america. the brackets are set. the teams are ready. and tonight, we sit down with a new man in charge thank you so much for coming in and talking with us. charlie baker just went from governor of massachusetts so help me god. to leading the ncaa and dealing with all its issues. you can t make progress on these things without acknowledging their issues and figuring out a way to actually solve and deal with them. here to break down the xs and os of those problems, two hall of fame coaches. i had an unbelievable group of players and coaches over these 47 years. newly-retired syracuse men s coach, jim boeheim, and former notre dame women s coach, mof fit mcgraw, along with a team of experts. this is cnn primetime:inside the madness. good evening. i m chris wallace. well, it s that time of year again when college basketball puts the madness in march. people who don t know a point guard from a pick and roll are missing up to 100 million brackets, trying to p
way she has not before about her time in the white house, promoting her third book, the light we carry, which dives into how she has dealt with relationships, self doubt, and anxiety. the cnn primetime special, inside the madness, starts now. it is march madness in america. the brackets are set. the teams already. and tonight we sit down with the new man in charge. thank you for coming in and talking with us. charlie baker went from governor of massachusetts to leading the and see aa and dealing with all of its issues. you need to talk about acknowledging all of the issues and figuring out a way to actually solve and deal with them. here to break down the xs and os, 2 hall of fame coaches. an unbelievable group of players and coaches over these 47 years. nearly retired syracuse men s coach, jim boeheim, and former notre dame women s coach, moffatt mcgraw, along with a team of efforts. this is cnn primetime. inside the menace. good evening, i am chris wa
worry that when you talk about a player can transfer and then the school or the boosters of the school or the companies around the school pay the money, that in effect a school could buy a better team and that in that sense we could be approaching the end of an era where, for instance, march madness is truly competitive. well, i think march madness will always be competitive because what you have you see it this year, some schools that weren t that good last year became good overnight. and it was because of the transfer portal. and some of the nil probably weighed in there. so, you had some teams get better. i think it hurts the smaller schools the most, the mid majors. because if they get a good player, he wants to play up. and he can benefit from the nil more. and he s played at a higher level. so, i think we ll always have competitive games. we re going to have them this
schools, collectives are somewhere in the 45 million dollar range. maybe that is good, maybe they will benefit the players, and it is a good thing. i know that coaches will adjust to this, that is what we always have done. and there has been 1 million rule changes. and coaches will adjust to this. but coach, do you worry that when you talk about a player can transfer, and the school, or the boosters of the school, or the companies around the school playing them money, then in effect a school could buy a better team and in that sense, we could be approaching the end of an era where, for instance, march madness is truly competitive. i think that marshman s will always be competitive because what you have, and you see it this year, some schools that were not that good last year became good overnight. and it was because of the