A crazy week in professional wrestling confirmed.

Zach and ESPN's Kevin Pelton discuss whether the NBA should cancel the season, and then play the first edition of, "So, where were we?" with the Lakers, Mavs, Celtics, and Nuggets (19:02).

College football faces a unique challenge to return. With hundreds of schools and thousands of players, there's no centralized "bubble" possible or even any centralized guidelines or decisions. At college programs throughout the country, schools are presenting players with waivers to sign that they accept the risks of training and playing amid the pandemic, while teams are seeing more and more positive tests for the coronavirus. Spencer Hall explains the variety of approaches and impacts we are seeing already, and how players are finding their voices on the return to play, just as they have in recent weeks around other social issues.

With Katie under the weather, Ashley and Jay turn to some friends to help get you the Sports? you need this week. They talk FaceSwap and Baseball with Mina Kimes (12:40), The Bubble with David Jacoby (28:33), NFL predictions with Dianna Russini (44:48), and NWSL, The Bachelor, and Reality Shows with Mike Golic Jr. (50:40).

In skateboarding, one name still stands out above the rest: Tony Hawk. Hawk's career made him a superstar and brought newfound popularity to the sport in the 1990s. When the X Games started, it was a big change for the skate world, and Hawk was part of that evolution. On the 25th anniversary of the X Games, Tony Hawk chats with Mina Kimes about his skating career, landing his historic 900 at the X Games, and the future of his sport.

Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as they discuss NBA bubble concerns, Dak's new deal and how the MLB can't figure it out. Plus, Mike Tyson's newest training video.

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Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as they discuss NBA bubble concerns, Dak's new deal and how the MLB can't figure it out. Plus, Mike Tyson's newest training video.

NASCAR is fighting to abolish racism from its culture, and its only full-time Black driver, Bubba Wallace, is at the forefront of that change - as well as the backlash against it. On Monday, drivers pushed Wallace's car to the start line together, after a noose was reportedly found in his garage at Alabama's Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday. Wallace was the driving force in NASCAR's recent ban of the Confederate flag, Ryan McGee gives us the latest on NASCAR's response to the racist act in its garage, and Bubba Wallace's career in racing. Then, former global soccer star Thomas Beattie shares his decision to come out as gay after decades of pressure related to his commitment to the sport.

LL Cool J stops by and the guys discuss if the NBA should return amid coronavirus and calls for social justice. Also, NASCAR's noose incident and Dak Prescott's plan to sign.

LL Cool J stops by and the guys discuss if the NBA should return amid coronavirus and calls for social justice. Also, NASCAR's noose incident and Dak Prescott's plan to sign.

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