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The Portal Watch has begun! Brian reacts to news from the opening day of the portal. He also reflects on the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament and if there will be less upsets in an NIL world. Lastly, a caller gives his thoughts on why there is no need to worry about the three players that have entered the portal for Syracuse.

Syracuse men's lacrosse play-by-play broadcaster Tim Leonard joins Steve and Paulie to recap SU's win over #18 Colgate, what has been working during this four-game winning streak, Joey Spallina's big game and preview the ACC opener against Virginia.

Ahead of the NFL Draft, Kyle McCord joins Brian to discuss how the process has been for him, reflect on his year at Syracuse, why he made the decision to go pro, his relationship with Fran Brown and his plans for Draft Day.

Mario Sacco, sports anchor for NewsChannel 9, joins Brian Higgins to give his Sacco Six Pack, plus more!

Cody Mack celebrates the soft launch of the 2025 MLB season in Tokyo, takes a look at the remaining free agents available in the NFL, and continues filling out his NCAA Tournament bracket.

Etan Thomas, former Syracuse center and NBA veteran, joins Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia to talk about March Madness from a player's perspective, and how NIL factors into retaining players in this new era.

James Wildhack, Connor McGahan, and Jake Lazarus recap Syracuse men's lacrosse's win over Manhattan, discuss where they expect Kyle McCord to be drafted, and give their bracket predictions.

Steve Infani and Paulie Scibilia discuss who should stay and who should go from the 2024-25 Syracuse men's basketball team, take a caller to discuss how he wanted to see Coach Autry trust Elijah Moore during his freshman season, and pick their Final Four and National Champions for March Madness.

Charlie Creme, ESPN Women’s Basketball Bracketologist, joins Brian Higgins to discuss this year's Women's NCAA Tournament bracket.

Brian Higgins discusses the uncertainty surrounding Syracuse men's basketball as the transfer portal approaches, followed by The Man Who Sort of Knows, and his 2025 NCAA women's bracket.