Dirt & Sprague

Dirt meets Sea Bass and Swag might have a new career path. Then, did the Madness deliver for you and how busted is your bracket after the opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament. Plus, Drew Timme's legacy at Gonzaga and will he have an NBA career of note?

The guys update you on the latest happenings in NFL free agency. Is Ezekiel Elliot done as an elite running back?

If the Blazers can't make a huge trade this summer, is it time for the organization to hit the reset button? Also, why are Pac-12 quarterbacks being overlooked by the national media?

Matt Moreno, who covers the Pac-12 for Rivals joins the guys to discuss what's going on with the Wildcats after their loss to Providence in the NCAA Tournament.

Sprague explains why he hates the game of college basketball. Also, the guys wonder if time is running out for Arizona head basketball coach Tommy Lloyd?

Fresh off a 3 hour dinner with all the fixins in Vegas, Ken Barkley goes rapid fire on each region as the NCAA Tournament is an hour away.

Ken Barkley in full Vegas mode starts the hour with his insight on the NCAA Tournament. Then a World Baseball Classic check in as most of us have no idea what's happening there. Then matinee concerts and fake wings grab Dirt's attention, and are you nostalgic for Jim Nantz's last tournament on the air.

Antwan Staley covers the Jets for the NY Daily News and joins the ticker to discuss how long it will take for the Aaron Rodgers trade to get done, and how the roster will shape up around Rodgers for a run to the AFC title game.

Dame continues to talk about his growing distaste for the mentality of younger players in the NBA, is he alone? Then the guys thoughts on Aaron Rodgers interview on the Pat McAfee show. The Ticker goes to NY with Antwan Staley for the latest from the Jets, and where will Rodgers rank among AFC QBs when the trade gets done.

Sprague with his weekly release thinks Embiid has overtaken Jokic for the MVP, the Kings are being massively overlooked in the West and Jalen Brown could be more valuable to the C's than Tatum.