Award-winning David Glenn Show, new NC Sports Network all over "March Madness" players, coaches, themes long before March arrives

It's not quite March yet, but the best players and coaches in college basketball — both around the Atlantic Coast Conference and across the state of North Carolina — have been among the dozens of high-profile guests in recent months on the award-winning David Glenn Show, now broadcast exclusively in both audio and video formats on the new North Carolina Sports Network.

Below are some quick links for those who haven't yet visited (or recently revisited) the NC Sports Network website, podcasts or YouTube channel.

Glenn has had tens of thousands of podcast and social media followers for more than a decade, NCSN's brand-new YouTube channel (which features the David Glenn Show) surpassed 1,000 subscribers (reminder: it's FREE!) just a few months after its full-scale launch, and Glenn's in-depth coverage of the ongoing Florida State-ACC lawsuits (from his unique perspective as a long-time attorney, sports journalist and UNC Wilmington sports media professor) has reached millions of sports fans nationally, on a wide variety of multimedia platforms.

Meanwhile, in a complicated and heavily splintered media environment, the North Carolina Sports Network also attracted more than a dozen advertisers/sponsors just in its first few months of operation. That list now includes NCSN's founding partner, the North Carolina Pork Council, plus additional year-round partners such as Excel Moving & Storage (offices in Greensboro and Raleigh), Jimmy's bar and King Neptune restaurant (Wrightsville Beach), Lawson Insurance Group (commercial and personal insurance), the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (state-wide), Organize For Success (personalized productivity consulting), Sport Clips (more than 70 N.C. locations), The Founders Group/Stifel (financial services), The Oak Scratch Kitchen and Bourbon Bar (Raleigh) and The Original Salt Works breakfast/lunch restaurant (Wilmington).

Below is just a sampling of the March Madness-style articles and interviews available right now on the NC Sports Network's various platforms:

UNC (first place in ACC): 10-year program snapshot, 1-on-1 with head coach Hubert Davis (article and video), 1-on-1 with ACC Player of the Year candidate RJ Davis, 1-on-1 with star transfer Harrison Ingram (article and video), Elliot Cadeau and other top ACC freshmen (article).

Duke (second place in ACC): 10-year program snapshot, 1-on-1 with head coach Jon Scheyer (article and video), 1-on-1 with All-ACC player Kyle Filipowski, 1-on-1 with starting point guard Tyrese Proctor, Jared McCain and other top ACC freshmen (article), 1-on-1 with legendary Blue Devils coach Mike Krzyzewski.

Wake Forest (fourth place in ACC): 10-year program snapshot, 1-on-1 with head coach Steve Forbes, 1-on-1 with All-ACC candidate Andrew Carr.

NC State (fourth place in ACC): 10-year program snapshot, 1-on-1 with head coach Kevin Keatts, 1-on-1 with All-ACC candidate DJ Horne, 1-on-1 with starting forward DJ Burns, 1-on-1 with legendary Wolfpack guard Chris Corchiani.

Clemson (NCAA Tournament contender): 10-year program snapshot, 1-on-1 with head coach Brad Brownell.

Pittsburgh (NCAA Tournament contender): 10-year program snapshot, 1-on-1 with head coach Jeff Capel III.

Virginia (third place in ACC): 10-year program snapshot, 1-on-1 with head coach Tony Bennett.

Appalachian State (first place in Sun Belt): 10-year program snapshot, 1-on-1 with head coach Dustin Kerns, Eight NC Teams With Best Shot At Conference Titles.

Charlotte (second place in AAC): 10-year program snapshot, Eight NC Teams With Best Shot At Conference Titles.

High Point (first place in Big South): 10-year program snapshot, 1-on-1 with head coach Alan Huss, Eight NC Teams With Best Shot At Conference Titles.

NC Central (second place in MEAC): 10-year program snapshot, 1-on-1 with head coach LeVelle Moton, Eight NC Teams With Best Shot At Conference Titles.

UNC Asheville (first place in Big South): 10-year program snapshot, Eight NC Teams With Best Shot At Conference Titles.

UNC Wilmington (first place in CAA): 10-year program snapshot, 1-on-1 with head coach Takayo Siddle, UNCW Tailgate Tour Stop (featuring athletic director Mike Oblinger, baseball coach Randy Hood, women's basketball coach Nicole Woods, "Voice of the Seahawks" Mike Vaccaro), Eight NC Teams With Best Shot At Conference Titles.

Western Carolina (one of best seasons in program history): 10-year program snapshot.

Enjoy!!