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3.8.26 Elijah Campbell says Duke is the best team in the country but the Wisconsin Badgers are dangerous too. Who won the NFL trade market so far? One player might be the solution to the NBA's regular season problem. Kentucky is proof that money in college sports does NOT always equate to win. Who is the biggest QB FA risks in the NFL? Sunday Picks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

John Lund takes you through an epic night of sports, highlighting the NBA playoff race heating up...and it just got more interesting with the return of Jayson Tatum. Moreover, with NFL Free Agency heating up, the quarterback carousel could get crazy here. Miami Ohio completed an undefeated season in college basketball. Do they need to win the MAC tournament to get into the NCAA? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ari Temkin gives you an action-packed show, breaking down Maxx Crosby's trade to the Baltimore Ravens. However, they aren't automatically AFC favorites in his opinion. Also, the college sports roundtable in D.C. was an absolute disaster...who gets into the NCAA tournament? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Lynnell Willingham tells how the Maxx Crosby trade changes things for the Baltimore Ravens, Charles Davis, of CBS Sports, joins the show to break down the landscape of the AFC, NFL Draft, and more, Lynnell discusses some of the Bills' head scratching moves, lately, tells how Jayson Tatum's return changes the landscape of the Eastern Conference, and tells why he thinks Nick Saban's White House comments about education in college sports is hypocritical. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

3.7.26 Josh Graham says the recent deals by Baltimore and Buffalo put them at the top of AFC supremacy. This year is the year for a young, fresh-faced coaching star to break through for their first national championship in college basketball. The Colts giving Daniel Jones the transition tag was the biggest mistake of the week. After last night, Joe Burrow should consider asking the Bengals for a trade. Guess What They Said and a Cup of Joe To Go. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

3.7.26 Elijah Campbell says it's hard to imagine another team beating Boston with a returning and healthy Jayson Tatum. NFL Quick Hitters. Things are going to be different in tonight's Duke UNC rematch. There’s one unranked team coaches would NOT want to see in their bracket. Why will the basketball gods will punish Auburn? Can USA baseball capture the same excitement as the US hockey team? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

3.6.26 Denton Day reacts to the Raiders trading Maxx Crosby to the Balitmore Ravens. Cordell Woodland joins to discuss what this move means for Baltimore. Free-For-All Friday. Denton slams the politicians in Washington for the disgrace that was the roundtable to "fix" college athletics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

3.5.26 Denton Day reacts to Danielle Hunter getting a big extension with the Houston Texans and what that means for the Texan's future financially. Denton explains why he'd be cautious about paying Kenneth Walker top-tier money in free agency. Denton is not a fan of how Tom Brady is moving in Las Vegas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

3.4.26 Lynnell Willingham reacts to the massive trade the Rams made to acquire Trent McDuffie from the Kansas City Chiefs. Lynnell thinks that makes the Rams the clear best team in the NFC. Lynnell says watch out for the Cowboys after Jerry Jones vows to spend big in free agency. Josh Graham joins to talk college hoops! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

3.3.26 Lynnell Willingham reacts to Kyler Murray being cut by the Cardinals and gives his favorite location for the former Heisman winner to land. Lynnell wonders how serious AJ Dybansta is about potentially staying in college following comments he made in an interview. Lynnell takes calls on the future of college sports. Lynnell and Denton react to the new beef between Zion Williamson and Stephen A. Smith. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Lynnell Willingham explains why Sonny Styles is the best LB prospect the NFL has ever seen. Lynnell discusses QB needy teams in the NFL and ranks the available quarterbacks for those teams. Lynnell makes snack wraps on Meal Monday! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

