Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton & Molly Brown hold it down as they react to the final seconds of Badgers basketball's win versus Illinois in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal! They try to hold it together while producer Primetime tries to keep his emotions in check & Jim can't contain his BIG NICK BOYD ENERGY -- can Boyd & Blackwell take the Badgers back to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2017? They ask today's Siding Unlimited poll question: What is the ceiling for this Badgers basketball in the NCAA Tournament? From their pace to elite guard play to next-level resilience, they share thoughts on what feels different about this year's squad, including what makes Boyd the Badgers' best transfer in the NIL era! Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about the Packers' free agency additions & losses -- but after he describes his plan to survive the biggest spring snowstorm in state history without a snowblower... They discuss Rasheed Walker's surprising lack of market in free agency after he signed a 1-year, $10 million deal with the Panthers, including how it negatively impacts the Packers' chance at two 3rd/4th-round compensatory picks. They also get into the plan for kicker Brandon McManus and the starting kicker job, how the Packers avoid liquidity issues like what the Bears are encountering when trying to trade for Maxx Crosby, and Gutey going out to sign TWO players who are 30+ years old this offseason -- were these "geriatric" signings for the Packers?

Gary Ellerson and Homer discuss the recent buzz around the Green Bay Packers as NFL Free Agency continues to heat up! Gary ponders if the replacements for exiting starters will be good enough to please fans and get the Packers back to the throne of the NFC North. Then, Homer and Gary discuss how good Jordan Love has been and if it's good enough to elevate Green Bay to championship level. The show wraps up with Gary giving credit to Greg Gard and the Wisconsin men's basketball team after their quarterfinal win in the Big Ten Tournament.

High winds knock out Ben’s power for most of the morning, leading to a very serious debate over whether bringing a gallon of milk from home to the work fridge would be in poor taste. Then the guys dive into updated NFC North odds from Potawatomi Sportsbook, with Brad doubting the Packers will win the division in 2026 while Kyle goes all in on Green Bay for the first time since 2021. Later, the conversation shifts to heartbreak as the crew learns new Vikings QB Kyler Murray grew up a Vikings fan and was brought to tears by Brett Favre’s 2007 NFC Championship loss. That sparks a bigger debate: which loss was worse for Packers fans, the 2007 NFC title game or the 2014 collapse in Seattle? KBN Nation weighs in with personal stories and fan trauma.

Diana in Mukwonago calls in, except she is nowhere to be found. The guys eventually track her down and learn a tree fell on her fence during the morning wind storm, before Ben hangs up on her like only Ben can. From there, the show turns into live game coverage as KBN reacts in real time to Wisconsin against Illinois in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals. Ben breaks down the Badgers’ comeback, the game goes to overtime, and the guys ride every possession as Wisconsin survives in a thriller to punch its ticket to the Big Ten semifinals.

The guys react to former Packers left tackle Rasheed Walker signing a one year, $10 million deal with the Panthers, with Kyle frustrated Green Bay did not bring him back at that price. Then it is time for Guess Who, featuring some of Kyle’s vaguest, funniest, and strangest quotes from the week. Wheel of Strouf follows with NFL name change talk and a childhood story written by Ben 25 years ago. Homer joins to apologize for yesterday’s disagreement, then quickly reverses course and un apologizes.

It was an offensive explosion from Wisconsin's stars as Nick Boyd went off for 38 points while John Blackwell added 31, powering the #5 seeded Badgers past #4 Illinois in one of the wildest games of the Big Ten Tournament.

With the win, Wisconsin advances to the semifinals where they'll face Michigan Wolverines men's basketball tomorrow.

On this Jump Around Postgame Show, hosts Riley Jauch and Pablo Iglesias break down:

- Boyd’s incredible 38-point performance

- Blackwell’s huge 31-point night

- The biggest moments from the overtime thriller

- How Wisconsin pulled off the upset

- What this win means heading into the semifinal matchup with Michigan

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