David Glenn Show

Charlotte Smith compares her buzzer-beating national championship winner to Arike Ogunbowale's on Sunday to give Notre Dame its second national championship. The Golf Channel's Rex Hoggard joins us live from The Masters.

2013 Final Four M.O.P. Luke Hancock compares and contrasts his experience with being the first player off the bench to win the award with Donte DiVincenzo winning the award last night.

With 56-year-old Jay Wright winning his second national championship in three years with Villanova, who would you want to coach your program for the next ten years and beyond?

Dino Gaudio drops by to talk with DG about what Michigan has to do to cut down the net tonight, what Villanova has to continue to do to come out on top, and how ECU can elevate their basketball program to the level of the other teams in their conference. Another best of the weekend is Ian Poulter winning the Houston Open and punching his ticket to the Masters. And, why is Lebron James not happy with Alabama Football?

Jeff Capel joins DG at the beginning of this hour. They discuss his excitement on taking the Pitt job and on why it was the right fit for him, Capel's love for the Steelers, and modern media's bad habit of reporting on bad information. DG gives more best of the weekend votes including Zlatan Ibrahimovic debuting with the LA Galaxy and John Isner earning his biggest career title in the Miami Open.

Best of the weekend votes include Arike Ogunbowale of Notre Dame making two buzzer beater shots to win in the semifinals against UConn and the second to cut down the nets in the Women's NCAA National Championship game versus Mississippi State. Worst of the weekend votes go to the Carolina Hurricanes and the Charlotte Hornets as both are out of playoff contention. Also this hour, DG compares Villanova's offense to "being hit by lasers from all sides in laser tag".

What do PB&J sandwiches and Oreo cookies have to do with the current conversation around success with one-and-done players? DG explains in what turns out to be a goofy third hour.

Could Loyola-Chicago and Sister Jean become the first double-digit seed to play for a national championship? ESPN college basketball writer John Gasaway gives us his thoughts.

You steer the ship on Free-For-All Friday, and 1st-year Indiana coach Archie Miller joins the program to talk about the Final Four.

Hornets TV play-by-play man Eric Collins joins the show to explain what Kemba Walker means to the franchise after passing Dell Curry on the all-time Hornets scoring list.