John and Lance: John Granato & Lance Zierlein on ESPN Houston

The guys continue the Houston Cougars discussion with ABC analyst and former Rockets coach Jeff Van Gundy before wrapping things up with News of the Weird. 

The guys kick off hour two looking ahead to UH's Elite Eight matchup with Villanova. Then they talk about what they expect from Deshaun Watson's introductory press conference with the Browns. 

John and Lance react to UH's Sweet Sixteen win over Arizona and demand Jay Bilas puts some respect on Kelvin Sampson's name. The guys also update the legal status of new Cleveland Browns' QB Deshaun Watson.

John and Lance talk to @FiveStarinVegas and get his March Madness picks. They also get the latest Houston restaurant and happenings news from Steven and Eric from Culturemap. Tom Penders joins the show to talk about the Cougars in the NCAA Tournament, and John and Lance finish up with News of the Weird.

John and Lance continue the conversation about the NFL Draft and what the Texans should do. They also discuss NFL free agency moves.

John and Lance talk about the blockbuster Tyreek Hill trade and John has an interesting story about James Click.

John and Lance start of the final hour of the show discussing the Philadelphia 76ers being contenders in the playoffs. Next they discuss how college basketball is more interesting to watch than NBA basketball, because college basketball plays team ball and the NBA plays Isolation basketball. John and Lance discuss the Astros trust in Jeremy Pena to be a good fit for the organization. University of Houston Head Basketball coach Kelvin Sampson joins the show to discuss their teams tournament success.

In the second hour of the show John and Lance talk about Deshaun Watson's huge contract win with the Cleveland Browns. Carlos Correa is receiving praise from his new team the Twins since his new contract deal other than backlash from past Astros cheating accusations. What will be the future of the twins fans if they don't make the playoffs with Carlos Correa after him being in the playoffs consecutively years. Jeff Nalley joins the show  to give his insight on guaranteed contracts with players throughout the NFL.