3.1.26 John Mallory starts the show by talking March Madness! We are officially in March and it’s time to get into College Hoops. Will the NCAA Tournament live up to its reputation this year? Will we get the right amount of upsets? Ballgame then discusses which QB project is the preferable one? The “gamer” in Diego Pavia or the guy with all of the tools in Taylen Green? He makes the case for Pavia and all he’s done during his storied college football career. John then discusses the QB drama that we got from the combine. WHat do the future holds for CJ Stroud, Kyler Murray, Mac Jones, and Anthony Richardson? Ballgame also rips the Cowboys for their poor cap management, the latest being their tagging of George Pickens. When it comes to mismanaging the cap, nobody beats the Cowboys. John then asks who is the most tortured fanbase in the NFL right now? The Dolphins certainly have a case. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

3.1.26 John Lund starts the show by discussing the five things you need to know right now including the Knicks outlook for the rest of the season, the Lakers continued dysfunction, the latest college basketball storylines, if Jayson Tatum returning will make the Celtics title contenders, and a recap of the final day of the scouting combine. John then talks QB movement this offseason and explains why the Vikings and Kyler Murray is the marriage that HAS to happen. If Malik Willis is worth the rumored 30 million dollars he’s rumored to be looking for, and if Derek Carr is worth pursuing. Sam Brucchaus Data Scientist from Sumer Sports joins John to discuss his biggest takeaways from the Combine, why “non-premium” positions will dominate this year’s draft, and what wide receivers stood out the most. John then explains why ESPN is a key part of the blame when it comes to the biggest issues in the NBA right now and why the NHL isn’t getting the attention it should. John argues that the NBA is getting to a very dark place right now and why hockey is simply a better product. John then gets you ready for March Madness to gives you the teams he believes can make a Final Four run and which mid-major program has the best chance to pull off a first round upset. David Cobb of CBS Sports then joins John to talk College Hoops. Why Florida’s performance over Arkansas really stood out this weekend, and if he thinks Saint Mary's can make a run. John then recaps what we saw from the combine this week and its biggest storylines including speed dominating, what the Jets will do at QB, just how good Carnell Tate will be, why QB needy teams should target free agents rather than rookies, and how there are so many defensive difference makers at the top of the draft. John then explains why QB needy teams need to simply wait until next year’s draft. After Fernando Mendoza, there are not enough 1st round caliber prospects and some of the free agents and trade candidates will be too expensive. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Denton Day fills in for Josh Graham and tells why Fernando Mendoza is not a generational talent, Emory Hunt, of CBS Sports, joins the show to break down all things from the NFL Combine, WD poses an NFL Draft edition of "This or That", and Denton discusses whether or not MLB or NBA players are better at brawling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

3.1.26 Lynnell Willingham explains why trading AJ Brown would be an awful move by the Eagles. Lynnell breaks down a crazy night in college hoops including the Red Raiders dominating and Michigan losing LJ Cason. Who's the best team in the NBA right now? Who can stay healthy & be most consistent down the stretch? Lynell's Super Six Pack. What exactly is this “college sports roundtable” next Friday supposed to accomplish? "Say What" and a "Cup of Joe To-Go". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

3.1.26 Elijah Campbell wonders what are we doing where a team winning all its games is still is talked about as a bubble team. There’s a team in the NBA right now that is proving that even if you miss out on the grand prize, you can still be the kings of the consolation. NFL QUICK HITTERS! The NFL Combine is a waste of time and advertising dollars. Why does Elijah keep picking the Lakers? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Josh Graham gives the best and worst case scenario comps for Fernando Mendoza, tells why there isn't a scarier team in college basketball than the Duke Blue Devils, breaks down why Kon Knueppel should have always been passed Cooper Flagg in the Rookie of the Year race, addresses the absurd criticism of Reuben Bain's arm length at the NFL Combine, explains why the TV product is better in college basketball than the NBA, and gets into why no NFL team should draft Diego Pavia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.28.26 John Lund starts the show by discussing the biggest stories in the world of sports right now including the potential of Joe Burrow getting traded, why NBA players need to play more, which teams are in prime position to get #1 seeds in the NCAA Tournament, how important the NFL grades are, and what to make of the NFL Combine. John then dishes out the truth regarding the likely first overall pick in Fernando Mendoza and why he has an uphill battle in succeeding with the Las Vegas Raiders. John then explains why he HATES the new ABS System in baseball. He believes MLB is staying in the middle, and why they need to complete go to robo umps, or get rid of it. NFL Draft Analyst Tony Pauline joins the show to give his biggest takeaways from the Combine, how he puts everything in the big picture, why Jeremiyah Love and Ty Simpson helped themselves the most, if Love will get drafted in the Top 5, which are the best landing spots for Simpson, and where he thinks some of the top QB’s this offseason will land. John then reacts to the release of the NFL team grades and explains while entertaining, they truly won’t impact if players decide to sign with the teams. NFL Draft Analyst Jon Ledyard then joins the show to discuss the Steelers’ recent fall, how useful the combine truly is, how concerned he is with Ruben Baine’s arm length, and how the QB’s will go after Fernando Mendoza. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.28.26 Ari Temkin starts the show talking NFL Combine, how interested fans are in it, and who the biggest winners and losers were from the week. Ari then talks about the leaking of the NFL report cards, how important they are for fans, why the Commanders moving up so much under Josh Harris has proven their worth. CBS Sports College Football Analyst Emory Hunt joins the show to talk NFL Scouting Combine, why the medical aspect is the most important thing of the week, why the speed of multiple players is what really stood out to him, how good Sonny Styles was, why he was blown away by how a lot of the prospects were students of the game. Ari then tackles some of the biggest storylines around the NFL including the future of Kirk Cousins, who to blame for Anthony Richardson’s failure, if Kenneth Walker III makes sense for the Texans, if Kyle Pitts can ever become generational. Ari then discusses why Miami Ohio SHOULD NOT make the NCAA Tournament if they don’t win their conference tournament despite being 29-0. They haven’t done themselves any favors with their poor schedule, including out of conference. Dalen Cuff from from Field of 68 and TNT Sports joins Ari to talk college basketball, what he makes of the Darryn Peterson saga at Kansas, and if Miami Ohio can make the Tournament if they don’t win their conference. Alan Hahn, NBA Analyst for ESPN and MSG Network joins Ari to discuss the fight between the Thunder and Nuggets on Friday, why he doesn’t believe the Thunder are a guarantee to win the West, how wide open the East is, what he thinks can be done to fix tanking in the NBA, and why the Hornets really stand out to him. Ari then discusses Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza and just how good he believes he will be in the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.28.26 Lynnell Willingham says the NFL needs to revamp the way that the combine is viewed. Is the WNBA on the verge of killing their own league? What are the Colts doing at QB? Where's the best place for Anthony Richardson to go? What can we expect in college hoops today? "What's The Tea" and "A Cup of Joe To-Go". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.28.26 Nick Ashooh examines Fernando Mendoza's comments at the NFL combine. Why do we Overvalue SO MUCH Pre Draft Work? Will the Cowboys be big spenders? Why are the Steelers changing their field? Why does the NBA have such a stupid rule for MVP requirements? Could some NFL QBs be on the move this off-season? Did two college QBs make a mistake going back to school? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.27.26 Josh Graham explains why he loves Fernando Mendoza even more after hearing him speak to the media at the NFL Scouting Combine. Mike DeCourcy, Fox Sports, on College Basketball. Josh slams Diego Pavia and the way he's handled himself in the lead-up to the NFL Draft. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.26.26 Josh Graham explains why he loves Rueben Bain and considers him the best DE in the NFL Draft. Duke Men's Basketball Coach Jon Scheyer joins to discuss the Blue Devils and his preparation. Josh makes the argument for Kon Knueppel to win NBA Rookie Of the Year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.25.25 Josh Graham and Lynnell Willingham debate whether or not the Ravens should trade Lamar Jackson. They discuss how good of a prospect Fernando Mendoza is. B Daht joins! