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Thor Nystrom (Rotoworld): Biggest surprises, best fits, most confusing picks, the Panthers' stupid explanation for passing on Isaiah Simmons. Also, Tyler Johnson was a steal, as was Curtis Weaver, and other Day 3 picks.

Peter Bukowski (Locked On Packers): Was it a mistake to draft Jordan Love? What's the most likely scenario for Love and Rodgers?

This High Motor episode goes off the deep end with our most unpopular opinions. Also, why betting on NFL Draft props is a waste of money, Jalen Green's $500k G League contract isn't a step toward ruining college basketball, and how much would it take to fly to India (and return immediately) at this exact moment?

Ben Bartch, a Division-III offensive lineman from St. John's University, on the NFL Draft: What to expect on draft night in terms of logistics, where he expects to be drafted, feeling comfortable with teams and more.

And an NFL Draft teleconference with ESPN VP Seth Markman and NFL Network VP Mark Quenzel on the logistics of the draft: What fans can expect, why this is the most complicated event Seth has ever done, and more.

Brett McMurphy on College Football Playoff expansion: Why it's unlikely to expand before deal expires in 2025, coronavirus impact on expansion, and who's ultimately making the expansion decision? Also, why he believes college football will have a spring season.

Sam Schwartzstein (XFL Director of Football Operations) on creating XFL rules, being Oliver Luck's first hire, what "garbage" rules they considered before throwing them out, and more.

Barry Alvarez told Wisconsin's spring student-athletes to move on and they're not welcomed back despite NCAA ruling. Am I overreacting in calling it a pompous, pathetic ruling?
Ranking the best college football hires since 2000: Is Chip Kelly (Oregon) a top-25 hire? Where is Ed Orgeron? Should Harbaugh (Stanford) be higher?
And college football win totals: Texas A&M, LSU and more.

Connor O'Gara (Saturday Down South) talks SEC and Big Ten win totals: Is 10.5 too low for Alabama? 9.5 too high for Texas A&M? Is over 7 an easy pick for Iowa?
Also, lost faith in Scott Frost, Jimbo's huge season, Mike Leach, and College Football Playoff predictions

Non-revenue sports are great for athletic and academic opportunities...but are they worth a multimillion-dollar loss for athletic departments struggling with coronavirus fallout? What if Title IX exempted revenue sports? Will other schools follow Old Dominion's lead in cutting non-revenue sports?
You're Wrong: Best college football hires (was Cutcliffe a better hire at Duke than Saban at LSU?), best bad movies, and post-coronavirus coaching changes in college basketball.

Mel Kiper's NFL Draft teleconference: Trade scenarios for top-5 picks and notes on several WRs (Lamb, Jeudy, Hamler). Also, Jalen Hurts' future, Jake Fromm's arm strength, Jordan Love landing spots, and Tom Flacco's stock.

Why are Danny Kanell, Jason Whitlock & others outraged over Kirk Herbstreit's coronavirus comments?
Ranking the best college basketball hires since 2000: Is Bo Ryan higher than Roy Williams & John Calipari or Bill Self?
And storytime: If you lie on your driver's license form, don't use it to buy 100 beers at the horse track.

Alex Kirshner (Banner Society) and Conor O'Neill (Winston-Salem Journal):

-Confidence level that college football will be played as scheduled
-Oregon is the best bet to be 12th team to win a national championship this millennium
-Will college basketball teams claim the 2020 championship?
-Do teams refuse to schedule Liberty? Are they Independent by choice?
-Danny Manning's contract
-Is the coronavirus affecting Wake Forest's decision?
-If Manning is fired, who might they target?
-Is there concern Dave Clawson could leave?

This episode of the High Motor Podcast is presented by Code Story (https://codestory.co/), a podcast featuring tech leaders, reflecting the roads they travelled and the products they created.