JR SportBrief

JR opened up the final hour of the show by discussing the biggest stories of the day, including the Giants signing Russell Wilson, the Vikings giving JJ McCarthy no assurances that he's the starter and the Patriots landing Stefon Diggs. JR then discusses what is leading to more athletes suffering from blood clots before reacting to Puka Nacua saying that he wants to retire by age 30. The show ends with, "This Day In Sports History."

JR kicked off hour three by discussing if the transfer portal has ruined college basketball before having a chat with 1989 Michigan national champion Terry Mills about Dusty May's impact and preview the Wolverines game against Auburn in the Sweet 16. The hour ends with JR reacting to the breaking news that Bucks guard Damian Lillard is out indefinitely due to blood clots.

1989 Michigan Wolverines national champion Terry Mills joined JR to discuss the impact that Dusty May has made, how the attitude of the team has turned around, his favorite memory from the 1989 championship season, why he believes the current state of college basketball needs to change and preview their game against Auburn.

JR kicked off hour two by reacting to the breaking news that the Giants are signing Russell Wilson to a two-year contract before getting into the Patriots signing Stefon Diggs. JR ends the hour by reacting to Jimmy Butler's return to Miami for the first time since getting traded.

JR opened the show by reacting to JJ McCarthy saying that the Vikings haven't promised him the starting job before getting more into the fallout from Cam Ward's pro day. JR then reacts to JuJu Watkins tearing her ACL and Jayson Tatum injuring his ankle before ending the show by discussing Stanford firing head coach Troy Taylor.

JR kicked off the final hour of the show by reacting to Cam Ward's pro day before discussing a story about a Georgia student getting arrested multiple times for speeding. JR then reacts to a report that famous McNeese manager Amir Khan could head to N.C. State with Will Wade before ending the show with, "This Day In Sports History."

JR kicked off the third hour by reacting to Cam Ward's pro day and discussed if the Titans are a lock to draft Ward at No. 1 before welcoming on Connor Goodson of HawgSports.com to breakdown Arkansas's run to the Sweet 16. The third hour ends with JR commending Calipari's coaching job and highlighting the pain of the loss from the St. John's side.

HawgSports.com Arkansas college basketball reporter Connor Goodson joined JR to discuss how John Calipari has been able to get this team to the Sweet 16, what changed for the Razorbacks that led to this turnaround, how they match up against Texas Tech and how Calipari has been received by the community.

JR kicked off hour two by sharing his delight for UConn losing and explained why he believes Dan Hurley is a jerk before breaking down everything from the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament with Field of 68 analyst Mike LaTulip. JR ended the hour by reacting to Kyrie Irving's complaints about how the NBA is covered.

Former Illinois guard and Field of 68 analyst Mike LaTulip joined JR to breakdown his biggest takeaways from the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament, the intricacy of the coaching carousel, why he believes Dan Hurley is great for college basketball, the turnaround of John Calipari and preview the Sweet 16.