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Brad Evans and Pat Boyle welcome in Producer Brandon Combs for a game of Fill in the Blank, featuring the final shot of UConn vs Duke was _______, _______ is the best buzzer-beater in tournament history, _______ is the #1 MLB ballpark on your bucket list to attend, and CB Buckner’s missed call at first base last night was ______.

Joe DeLeone of AToZSports and the Ruffino and Joe show stops by to talk all things NFL, including his thoughts on the possibility of replacement referees, what will the Rams do with pick #13 in the Draft, will the Seahawks invest in a Running Back to replace Kenneth Walker, the draft’s biggest riser and some thoughts on the Round of 4 as well!

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle continue the game of Start-Sit-Cut, answering the question of who would you rather have between Dan Hurley, Dusty May or Brad Underwood, who would you rather call your championship game between Ian Eagle, Kevin Harlan or Jason Benetti, the best ballpark food between Hotdog, Nachos and Beer, and which Game #7 would you rather watch between the World Series, Stanley Cup and NBA Finals?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle react to the breaking news of Kansas Head Coach Bill Self announcing he will return to Lawrence for at least one more season, and debate if the Darryn Peterson saga taking place this past season might have taken a toll on the future Hall of Famer. Plus, is Shohei Ohtani destined to win his first career Cy-Young, another rough outing for CB Buckner, and our biggest winners and losers of the season so far. Then, we take a deep dive into the NFL Draft and evaluate the team needs of the Ravens, Rams and Cowboys, discussing if Baltimore should prioritize Offensive Line or Wide Receiver, should the Rams continue to add to their secondary even after the Trent McDuffie trade, and why the Cowboys need to take two defensive players in the first round without any hesitation. The hour wraps with a game of Start-Sit-Cut when it comes to who would you rather build around for the next five years between Yaxel Lendeborg, Keaton Wagler and Tarris Reed.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle play a game of Start-Sit-Cut when it comes to who would you rather build around for the next five years between Yaxel Lendeborg, Keaton Wagler and Tarris Reed.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle take a deep dive into the NFL Draft and evaluate the team needs of the Ravens, Rams and Cowboys, discussing if Baltimore should prioritize Offensive Line or Wide Receiver, should the Rams continue to add to their secondary even after the Trent McDuffie trade, and why the Cowboys need to take two defensive players in the first round without any hesitation.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle react to the breaking news of Kansas Head Coach Bill Self announcing he will return to Lawrence for at least one more season, and debate if the Darryn Peterson saga taking place this past season might have taken a toll on the future Hall of Famer. Plus, is Shohei Ohtani destined to win his first career Cy-Young, another rough outing for CB Buckner, and our biggest winners and losers of the season so far.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle discuss the recent reports surrounding the possibility of replacement referees in 2026 following the NFLPA coming out and supporting the referees in negotiations, discussing why the league needs to pay up and stop playing with fire. Then, Ian Eagle of CBS Sports joins the show to go through Sunday’s all time sequence sitting courtside between Duke and UConn, discussing what went through his mind before calling Braylon Mullins’ shot for the ages. Plus, was the lack of close games in the regular season something that cost Duke, the Dan Hurley-Roger Ayers exchange, Arizona-Michigan Keaton Wagler’s maturity, Bill Raftery stories and more! The hour wraps with bets for tonight’s basketball betting card, headlined by the red hot Hawks as slight road favorites at the Magic, two Eastern Conference foes in the Celtics and Heat facing off, and the late night tip between the Spurs and Steph Curryless Warriors.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle break down their bets for tonight’s basketball betting card, headlined by the red hot Hawks as slight road favorites at the Magic, two Eastern Conference foes in the Celtics and Heat facing off, and the late night tip between the Spurs and Steph Curryless Warriors.

Ian Eagle of CBS Sports joins the show to go through Sunday’s all time sequence sitting courtside between Duke and UConn, discussing what went through his mind before calling Braylon Mullins’ shot for the ages. Plus, was the lack of close games in the regular season something that cost Duke, the Dan Hurley-Roger Ayers exchange, Arizona-Michigan Keaton Wagler’s maturity, Bill Raftery stories and more!

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle discuss the recent reports surrounding the possibility of replacement referees in 2026 following the NFLPA coming out and supporting the referees in negotiations, discussing why the league needs to pay up and stop playing with fire.

BetMGM Tonight Full Show from March 31st 2026, with Brad Evans and Pat Boyle.

Pat Boyle welcomes Producer Brandon Combs back into the fold for another game of Hot or Cold, discussing if Roger Ayers should be suspended or Danny Hurley should be fined following the sequence to end Sunday’s epic Round of 8 game, and are you in or out on Chick Fill-A’s new Ice Cream promo? Then, more Hot or Cold, discussing if they are in or out on Padres Closer’s Mason Miller’s news entrance, and why the answer leads to Pat being called the old man of the show. The hour wraps with an update of the late night action so far in Major League Baseball, as Shohei Ohtani shuts down the Cleveland Guardians through three innings and an all time gift for Reds manager Terry Francona.

