Colin Cowherd Podcast Prime Cuts - UConn’s Domination, Caitlin Clark’s Superstardom, Nick Wright’s Life Advice, Can’t Pay Tua or Dak
Colin’s top takes of the week!
He starts with his reaction to UConn’s dominating run to a second national title and why UConn’s program has separated from the rest of men’s college hoops (3:00)
John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” joins Colin to marvel at the Tiger/MJ superstar pull of Caitlin Clark (13:00) and break down why the Dolphins shouldn’t pay Tua and the Cowboys shouldn’t pay Dak (24:00)
Finally, Nick Wright, host of “First Things First” on FS1 joins Colin to talk about Bronny declaring for one of the weakest NBA draft classes in years and why they have no problem with LeBron set up his son for the best possible chance at achieving his dream (27:00) and Colin and Nick both give their one best piece of life advice (40:00)
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Colin’s top takes of the week!
He starts with his reaction to UConn’s dominating run to a second national title and why UConn’s program has separated from the rest of men’s college hoops (3:00)
John Middlekauff, host of “3 and Out” joins Colin to marvel at the Tiger/MJ superstar pull of Caitlin Clark (13:00) and break down why the Dolphins shouldn’t pay Tua and the Cowboys shouldn’t pay Dak (24:00)
Finally, Nick Wright, host of “First Things First” on FS1 joins Colin to talk about Bronny declaring for one of the weakest NBA draft classes in years and why they have no problem with LeBron set up his son for the best possible chance at achieving his dream (27:00) and Colin and Nick both give their one best piece of life advice (40:00)
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Follow Colin and The Volume on Twitter for the latest content and updates!
#Volume #Herd
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