A recent mock draft had 4 quarterbacks going in the top-11 of this year's NFL draft, proving that the league has gone the bad kind of crazy over QBs - Kyler Murray measured at 5'10 - 4 Mississippi guys in the first round - and Johnny Football to the AAF?

SEC basketball referees have been on the chopping block after recent controversial calls featuring the league's best teams, and the NFL competition committee can't come to a consensus to fix replay. The solutions to these problems are quite simple, and today's show tells you why...

Sean Miller of Arizona and Will Wade were subpoenaed to appear in court in April, but should dirty recruiting in college sports actually lead to criminal charges?

Also on the show, Lebron James needs to own his team's failures - Boogie Cousins gets dumb technical - Sports gambling's next step in Mississippi

A pro-confederate rally happened in Oxford, Mississippi on Saturday. a group called Confederate 901 gathered on the Square and on campus with flags and signs, chanting and singing pro-confederate songs. In response, a few Ole Miss basketball players took a knee during the national anthem, to show that that kind of rally isn't supported by them or the school they attend. Today's show will digest the event, and explain why what the players did took courage even if you disagree with the method

Either decision Zion Williamson makes will be just fine - the NBA proposes a lower draft age - Lebron James to star in Space Jam 2 - Mississippi State and Southern Miss baseball this weekend

Duke's Zion Williamson, the future #1 overall pick in the upcoming NBA Draft, was injured last night thanks to a busted Nike shoe and it could have come with heavy implications - Also why a stuffed animal shouldn't cause a technical foul

On the Wednesday edition of The Borkey Show - We breakdown Ole Miss' loss to South Carolina, how it happened, and what it means moving forward. We also discuss why the Manny Machado deal is good for professional baseball and why Tony Romo doesn't belong in a PGA Tour event.

The Alliance of American Football is off to a surprisingly great start, with its quality play, innovative rules, and broadcast elements. Is the league successful in the long-term in its current form? Michael Borkey doesn't think so. He takes a look at the AAF and what needs to be done to make it a future success.

An introduction to the new podcast + a test run to make sure all of the equipment is working