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.25.26 Lynnell Willingham discusses the biggest comments made my general managers in Indianapolis during the media availability of the NFL scouting combine. Lynnell ponders what Pittsburgh is going to do at QB in 2026. Sam Brucchaus, Sumer Sports, joins to talk the NFL Draft. Lynnell and Denton discuss how far is too far in a rap battle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.23.26 Lynnell Willingham discusses the latest NFL news, why Cade Cunningham should win NBA MVP and his love for the Cavaliers in the East all while making pancakes live on-air. Denton Day helped coach Lynnell through making pancakes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.23.26 Lynnell Willingham starts the show demanding an apology on behalf of Kansas star Darryn Peterson. Lynnell discusses Kansas' massive win over Houston and Bill Self's incredible record at home on Monday nights. Lynnell is baffled the NFL isn't adjusting language used in determining a catch. Lynnell makes pancakes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.22.26 John “Ballgame” Mallory kicks off a loaded episode following the historic USA vs. Canada Gold Medal matchup. We explore the tectonic shift in international hockey, the escalating greed in the NFL stadium race, and whether the Kansas City Chiefs have done enough to keep their dynasty alive. John opens the show by breaking down the sheer significance of the United States’ victory over Canada. This wasn't just a win; it was a statement. Is the "Monsters of the Midway" era in downtown Chicago officially over? Ballgame dives into the Chicago Bears’ potential move out of the city and what it reveals about the "new age" of sports ownership. The battle between city infrastructure and billionaire demands. Why the pursuit of "stadium villages" is alienating die-hard fanbases. We transition to the gridiron to analyze the 2026 NFL landscape. The Patrick Mahomes Restructure: Did the Chiefs move enough money around to remain Super Bowl contenders, or are they just kicking the debt down the road? Cap Space Kings: John identifies the Seattle Seahawks and the Los Angeles Chargers as the two teams in prime position to dominate the free-agent market. Does the NBA have a marketing problem? Ballgame offers a hot take on Victor Wembanyama. While Wemby is a generational talent, John questions if he has the "IT factor" required to draw in casual fans and carry the league’s global brand. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.22.26 John Lund recaps one of the greatest moments in American sports history: Team USA’s 2026 Olympic Gold Medal victory over Canada. From Jack Hughes’ legendary overtime "Golden Goal" to the future of USA Hockey, we dive deep into the impact of this historic win. Plus, a massive NFL Quarterback prediction segment and why an MLB lockout might be exactly what baseball needs. John opens the show breaking down the 2026 Winter Olympics finale in Milano Cortina. After a gritty 2-1 overtime thriller, John discusses where this ranks among the "Miracle on Ice" and other iconic sports milestones. EJ Hradek (NHL Network Analyst): EJ joins the show to analyze the X’s and O’s of the win. We discuss Canada’s overtime blunders, the elite performance of the US mobile defensemen, and how a dominant penalty kill secured the gold. Ian Furness (KJR Seattle Kraken Host): Ian weighs in on the "Hughes Effect." We explore how this gold medal changes the trajectory of hockey in the United States and what it means for Jack Hughes’ legacy as the face of American hockey. With the NFL offseason looming, John places his bets on where the league’s biggest names will land. Is your team getting a new signal-caller? Aaron Rodgers → Pittsburgh Steelers Tua Tagovailoa → Los Angeles Rams Kirk Cousins → New York Jets Kyler Murray → Miami Dolphins Malik Willis → Arizona Cardinals Mac Jones → Minnesota Vikings John tackles the biggest headlines of the week with his signature wit and candor: Mick Cronin’s Meltdown: UCLA's head coach loses it on a reporter—was it out of line or just "competitive fire"? The Tyreek Hill Sweepstakes: Now that the Dolphins have moved on, where does the "Cheetah" finish his career? Fixing the NBA Dunk Contest: Practical solutions for a stagnant All-Star weekend. The Tush Push Debate: Is the NFL making a mistake by failing to ban the "Brotherly Shove"? NFL Coaching Shakeups: Analyzing the impact of 21 new offensive coordinators entering the 2026 season. In a segment that will have baseball fans talking, John makes the counterintuitive case for why a 2027 MLB Lockout could actually save the sport in the long run. