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JR kicked off hour two by reacting to Kevin Willard leaving Maryland for Villanova before discussing which college basketball coach is best positioned to win their first national championship. JR then previews the Final Four with The Athletic's Joe Rexrode before ending the hour by reacting to Stanford hiring Frank Reich as their interim head coach and John Harbaugh saying that Lamar Jackson is on track to become the highest paid player in the NFL.

The Athletic college basketball reporter Joe Rexrode joined JR to discuss if he's surprised that all four No. 1 seeds made the Final Four, who the team to beat is, the impressive coaching jobs by all four coaches and preview both Final Four games.

JR opened the show by reacting to all four No. 1 seeds reaching the Final Four before discussing who the team to beat is. JR then reacts to Aaron Glenn stating that he's appreciative of the Jets flying under the radar this offseason and Kevin O'Connell explaining why the Vikings entertained the idea of signing Aaron Rodgers. The hour ends with JR discussing if he has a problem with the Yankees new "torpedo" bats.

JR kicked off the final hour of the show by discussing the biggest stories of the day, including Sweet 16 updates, Deion Sanders getting an extension and the Grizzlies firing Taylor Jenkins. JR then credits Michigan State for advancing to the Elite Eight before hitting on, "This Day In Sports History." JR ends the show by hitting on Stefon Diggs' excitement to play on the Patriots.

JR kicked off the third hour by previewing Friday night's Sweet 16 before discussing if the Browns could pass on drafting a quarterback for Abdul Carter. JR ended the hour by discussing Kirk Cousins' pettiness when it comes to trying to get out of Atlanta.

JR kicked off hour two by discussing if he could survive without his cell phone before discussing whether Maryland head coach Kevin Willard is right or wrong in his bluntness about his job status. JR then welcomes on BuffZone Colorado reporter Brian Howell to discuss Deion Sanders' new contract before ending the hour by discussing the lack of buzz in Atlanta for the Sweet 16.

BuffZone Colorado reporter Brian Howell joined JR to discuss his breaking news piece about Deion Sanders' extension, expectations for the Buffs in 2025, how long Deion could remain in Boulder and expectations for both Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter in the NFL.

JR kicked off hour one by reacting to Colorado giving Deion Sanders a 5-year extension before questioning why the Grizzlies fired their head coach Taylor Jenkins with just nine games left in the regular season. JR then criticizes LeBron for his errant pass that led to the Lakers losing to the Bulls before ending the hour by previewing the Sweet 16 with Fox Sports & ESPN college basketball analyst Matt Muehlebach.

Former Arizona Wildcat Matt Muehlebach joined JR to discuss his biggest takeaways from Thursday's Sweet 16 action, preview Friday's games and discuss how the transfer portal can be improved.

JR opened the last hour by hitting on the biggest stories of the day, including Kevin Willard criticizing Maryland for their lack of funding and Opening Day storylines. JR then reacted to Jay Bilas saying that the transfer portal isn't ruining college basketball before hitting on, "This Day In Sports History." The show ends with JR reacting to FOX banning Derek Jeter from appearing on the Pat McAfee Show.