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Tobacco Road Blues, Kentucky’s Comeback, and the Abundance of Five-Stars

Titus and Tate weigh in on the wildest games of the weekend

By Mark Titus and Tate Frazier
NCAA Basketball: Kentucky at West Virginia Ben Queen-USA TODAY Sports

Mark Titus and Tate Frazier connect to discuss the week in college basketball. They start with America’s favorite segment, “Good Guy, Bag Guy,” in which they examine the meaning of the phrase “five-star recruit” (3:00). Then they review some games from a wild weekend of basketball, including Virginia’s victory over Duke (36:25), Kentucky’s impressive comeback against West Virginia (47:35), Villanova sneaking by Marquette (1:01:30), UNC’s loss to NC State (1:04:05), and more.

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