Alan, Motoi and Big Dave go through the 32 first round games of the NCAA Tourney in rapid fire fashion. The boys get to give a side or total in every game. Thirty two games in a 45 minute show. Get your rotation sheet ready and follow along for the rapid fire, let it fly, first round breakdown.

MLB and March Madness Contests, Early March Madness predictions from the guys and NFL news as free agency opens Wednesday.

Big Dave and Mo discuss all things NCAA college basketball in Championship week before the field of 68 is named. They will give their opinions of the conference championship games along with who might be in or out of the Big Dance. Plus, a quick take on what the Browns did today.

We delve into the Conference Tournament action, Canelo's positive test, the non ruling from the Supreme Court on sports betting and more.

AB, Mo and Big Dave take a early look at the National League season win totals, some possible World Series and NL Pennant talk. Will anyone beat the Dodgers? Can the Cubs or Nats do it? Are the Brewers for real? All of that and some more.

Taking a early look at the American League, season wins, some possible World Series and AL Pennant talk.

Yahoo Sports broke a huge story about major college basketball programs paying players. Mo and AB have their thoughts as well as some early talk on NFL Free Agency and NFL Draft

Big Dave and Mo talk college hoops. The boys break down the big conferences, who is in, who is out, and who has to play their way into the dance. They give their opinions who can win it all, and Mo gives out a few mid majors with big odds to keep your eye on heading to March.

Big Dave and Mo go deep into college basketball. The boys talk about the alphabet soup of the rankings and polls and look ahead at who might end up with top seeds. They give you a couple of sleepers to keep an eye on and others to stay away from the last few weeks. AB is on vacation.

AB, Big Dave and Caesars senior bookmaker Jeff Davis talk about the business after football. Hockey futures, baseball season wins openers, the lack of Olympics action, and maybe a few surprises to close the show