College Basketball analyst Seth Davis calls in to talk all things college basketball. Davis shares his thoughts on Indiana parting ways with Tom Crean. Mark asks about the lack of suitors courting Northwestern coach Chris Collins for coaching vacancies. Finally, Davis explains why the Red Panda is his Twitter avatar before making his prediction to win the entire 2017 NCAA Tournament to escape March Madness as National Champions.

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College Basketball analyst Seth Davis calls in to talk all things college basketball. Davis shares his thoughts on Indiana parting ways with Tom Crean. Mark asks about the lack of suitors courting Northwestern coach Chris Collins for coaching vacancies. Finally, Davis explains why the Red Panda is his Twitter avatar before making his prediction to win the entire 2017 NCAA Tournament to escape March Madness as National Champions.

Former Chicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs joins Mark Carman on the second episode of On The Mark, and is the first in-studio guest of the show. Briggs talks about his charity work with Briggs 4 Kids before weighing on the NFL landscape.

Briggs breaks down his relationship with former Bears quarterback Jay Cutler, and whether or not he liked having him as a teammate. Briggs also details his relationship with former head coach Lovie Smith and what drew him to Smith.

Briggs also makes his pick for the greatest Chicago Bear of all-time and what it's like to be back in school. 

Briggs also talks at length about CTE, whether or not he is worried about the effects and what he is doing to combat the effects. He talks to Mark about whether or not he'd let his kids play and coach them. Briggs also discusses the NFL and the care they give their players, or lack thereof.

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Former Chicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs joins Mark Carman on the second episode of On The Mark, and is the first in-studio guest of the show. Briggs talks about his charity work with Briggs 4 Kids before weighing on the NFL landscape.

Briggs breaks down his relationship with former Bears quarterback Jay Cutler, and whether or not he liked having him as a teammate. Briggs also details his relationship with former head coach Lovie Smith and what drew him to Smith.

Briggs also makes his pick for the greatest Chicago Bear of all-time and what it's like to be back in school. 

Briggs also talks at length about CTE, whether or not he is worried about the effects and what he is doing to combat the effects. He talks to Mark about whether or not he'd let his kids play and coach them. Briggs also discusses the NFL and the care they give their players, or lack thereof.

On the debut episode of the On The Mark podcast, hosted by WGN and FanSided's Mark Carman, former Cleveland Cavaliers great and current ESPN NBA analyst Brad Daugherty calls in to the show.

Daugherty breaks down the 2016-17 Golden State Warriors, and weighs in on whether this version of the team with the newly signed Kevin Durant is better than the 73-win team of last season that came up short in the NBA Finals. Daugherty also breaks down the Warriors ability to defend in the paint.

Daugherty also discusses the NBA title race with the playoffs roughly a month away, and who should be considered the favorite to win the Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy. And if the Golden State Warriors can get healthy, Daugherty weighs in on whether or not they would become the favorites to win the title.

Lastly, Daugherty chimes in on social media's impact on the NBA and whether he would've embraced the technology during his era. And as a Cavaliers great who played with Michael Jordan at North Carolina, Daugherty casts his vote in the debate for greatest of all-time: MJ or LeBron James?

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On the debut episode of the On The Mark podcast, hosted by WGN and FanSided's Mark Carman, former Cleveland Cavaliers great and current ESPN NBA analyst Brad Daugherty calls in to the show.

Daugherty breaks down the 2016-17 Golden State Warriors, and weighs in on whether this version of the team with the newly signed Kevin Durant is better than the 73-win team of last season that came up short in the NBA Finals. Daugherty also breaks down the Warriors ability to defend in the paint.

Daugherty also discusses the NBA title race with the playoffs roughly a month away, and who should be considered the favorite to win the Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy. And if the Golden State Warriors can get healthy, Daugherty weighs in on whether or not they would become the favorites to win the title.

Lastly, Daugherty chimes in on social media's impact on the NBA and whether he would've embraced the technology during his era. And as a Cavaliers great who played with Michael Jordan at North Carolina, Daugherty casts his vote in the debate for greatest of all-time: MJ or LeBron James?