It's March and the craziness is now underway for college basketball's regular season end and for the upcoming NCAA fourney. And, we were discussing it all on the latest Saturday Live "Nightcap" show on "College Basketball Coast to Coast."

Host T.J. Rives returned with his special guests, including Jason Powers of the "Powers on Sports Podcast." They were reacting in real time to the huge win by Tennesee over Alabama in Tuscaloosa in SEC play that puts the Vols in great shape to win the SEC. Also, Houston has all but locked up the Big12 title with a buzzer beatetr from Jamal Shead to beat Oklahmoa and Gonzaga ends all doubt about their "at large" case for the tourney by winning at St. Mary's in the WCC regular season finale'.

The guys were also joined by:

Adam Zagoria of NJ.com to talk Big East results, including Creighton's big victory over Marquette to further solidify thier standing near the top of the conference. Also, what does it mean NCAA seedwise if Marquette guard Tyler Kolek remains sidelined with his oblique injury?

Then, it's Chris Dobbertean of BloggingTheBracket.com who gives his insight on some teams that have damaged themselves for their tourney hopes like Virginia, Michigan State, Wake Forest, New Mexico and Wisconsin. Chris also talks more about the amazing story of the South Florida Bulls out of the American conferne. They won again Saturday in Charlotte for a record 14th straight win and it's now the longest win streak in the country. Where does Chris see them slot, including Dayton, OH, for the "First Four?"

Next, hear from Tyler Jones of the "Jones Report Podcast" and one of our analysts on College Basketball Coast to Coast. Tyler was in attendance in Waco, TX, as Baylor got a large Big 12 win over Kansas Saturday. What about the Bears chances to do damage in the big dance? How much trouble is Kansas in and what about Baylor's new arena?

You heard it all on our Live Saturday "Nightcap" on our social media platforms and it's replaying here on the College Basketball Coast to Coast podcast feed on Apple, Spreaker, Spotify, Google, etc.