Pat Boyle provides an update of the late night action so far in Major League Baseball, as Shohei Ohtani shuts down the Cleveland Guardians through three innings and an all time gift for Reds manager Terry Francona.

Pat Boyle welcomes Producer Brandon Combs back into the fold for more Hot or Cold, discussing if they are in or out on Padres Closer’s Mason Miller’s news entrance, and why the answer leads to Pat being called the old man of the show.

Pat Boyle welcomes Producer Brandon Combs back into the fold for another game of Hot or Cold, discussing if Roger Ayers should be suspended or Danny Hurley should be fined following the sequence to end Sunday’s epic Round of 8 game, and are you in or out on Chick Fill-A’s new Ice Cream promo?

Pat Boyle has a good laugh at a quote to come out of today’s owners meetings from Jets Head Coach Aaron Glenn, saying that Geno Smith will lead the Jets back to the promised land. Then, why this quote puts more pressure on Glenn entering his second season and if the Jets Head Coach will even survive past his second season. Then, why are we doubting a Patrick Mahomes return to the field for the start of next season, and why the Chiefs are bound to win the AFC West. The hour wraps with thoughts on Ravens new Head Coach Jesse Minter’s quote regarding Lamar Jackson possibly not showing up to Organized Team Activities yet again, and why this is not a good look for the two time MVP.

Pat Boyle discusses Ravens new Head Coach Jesse Minter’s quote regarding Lamar Jackson possibly not showing up to Organized Team Activities yet again, and why this is not a good look for the two time MVP.

Pat Boyle asks why are we doubting a Patrick Mahomes return to the field for the start of next season, and why the Chiefs are bound to win the AFC West.

Pat Boyle has a good laugh at a quote to come out of today’s owners meetings from Jets Head Coach Aaron Glenn, saying that Geno Smith will lead the Jets back to the promised land. Then, why this quote puts more pressure on Glenn entering his second season and if the Jets Head Coach will even survive past his second season.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle welcome in Rob Dauster of the Field of 68, to talk all things College Hoops and to preview the Round of 4, including if Cayden Boozer is to blame for Duke’s stunning collapse against Connecticut, why you cannot take anything away from UConn and Illinois first matchup of the season, why Arizona has the best depth of any of the remaining teams in the tournament, his official prediction for Arizona-Michigan, and who is the next Head Coach of North Carolina? Then, we take a full deep dive into today’s MLB Card, discussing their favorite moneyline, totals, Home Run, Hits + Runs + RBI, and pitching prop bets for the late night slate. The hour wraps by ranking our top five NCAA tournament moments of all time, from the Braylon Mullins buzzer beater, to stunning upsets, historic comebacks and more!

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle take turns ranking their top five NCAA tournament moments of all time, from the Braylon Mullins buzzer beater, to stunning upsets, historic comebacks and more!

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle take a full deep dive into today’s MLB Card, discussing their favorite moneyline, totals, Home Run, Hits + Runs + RBI, and pitching prop bets for the late night slate.

Rob Dauster of the Field of 68 joins the show to talk all things College Hoops and to preview the Round of 4, including if Cayden Boozer is to blame for Duke’s stunning collapse against Connecticut, why you cannot take anything away from UConn and Illinois first matchup of the season, why Arizona has the best depth of any of the remaining teams in the tournament, his official prediction for Arizona-Michigan, and who is the next Head Coach of North Carolina?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle are joined by Audacy NBA Insider Nick Friedell joins the show to talk all things NBA as we approach the start of the playoffs, discussing if the Warriors are worth a bet to come out of the play-in tournament as the return of Steph Curry looms, why the Nuggets are still the team that is best equipped to take down the Thunder, the playoff matchup he wants to see the most, and why there is still animosity between Mark Cuban and the new Mavericks ownership. Then, we welcome in Producer Brandon Combs for a game of Hot or Cold, discussing if Cayden Boozers’ bad pass was the worst play in the history of the tournament, will Ben McCollum ever make a Round of 4 at Iowa, is there a way MLB can punish their umpires for not getting balls and strikes correct, was Rick Pitino’s new deal at St. John’s well deserved, and is Geno Auriemma the best college coach of all time in any sport? The hour wraps by taking turns answering multiple choice questions when it comes to this weekend’s Round of 4, including which team has the best value to win the whole thing, what is the best buzzer-beater in the history of the tournament, and which remaining team has the best front court?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle take turns answering multiple choice questions when it comes to this weekend’s Round of 4, including which team has the best value to win the whole thing, what is the best buzzer-beater in the history of the tournament, and which remaining team has the best front court?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle welcome in Producer Brandon Combs for a game of Hot or Cold, discussing if Cayden Boozers’ bad pass was the worst play in the history of the tournament, will Ben McCollum ever make a Round of 4 at Iowa, is there a way MLB can punish their umpires for not getting balls and strikes correct, was Rick Pitino’s new deal at St. John’s well deserved, and is Geno Auriemma the best college coach of all time in any sport?

