In the first hour, the guys talk Rockets and what strategic moves the team needs to do in order to build a better lineup. The guys then talk about the NBA and the G league. They continue the hour with a discussion about Lamar Lathon’s comments about some of his former teammates on the Houston Oilers being homosexual. The guys then talk about there not being an openly gay player in the NBA during their career. The hour ends with Gisele Bündchen getting recognition for the classy way she handled the Patriots loss.

In the second hour, Granato, Raheel and Del discuss the possibility of Ken Giles being the opener and closer for the Astros. They continue the conversation with more discussion about the Astros and which players the team should keep and let go. The guys then talk about the Winter Olympics and the diversity amongst the athletes. They end the show with bizarre current stories.

To start the show, Lance stays in the studio and talks about how he started an Astros Civil War this weekend. After the break, the guys discuss George Springer’s 2-year contract to avoid arbitration and have some fun. To close out the hour, they break down the Rockets’ epic win on Saturday night, the possibility of LeBron coming to Houston, and the Texans' Super Bowl odds next year.

To open the second hour, John, Raheel, and Del discuss their favorite commercials from last night. As the show rolls along, they talk about the NFL catch rule, Raheel as Young Castro, and Tom Brady’s performance. To finish it off, they discuss the latest internet challenge and a racism incident out of a school in the Bronx.

On the first hour the guys give a preview of the Super Bowl and how the Eagles can beat the Patriots, they also talk about the roast of Wade Phillips as well.

On the second hour, the guys have Tony the hatchetman on to talk about the Houston Rockets after their big victory yesterday against the San Antonio Spurs.

In the first hour, the guys start the show with covering the Radio Row fight between Houston Radio show hosts and fame. They then talk NBA and the possibility of Lebron James joining the Warriors. The guys end the hour by commenting on the borderline racist remark made by West Ham director, Tony Henry.

In the second hour, the guys start the hour with how short Clint Capela’s playtime is. They then talk about the top racist places. The guys then throw some shade with their listeners during their Throw Shade Thursday segment. The guys close the show by commenting on the Astros’ top prospect Forrest Whitley.

On the first hour, the guys have intern Trey go down to the subway to talk NASCAR with the workers there, they also talk about the Houston Rockets after James Harden had a  historic 60 point night with a triple double.

On the second hour, the guys continue to talk about the James Harden and his historic night, they also talk about the impending free agency and where Kirk Cousins might go.