The guys wrap up the week in typical Friday style mixed with lengthy coverage of The Masters. Featured today:

• The Voice of the Gamecocks, Derek Scott discussing the weekend series with Georgia and Lamont Paris tabbing Carey Rich as an off-court assistant

What a day! The Masters tees off with Tiger Woods in the field while MLB Opening Day shares the spotlight.

The guys talk with MLB and Braves Insider Cory McCartney to preview the 2022 MLB season, Atlanta, the NL East and the scope of both leagues.

Our golf analysts Scott Glaze and Meredith Taylor then join to take us around the grounds of Augusta National as players start to heat up late in the morning wave.

The guys open the show discussing The Masters, Tiger Woods chances and others to keep an eye on plus a quick look ahead to MLB Opening Day tomorrow and a whiparound of college baseball news.

Then into our weekly conversation on all things Carolina (and much more) with JC Shurburtt, owner of The Big Spur. The conversation in this episode centers around the football team as it prepares for next Saturday's spring game, the BoT and basketball programs.

The guys jump right into the two major news stories of the day, Kansas with the largest National Title game comeback in the history of college basketball and Tiger Woods officially announcing his plans to tee it up at The Masters.

Free agent basketball coach and former Gamecocks assistant John Reynolds then joins the guys to discuss his time at the Final Four and the coaches convention, plus some general hoops talk about the weekend and beyond.

Keith Allsep, host of the Locked On The Gamecocks podcast, rounds out the show putting some historical and future perspective on the South Carolina women's National Championship

Extensive coverage of the South Carolina women's basketball National Championship, tonight's men's Championship, the Duke/North Carolina Final Four matchup and Tiger's potential return to The Masters.

Featuring: Mike Uva of Gamecock Central, still live from Minneapolis, and Gene Sapakoff of The Post and Courier, en route to The Masters

A show dedicated to the Men's and Women's Final Four as the Gamecocks shoot for another Women's title and UNC/Duke headlines the Men's side.

Featuring: A conversation with The Citadel head basketball coach Ed Conroy live from New Orleans. Keith Allsep, host of the Locked On The Gamecocks podcast with a deep dive on the Women's side and a bettor's guide to both tournaments with professional handicapper Raphael Esparza

The guys open the show discussing the possibility Tiger Woods may play in the Masters then into a couple long form conversations

College of Charleston baseball coach Chad Holbrook joins to discuss the Cougars, the CAA and how the Transfer Portal has impacted college baseball.

Followed by our weekly conversation with JC Shurburtt of The Big Spur, the majority of which is spent discussing the current issues with the USC Board of Trustees.

The guys lead off the show discussing the Final Four and the story book Duke/UNC matchup, plus a conversation about the Gamecocks women's team returning to the Final Four for the second straight year.

Collyn Taylor of Gamecock Central joins to discuss Gamecocks hoops and the baseball team's series win over Vanderbilt.

Wingin' It With Wingo with Carolina assistant baseball coach Scott Wingo follows that conversation and dives deeper into USC's takedown of #4 Vanderbilt.

The show wraps with a conversation with Gene Sapakoff of The Post and Courier on Gamecocks hoops, Spring Training and more.

The episode title says it all here. A deep dive with JC Shurburtt of The Big Spur on the entire interview process for the South Carolina men's basketball job. Topics include but not limited to:

• How close was Sean Miller

Plus, college baseball talk as the Gamecocks fall at The Citadel and Coastal Carolina tops Clemson

Full reaction throughout the episode on the Gamecocks impending hiring of Lamont Paris as their next head men's basketball coach and the process that led to the decision.

Featuring:

• Chattanooga beat reporter Gene Henley on who Paris is as a person, as a coach, as a program builder and a recruiter.