Chris Raybon of the Action Network discusses the betting side of things when making picks for your bracket. Is it a trap to pick Duke to win it all? Which seeding matchups have the most likely upsets? Which lower-seeded teams are the ones to really pay attention to?

Matt Lewis, UW-Oshkosh Men’s Basketball Interim Head Coach, discusses his team being Division III NCAA Tournament Champions. Who really made a difference in the tournament? Will he be the head coach going forward?

Mike Decourcy of the Sporting News/Big Ten Network Analyst weighs in on the NCAA Tournament bracket, including the Badgers and Marquette matchups. Did the Big Ten get disrespected when it came to seeding?

Howie Schwab, FOX Sports Bracketologist, examines the NCAA Tournament field. How does he view both Murray State and Oregon? Where are the likely upsets? Who is in his Final Four? Is he picking Duke to win it all?

Ben Steele of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel previews Marquette vs Murray State. How’s Markus Howard’s wrist? The Golden Eagles have lost 5 of 6 heading into the tournament…What has ailed them the most?

Hour 1. Bill opens the show with a rant about the lack of crowd noise at the Fiserv Forum. Some fans say they’re bored. Do you habe a problem with that? We’ll also talk Marquette with Ben Steele and bracketology with Howie Schwab. Plus, Mike Trout is the richest man in sports.

Kurt Helin from NBCSports.com joins Bill to talk Bucks basketball and who will be their biggest challenge in the Eastern Conference? Is Boston still the Bucks biggest threat?

Jonas Schaffer from the Baltimore Sun joins the show to discuss new Packers Edge Rusher Za’Darius Smith and how we will fit in the Packers defensive scheme. Jonas also fills us in on the power shift in the AFC North.

Mark Grote- Chicago Bears Sideline Reporter for 670 The Score joins Bill to talk about new Packers safety and former Bear Adrian Amos. Also, who should be the favorite in the NFC North in 2019?

Adam McCalvy of Brewers.com/MLB.com shares his thoughts on Jimmy Nelson’s first outing of Spring Training. Are the Brewers still following this “staying connected” philosophy? What can we expect from new pitching coach Chris Hook?