Busy day on GCR...lots of maneuvering in college sports, football is still scheduled to happen as of now. Early in Hour 1, former Ravens WR Derrick Mason joined the show to discuss being "irked" by being left off the Ravens' All-Time team-particularly because the Ravens put it on their website and treated it as being official. Later in Hour 1, SI's Conor Orr checked in to discuss his recent piece on why the Ravens coaches will be responsible for whether Lamar Jackson can follow up with another big season. Midway through Hour 2, Chesapeake Bayhawks star Isaiah Davis-Allen (Maryland) checked in to discuss the MLL season getting underway this weekend in Annapolis as well as the role he plays in the #BlackLivesMatter movement as one of the still few black players in the sport. And we wrapped by catching up with former Towson guard Four McGlynn before his team (Sideline Cancer) plays in the $1 million championship game of The Basketball Tournament tonight.

The Orioles are in the Yasiel Puig market. But why? Why would that make any sense at all? We discussed that to start today's show-with Dodgers TV analyst/former Oriole Jerry Hairston Jr.-who thinks the signing WOULD make sense for Baltimore. Also in Hour 1, we discussed the Ravens' silly all-time but also why it isn't quite as silly as it is but that actually makes it even more silly. It's a whole thing. At the top of Hour 2, we met Baltimore republican mayoral nominee Pastor Shannon Wright, who discussed sports-related topics like the future of Pimlico, Royal Farms Arena, the Orioles' lease and Baltimore athletes protesting. And at the bottom of Hour 2, our pal Jeremy Conn from 105.7 The Fan joined us to discuss Puig, the insanity of leaving Derrick Maason off the Ravens' team and the whole Will Smith thing.

We're wearing panties as face masks today. For fun. (There was a bet.) We try to discuss sports relevantly anyway-the Big Ten is moving to a conference game only format for football-will that work? And why, exactly? Late in Hour 1, we caught up with Chargers wide receiver Darius Jennings (Gilman) to discuss entering his sixth NFL season and his $28,000 donation to youth education and offender re-entry causes in Baltimore and LA to celebrate his 28th birthday. Early in Hour 2, Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com) checked in and Glenn had a chance to tie things up in the Andrew Stetka Quiz for the year. How much do you know about current FIFA rankings? Probably more than us. And we wrapped by celebrating the 25th anniversary of Tommy Boy (also part of the bet) by performing a duet of the classic "Eres Tu." We then set up our next bet-a sporting contest involving Ken Zalis.

Very busy Thursday edition of GCR-a couple of folks were angry that we hadn't talked about DeSean Jackson yet. So we did. We also discussed statues, whether we're really "excited" for sports and a lot more. Late in Hour 1, Orioles Senior VP Jennifer Grondahl joined us to discuss the return of baseball-how the team is aggressively working to make things safe, Trey Mancini's "F16HT," whether fans might be an option and more. Early in Hour 2, former Saints/Dolphins GM Randy Mueller (MuellerFootball.com) joined us to discuss the Patrick Mahomes contract-will it set a new market for quarterbacks like Lamar Jackson? Late in Hour 2, we caught up with Orioles top prospect Adley Rutschman, who told us stories of uber-competitive Monopoly and doing chores at home with his family during quarantine. And we wrapped the show by chatting with Sharone Wright Jr., who is transferring from Wake Forest to Morgan State to play basketball amidst a movement for top athletes to re-consider HBCU's.

Fun #WouldYouRatherWednesday edition of GCR, presented by Glory Days Grill. Would you rather extra innings start with a runner on second base OR in extra innings, managers can send whatever batters to the plate they want-abandoning lineups? Our friend Paul Valle III from "Payoff Pitch" and "The Bataround" joined us in the Live! Casino Hotel studio for today's show. Late in Hour 1, former NFL agent/CBSSports.com analyst Joel Corry checked in to discuss Patrick Mahomes' contract and whether it sets the market for a future Lamar Jackson deal. In Hour 2, MLL Commissioner Sandy Brown checked to discuss the season which will occur July 18-26 in Annapolis. And we wrapped the show by chatting with Dr. Nick Elam-the man responsible for the "Elam Ending," which has been wonderful in The Basketball Tournament (and this year's NBA All-Star Game)-what does he think about MLB's extra inning plan?

Pat Mahomes is set to be one of the wealthier human beings in the world now. So what exactly does that mean for the Ravens and Lamar Jackson? We spent much of Hour 1 discussing that issue-if Jackson's camp says the Mahomes number is a hard line for what it would take to get a deal done, would you do it? Late in Hour 1, our friend and longtime Towson play by play voice Spiro Morekas joined us in studio to discuss the highs and lows of his 30 year career there and to get to the bottom of the debate he's been having with Glenn-is "Kokomo" by The Beach Boys a truly terrible song or not?

Glenn is back and he...watched some sports this weekend for the first time in months! Somehow watching basketball made him change his mind about baseball. Allow him to explain. Later in Hour 1, we discuss the situation in Washington. Racial debate aside, how much would it hurt you if your favorite team were to change their name for any reason at all? Early in Hour 2, we caught up with former NFL tackle Jermon Bushrod after he was announced for induction to the Towson Athletics Hall of Fame. We discussed how his life changed during his time at Towson, why he's not sure he'd be comfortable playing during this season and Drew Brees' situation in New Orleans. And at the bottom of Hour 2, Jeremy Conn joined us to share some stories from "The Big Mo Show" and winning $136,000 betting on golf this weekend. Plus we screamed more about college football in the spring.

On this Thursday Glenn Clark Radio, Kyle Ottenheimer and Ken Zalis talked football, fantasy baseball and more. At 10:30, PressBox fantasy baseball analyst Phil Backert gave a 2020 crash course before play gets underway later this month. At 11, Sam Zietz, the founder and CEO of the financial technology company GRUBBRR, talked about the work his company does to help advise stadiums and sports facilities on how to socially distance fans. At 11:30, Baltimore Sun Orioles beat writer Nathan Ruiz talked about the Orioles entering "spring training" and more.

On this #WouldYouRatherWednesday (Glory Days Grill), Kyle Ottenheimer and Stan “The Fan” Charles talked baseball, sports business and more. At 10:30, Georgetown sports business professor Marty Conway talked about the new landscape of sports amid COVID-19. At 11, MLB.com correspondent Richard Justice called in to give his thoughts on baseball’s 2020 format as currently laid out. At 11:20, Mo Gaba called in to talk about tomorrow night's broadcast of The Big Mo Show on 105.7 The Fan with Jeremy Conn. At 11:30, Forbes baseball writer Phil Rogers joined us to talk about baseball’s return, the long term impact of the pandemic-shortened season and more.

On this Tuesday Glenn Clark Radio, Kyle Ottenheimer and Ken Zalis talked football, baseball and more. At 10:30, longtime Navy play-by-play voice and current Patriots radio play-by-play voice Bob Socci talked about the signing of former MVP quarterback Cam Newton. At 11, FootballDiehards.com draft analyst John Laub previewed the 2020 fantasy football season. At 11:30, SyReeta “The NFL Chick” Hubbard joined us for a mini Fantasy & Reality Football Show reunion, to talk sports return amidst COVID-19 and more.