Connor makes the case that a 29 point loss is the same as a 30 point loss. The internet attacks him for his beliefs, and he analyzes the Creighton win over #5 Marquette on Saturday.

Connor and Josh discuss how Clark became the most polarizing figure in the sport. How she is simultaneously the best to have ever played and is as aggravating as anyone you've ever seen

Matt Rhule's latest bit of sloganeering has Cnnor and Josh asking a TON of questions, and (once again) attack the audience for caring about irrelevant things.

Producer Josh updates us on the LA Clippers arena, the incredible House of Eggo you can stay at, and the man who has eaten more Big Macs than anyone ever

Many internet users have asked us to comment on the story that Brian Ferentz had the audacity to visit Matt Rhule. Connor says this isn't an issue. Producer Josh tells the internet nerds to "touch grass"

We ask the author of “The Kansas City Royals: An Illustrated Timeline” about the new downtown ballpark (hopefully?) coming to KC, how dominant the team USED to be, the mindsight of winning championships, the lean years in-between titles, and Salvador Perez.

Connor breaks down last night’s Senior Night win for the Huskers in front of Kevin McHale. What Keisei Tominaga has meant to the team, and more.

Many listeners are complimenting Producer Josh for the wonderful job he does, Connor adds himself to the many. He runs down the Monday guest list, and a brief glimpse of 2024 Big Ten media Days.

Connor opens with a story of the lone Marquette fan at Saturday’s Creighton game, Keisei’s new celebration, why so many three point cellys seem like drug references, Gus Johnson’s gambling reads during Caitlin Clark’s game yesterday, Sydney Sweeney’s SNL performance, Bradley Cooper & Lady Gaga’s short-lived relationship, and more.

Producer Josh takes you through the complicated history of the sci-fi epic, which Food network star finally got the movie made in the '80s, and reviews the latest installment, Dune: Part Two.