Audacy NBA Insider Nick Friedell joins the show to talk all things NBA as we approach the start of the playoffs, discussing if the Warriors are worth a bet to come out of the play-in tournament as the return of Steph Curry looms, why the Nuggets are still the team that is best equipped to take down the Thunder, the playoff matchup he wants to see the most, and why there is still animosity between Mark Cuban and the new Mavericks ownership.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle begin the show with an all time rant on another choke from Italian Soccer following their loss in World Cup qualifying to Bosnia and Herzegovina to miss the tournament for the third consecutive time. Plus, with rumors starting to heat up coming out of the NFL Owners Meetings, is an A.J. Brown trade from the Eagles starting to become inevitable? Then, we react to today’s news that official Roger Ayers who was in the middle of the viral interaction with UConn Head Coach Dan Hurley will not be officiating the Round of 4, and if Dan Hurley should have received a technical following getting in Ayers face after the show. Plus, what did both Hurley and Ayers themselves have to say about the interaction? Plus, our bets for tonight’s loaded NBA Card with massive playoff stakes on the line.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle continue to break down their favorite bets for tonight’s loaded basketball slate, headlined by an outer conference matchup where defense should not be expected between the Knicks and Rockets, and a late night tip between the Lakers and Cavaliers, as LeBron James is currently questionable with a foot injury.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle react to today’s news that official Roger Ayers who was in the middle of the viral interaction with UConn Head Coach Dan Hurley will not be officiating the Round of 4, and if Dan Hurley should have received a technical following getting in Ayers face after the show. Plus, what did both Hurley and Ayers themselves have to say about the interaction? Plus, our bets for tonight’s loaded NBA Card with massive playoff stakes on the line.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle begin the show with an all time rant on another choke from Italian Soccer following their loss in World Cup qualifying to Bosnia and Herzegovina to miss the tournament for the third consecutive time. Plus, with rumors starting to heat up coming out of the NFL Owners Meetings, is an A.J. Brown trade from the Eagles starting to become inevitable?

Pat Boyle gives his thoughts on the first weekend of ABS in Major League Baseball, speaking on why he approves of its usage and why we need a fully automated strike zone when it’s all set and done. Then, Producer Combs stops by for a game of Hot or Cold, discussing if Munetaka Murakami will be the next face of the White Sox, will John Scheyer ever win a National Title at Duke, and should CB Buckner ever be allowed behind home plate again? The hour wraps with start sit or cut between MLB’s best rookies, in Chase DeLauter, Kevin McGonigle, Munetaka Murakami, Kazuma Okamoto, and JJ Wetherholt.

BetMGM Tonight Full Show from March 30th 2026, with Brad Evans and Pat Boyle.

Pat Boyle answers a question asking him which MLB Rookies he’d start sit or cut, between MLB’s best rookies in Chase DeLauter, Kevin McGonigle, Munetaka Murakami, Kazuma Okamoto, and JJ Wetherholt.

Pat Boyle is joined by Producer Combs for a game of Hot or Cold, discussing if Munetaka Murakami will be the next face of the White Sox, will John Scheyer ever win a National Title at Duke, and should CB Buckner ever be allowed behind home plate again?

Pat Boyle gives his thoughts on the first weekend of ABS in Major League Baseball, speaking on why he approves of its usage and why we need a fully automated strike zone when it’s all set and done.

Pat Boyle goes around the NBA discussing the most notable results from tonight’s action, including a no show for the Sixers against the Heat, the red hot Hawks continue to play great basketball, and women’s tournament action as well!

Pat Boyle makes the case that Michigan’s Yaxel Lenderborg is the best remaining player in the tournament, following yesterday’s 27 point outburst against Tennessee. Plus, praise for Arizona following their victory over Purdue and why their battle against Michigan is the defacto National Title game.

Pat Boyle explains why he is having trouble believing that John Scheyer will ever get over the hump and win a National Championship at Duke, following yesterday’s epic collapse against Connecticut. Then, did Cayden Boozer make a mistake by trying to pass the ball and how much more time does Scheyer have to learn on the job until his job is in jeopardy? Then, why Michigan’s Yaxel Lenderborg is the best remaining player in the tournament, following yesterday’s 27 point outburst against Tennessee. Plus, praise for Arizona following their victory over Purdue and why their battle against Michigan is the defacto National Title game. The hour wraps by going around the NBA discussing the most notable results from tonight’s action, including a no show for the Sixers against the Heat, the red hot Hawks continue to play great basketball, and women’s tournament action as well!

