Our All-ACC team member and legal expert David Glenn gave us a look at how the conference might fare in the draft and talked about the legalities that face college sports. Also, CFL Hall of Famer Ed George came on to talk about his upcoming induction into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame.

The guys had the pleasure of talking to VA Sports Hall of Famer Johnny Newman about the NBA playoffs and his days in the league. Dr. Ben Ferry also gave us an NFL Draft version on the Injury Report.

SB Nation NFL writer Mark Schofield came on the show to talk about the draft on Thursday in Green Bay. Ben Cates of the News and Advance also joined in for a high school sports update.

Basketball expert Dan Bonner came on the show to talk hoops and his induction into the VA Sports Hall of Fame. Vinnie Iyer of the Sporting News also gave us some predictions on this week's NFL draft. The show finished with some Monday Mourning.

The guys got into the Coach Prime controversy... which one? All of the above. JF Baseball Coach Ryan Gilleland as came on the show to talk about his team's hot start.

The NASCAR guru, Mark Garrow came on to talk Bristol's competition issues and some Smoke. Lynchburg Hornets head coach Travis Beazley also gave us the latest on his red hot baseball team.

Virginia Tech broadcaster Mike Burnop came on to talk Hokies Football and Basketball. Sports Illustrated golf writer Bob Harig also gave the guys some great stories from the Masters.

On today's show, DC focused in on college sports, talking with Bryson Gordon of the News and Advance about Liberty and Greg Madia of The Daily Progress on UVa. Jamie also found out he has a favorite drag racer.

The Masters was on everyone's minds with Rory getting the job done. Golf Pro Jeff Redgrave came on to talk about it as well as preview the conditions at Wintergreen Resort. Luke Hancock of the ACC Network also gave us a recap of his time at the Final Four.

The guys talked spring football with UVa reporter Jerry Ratcliffe and Virginia Tech beat writer Damien Sordelett. The Masters was also on the docket as Justin Rose continued to lead at Augusta.