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Nick opens the episode by discussing the draft decisions for Christian Braun and Jalen Wilson and explains the different factors they each have to weigh and why they're in unique positions from even previous Kansas players. Then Rustin Dodd of The Athletic joins to discuss his latest piece covering the 'Decade of Disaster' for Kansas Football and how close Lew Perkins really was to hiring Jim Harbaugh. 

Nick opens the show by talking about Ochai Agbaji's legacy at Kansas and why he has an ironclad case to be considered a top-10 player in program history. Then Mitch Lightfoot joins the show to reflect on KU's championship run and how this team flipped the switch in the postseason.

Nick opens the episode by explaining what "minutes continuity" means and why it's been a common thread between both of Bill Self's championship teams at Kansas. Then Danning Manning joins to explain what it was like watching the game with fellow Kansas legends, how life changes after winning a title, and why he's so proud of Ochai's journey as a Jayhawk. 

It's a National Championship edition of Jayhawk Talk Radio

Kansas won the 2022 NCAA Championship. Let's talk about it. 

Nick opens the show by talking with Matt Tait of the Lawrence Journal-World about what's at stake for both Kansas and Bill Self's legacy if they're to cut down nets on Monday in the Superdome. Then he's joined by Darnell Jackson who recalls some of the most memorable moments from KU's 2008 National Title run and gives some insight as to what players should expect this week in New Orleans. 

The guys recap KU's Elite Eight win over Miami and look ahead to a Blue-Bloody Final Four. Guests are John Fanta and Rex Walters. 

We open the episode by looking at Villanova's profile this season and where Kansas will have advantages and challenges on Saturday. Then ESPN analyst Jay Bilas joins the podcast to discuss what it would be like being on the bench for Duke or UNC on Saturday, his thoughts on Remy Martin's tournament run, and gives his picks for the two semifinal games. 

Nick opens the episode by recapping KU's win over Miami and explains why Final Four vibes aren't real or simply just don't matter. Then 2017 consensus National Player of the Year Frank Mason joins to discuss his path to Kansas, why leadership came naturally to him, and the attachment he felt to the 2018 Final Four team. We finish with a mailbag and a quick look at the Villanova game. 

Nick opens the show by discussing how your eyes match reality when it comes to KU always facing a red-hot shooting team in the tournament. Landen Lucas joins to discuss how Bill Self changes his coaching style in March, what effect Remy Martin has on the other four guys on the court, and why he's higher on this team now than he was a week ago. We close with a Providence preview and a brief outlook on a potential Elite Eight matchup vs. Iowa State or Miami. 

The guys recap the Jayhawks win over Creighton in the Round of 32 and preview the Sweet 16 matchup against Providence.

Nick opens on KU's weekend in Fort Worth and why Remy has earned his way into an old conversation and how the team needs to adapt with him. 2022 signee and McDonald's All-American Gradey Dick joins the show to talk about becoming a Big 12 villain next year, what he brings to the court, and how Kansas won him over. We end things, as always, with a mailbag.