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Draft Talk on the Eve of the NCAA Tournament

KOC and Tjarks are joined by Titus and Tate to talk the 2018 NBA draft

By Kevin O'Connor, Jonathan Tjarks, Mark Titus, and Tate Frazier

Kevin O’Connor and Jonathan Tjarks are joined by Mark Titus and Tate Frazier of One Shining Podcast to discuss the impact of Missouri freshman Michael Porter Jr.’s return on his draft stock (2:49), compare two lottery prospects named Bridges (10:47), debate Ohio State junior Keita Bates-Diop’s NBA potential (23:21), and select sleeper picks for each position (34:51).

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