Sometimes you just have "stuff" to talk about. 

Welcome to episode 636 of 3 Guys Before The Game.  It's an episode that covers a number of topics in the ever-changing world of WVU football and basketball. 

The "Guys" dig into the latest roster additions and jump into the latest basketball and baseball news. 

Listener questions and comments complete the episode.

The list of coaches Travis Trickett has worked with is jaw-dropping.  Imagine being mentored by Bobby Bowden, Nick Sabin, Jimbo Fisher and Rich Rodriguez. That group, which has combined to win 10 national championships and 40 conference titles, makes Trickett an invaluable resource as he returns to the WVU football program. 

In this episode, Trickett explains his decision to return to Morgantown and the rebuilding of the WVU roster. 

It's an informative inside look into a massive roster rebuild and how it will come together. 

Jasper Floyd will tell you that prayers are answered.

Floyd's prayers to play at a "Power Four" conference school were answered this month when he accepted a scholarship offer from West Virginia.  The Florida native will join his North Texas coach Ross Hodge and teammate Brenen Lorient in Morgantown. 

Floyd's path to Morgantown is a story of persistence and determination.  He made two stops at the junior college level before playing at Fairfield and North Texas. 

In this episode, Floyd shares the story of his journey and goals as a Mountaineer. 

Listener questions and comments complete the episode.

He hasn't played a game yet for West Virginia University, but Honor Huff has certainly made a memorable first impression. 

The Brooklyn native, who led the nation in three-point shooting last season, joins the "Guys" for an entertaining and informative conversation.  The Tennesee-Chatanooga transfer explains his frenetic recruitment once entering the transfer portal and why he chose WVU. 

It's an insightful and fun visit with a key member of WVU's new class of recruits. 

Listener questions and comments complete the episode.

There really isn't an offseason in college football and basketball. 

The games may be over for now, but roster movement has become a season of its own. 

In this episode, the "Guys" discuss roster changes for WVU football and basketball along with revenue- sharing plans and NIL opportunities for college athletes. 

Listener comments and questions complete the episode. 

History is being made when it comes to the rosters of college football teams. 

Coaches are being asked to reduce their roster to 105 to meet the House Settlement requirement. That means some players must unexpectedly find a new school. 

Meanwhile, the roster is slowly growing for the new WVU men's basketball coach, Ross Hodge.  

In this episode, the "Guys" debate the "new world" of roster management and provide analytics on the new basketball commits. 

Listener questions and comments complete the episode.

The 24th men's basketball coach in West Virginia University history is on the job. 

Ross Hodge was formally introduced on Thursday morning.  He shared his thoughts and philosophy on the game of basketball and his future vision of the WVU program. 

In this episode, the "Guys" share their thoughts on the Hodge press conference and what it means for Mountaineer Nation. 

It has been 17 years since Rich Rodriguez coached on Mountaineer Field with fans in the stands.  

That streak will end on Saturday when the Mountaineers collide in the Gold & Blue Showcase.  It will give Rodriguez and staff a final chance to evaluate the roster.  It's also the last chance for players to shine before the roster is reduced.  New rules will allow for just 105 roster spots starting next season.  That's a reduction of about 20 players from the current system. 

In this episode, Brad and Tony talk with Coach Rodriguez about the current state of the program and changes that will be made in the next several months. 

Listener questions and comments complete the episode.

The search is over. 

Ross Hodge, the current head coach at North Texas, will become the 24th head men's basketball coach in West Virginia University history. 

The 44-year-old Hodge, a Dallas native, will arrive in Morgantown once the season is complete for the Mean Green, who are in the Final Four of the NIT. 

In seven seasons as a head coach, Hodge has won 80% of his games.  His current squad is 27-8 heading into next week's NIT semifinal game against UC Irvine. 

In this episode, the "Guys" discuss the hire and dig into the analytics of what WVU basketball will look like under Hodge. 

Listener questions and comments complete the show. 

College basketball's coaching carousel is rolling. 

WVU Athletic Director Wren Baker will make the decision on who will serve as the Mountaineers new head coach.  Candidates are being vetted, and formal interviews have begun. Monday marked the one-year anniversary of the hiring of Darian DeVries who unexpectedly resigned last week.

In this episode, the "Guys" discuss possible coaching scenarios and preview the WVU women's NCAA tournament game against North Carolina. 

Listener questions and comments complete the episode.