Although the on-the-court talk has subsided, there’s still plenty to discuss surrounding MSU basketball, and Ryan Cole and Davey Segal are here to lay it all out. They look at the recent news surrounding a walk-on’s March arrest (3:50) and word from a federal lawsuit about an alleged sexual assault committed by three former players in 2015 (9:00). Then, they look ahead to next season and the five incoming recruits (20:55). What can be expected from the newest class of Spartans? Finally, they continue their grades of the current team, evaluating this year’s junior class (44:28).

Davey Segal is back from the off weekend to dissect a big week in NASCAR. Kyle Busch triumphed at Texas Motor Speedway for his first win of the season and Kevin Harvick was (and probably still is) ticked off about those pesky pit guns. Then, Adam Stern, motorsports reporter for the Sports Business Journal calls in to give the latest on Monster Energy’s one-year extension as the entitlement sponsor of the premier series, as well as what the sport’s model could look like moving forward for 2020 and beyond. Finally, Davey hits on “Lug Nuts of the Week” before previewing Bristol Motor Speedway.

Davey Segal and Jon Simon welcome us to the 50th episode of the Green and White Report as they dive into MSU basketball to discuss Jaren Jackson Jr. and Nick Ward’s decisions to go pro. Later, they welcome Joey Ellis and Kyle Turk on to get their thoughts on MSU football’s spring game on Saturday. America’s favorite segment ’10 in 10′ returns with some NBA talk. And to end the show, Zach Swiecicki comes on to discuss the final round at the Masters.

A week after Miles Bridges opted to declare for the NBA Draft, Jaren Jackson Jr. and Nick Ward both did the same. Ryan Cole and Davey Segal analyze the decisions for both before answering a plethora of Twitter questions from listeners and welcoming on Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch to discuss all the happenings surrounding MSU basketball further. Finally, they grade the Spartan sophomore class.

Spartan Red Zone is back to preview the annual MSU football spring game that will take place this Saturday, April 7th at 5:00 p.m.

Zachary Swiecicki, Joey Ellis, Andy Chmura, and Kyle Turk bring you the first-ever edition of “Insider Notes”. The panel gives you players to watch on Saturday, as well as what position groups could be affected by good or bad performances. Through spring practices, the defense has won the first two scrimmages, but will they make it a third?

Stay tuned to @WDBM_Sports on Twitter for live updates from Spartan Stadium and impact89fm.org/sports for all of your MSU football needs.

The national championship game is set. Davey Segal and Jon Simon review Saturday’s Final Four games and look ahead to Monday’s Villanova-Michigan matchup (2:55). Then, they’re joined by Buffalo men’s basketball coach Nate Oats to talk about his team’s monumental first-round upset of Arizona and March Madness as a whole (14:34). Next is America’s favorite segment, the 10 in 10 (33:23), followed by a hearty debate over legacies for two outgoing Spartans (48:00). Finally, they look at NBA decisions for some MSU men’s basketball players (53:15).

The national championship game is set. Davey Segal and Jon Simon review Saturday’s Final Four games and look ahead to Monday’s Villanova-Michigan matchup (2:55). Then, they’re joined by Buffalo men’s basketball coach Nate Oats to talk about his team’s monumental first-round upset of Arizona and March Madness as a whole (14:34). Next is America’s favorite segment, the 10 in 10 (33:23), followed by a hearty debate over legacies for two outgoing Spartans (48:00). Finally, they look at NBA decisions for some MSU men’s basketball players (53:15).

On this week’s episode of the Green and White Report Jon Simon and Davey Segal talk about MSU’s loss to Syracuse, March madness as a whole, also were able to have former East Lansing High School Men’s Basketball Head Coach Steve Finamore call in to discuss more basketball, and everybody’s favorite segment 10 in 10.

On this week’s episode of the Green and White Report Jon Simon and Davey Segal talk about MSU’s loss to Syracuse, March madness as a whole, also were able to have former East Lansing High School Men’s Basketball Head Coach Steve Finamore call in to discuss more basketball, and everybody’s favorite segment 10 in 10.

The first major headline of the offseason has come and gone for Michigan State basketball. Miles Bridges announced he will enter the 2018 NBA Draft, and Ryan Cole and Davey Segal are here to break down his decision and his Spartan career. They then look at the season as a whole and how it will be remembered. Finally, they grade the Spartan freshmen and preview the Final Four.