Producer Josh updates us on International Pancake Day, Usher’s Halftime sneakers and what it took to get them to the music superstar, and Dunkin’ Donuts capitalizing on their hit Super Bowl commercial.

AB and Connor dive into the history of the “I’m Going to Disney World” commercial, recap his wins and losses from betting the Super Bowl, the Patrick Mahomes legacy conversation, where the narrative about Kyle Shanahan goes from here, and how the city of Las Vegas handled hosting the Super Bowl.

Connor celebrates one of the best events on the Bluejay calendar each year…dollar beer night! He previews Creighton against Georgetown, our respect for Ed Cooley, and more! Producer Josh reveals that he might know sports MORE than Connor Happer.

We debate whether or not it’s acceptable to put Patrick Mahomes in the GOAT conversation. Why are Tom Brady stans SO sensitive about this issue?

Connor previews the Tuesday show, reads a few letters from our strong listeners in White Plains, New York. And we bury a few takes in our rundown.

The guys have another terrific marketing idea, Connor recaps his “airing of grievances” on yesterday’s show, celebrate pitchers and catchers reporting this week, Caleb Williams draft prospects, relive the career of Hideki Matsui, Ed Servais’ strategy of opening in Baltimore, the weather in New York City today, have fun with numbers regarding the career of Justin Fields, and TV ratings for things that AREN’T the Super Bowl.

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

Connor is again amazed at Creighton's ability to gut out a tough win. We dive into Saturday morning's game for the Bluejays

Big Ten coaches don't know how to pronounce Keisei Tominaga's name. We cover the Huskers beat down of Michigan, and how much easier it is when you just take care of business.

UCLA announced former Panthers RB Deshaun Foster will be their next head coach, which is great news for Husker fans as it means Tony White will stay on at Nebraska as Defensive Coordinator. We discuss Matt Rhule’s “boisterous nature” when it comes to elevating his assistant coaches.