CrunchTime with The N-326 Duo
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Bracket takes before the clock runs out.
CrunchTime with the N-326 Duo runs on the rush of the sports calendar, especially when March Madness takes over everything. Sam Godsey and Tanner Dislin trade quick reactions, scoreboard context, fan frustration, and bracket anxiety without sanding off the messiness of a live sports argument.
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CrunchTime with the N-326 Duo is a loose, energetic sports recap show built for the part of the calendar when every result feels like it needs an immediate ruling. Sam Godsey and Tanner Dislin talk like fans who watched the games, remembered the sequences, and still have a few arguments left after the final buzzer. The show’s strongest mode is college basketball. March Madness gives it structure, stakes, and plenty of room for bracket obsession. A round of 64 can become a conversation about missing upset chaos, future matchups, and why the tournament still works even when the first wave is lighter than expected. A Sweet 16 run for Iowa becomes something bigger and more personal. A Final Four blowout turns into a debate about dominance, disappointment, and how to judge a team that still accomplished something historic. The show is not trying to sound detached. It is happiest when a take is still forming, when one host agrees and then sharpens the point, or when a stat leads directly into a broader complaint about hype, coaching, conference strength, or late tip times. Basketball drives the recent run, but the feed has range. Olympic hockey gets treated like a brief American ownership claim after overtime wins over Canada. The Masters opens the door to golf bucket lists, souvenir pricing, pimento hats, and the lure of a peach ice cream sandwich. The NBA can be dismissed as a dull postseason setup, MLB can become the new seasonal focus, and Iowa’s transfer portal problems can close an episode on a sour but familiar note. The appeal is the rhythm: quick prompts, fast pivots, real fan stakes, and enough detail to make the arguments feel lived in.
Made for: Built for fans who already follow the scoreboard and want a brisk, opinionated recap after the games. It especially suits college basketball listeners who enjoy bracket talk, conference debates, and emotionally invested Iowa-adjacent reactions.
What sets it apart: The show mixes real game detail with loose fan energy, so a recap can move from shot charts and seed lines to concession prices or Olympic hockey without losing momentum. Its value is not polish; it is the immediate, argumentative feel of two sports fans sorting the calendar in real time.
Just two guys talking about sports like we know a thing or two, but in all reality, we know nothing.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Fast host chemistry and consequence-minded analysis connect results, injuries, roster questions, and postseason matchups across a wide sports calendar.
Sam Godsey and Tanner Dislin turn a crowded sports calendar into an energetic conversation, moving between college football, the NFL, Major League Baseball, college basketball, the NBA, and golf without losing the argument at hand.
An Iowa win becomes a Wisconsin football autopsy before you've finished celebrating.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A blunt recap of a strong tournament, a weak Final Four, and a messy title game finish.
Episode 211 reads like a plainspoken reset after the tournament's last stretch, with Sam Godsey and Tanner Dislin weighing the Final Four and the title game without trying to smooth over the rough edges.
A bracket-first March Madness hangout that stays close to the games and the stakes.
This episode stays locked on March Madness, moving from the championship-weekend recap into the first-round matchups without much fuss. The best part is the stretch from Houston-Arizona into the Big Ten side of the board, where the talk sticks to the games, the seeding, and the…
Birdland nerves, familiar banter, Baltimore patience.
CrunchTime with the N-326 Duo reviews NFL Week 7, with the 6-0 Vikings' 16-10 win over Indianapolis setting up questions about their offense.
CrunchTime episode 243 tracks Week 8 upsets, with Cincinnati beating No.
CrunchTime with the N-326 Duo recaps NFL Week 6, including Josh Allen’s record-tying night and the Bills’ 5-1 start.
Episode 211 wraps up the college basketball season with a Final Four and championship recap.
This episode recaps the NCAA basketball Sweet 16 and Elite 8 rounds, discussing key games and teams like Iowa and Arkansas, leading up to the Final Four.
The hosts celebrate the Iowa Hawkeyes making the Sweet 16 in the NCAA basketball tournament for the first time since 1999 and preview their upcoming matchup.
This episode recaps the NCAA tournament's round of 64, discussing the lack of major upsets but highlighting competitive games and potential Cinderella teams like Texas A&M and VCU.
March Madness takes over the room.
Two hosts discuss the upcoming March Madness and recent college basketball action.
Two hosts discuss Olympic hockey gold medal games and a slate of college basketball matchups.
Two hosts discuss the upcoming March Madness tournament and compare its timeline to college football's postseason.
Two hosts discuss the end of the NFL season, the Super Bowl, and transition to college basketball talk.
Two hosts discuss college basketball and the upcoming Super Bowl, focusing on a recent G League dropout game.
Two hosts recap a weekend of football, discussing a crazy Michigan State play and previewing upcoming games.
The hosts and guest discuss Week 12 college football matchups, starting with Notre Dame vs.
Two hosts discuss recent college football games, including Iowa vs.
Two hosts discuss the ESPN/YouTube TV dispute and preview the upcoming college football and basketball seasons.
Two hosts discuss the week's NFL and college football games, lamenting the lack of close matchups and analyzing spreads.
The host and his brother discuss the start of the college football season, focusing on the Week Zero game between Iowa State and Kansas State in Dublin, Ireland.
The hosts discuss the upcoming college football season and their completed 999 challenge.
Two hosts discuss NFL preseason and MLB headlines in a casual sports talk format.
Two hosts discuss MLB trade deadline and baseball headlines in a casual sports talk format.
The hosts discuss NFL quarterback rankings and a baseball milestone for David Wright in a casual sports talk format.
Two hosts discuss recent sports headlines, including the MLB All-Star break, in a casual and humorous style.
Two hosts discuss NBA free agency, MLB updates, and other sports headlines, with a planned bracket segment.
The hosts discuss recent sports championships including the NBA, college baseball, and NHL, and preview NBA coverage next year.
Two hosts discuss the NBA Finals and MLB highlights, including a remarkable catch, in a sports talk episode.
Two hosts discuss NBA and MLB playoff races, including the Knicks' loss and the Braves' recent sweep.
Two hosts discuss basketball and college softball, including a segment on winners and losers.
Two hosts discuss the NBA playoffs, reminiscing about past drafts and introducing a segment on winners and losers, starting with college softball star Jordie Ball.
This episode discusses whether the NBA Draft Lottery is rigged, along with NBA playoffs analysis, MLB news involving commissioner Rob Manfred, and winners/losers in sports.
This episode discusses recent NBA and WNBA events, including playoff updates and Kaitlyn Clark's impact on WNBA viewership.