We're still trying to get through not having the 2020 NCAA Tourney, but host T.J. Rives and his special guests are here to reminisce about great moments past in the Sweet 16 and the Elite 8 through the last 40 years or so.

First, hear Memphis play by play man Dave Woloshin, who also hosts afternoon radio on the all sports station in town, is on board talking Tigers and famous moments in the 1985, 1992 and 2008 Sweet 16 weekends. From Keith Lee to Penny Hardaway to Derrick Rose, Wolo has seen and been there for all of it. Get ready for some great stories.

Then, former Georgia Tech All American, Kenny Anderson, is on the show to talk the 1990 Sweet 16/Elite 8 dramatic wins for the Jackets to put them in the Final Four that year. Kenny's last second shot against Michigan State in the Louisiana Superdome still resonates three decades later. Hear what it meant to play for Tech, Bobby Cremins and represent Atlanta in that tourney.

Last but not least, Ari Rusell, a correspondent for CBB Coast to Coast for the last 15 years is on to talk great moments he's witnessed courtside in the Sweet 16/Elite 8. Ari was in the building last year for Michigan State's sunning win over top seed Duke in Washington D.C. He's also been at previous Elite 8's at famed Madison Square Garden. And Ari also talks the George Mason stunning upset of 2006 where he witnessed their shocking regional final win over #1 UConn to go to the Final Four.

Again, these are fantastic memories and stories from T.J. and his guests!

Hear it all, as part of "College Basketball Coast to Coast!"