Today’s victims of the yellow courtesy phone include Hornets fans who say they will stop going to Hornets games if they do not re-sign Kemba Walker, Lakers owner Jeanie Buss who recently said there was never an offer on the table to trade for Anthony Davis, and Panthers fans who believe trading down in the NFL Draft is not an option.

Charlotte Hornets beat writer the The Athletic, Rod Boone joins the show to discuss Rodney Hood’s breakout 4th quarter yesterday against the Hornets, Frank Kaminsky getting more playing time in recent games, Malik Monk’s frustrating inconsistent play, the Hornets payoff chances, Kemba Walker’s importance to not just the Hornets but the city of Charlotte, and more.

John Gasaway, ESPN’s college basketball writer, joins the show today to discuss Duke’s easy win over Miami, Selection Sunday and the implementation of new processes, and how many teams from the ACC will enter the tournament.

Vinnie Iyer from Sporting News joins us today to talk the expected move of Nick Foles to the Jaguars, how next season may look for the San Francisco 49ers, and the re-acquisition of Jason Witten to the Cowboys.

4th and Goal’s very own co-host, Reginald Walker Jr, joins the Wake Up Call to break down the NFL combine this past weekend, which prospects showed the most potential, and which positions the Panthers should be looking at this coming draft.

Senior Writer and Bracketology Expert for CBS Sports, Jerry Palm joins the show to preview March Madness and discuss NC State and Clemson’s chances of sneaking in the tournament, if UNC has done enough to earn a no.1 seed, the possibility of the ACC having 3 no.1 seeds, sleeper teams to watch out for, and more!

Today’s victim’s to the yellow courtesy phone include those who say tanking is the best way to rebuild a franchise, the New York Giants front office for using Eli as a scapegoat for their mistakes, and Antonio Brown who can’t seem to stop talking.

The V man breaks down the reasons why the Hornets can’t seem to get over the hump, Malik Monk teasing us with his inconsistent play, and why some Hornets players may need a kick in the rear.