It's a Tory Lowe Tuesday on KBN, is being a leader in the quarterback job description in the NFL, Brad Nortman's job description of a quarterback in the NFL, the guys go to school at KBN Academy and Packers president Mark Murphy is upset with the rent prices around Lambeau Field.

Is Wisconsin head coach Greg Gard on the hot-seat, Ben feels confident listening to Jordan Love say there are "no more what ifs," and the guys go to school at KBN Academy.

Is there any part of Badgers nation that is rooting for Marquette in the NCAA Tournament, because Ben isn't, the guys Cheers To and Pour One Out from the sports weekend, is Packers GM Brian Gutekunst happy with the swap of Aaron Jones for Josh Jacobs and Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins the show with the latest offseason happenings from titletown including what GM Brian Gutekunst said at the NFL owners meetings.

As a Badgers fan, are you rooting for Marquette this weekend, how young is too young when it comes to GM Brian Gutekunst finding another starting safety, Brad's Irish goodbye and former Packers offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga joins the show for cross talk before the start of the Homer Hour.

Kyle Wallace, Brad Nortman and Ben Brust broadcast live from the 3rd Street Market Hall for a watchalong party of 2-seed Marquette's game versus 15-seed Western Kentucky. They start midway through the game and talk about the palpable angst within the building as the Golden Eagles fell down 43-26 at halftime. Marquette fan Kyle tries to rally for the second half, and Ben discovers that his child was outfitted in Marquette gear without his consent! They also talk back to today's producer running the show out of the ESPN Madison studio, Ryan Wollersheim, who's too busy watching college basketball to follow along with the show. Kyle, Ben and Brad talk about the worst types of fans to watch a game with, including the doomsday fan, the overserved fan, overreactor, etc. KBN Academy includes questions about 14-seed Oakland upsetting 3-seed Kentucky last night, a potential sequel to Happy Gilmore, and NBA shutting down the G-League Ignite. They finish up Hour 1 reacting to the Golden Eagles' resounding second-half comeback to win 87-69, and they talk about whether or not The Water Boy is actually a "football movie."

Kyle Wallace, Brad Nortman and Ben Brust shift into more Packers' conversation to start Hour 2, as they revisit their poll question from earlier in the week: Does the defense or Jordan Love need to be more elite in order to win a championship. Ben shifts the focus from the Golden Eagles to the Badgers, asking how important this NCAA Tournament run will be for the Wisconsin basketball program under Greg Gard? Then, they discuss a topic inspired by their teammate Nolan Murphy, who had to babysit a child at the GKB Milwaukee office for three hours today. Kyle, Brad and Ben ask each other and the fans, which of the KBN hosts would you choose to babysit a child for three hours?

Kyle, Brad and Ben roll into the ESPN Wisconsin Hour! as they go back on the air in both Madison AND Milwaukee following the Marquette postgame show on 94.5 ESPN. They continue giving their choices for whether Kyle, Ben or Brad would be the best candidate to babysit their kids for 3 hours. Madison producer Ryan Wollersheim takes them through the incomplete polls that are in need of answering from across ESPN Wisconsin this past week. Ben gives his updated Same Game Parlay, presented by Potawatomi Hotel & Casinos. They wrap up with final thoughts on the 5-seed Badgers' matchup versus 12-seed James Madison University, and they Get Down On It in the usual Friday appearance from former Badger and former Packer, Gary Ellerson, except Ryan drops the ball and forgets to get him on the phone...

Ben & Brad are hot off the start and give Kyle a hard time because he wants to root for both Wisconsin and Marquette in the NCAA Tournament. Fans call in to back up Kyle. Interim (for the day) Producer Ashton is reprimanded for his Over/under list.

Does Jordan Love need to be more "elite" than the Packers defense for the squad to be taken for real as Super Bowl contenders? The guys debate that question. Jason Wilde joins. Would you let your significant other cut your hair?

The guys continue debating if Kyle's Packers fandom is as aggressive as he thinks based on their conversation of mandatory days off for sports fans. Joshy makes a not-so-great return to The Take Machine. Wait, WHAT happened to Shohei Ohtani??? Tony Smith joins!