UND Head Hockey Coach Brad Berry recaps the series with Omaha and looks ahead to the NCHC Playoffs.

UND Women's Summit League Indoor Track & Field Champions, Kenna Curry, Tiffanie Magnusson & Jayden Keeler, stop by the Tim & Paul 1440 KKXL AM The Fan Morning Show, to talk about closing out the indoor season, with championships in their respective disciplines.

UND Women's Basketball Head Coach Mallory Bernhard looks back on the season and looks ahead to the Summit League tournament as the #5 seed.

UND Head Men's Basketball Coach Paul Sather looks back on the season and looks ahead to the Summit League tournament.

UND Head Hockey Coach Brad Berry recaps the series at Western Michigan and looks ahead to taking on Omaha.

In this week’s episode, Bill and Alex welcome The Summit League’s Myndee Kay Larsen to look ahead to this week’s glorious return of the conference’s basketball championships in Sioux Falls (1:15). The guys then discuss North Dakota’s weekend outlook on the hardwood and the ice (18:34) before celebrating big successes for indoor track and field, softball, and tennis (30:12). On the B-Side (43:23), the UEFA Champions League returns, while the Red Sox *might* be ready sooner than later to contend in the AL East.

UND Women's Basketball Head Coach Mallory Bernhard discusses the win over Denver and looks ahead to taking on Omaha.

UND Men's Basketball Head Coach Paul Sather discusses the win over the rival NDSU Bison and looks ahead to St. Thomas.

UND Men's Hockey Associate Head Coach Dane Jackson discusses sweeping Minnesota Duluth and looks ahead to taking on Western Michigan.

In this week’s episode, Bill and Alex welcome UND Athletics CFO Chad Karthauser to talk all things money and college athletics, from revenue sharing and the House settlement to how UND measures themselves among peer institutions (1:52). Then, there are big wins and new school records to discuss, as the guys whip around the winter and spring sports scene (27:19) before flipping to the B-Side (45:16), where Alex Bregman now plays for the Red Sox and Spurs *might* be turning things around.