T-Money and Uncle Bill Braskey joins John to regale us with tales of their gambling prowess, and give us their College Basketball locks of the weekend as well as their Dime Bag Play, which in a rare turn of events has shifted to fading the Ole Miss Rebels and Kermit Davis.

Jay Hamm, from 94 Feet of Life, joins John to discuss the NBA including the Grizzlies losing stretch, the All-Star Reserves announced yesterday, as well as the Western Conference Standings if the playoffs started today.

Evie Van Pelt, founder and publisher of The Rebel Walk, joins John to discuss National Signing Day in College Football and how the Ole Miss Rebels will fare, as well as Kermit Davis' Ole Miss Rebels team struggling and whether or not he will be able to survive the season.

Isaac Simpson, from the Ethos Grizzlies Podcast and TigerSportsReport.com, joins John to recap the Grizzlies loss to the Blazers last night and preview their game tonight against the Cavaliers in Cleveland. Also, John tells you why the Lakers have NO CHANCE to compete in the West during The Lead Off.

Russell Copeland, former Memphis Tiger and Buffalo Bill, joins John to discuss the Conference Championship games this past weekend and preview the Super Bowl, as well as discuss Sean Payton hired in Denver, DeMeco Ryans hired in Houston, as well as the retirement of Tom Brady announced this morning.

Dustin Starr, in arena entertainment host for the Memphis Grizzlies and head of Memphis Wrestling, joins John to discuss his appearance this Friday in Young Rock, preview the upcoming event in Memphis Wrestling, as well as preview the Grizzlies game tonight against the Trail Blazers in the FedEx Forum.

John discusses the NBA and breaks down the strangest stories of the day during Access Hardinwood, including people selling water from Splash Mountain on Ebay.

David Cobb, College Basketball Writer from CBSSports.com, joins John to talk College Basketball.

John opens this hour previewing the Super Bowl and whether or not the Eagles are the worst Super Bowl team in the last 28 years, as well as officiating complaints on Twitter from the Conference Championships games and the NBA, and whether or not they are merited. Later, we break down the strangest stories of the day during Access Hardinwood, including research from the Huberman Institute.

Jake Crain, from Crain & Company, joins John to recap this last weekend's conference championship games, who were the most impressive performances in the games, and would either have the games had gone differently with different calls and healthy players. Later, Terry Davis, from The Tri-State Defender, discusses the Grizzlies home win against the Pacers yesterday and the Tigers going to Tulsa and winning on the road.