Pat Boyle explains why he is having trouble believing that John Scheyer will ever get over the hump and win a National Championship at Duke, following yesterday’s epic collapse against Connecticut. Then, did Cayden Boozer make a mistake by trying to pass the ball and how much more time does Scheyer have to learn on the job until his job is in jeopardy?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle welcome in Jeff Joyce of MLB Roundtrip on Sirius XM MLB Network radio stops by to discuss his top takeaways from the opening weekend of action, including his thoughts on the debut of ABS, hot starts by both the Yankees and Blue Jays pitching staffs, why Munetaka Murakami is a Rookie of the Year candidate,his early National League Cy-Young pick, and is a Mike Trout trade at some point this season actually realistic? Then, vent on some of their problems with Major League Baseball’s Opening Day scheduling decisions, and if they are legitimate or fake outrage. The hour wraps with today’s report that we could be on the verge of seeing replacement referees in the NFL, and why this could be a disaster for the league. Plus, our favorites Moneyline, Totals, Home Run and Strikeout bets for the late night baseball slate.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle discuss today’s report that we could be on the verge of seeing replacement referees in the NFL, and why this could be a disaster for the league. Plus, our favorites Moneyline, Totals, Home Run and Strikeout bets for the late night baseball slate.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle vent on some of their problems with Major League Baseball’s Opening Day scheduling decisions, and if they are legitimate or fake outrage.

Jeff Joyce of MLB Roundtrip on Sirius XM MLB Network radio stops by to discuss his top takeaways from the opening weekend of action, including his thoughts on the debut of ABS, hot starts by both the Yankees and Blue Jays pitching staffs, why Munetaka Murakami is a Rookie of the Year candidate,his early National League Cy-Young pick, and is a Mike Trout trade at some point this season actually realistic?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle discuss some of their top takeaways from baseball’s opening weekend, discussing if you should be concerned about the Cubs series loss to the Nationals, how encouraging should Yankees fans be after the sweep of the Giants, a historic start for the White Sox Munetaka Murakami, were Mets fans right to boo Bo Bichette after his tough start, and do the Blue Jays have the best starting staff in baseball? Then, we welcome in Producer Brandon Combs for a handful of questions surrounding the NBA Playoffs with the start of the playoffs rapidly approaching, including if the Western Conference is still the superior conference compared to the East, is there anyone outside the league’s top four teams that can win a title, are you confident in the Raptors and Hawks avoiding the Play-In Tournament, and what is the first round matchup you want to see? The hour wraps with an initial look at the Illinois-Connecticut matchup, discussing if Illinois should be happy about the fact that they drew UConn compared to Duke, and can Dan Hurley pull another rabbit out of his hat?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle take an initial look at the Illinois-Connecticut matchup, discussing if Illinois should be happy about the fact that they drew UConn compared to Duke, and can Dan Hurley pull another rabbit out of his hat?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle welcome in Producer Brandon Combs for a handful of questions surrounding the NBA Playoffs with the start of the playoffs rapidly approaching, including if the Western Conference is still the superior conference compared to the East, is there anyone outside the league’s top four teams that can win a title, are you confident in the Raptors and Hawks avoiding the Play-In Tournament, and what is the first round matchup you want to see?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle discuss some of their top takeaways from baseball’s opening weekend, discussing if you should be concerned about the Cubs series loss to the Nationals, how encouraging should Yankees fans be after the sweep of the Giants, a historic start for the White Sox Munetaka Murakami, were Mets fans right to boo Bo Bichette after his tough start, and do the Blue Jays have the best starting staff in baseball?

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle are still in awe over Sunday afternoon’s finish between Duke and UConn, as Braylon Mullins sends the Huskies to Indianapolis with a shot for the ages. The crew discusses how much blame does John Scheyer and Cayden Boozer deserve for Duke’s collapse, was Dan Hurley fortunate not to get a technical after the shot, and Illinois advances to their first Round of 4 in over two decades! Then, Iowa Head Coach Ben McCollum joins the show fresh off taking the program to their first Round of 8 since 1999, discussing how he would describe his first season in Iowa City, what made Illinois such a hard team to prepare for, will he be rooting for a Big Ten team to end their long National Championship drought, the impact Bennett Stirtz has made for the program, and how does hearing his name in the coaching carousel rumor mile make him feel? The hour wraps by breaking down Illinois convincing victory over Iowa to advance to the Round of 4 for the first time since 2005, and what are the key differences in the upcoming matchup against UConn, compared to the two teams first meeting of the season in November.