We recap the debate last night (not really), Connor's musical theater career, the Creighton tip times are released in real time, Connor's analysis of the MLB coverage, try to decide the Big Noon Kickoff slate the next few months, Connor realizes a scheduling conflict, and more.

Connor updates the poll questions, and Producer Josh tells you what's on TV tonight

A scheduling agreement appears to have been reached between the Big Ten and the SEC. What would it look like? What are the supposed hurdles?

We setup Bigelow with a story about Scott Speizio. He previews his trip to Big Ten Basketball Media Days, and predicts where Nebraska will be picked in the media poll. Jacob assesses the Huskers game against Purdue, and his food choices in Chicago.

We remember the lives and careers of Dikembe Mutombo and Pete Rose and how each league handled the passing of two very different figures.

We discuss the rise of Jayden Daniels, the fall of the Kansas City Chiefs, the resurgence of the Baltimore Ravens, and ask if the Lions are the best team in the NFC.

Producer Josh finishes the odd news, looks for the Atlanta Braves starting pitcher, and Connor calls Matt Rhule a liar for saying Rutgers doesn't allow explosive plays.

Producer Josh gives us a pair of stories. One, an update from NBA Media Days in Portland, and the newest Moon for the planet Earth.

We ask Allan Bel who is to blame for the Titans-Dolphins game last night, whether the Lions are the best team in the NFC, what types of matchups he gets excited about, and how he's betting the MLB Playoffs.

Connor brings on Jake ahead of the Royals playoff run, the two discuss afternoon start times, the pitching, the offensive struggles, the unsung heroes of this Royals squad, the advantage (if any) of playing the early round of the playoffs and the wide open nature of the sport.