Tyler Reddick won, in three OTs, at the Circuit of the Americas road course in Austin, his third career road-course win. Rod Mullins joins the show to break down the race, and offer a preview of this weekend's race in Richmond.

The show welcomes Rod Mullins, our NASCAR beat guy, to break down Joey Logano's win in Atlanta, the record punishments handed down to Hendrick Motorsports, and Jimmie Johnson adding Circuit of the Americas to his schedule.

Back by popular demand, sorta, kinda. (Two people at the ACC Tournament said, why aren't you doing the UVA Basketball podcasts anymore?)

AFP editor Chris Graham (that's me!) previews the Virginia-Furman game set for Thursday at 12:40 p.m. ET in Orlando.

Chris will be in Orlando, only in part because it's 36 degrees in Central Virginia right now, and it's going to be in the 80s in Orlando later this week.

Make it two straight, in OT, for William Byron, who, again, outdueled Hendrick Motorsports teammate Kyle Larson to get the win, this week in Phoenix.

Rod Mullins joins the show to break down the race, and Rod and host Chris Graham also talk through the 2023 NCAA Tournament.

William Byron led a Hendrick Motorsports sweep of the top three spots in Sunday's NASCAR race in Las Vegas.

Rod Mullins joins the podcast to recap the race, talk about Chase Elliott's injury and Bubba Wallace's good day at the track, and more.

It only took Kyle Busch two races to get his first win with his new team.

Rod Mullins, our NASCAR reporter, joins us to break down Busch's win, and the rest of the action from Fontana on Sunday.

The Daytona 500 went long on Sunday - 12 laps long, setting a new record. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. got his first career win at the 500, capping an up-and-down last few years on the circuit.

Our in-house NASCAR beat writer, Rod Mullins, joins the show to break down Stenhouse's win and the rest of the wild Sunday in Florida.

Our NASCAR beat writer, Rod Mullins, joins the show to preview the 2023 Daytona 500.

Yeah, it's hilarious. Duke's ownership of the ACC has now officially been passed on. The ACC confirmed as much with that statement after the 69-62 Virginia overtime win about how the refs blew the call at the end of regulation.

The ACC wasn't throwing a pity party for the Dookies; it was all about signaling that there's a new sheriff in town.

Chris Graham and Scott German discuss.

Jeff Fife joins the show as the Voice of the Fans to try to pin down host Chris Graham on the big questions of the day on Virginia basketball.

The show previews tomorrow's UVA-Duke showdown in JPJ, takes a deep dive into Tony Bennett's approach with this team, tries to answer the question, What is this team's ceiling, and lays out how the next few weeks need to go to get Virginia ideally situated for March Madness.