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The Rocky Mountain Top of the Rankings, Duke-Virginia Thoughts, and Cutting It Up With Brad Davison

“Buzzcut” Brad Davison joins Titus and Tate to discuss Big Ten basketball, charges, and more

By Mark Titus and Tate Frazier
Savannah State v Wisconsin Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images

Mark Titus and Tate Frazier talk about all the guys, covering UNC–Virginia Tech, Texas-Oklahoma, Kansas–West Virginia, Duke-Virginia, Kentucky-Auburn, and a new mystery (5:50). Then the guys call up the man himself, “Buzzcut” Brad Davison of the Wisconsin Badgers mens basketball team. They talk changes, gator chomps, Big Ten basketball, and more (49:50). Finally the guys give some shoutouts to Tennessee, Dank Dakich, the FBI, Jon Diebler, and more (1:17:50).

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