Bob and Sean are live at Independence for the show today. Sun Belt commissioner Keith Gill is on right at the beginning of the hour, followed by the NJCAA's Milly Simons and Joe Wiz with a look at the weekend's betting action.

It's the next to last show of the season. Darius Reynolds joins Bob Black and Coach Huesman after his tremendous performance over Towson this past weekend. The guys also take a look at this weekend's return of Danny Rocco when Delaware visits Robins Stadium.

Matt has a great hour of sports talk, joined by ESPN Radio's Freddie Coleman to cover a wide array of topics while Eric Edholm checks in with the latest NFL headlines on a busy Thursday afternoon.

Eric is one of the best involving the NFL Draft. He discusses where he has Malik Willis in the list of QBs and why Patrick Mahomes is struggling.

Freddie joined the show to talk NFL, college football, college basketball and a little NBA as well.

The Big East dominated college basketball many years ago. Writer Dana O'Neil tells us how it began and what happened in her new book.

The JMU head football coach tells Matt about his Dukes most recent victory, Saturday over Campbell and getting prepared to play in-state rival William and Mary this upcoming weekend.

After another JMU victory on Saturday, Richmond native Antwane Wells joined The Sports Huddle to discuss the homecoming win and the final two weeks of the regular season.

The second hour of the show includes more college basketball talk plus a look at the JMU Dukes when JMU wide receiver Antwane Wells checks in from Harrisonburg.

After interning with the Virginia Sports Network, John Freeman begin a lifetime dream on Tuesday night when he broadcast his first game as the new official voice of the UVA Cavaliers. The Crozet native joined Bob on Wednesday to talk about the road back to Charlottesville and the Hoos loss to Navy.