On this week's episode, the guys make up for last time and recap the elite eight through the finals of both the men's and women's tournaments. Then they take a look at the last few games in the NBA regular season and how the play-in games are shaping up.

On this week's episode, the guys discuss the big news in the sports world around Ohtani and gambling, their thoughts on the opening weekend of March Madness, and finish up with the Rushmore of commercials.

On this week's episode, the guys break down their picks for upsets and big winners in this year's opening weekend of March Madness as well as their overall champions. They get into some quick looks around the NBA, NFL, and NHL before wrapping it up with the Rushmore of inventions.

On this week's episode, Cole makes his much anticipated return and along with him is the first Rushmore of 2024, the Rushmore of Over-Rated Movies. The guys also talk about Dalton Knecht and Tennessee basketball before breaking down an action-packed first week of NFL free agency.

On this week's episode the guys take a look in at how Dalton Knecht is leading Tennessee's basketball team to success, how the state of the Nashville Predators affects the fanbase, and some of the major storylines in the NBA.

On this week's episode, the guys discuss the hot topic around the country of college sports and court/field storming. They also get into the NFLPA's survey of players regarding their own teams and a look at the Nashville Predators and their recent winning streak.

On this week's episode, the guys discuss how they would fix the NBA All-Star weekend.

In this week's episode the guys discuss the result of the most anticipated game of the NFL season, the Super Bowl.

On this week's episode the guys discuss who they think will win the big game to cap off the NFL season and why, as well as a look-in at the current NBA picture at this point in the regular season.

On this week's episode the guys discuss what makes a coach a meathead, recap a devastating conference championship weekend in the NFL, and make some much needed apologies given the state of the NFL coaching carousel.