The guys discuss the impending NIL legislation coming to the NCAA with most states and/or leagues handling it on their own without any NCAA or federal oversight. The good, bad and maybe ugly parts.

Cory McCartney discusses the Braves and MLB, the enforcement of the sticky stuff and the game's young stars.

Mike Morgan on the College World Series, Mississippi State, NC State, Vanderbilt and the LSU coaching search.

Scott Glaze joins to recap the US Open, discuss this weekend's Traveler's Championship and the Women's PGA Championship

Wednesday's are always fun with the owner of The Big Spur, JC Shurburtt. Today, doubly so, adding Keith Allsep to the program for the debut of our 10-part series, "It's Time For Carolina Football"

Plus, a comeback for the ages in Omaha, the sticky enforcement situation in MLB, expansion in college football and more

Sports Attorney and sports law professor Darren Heitner gets us up to date on yesterday's SCOTUS ruling, its impacts on the NIL legislation still in the works and if athletes will one day be considered employees of their respective schools.

Plus, Hale McGranahan talking all things Gamecocks, deGrom's dominance, the future of divisions across college football and re-thinking our evaluation of ACC and SEC baseball based on the current postseason.

A major ruling from SCOTUS breaks moments before today's show...a lengthy discussion about how it may re-shape the NCAA as we know it.

The Gamecocks continue to find success on the recruiting trail. We chat with Wes Mitchell of Gamecock Central for the latest.

The Post and Courier's Gene Sapakoff discusses the SCOTUS ruling, its impact on NIL legislation still getting ironed out in many states and at the NCAA level as well as his conversation tonight with Gamecocks head football coach Shane Beamer.

Mike Uva wraps up the show highlighting the George Rogers Foundation fundraiser he's moderating with a who's who guest list.

A great weekend in sports with the College World Series beginning in Omaha, the US Open at Torrey Pines and a massive weekend for Gamecocks recruiting.

We chat with The Citadel baseball coach Tony Skole about the 1990 Bulldogs CWS team and his teammate from that group, Chris Lemonis, now leading Mississippi State back to Omaha.

Vegas Insider Raphael Esparza tells us how to bet the CWS and who to bet on as well as his picks for the US Open and Euro 2021

JC Shurburtt, owner of The Big Spur discussed the college football playoff and the weekend for South Carolina

Tons to get to after our mini vacation

• Gamecocks football, hoops and baseball notes

Featuring: Collyn Taylor of Gamecock Central, Cory McCartney from Talking Chop and our golf pro, Scott Glaze

• What we know, what you need to know, and what nobody has any idea about regarding NIL and college sports.

Gamecocks head football coach Shane Beamer joins the program for an inside look at what June recruiting has looked like, his thoughts on the college football playoffs, future scheduling, the staff and team camaraderie and much more.

Plus, JC Shurburtt, owner of The Big Spur, follows that conversation with more insight into the conversation, some recruiting news and his thoughts on Carolina baseball. 

Columbia is hosting a Super Regional...but the Gamecocks aren't in it. Another article surfaces referencing college football playoff expansion to 12 teams again...we debate the pros and cons of the possible move.

We continue our discussion about the state of Carolina baseball with Mike Uva of WACH Fox in Columbia.

Plus, regional and super regional talk with ESPN play by play announcer Mike Morgan who'll call the Fayetteville Super Regional.

Carolina baseball season is now a thing of the past. We dive into the current state of the program, historical perspective of the offense and where the program goes from here with Collyn Taylor of Gamecock Central.

Plus, a busy June in recruiting. We get the latest from Columbia with Wes Mitchell of Gamecock Central.

Finally...Nick Saban has a new deal...which SEC football coaches will still be coaching at their current school when it runs out in 2029?