Josh Daeche and David Ulak preview NFL Week 2 and reviews the 2018 quarterback class of Baker Mayfield (Cleveland Browns), Sam Darnold (NY Jets), Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills),  Josh Rosen (Arizona Cardinals), and Lamar Jackson (Baltimore Ravens).

We ask the question where does Sam Darnold and Baker Mayfield stand with their current teams and will they remain with them into their second contract or will they be joining Josh Rosen who is on his third team (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).

Josh Daeche and David Ulak discuss how and why the Big Ten Presidents reversed course and decided to play an eight-game football season starting October 23rd and October 24th. Just five weeks after shutting down that notion of playing to the COVID-19 virus.

What this means for the college football playoff picture and how much pressure the Pac-12 faces as they are the only Power Five conference not yet set to comeback this fall.

Josh Daeche and David Ulak discuss the impact of Big Ten Universities voting to bring back fall sports and the impact this will make on the college towns it has on certain universities and towns.

Are school presidents choosing their financial gain over student-athletes safety?

How much did President Trump make an impact on this? 

Josh Daeche and David Ulak are joined by Rover Sports reporter Spencer Grossinger to discuss the NFL season as the Houston Texans and defending World Champion Kansas City Chiefs kick off the new season during the pandemic.

Josh Daeche and David Ulak interviewed James and Sabrina Southerland formerly of Benjamin N. Cardozo (NY) BIG EAST (Syracuse and Georgetown) and Pac 12 (Oregon) standout on how COVID-19 interrupted their professional basketball career overseas and put on pause a shot at Olympic Gold.

James Southerland III was a current member Yokohama B-Corsairs in Japan earlier this year when COVID-19 hit. His sister Sabrina had just graduated the University of Oregon and is a member of the Oregon Track Club Elite team and was training in Eugene, Oregon when COVID-19 hit the United States. 

Today, there shared their story from their parents home in New York City.

Both James, and Sabrina are professional athletes and were competing at the  highest of levels. In Sabrina's case she was preparing to compete in this year's 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo as a member of Team USA in the 800 meters prior to the pandemic. 

James was four year star that played for Hall Of Fame Basketball Coach Jim Boeheim at Syracuse University. In his senior season, James tied a record for most three pointers in school history when made nine three pointers in a game against Arkansas on November 30, 2012. He finished with 35 points. He was later named Big East Player of the Week on December 3, 2012. During the 2013 BIG EAST Tournament James set a record for most three pointers (6) in a game  while being named to the All-Tournament team. He was selected as a member of the East Regional All-Tournament team during the 2013 NCAA Tournament and competed in the 2013 Final Four.

Sabrina Southerland would not be out done and too has had a stellar collegiate career. After three incredible years at Georgetown University where she help  lead the Hoyas to three Big EAST champions and won Big EAST titles in the 1,000 meters (2015) and 800 meters (2014), and helped Georgetown to the conference indoor championship in the distance-medley relay in 2016.  Sabrina left to become a member of the Oregon Ducks. In the 2017-2018 season she was named first-team All-American honors in the 800 meters (2:06.99) by taking seventh place at the NCAA Championships. She was named Pac -12 champion in the 800 meters. 

We discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on their careers and what is next for them.

Josh Daeche and David Ulak on the impact COVID-19 on a possible Big Ten return. MLB hits the halfway point of the season. NBA playoffs in full swing.

David Ulak and Josh Daeche discuss the NBA bubble. The status of high school and college sports this in the COVID ERA.

David and I had the opportunity to discuss how COVID-19 changed the basketball landscape internationally and here at home as the NBA reboots their season inside the bubble in Florida with Priority Sports Agent Andy Shiffman. 

What he is hearing from the players living inside the bubble. Their day-to-day activities outside of basketball.

How the international game has changed and the obstacles he faces on getting his players to their prospective teams despite a travel ban to many of the countries overseas.

We discuss the upcoming 2020 NBADraft and how NBA teams are preparing for it in October without in person visits and workouts.

David and I discuss the return to sports and what has taken place since COVID-19 shattered the world.

Veselin (Toza) Matic has coached basketball all over the world for more than 30 years. He has coached NBA great and future NBA Hall of Famer Dirk Nowitzki when he was a virtual unknown. 

His career has taken him all over Europe, Middle East and Asia. 

He has had a tremendous amount of success.  He is now embracing a new frontier as the head coach of India world team. 

Today his son Andrija (a professional basketball player from Serbia) speaks to David Ulak and Josh Daeche on the impact COVID-19 has made overseas. The Last Dance and the differences between American basketball and the international game.