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Blue Ribbon College Basketball Podcast, Ep. 60: Duke coach Jon Scheyer, seismic shifts in the conference landscape, and an obscure NCAA rule about jersey numbers
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Blue Ribbon College Basketball Podcast, Ep. 60: Duke coach Jon Scheyer, seismic shifts in the conference landscape, and an obscure NCAA rule about jersey numbers

In the newest episode of the Blue Ribbon College Basketball Podcast, hosts Chris Dortch (@cdortch) and Kevin Ingram (@KIngramSports) discuss a variety of college basketball topics:

• The impact of UCLA and USC moving to the Big Ten.

• Major transfer portal activity has finally come to a close.

• Why exactly can’t Kentucky’s Oscar Tshiebwe can’t wear number 9?

• First-year Duke coach Jon Scheyer talks about replacing a legend, putting his own stamp on a storied program, and much more.

• Chris is about to join his boyhood hero Grantland Rice in the Tennessee Sports Writers Hall of Fame.

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Blue Ribbon College Basketball Podcast
The Blue Ribbon College Basketball Podcasts discuss all things college hoops. Hosts Chris Dortch and Kevin Ingram welcome guests from around the country in national podcasts and conference-only podcasts.