Dino Hanson chimes in on the discussion to give his thoughts on the NBA. Marlon Favorite closes out the show talking about his beloved LeBron James joining the Lakers.

The Sports Hangover crew starts the show talking to Ronnie Rantz who is in the Louisiana sports Hall of Fame. Quarterback of Nicholls football Chase Fourcade joins Gus to discuss his time at the Manning Passing Academy. Co-Host on 105.3 The Fan on ESPN Radio R.J. Choppy closes out hour one with giving his thoughts on Dallas sports.

Gus, Bryan, and Jordan Da Intern open up hour two discussing Drew Brees being number eight in the NFL top 100. Ed Daniels joins Gus to discuss High School football. The Sports Hangover comes to a stand still when Jordan Da Intern points out to Gus that there is a fly in the studio.

Larry Coon gives his opinion on what might happen during the NBA offseason to start off the final hour of The Sports Hangover. Head coach of Tulane basketball and former head coach of the Lakers, Bucks, TrailBlazers and Clippers comes on to discuss NBA basketball.

Gus and Jordan Da Intern open up hour one with David Grubb talking about the NBA offseason. The crew also talks about who will be in the NFL top 100 top 10.

Gus tees-off hour two with Charlie Ricks to discuss what is going on in the golfing community. Scott Kushner joins the show to give his take on the Pelicans offseason.

Gus and Jordan are joined by Marlon Favorite to talk football in hour number three. The crew finishes out the show with predicting who will be in the NFL top 100 top 10.

The Sports Hangover crew opens up the show talking LSU football. Voice of the Tigers Chris Blair joins Gus to discuss what is going on in Omaha.

Oliver Maroney host of The Big 3 on Fox sports joins the Sports Hangover to discuss the show and give his all-time big three. Gus and Bryan close out hour two talking about the Pelicans.

Gus starts the final hour talking to Buccaneers beat reporter Trevor Sikkema. Marlon Favorite and Derek Stingley Sr join The Sports Hangover to talk LSU football and Derek Stingley Jr decision to commit to LSU.