Connor makes one request for tonight’s Creighton-Nebraska baseball game, and Dion enters the chat to say “NO” at every possible turn.

Producer Josh updates us on the NY Mets broadcast, a unique weapon used in an assault, and an astonishing world record.

We get a Masters recap from Allan Bell, and ask if he could hold a 4-shot lead on 18 at Augusta. Connor dives into his college baseball betting log, and we detail the kickoff to the “weirdo sports” season.

Connor sets up the Tuesday show by laughing at The Jack Mitchell Softball Experience, who were no-hit in a rec league softball game last night.

We poke fun at Connor’s house from his photo over the weekend, Gary asks a question about fashion, the connection between Caitlin Clark and Jake from State Farm, the curious careers of other ad pitchmen, Connor asks about the Creighton-Nebraska baseball rivalry, and how to grow more hair on his head. We deliver the breaking news that Whitey Herzog has died, and play another round of “Guys Naming Dudes” with the Marlins and Rockies.

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

Ole Miss changed up their spring game and turned it into a carnival. Is this how major college programs will conduct their spring game?

Connor grills Sam over the films of Ryan Gosling, Caitlin Clark’s performance on SNL, and Connor asks Sam why American audiences are so captivated by the Iowa superstar. Then, we get Sam’s spring football takeaways after this weekend’s scrimmage.

The former Husker, and current Trail Blazer, set an unfortunate NBA record last night. The shooter went 0-15 from 3, the most attempts without a make in league history. And the audience yells at us for having the audacity to bring this up

The former Husker had a career day for the UFL’s Birmingham Stallions this weekend. Connor waits for listener’s apologies on Adrian Martinez, citing Scott Frost as the one to really blame for Martinez’s shortcomings. It becomes a never-ending segment due to technical difficulties that won’t allow the guys to go to break.