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The Oddcast: Kolb, college hoops and Bill Simmons

Mar 15, 2013, 7:33 PM | Updated: 7:34 pm

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The Arizona Cardinals cut quarterback Kevin Kolb, so how should we remember his time in Arizona? Was it even the right decision?

Adam Green, Joe Huizenga and Jarrett Carlen talk about that, if conference tournaments are good for NCAA hoops, and Bill Simmons, who is on a Twitter timeout.

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The Oddcast: Kolb, college hoops and Bill Simmons