All Bets Are On

Co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak return to break down Arizona softball, the NBA Draft lottery and Saturday's Preakness Stakes. The duo discuss whether Phoenix is the most cursed professional sports market in America, and whether the results of May 4's Kentucky Derby are fair or foul.

Co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak are back to cover the gamut of sports topics from the week. First off, the duo discuss the federal investigation into disgraced sports runner Christian Dawkins and the wiretapped conversations between Dawkins and former Arizona assistant Book Richardson. Then, the two cover the Arizona softball team and its chance of making it to the Women's College World Series for the first time in nine years. Finally, the duo cover Saturday's Kentucky Derby, and whether Bob Baffert can win it once again.

Co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak are back to chat about the federal court hearing into former agent Christian Dawkins and how Sean Miller/Emanuel 'Book' Richardson tie into it. They then discuss Arizona softball's 20-game win streak, the Arizona Cardinals' decision to pick Kyler Murray first overall, and who will win this weekend's NBA Playoff games. Tune in next Friday for another podcast.

Co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak return to break down Friday's news that Sean Miller will not testify at Monday's court date for Christian Dawkins, and what said news means for the Arizona basketball program. The duo also break down Arizona softball's historic 14-0 start in Pac-12 play, the Tucson Roadrunners' record-breaking attendance numbers, and the New York Times' story on Colorado football and an existential crisis about the sport's future in collegiate sports.

The latest episode of All Bets Are On is live, with co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak breaking down Adia Barnes and the Arizona women's basketball team, which won the WNIT championship last Saturday. The co-hosts also break down Virginia's NCAA Championship over Texas Tech, and assess UCLA's decision to hire Mick Cronin as its next men's basketball coach. The final segment of Friday's podcast breaks down Arizona's prospects under Sean Miller in men's basketball, and whether they can make it back to the NCAA Tournament in 2019.

All Bets Are On returns to break down the Arizona women's basketball team, which will play in Saturday's WNIT final against Northwestern University at noon on Saturday. Co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak break down Adia Barnes' squad, and whether Aari McDonald could start for Sean Miller and the Wildcats' men's team. They also preview Saturday's men's Final Four games, and give their picks for the tournament's Most Outstanding Player.

Co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak are back to discuss the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament, as well as Arizona women's basketball's WNIT surge and Sunday's Tucson Sugar Skulls home game. The duo breaks down their favorite NCAA Tournament games from Thursday night, and their favorite memories of indoor football games past.

Co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak break down this week's Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. The duo discuss their favorite moments from last weekend's second round games, before moving on to the college basketball coaching carousel. Both give their picks for the Cal, UCLA and Washington State openings to close the show.

Co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak are back to discuss Thursday's opening round games of the men's NCAA Tournament. The duo break down their favorite games from the day, including Ja Morant's historic triple-double for Murray State, before discussing Friday's action-packed slate of games. Both discuss the coaching openings at Alabama and Vanderbilt, and their potential impact on the Arizona basketball team.

Co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak break down the Men's NCAA Tournament bracket, giving insights into their picks to win and/or pull of a few upsets in the Big Dance. Both Vondrak and Boan share their Final Four picks, giving insights into why they see the teams they like going past the second weekend of the Tournament.