Reusse breaks down March Madness; Minnesota builds up college hockey

March 22, 2021 at 2:06PM
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Patrick Reusse joins Michael Rand to break down the opening weekend of the NCAA men's and women's basketball tournament — and to provide an update on where the Gophers are in their search for a new men's basketball coach now that a few seasons are over for prospective coaches.

Puck Drop editor Randy Johnson also joins for a men's college hockey bracket breakdown. The Gophers got a No. 1 seed and all five teams from Minnesota made the NCAA field of 16 — the first time that has ever happened.

Plus thoughts on United's Hassani Dotson dominating for U.S. Soccer, a big win for Gophers women's gymnastics and a big week for the Wild, Wolves and Vikings.

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