Dirt & Sprague

Dirt makes his triumphant return and shares his tales of being a new father, then tries to unfurl 7 weeks of pent of hot takes on everything from the Super Bowl to the NCAA Tournament. Including Fields and Russ now with the Steelers, the Ducks winning the Pac-12 Tournament and the CFB Playoff expansion.

Covering College Basketball for CBS Sports, David Cobb returns to the show to help Dirt & Sprague fill out their brackets and assess the Ducks chances of advancing in the tournament after winning the Pac-12 Tournament.

David Cobb of CBS Sports returns to the show to help break down our first look at the Men's NCAA Tournament and what are the chances Oregon can do some damage. Then, is the NIT worth the effort anymore. Dirt gets to relive Swag's final call(s) of the UP Women winning the WCC.

How good is Scottie Scheffler, and why can Xander Schauffle close a lead....plenty of drama at The Players

Ducks win the Pac-12 Tournament, N'Faly Dante looks like an NBA player and can we stop giving Dana Altman flack...Do we really know anything about this year's NCAA Tournament. Plus, Dirt needs to share his thoughts on CFB Playoff expansion, and the PGA Tour needed all the drama that played out at The Players.

Dirt's back! How has he adjusted to fatherhood, as we let him release 8 weeks of backed up hot takes. Plus, the Steelers get Justin Fields for next to nothing and #1 seeds in conference tournaments take a beating over the weekend.

One more day with P-Harris and Big Will as they take more shots at the NBA, get wrapped up in CBB Conference Tournaments...tell Greg Sankey to quit being a self absorbed greed bastard ruining college sports, and make sense of the latest NFL transactions. 

Where's the value in the conference tournaments this weekend, and The Players Championship.

The Seahawks appear not to be drafting a QB early in the NFL Draft after acquiring Sam Howell...the latest transactions around the NFL after a week of signings and trades. Plus, we Sprague the Line for CBB conference tournaments and the boys looking forward to Spring arriving this weekend.

The 14 team CFB Playoff format appears to be a foregone conclusion to begin in 2026...is it the best system they could come up with or will this be changed within a few years of going into implementation?