James Brown and John Butler break down the NFL Draft. They tell you who they think will be picked and who should be picked. They also talk about the decisions universities will face when sports return, and even before they return.

Mason Faulkner joins James Brown to talk about his decision to put his name in the NBA Draft. Also, James and John Butler talk about the NBA Draft, their favorite games and honoring 2020 seniors.

James Brown talks to Glasgow and Barren County baseball coaches Sam Royse and Blake Crabtree about their seniors. Also, Glasgow softball coach Kaleb Crowe about his seniors. Finally, Barren County softball coach talks about what his program did to honor seniors in the Fourth Region. He has no seniors this year.

James Brown and John Butler talk about the potential for an MLB season, players leaving Kentucky and Louisville for the NBA Draft, local coaching changes and more.

James Brown and John Butler talk about NFL free agency -- with a little quiz at the end -- the decision to grant spring sports college athletes additional eligibility, and much more.

James Brown is joined by Brandon Combs, Matt Gardner and John Butler. This show is a little different because it's a call-in one as we adhere to CDC guidelines for COVID-19 safety.

Barren County Schools Superintendent Bo Matthews joins to show to talk about the school closures and the postponement of spring sports in Kentucky. Also, Glasgow Athletic Director Craig Cassady talks about other discussions related to the spring sports season. Also, James and John talk about Rick Petino going to Iona and NFL free agency.

James Brown and John Butler recap the Girls' Fourth Region Tournament and talk about the upcoming state tournament. They also talk C-USA Men's and Women's tournaments and college basketball in general.

James Brown and John Butler talk about the 15th District Tournaments, the Fourth Region Tournaments and some wild college basketball games.

James Brown and John Butler break down the 15th District Tournaments. They also talk about other districts in the Fourth Region. They also talk a little college basketball.