Iowa State Cyclones

Who are the top players in the women's NCAA bracket? Where do Azzi Fudd, Hannah Hidalgo and Lauren Betts rank?

Peter offers his perspective and instant analysis on the Broncos-Dolphins trade that brings Jaylen Waddle to Denver and leaves question marks in Miami. Then, Peter details just how much there was to the A.J. Brown-to-the-Rams rumors from a week ago. After some careless, reckless, and completely absurd NCAA Tournament thoughts, Peter brings in Titans GM Mike Borgonzi. They talk about the Titans' recent spending spree, which included a slew of new players and faces, and 17 additions to the roster. They go through what Robert Saleh and Brian Daboll are looking for in players and why so many former Jets and Giants were acquired in recent days. It's Cam Ward storyline, after that, with Borgonzi detailing what he's seen in their franchise QB over the course of the last eleven months. Then, Borgonzi goes down memory lane and takes us through his Kansas City days and what he remembers from scouting Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Canty showcases his list of 5 players to watch in the men's and women's NCAA Tournament. We discuss Mel Kiper Jr.'s latest mock draft, which features the Jets drafting Ty Simpson at #16 overall. The Property Brothers join to discuss their new show and stealing scissors the last time they were at ESPN studios. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Charlie Creme breaks down the Iowa State NCAA Cyclones tournament prospects.

The Huskies are six wins away from a 13th title. Coaches and analysts gave us a blueprint for how to beat them.

Charlie Creme picks every game of the 2026 women's NCAA tournament, from First Four to Final Four.

No. 1 seed UConn is looking to repeat in 2026. We look at every team in the women's NCAA bracket.

All 31 auto-bids are spoken for. Will UConn or UCLA be No. 1 overall? And where will the hosts be seeded?

Conference tournaments pave the way for March Madness. Check out all-time women's NCAA basketball winners from the Big Ten, Big 12, ACC and SEC now.

UConn and Texas each put multiple players on the top 15 short list.