But I feel like he's the best sports analyst we have going you agree? I think he might be the best of all time Charlie I'm joking. He's so good in terms of the mix that you're looking for as a viewer

Of course you want analysis you want to hear someone's knowledge and preparation And I think Bill probably hasn't gotten enough credit for that part of it his prowess as an analyst is legit He coached in the Big East. He was a headman for Seaton all he's been around basketball his whole life He was a highly accomplished player which he downplays But he was at one point he was the all-time leading scorer in the state of New Jersey As a high school player for many years It only recently went down Went to LaSalle was a tremendous player at LaSalle and only because at the time the NBA Didn't have a lot of teams He ended up getting cut by the New York Knicks, but in any kind of expanded format He's an NBA player and would have played in the league. So that changes your persona a bit I think he leaned into the other side which was Very comfortable for him self-deprecation yes and using that to his advantage because sometimes people will underestimate you

When you approach life that way the part that that sets him To a category by himself is His feel for the moment and when it's time to really Punch with something that is memorable and grabs your attention and fits The the event yes the moment he knows how to caption and I can tell you I've worked for them You know we're talking about the better part of 30 years Which is hard for me to wrap my brain around right? It really is off the cuff This is not a guy that's got a yellow legal pad with a bunch of Sayings on it. He just can intuitively Hit the right moment with the right words and It's incredibly memorable and it's also It's highly It's highly relatable. Yes, it really feels like someone you'd be sitting on the couch with watching the game

Right that would that would say that and would crack you up and for you calling the game It has to be such a comfort to know he's always got it whenever you need he always has it for you You know he does. Yes, and I've said this before but it's worth reiterating You know amidst all of these Things that I've been incredibly fortunate to be a part of in my broadcasting career The one thing that I know If not for this None of it would would have happened and that was getting paired with him. Yes in 1995 On New Jersey Nets broadcast because just being around him taught me Things that I never would have known in how to do the job how to approach the job how to Blur the line between your personality and the persona that you're putting on the air how to do it with a sense of fun And levity but also the preparedness and not taking any broadcast for granted

We did some bad Nets teams. Yes, really bad Nets teams. Yes, and I can tell you even though we may have not had many viewers Bill and I still treated it like it was going Across the globe, right? We we always felt like it mattered and I think that was something that was 100% planted in my head Because of him and because of his approach Uh, we'll get you out here in just a second and we appreciate you do with this I did want to thank you. I've been meaning to thank you for some time now I've been railing against this forever when you come back into a game like a game in Miami for example They come back the games being played in Miami, get orders yet. They pan in through the Cleveland. They're on South Beach Which is 45 minutes away from really actual game and I was watching you I think it was a jet game. Yes, it was yes, it took us through the shithole that is New Jersey Because you two are upset. Hey, don't put us in New York City We're in New Jersey and you took us through New Jersey and I wanted to thank you for doing that

Yeah, no, that means a lot's to got that That one I think resonated I think there's a certain kind of audience That that thinks so who cares? Whatever show me anything. I want to see the game Yeah, but then there's another faction and I would be included in that thank you where I am not happy if you're showing something from a different area but claiming It's within that area You're misleading me. Yes. How can I trust you? Your credibility is shot. We had a thing and I'll do this sometimes in a passive aggressive way right With our crew what we have a tremendous crew and and everybody that that works on the show I I truly have the ultimate respect for in every single role they care it matters They take it seriously, but they do it with a smile and the right attitude But we were in Chicago doing the big 10 championship right and the the final on Sunday The weather was brutal

brutal It was heavy rain wind there was the chance of snow and We're coming back from break and they're going to show me the shot that they're using that I'll do the next set of billboards over right and I said to them I go Is that a live shot they go no, no, no, I go It's really nice out right now. Is that what you're telling me like no, it is and we'll get you another shot Like don't mislead the public. Yes. Yes. Don't show me a picture from Chicago eight years ago Right try to sell it as This is what's happening right now in yes in the windy city. I don't buy it You're not alone McDonough's with us by the way because when he was doing the hockey and it was in sunrise Florida They would pan in through south beach and for Florida. They'll beach and shones like hey. We're out by a mall Like we're not yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Have you ever been to Jacksonville? Yeah, it's ever been a Jacksonville horse. Yes So when I got the the NFL on CBS job in in 1998 I had never been to Jacksonville before

So I go to Jacksonville and I'm curious. I said well, you know, where do you hang with like? Oh, I gotta go to the landing All right really So you go to the landing and it's you know basically a circle cement with some restaurants and some shops And that's it Nothing beyond that now. It's on the water. So that part was nice. Right. It's a place to drink right place to drink Basically, I think there was like a fake hooters there. Yeah, so Ha ha ha ha At some point about I don't know four years ago They got rid of the landing. It just went away. Yes, the shops went away the restaurants went away I don't know what they're doing at the landing, but it doesn't exist right and I'm watching a game two years ago And they have a shot of the landing in Jacksonville I Ha ha ha ha it doesn't fucking exist close down it's closed

What are we doing? I'm glad I'm not alone. Thank you All right, we'll get you out of here Danny Parkings was on with us yesterday We did blind rankings of uh Syracuse alum what do we do Mikey keep three cut five keep three cut five of Syracuse broadcasters all time So oh, no, well Mikey's just gonna recap it for you. Yeah, I want to hear it. Yeah, go. Okay So they cut and I say they because I was just now you're looking here No, you know, he was he was the game show host. Yes. They cut Sean McDonough They cut Scott Hanson. They cut Marv Albert They cut Bob Costas Oh, and they cut Iron Eagle. I did it Danny did and Taylor. That's it. I did not they kept Toreco They kept Nick Wright and they kept Jeff passing right now. I didn't keep Nick Wright. Okay, Danny and Taylor

I still I still got love Danny I Understand I just realized it's bread is buttered. I get that. Yes It's a spa because you know, they're writing these things not knowing what the next name is gonna be Why is this is gonna be pissed? Well, that's what Danny was worried about. Yeah. Yes, but we did it Danny on purpose Yeah, no, he's Danny. You're out of the family He was worried that Matthew Barry was gonna be the last name You guys that's why that's why he'll put a hit out on him. That'll be the end of it But can you believe Taylor keeping you off that list, huh? I mean, it's all right. Yeah I was the just yeah, I was the deciding vote and I felt I felt bad instantly. Yep Could you knew I was coming up the next day or later later. This is hours ago I got blinded trying to hold out for Craig Carton. Yes

And I was hoping Carton would never be mentioned It's tremendous. Oh, it's so good. You got a deep roster there at Syracuse my man. It is not bad Not so much better than Northwesterns, right where my daughter goes. Yes. I saw that on social media. Congratulations Yes, I'm in a chat. I'm in Chapel Hill right now. I want to say boots on the ground for the for the uber Davis story But I'd be lying. I'm here for Northwestern North Carolina game I Look forward to the games this weekend. I'm up forward to your call of the games along with Bill and Grant You guys are fantastic. Thanks. Thank you so much for doing this man. You are great. My pleasure great to be on with you guys All right, I'm booking you next week for the just before the final four Oh, yeah, I roll I and right to reach out to you right before you call your biggest sporting events Yes, I would have done it until the blind rankings and then I kept you in that ended it Shot shot city hall building could this have happened in city hall somebody tell me that a shocking public murder

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