Bill and Jamal talk soccer's attempt to increase young Black participation, whether the NY Giants will pay for refusing to give Saquon Barkley a contract extension (32:46), Bill attends an MLS match & more.

Bill and Jamal talk about the New York Times' decision to discontinue its sports section and what it means for sports journalists moving forward. Later, Khalid Green, author of the book Free Game, joins the podcast to talk about the state of AAU basketball and his recent participation in the Nike EYBL championships at Peach Jam in Augusta, Georgia. Victor Wembanyama, Cooper Flagg and Chris Eubanks are also discussed.

Bill and Jamal are joined by Judge Glenn Woods. The three discuss the Supreme Court's recent ruling on Affirmative Action, Baseball's lack of Black participation and NFL players punished for sports gambling.

Bill and Jamal talk the 2023 NBA Draft, Victor Wembanyama, whether it's time to abolish the draft, Ja Morant's suspension and more.

Bill and Jamal talk Denver Nuggets NBA championship, discuss Nikola Jokic "haters," Ja Morant & more.

Bill and Jamal talk about Jim Brown's incredible career and life and then the current outlook for the 2023 NBA Finals.

Bill and Jamal talk all things NBA playoffs, Ja Morant, Doc Rivers, gun culture and more.

Bill and Jamal talk NBA Playoffs, Knicks fever, Phil Jackson's bonehead comments, NFL Draft and the significance of 3 Black QBs taken in the first four picks, Lamar Jackson's new contract and who won the negotiation process & Brittney Griner's first meeting with the media since her wrongful detention in Russia.

Louisville Courier Journal Columnist, CL Brown joins Bill and Jamal to look back on last weekend's Women's Final Four and all of the storylines that came out of it, including Caitlin Clark vs. LSU and Angel Reese, Jill Biden's White House invitations and more.

Bill and Jamal are joined by Judge Glenn Woods, as they talk about Lamar Jackson's pursuit of a guaranteed contract and the stakes of him taking such a stand. The three also talk about the University of Alabama's handling of Brandon Miller after the killing of Jamea Harris.