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Josh Graham tells why USA's gold medal win over Canada is the best that sports can offer, makes the case for Duke being better equipped to win a title this year than last year, tells why the Baltimore Ravens are the most overrated team going into next season, explains why Connor McDavid's reputation took another hit today, and Rob Dauster, of Field of 68, joins the show to tell who deserves to be the best team in college basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.22.26 Lynnell Willingham blasts media and fans who have been rushing to slam Darryn Peterson over his injury plagued season. Who had the biggest night in college hoops? Lynnell"s Super Six Pack: best freshmen in college basketball. What can we expect in the NFL combine? Which team is under the most pressure heading into the NFL offseason? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.22.26 Elijah Campbell breaks down the wildest day in college hoops. Can someone replicate the QB redemption arc that Seattle completed with Sam Darnold? What constitutes as “ethical” tanking? Which team should be a favorite to win the NBA title? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Josh Graham previews USA taking on Canada for the gold in hockey, tells why there's no good reason to care about the NFL Combine, reveals why Kenneth Walker will not be returning to the Seattle Seahawks, and Denton Day, of Westwood One Sports, tries to figure out what his snack situation is going to be at Capital One Arena at the Duke-Michigan game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.21.26 John Lund covers the biggest stories in sports. Whether it’s the high-stakes showdown between USA and Canada or the "greatest freshman class ever" in College Basketball, this episode is packed with expert analysis and unfiltered takes. A Historic Freshman Class: John makes the case that we are witnessing the greatest rookie crop in College Basketball history. From Cameron Boozer and AJ Dybantsa to Darius Acuff and Darryn Peterson, these aren't just stars—they are NBA franchise-changers. The Mike DeCourcy Interview: Sporting News and Big Ten Network analyst Mike DeCourcy joins the show to recap Saturday's biggest games. They dive into the projected #1 seeds for Selection Sunday, the strengths and weaknesses of this Houston squad, and Mike’s verdict on this year's freshmen. The Case for Tanking: John explains why NBA tanking isn't the "problem" the media makes it out to be. He breaks down why any league intervention is ultimately a "silly" waste of time and energy. Olympic Gold Preview: It’s the matchup everyone wanted: USA vs. Canada. John previews the Olympic Gold medal game, the weight of the occasion for Team USA, and what to expect when the puck drops. NFL Coaching Carousel: With massive Offensive Coordinator movement across the NFL, John looks at the schematic shift in the league. Will these new-look offenses lead to a "slow start" for teams in the 2026 season? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.21.26 Elijah Campbell breaks down a massive slate of hoops, the evolution of the NFL offense, and a new philosophy for NBA bottom-dwellers. College Basketball’s Massive Saturday: Elijah reacts to two Top-4 showdowns as Arizona takes down Houston and Duke edges out Michigan. The Next Sam Darnold? With the QB carousel spinning, can Malik Willis, Mac Jones, Tua Tagovailoa, or Kyler Murray find a career second act? Plus, why Derek Carr is officially the "barometer" for NFL franchise stability. The Expert Take with Nick Bahe: Westwood One Analyst Nick Bahe joins the show to break down Arizona’s keys to victory, Houston’s March outlook, and why Duke’s guard play has him worried about a deep Tournament run. Ethical Tanking in the NBA: Elijah defends the "race to the bottom" but with a twist. He explains why he doesn’t hate tanking—he just wants teams to be honest about it. NFL 2026 Coaching Shuffle: With 21 new offensive coordinators across the league, what does the schematic landscape look like for the upcoming season? Tyreek Hill & Free Agency: Following his departure from the Dolphins, where is the best landing spot for Cheetah? Plus, why the Los Angeles Chargers are the team most likely to "pounce" on their massive cap space. NBA Future Faces: Which young star is ready to lead the league? And can the Rockets, Spurs, or Pistons actually contend for a title this season? The Darryn Peterson Saga: A look at the recruiting drama surrounding the projected Top 5 NBA Draft pick. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.21.26 Lynnell Willingham says this NBA draft class will be one for the history books. Why is it more important now than EVER for WNBA to get serious at the negotiating table? Why is Floyd Mayweather unretiring? Knicks versus Pistons told us everything we needed to know about the state of the Eastern Conference. NBA sets anti-tanking rules set to take place in 2026-2027. Say What: the best audio in the world of sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.21.26 Nick Ashooh wonders why tanking is only a problem for NBA fans and the league. Who is the face of the league? Are we witnessing the rebirth of the running back? Which teams are best positioned right now to dethrone the Seahawks and Patriots next year? Are the Chiefs being counted out? Who is Nick's "nitwit of the week"? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.20.26 Josh Graham discusses the future of Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker if he doesn't stay in Seattle. Josh gives his prediction for Duke vs Michigan and ranks his Top 5 teams in College Basketball. Josh says America could be hockey country if they defeat Canada on Sunday in the Gold Medal Game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.19.26 Josh Graham reacts to the NBA's new anti-tanking rules that Adam Silver plans to impose beginning in the 2026-27 season. Josh explains why he's a fan of expansion in March Madness. Josh calls the Ravens the most overrated team in the NFL and is wholly unimpressed with their offseason moves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.18.26 Josh Graham argues Aaron Rodgers is the best free agent quarterback available, not Malik Willis. Josh argues the NBA Draft should be gone due to the tanking epidemic. Josh is stunned that Darryn Peterson removed himself from Kansas' 81-69 win over Oklahoma State. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.17.26 Lynnell Willingham reacts to the news of MLBPA Executive Director Tony Clark stepping down due to a scandal. Lynnell discussing what Clark stepping down means for the looming MLB lockout in 2027. Lynnell discusses what the Raiders should do with the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft and why Malik Willis is an option for Las Vegas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.16.26 Lynnell Willingham starts the show with a bang praising the NBA All-Star game and calling it the best All-Star game in sports. Lynnell criticizes fans who dog on the NBA in bad faith. Lynnell takes calls on the next face of the NBA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.15.26 John Mallory starts the show by discussing the Seahawks hiring their new offensive coordinator, Brian Fleury, from the 49ers. John explains how Sean McVay and Kyle Shanahan are like “The Giving Tree” with how many offensive coordinators they produce. How successful will Fleury be in his new home? John then delves into the NFL QB Market this off-season. Where will Malik Willis and Mac Jones end up? Plus, is Jalen Milroe a sneaky option to get traded this spring? John then argues against the Rams and 49ers opening the season in Melbourne a week before the regular season starts. John then discuss the Jaguars moving Travis Hunter to Cornerback on almost an exclusive level and why the Jags might have overdrafted him where they did. Then, John delves into the idea if defensive built teams can become dynasties in the NFL, with the Seahawks and Mike Macdonald becoming the most recent example of this. And is Sam Darnold the best second act in sports history? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Denton Day starts the show why explaining the NBA All-Star game is an absolute success this year and Adam Silver deserves credit for his experiment. World vs. Stars vs. Strips was a fun watch and the players actually seemed to care. Denton then discusses the report that the NBA is rumored to be considering eliminating the NBA Draft and how this would be a complete overreaction. Denton doesn’t think tanking is as big as an issue as some make it out to be. Jordan Dajani of CBS Sports joins Denton to discuss the outlook of the Patriots going forward following their Super Bowl loss, why Mac Jones, Daniel Jones, and Malik Willis could be the next Sam Darnold, and how much money Willis will get this offseason. Denton then explains why he believes LSU QB Garrett Nussmeir is the 2nd best QB in this year’s draft. Denton explains why he believes in Nussmeier more than Alabama’s Ty Simpson. Denton also goes into the decision of the NFLPA now being banned from sharing results of NFL team report cards and why its a bad look for the league. Denton then discusses the beef between Bryce Harper and Phillies GM Dave Dombrowski and why it’s a bad sign for Philadelphia’s outlook and chances of getting past the Dodgers this season. Dalen Cuff of the Field of 68 joins Denton to discuss the Darryn Peterson drama, how important Bill Self has been in keeping the team together, if he’s concerned about Arizona with two straight losses, and how much of an impact playing a strong schedule will have for the top teams who have done so. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.15.26 Josh Graham discusses who the Chiefs could take with the no. 9 pick in the draft that would have non-Chief fans shaking their heads, talks Jon Gruden's day at the Daytona 500, tells why the USA vs. World NBA All-Star Game is a flop, Adam Amin, of Fox Sports, joins the show to tell who has the edge in the NBA Rookie of the Year race between Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel, and Josh breaks down a long and lengthy list of star studded quarterbacks that will be returning to college football next season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.15.26 Lynnell Willingham says ragging on all star weekend has become the trend and he's tired of it. What is the NBA’s biggest problem? Say What: the best audio in the world of sports. Sam Bruchhaus of SumerSports joins the show. Another round of "Faxx or Cap". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.15.26 Elijah Campbell explains why Sam Darnold cracks the top 10 list of NFL QBs. Can the Patriots make it back to the Super Bowl? What did you miss this week in the world of sports? Are all All-Star games obsolete? Can Drake Maye avoid being Dan Marino? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.14.26 Raj Sharan dives deep into NBA All-Star Weekend 2026, and social media is doing what it does best: complaining. But All-Star Weekend is NOT the NBA's biggest problem. Not even close. Everyone has a list of grievances: tanking, load management, too many 3s, flopping, officiating. You saw the negative momentum building all week—Raj had a field day with it, and even KD’s comments about the game itself felt defeatist. The Root Cause is STAKES. Think about the NFL or College Football. Why do we care about a random Week 4 game or a high-stakes rivalry? Because every game feels like life or death. Even the NFL preseason is massive because it leads to something that matters. In the NBA, the regular season is an 82-game marathon where 20 teams essentially make the post-season. The stakes couldn't be lower. Why would players give 100% effort in February when the rewards for doing so are minimal? The NBA Cup? We make fun of it because it still doesn't matter in the grand scheme. If we want better basketball, we have to make the games mean something. Switching gears to the gridiron. We are one year out from Super Bowl 61 in LA, and the Jacksonville Jaguars just made a chess move. The Jags plan to play Travis Hunter as a full-time CB and part-time WR. Year two with Liam Coen and Trevor Lawrence? Jacksonville is in the driver’s seat in the AFC South. Plus, Kyler Murray could be on the move this off-season and why he could be the next Sam Darnold IF he ends up in the right situation. And in Dallas? Ian Rapoport says the Cowboys will franchise tag George Pickens and might move him for a 2nd round pick. Is he worth it? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.14.26 Denton Day gives his reaction to NBA All-Star Saturday Night and what needs to be done to fix it. Denton says the dunk contest needs to have stars and the winner needs to paid for it. Why this year’s contest proved that the dunk contest “isn’t any fun anymore and needs to be thrown into the sun.” Then Washington Wizards guard Tre Johnson joins Denton to react to his performance at the Rising Stars Game on Friday Night, his relationship with Bub Carringtron, and what having Anthony Davis as a teammate has been like. Denton then gets into the major problem the NBA has in tanking and Adam Silver’s comments on it on Saturday. The NBA threatening to take away draft picks will only make things worse. Denton then dives into Malik Willis’ future as the Packers backup QB is likely to be on the move this offseason. Will Willis get paid like a franchise QB? Who is the best option between Willis, Tua Tagovailoa, and Kyler Murray? Denton makes the case that Willis shouldn't be trusted yet because of his track record, but he’s still better than Tua and Murray. Denton then looks at College Basketball and Cam Boozer’s early game performance of late, what to make of the Darryn Peterson saga in Kansas, and Texas Tech’s strong performance against #1 Arizona. Plus, is College Basketball a better product than the NBA? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.14.26. Josh Graham poses the question of who should be the favorites to host the Lombardi trophy at this time next year, introduces the new producer of the show, Will Dalton, breaks down who is most likely to perform next year's Super Bowl halftime show, gives the five things he loves about the NFL on Valentine's Day, and Randolph Childress, of the ACC Network and Field of 68, joins the show to break down how he would rank the incredible freshman class this year in college basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices