Baseball rule tweaks, the Wiz, and Ryan Fannon to finish out a feel-good Thursday. Bob has some fiery reactions to the baseball rule updates. Joe is on to give his thoughts on the Final Four and other numbers in the sports world. Then, Ryan Fannon, voice of the Villanova Wildcats joins to close out the show.

The Wildcats are back in the Final Four and Ryan is on with us live from New Orleans. Villanova looks to take down number one seed Kansas and capture their third title since 2016 versus either Duke or UNC.

In a shock to some, Bruce Arians has stepped down in Tampa, Bob and Sean are live on a feel-good Thursday to react. Darren Sawatzky of the Richmond Kickers joins. Finally, some NFL schedule breakdowns, the five easiest and hardest, which includes the Washington Commanders.

Opening night is approaching for the Richmond Kickers and head coach Darren Sawatzky is joining us live. He recaps the 2021 season and previews how that can springboard them into the 2022 season.

Back at Playbook with some storms brewing, Matt looks forward to a storied Final Four that is nearing closer. He gives a preview of some of the wagers he is looking at and some his wishes were available here in Virginia. Dustin Long, who covers NASCAR for NBC Sports, is Matt's guest on the show.

Dustin is on with Matt to talk the race coming to the Richmond Raceway this weekend.

The Golf Channel and NBC Sports golf announcer joins us to talk about hating Duke, Carson Wentz to Washington plus a lot of golf including if we'll see Tiger at Augusta next week.

Bob begins to take a deeper look at the Duke vs. UNC game, who will take the VMI basketball opening and more in the first hour of the program.

The second hour of the show features a visit from Richmond Raceway President Dennis Bickmeier. He has the latest transfer portal news, a look at the NIT semifinals and other stories.

It's the last time the Dennis Bickmeier will see a race as track president at Richmond Raceway this weekend. Before departing for his new job with Henrico County, he tells us what fans should expect back at the track, on the midway, during the race - and from his new role still to come.