On the 30th anniversary of one of the greatest upsets in sports, ESPN's Jeremy Schaap joins Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs to commemorate Buster Douglas' incredible upset over Mike Tyosn, as featured in his new documentary '42 to 1.'

They discuss what the moment meant and still means to the world of sports and also dive into one of Jeremy's famous moments with Bob Knight , after the long-time coach returned to Assembly Hall for the first time in 20 years.

In the first hour of today's show, Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs dive into the QB Carousel as they debate if Taysom Hill is truly a franchise QB in the NFL, and then discuss the future homes for Phillip Rivers, Tom Brady and potentially Dak Prescott.

They then welcome in ESPN's Jeremy Schaap to talk about the 30th anniversary of Buster Douglas' upset over Mike Tyson, as featured in the documentary '42 to 1.'

They also talked about his legendary interview with Bobby Knight and more!

In the second hour of the show, Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs are joined by Mike Fisher of 105.3 The Fan in Dallas to talk about the latest drama sparked by Michael Irvin, connecting the Cowboys to Tom Brady .

They close the show with the Home and Home Awards for 'Best Comedy' choosing the best outrageous and laughable moment from the show's history to crown #1 as we continue the Oscars spirit.

Today's Best of Home and Home features:

• Ross and Dave's breakdown of the XFL and whether or not it was exciting enough for them to tune In again (0:30)
• Ross's takeaways and reflections from the Oscars and his knowledge of the Best Picture nominees (27:44)
• CBS Reporter Ben Kercheval and his reflections on covering Week 1 of the XFL (42:38)
• College sports insider Pete Thamel and his thoughts on MSU's head coach hunt and the Duke-UNC game (57:34)

Ben Kercheval of CBS Sports joins Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs to recap the opening weekend of the XFL!

They discuss the most exciting takeaways from the weekend, the viability of the league and what we should expect moving forward between the XFL and its affects on the NFL.

Pete Thamel of Yahoo Sports talks with Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs about the latest breaking news that Luke Fickell has turned down the H.C position at Michigan State and they discuss what the state of the program is in the Big Ten.

They then shift gears to college basketball and break down the UNC Vs. Duke thriller and talk about Coach K's comments on the state of college basketball as a whole.

In on of our many segments honoring the Oscars this week, Ross and Dave recap the night that was Sunday and ask if the best picture nominees were about sports (just by name alone) what would they be about?

In the second hour of the show, Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs are joined by CBS Sports XFL Reporter Ben Kercheval to break down the opening weekend for the new-look XFL!

They talk about what it will take for the league to succeed and how it will sustain success.

Pete Thamel of Yahoo Sports then talks with Ross and Dave to talk about the latest MSU spurn by Luke Fickell and the rivalry between UNC and Duke that had an incredible finish this weekend on the hardwood.

After the rivalry talk, Ross and Dave debate the best rivalries in sports!

In the first hour of the show, Ross Tucker and Dave Briggs recap the opening weekend of the XFL, and break down what they loved and didnt' love from the weekend and if the league will be viable.

They then dip into Oscars-fever and recap that star-studded night in Hollywood and ask if one of the best picture movies was about sports (just by title), what would it be about?

Today's Best of Home and Home features:

• Ross and fill-in host Jason Myrtetus on the XFL and what we should be excited for (0:30)
• Steve Ceruti of Scal and Pals to deliver his "State of the NBA" address (21:56)
• Our daily "AnswerReddit" segment, hitting u/h8raide88's question about first date deal breakers (34:43)
• XFL Head of Officiating Dean Blandino on the rules breakdown and other info about the league (39:31)
• Spencer Shaw, who predicted his high school friend/teammate Patrick Mahomes' future in a yearbook (56:24)