Courtside with Greenberg & Dakich

Clemson athletic director Dan Radakovich joins Seth Greenberg and Dan Dakich to discuss the series of events that led to the cancelation of the rest of the basketball season and spring sports, how to safely bring student athletes back to campus, if a full season of football will start on time, how his athletic department is looking at NIL and dealing with agents, and if he's touched Howard's Rock and run down the hill.

Seth Greenberg and Dan Dakich tip off the podcast talking about DeAndre Williams' "handler" trashing Kentucky and their disdain for middlemen. Then North Carolina head coach Roy Williams joins the show (9:32) to discuss meeting Michael Jordan as a high school kid, UNC not having a conditioning program in the '80s, encouraging kids to enjoy college and not look ahead, Jordan constantly creating motivation for himself, his thoughts on the transfer portal, how he's handling his team during the pandemic, why coaches aren't more outspoken on societal issues and having the overall edge over Jordan playing golf head-to-head.

Charles Barkley chats with Seth Greenberg and Dan Dakich (12:29) about losing weight when he got to the NBA, the TV personality he has a problem with, the time Kobe berated him via text message (24:56), calling Shaq Flat Stanley, why he thinks college sports could be ruined (35:38), why NIL is going to create resentment in locker rooms, what he wishes Mark Emmert would understand (51:44), why he thinks the NBA shouldn't try to restart and only drinking on the weekends during the pandemic.

Dick Vitale joins Seth Greenberg and Dan Dakich to discuss the characterization of Isiah Thomas in The Last Dance, Dickie V watching Michael Jordan as a freshman at UNC, worries about player safety whenever sports start again, the biggest compliment Dickie V has ever received, his grandsons deciding they weren't playing tennis at Notre Dame and what they think happens to the college basketball season.

Seth Greenberg and Dan Dakich tip off the podcast by stating the obvious: They don’t know anything about when, how or if college basketball will be played. Then the guys run through players that are still deciding whether they’ll stay in the NBA Draft or return to college, what Michigan State will look like next year if Xavier Tillman leaves and the impact of Filip Petrusev going pro on Gonzaga. Plus, they discuss how many difference-makers are in the draft, what the G League looks like this season and Europe basketball leagues being hit hard by the pandemic.