Ashley Adamson and Yogi Roth take a little break during NFL Draft week to speak with Warriors head coach Steve Kerr. He explains his "JOY" of being quarantined with his family and helping others who are affected by Covid19. Kerr and head coach Pete Carroll took it upon themselves to launch a podcast called, "Flying Coach" to help fundraise. He speaks about his excitement to watch the virtual NFL Draft, as well as him "trending" due to the ESPN Michael Jordan documentary, "The Last Dance"... Kerr gives insight on his coaching mentors Phil Jackson, Lute Olson and Gregg Popovich. Listen to hear a story about Steve Kerr's Wildcats and Michael Jordan's Tar Heels in the 1997 National Championship..

Mike Yam and Yogi Roth are kicking off NFL draft week with Stanford's David Shaw. They talk about recruiting while sheltering in place, what needs to happen to start college football, as well as the importance of mental health. They also discuss Pac-12 draft prospects Justin Herbert and Jacob Eason, to name a few, the new virtual draft room and what Coach Shaw saw in a young Christian McCaffrey.

Dr. Michelle Tom joins the podcast and talks about her efforts on the medical frontlines in Navajo nation (2:20). The former ASU basketball player shares how her life growing on a reservation led her to become a doctor (3:17) and how her time as a Sun Devil helped form her into the person she is today (5:20). Dr. Tom's former coach Charli Turner Thorne crashes the interview and reminisces on the former guard's outstanding play vs an undefeated Washington team (7:07). Dr. Tom shares what has been inspiring to witness during the medical crisis (8:38) and Charli Turner Thorne also explains how Tom has inspired her (11:40).

Pac-12 women's basketball analyst Mary Murphy joins the pod and discusses why Sabrina Ionescu is a perfect #1 pick for the New York Liberty (14:55) and why WNBA scouts and GMs are excited about Satou Sabally's ceiling (15:20). Mary talks the possibility of Sabrina and Ruthy Hebard being teammates again on the Liberty (17:20) and what Oregon State's Mikayla Pivec must do to earn a spot on a WNBA roster (21:35). Mary breaks down UCLA's Japreece Dean's WNBA draft hopes (22:45) and reveals her list of Pac-12 dark horses that could get their name called on Friday night (24:40)

Pac-12 Networks' analyst Bill Walton joins Ashley Adamson and Yogi Roth to discuss why he created his Bike for Humanity initiative (2:13). The UCLA legend talks about the anxious feelings everyone is experiencing due to Covid-19 and how he hopes his initiative provides an escape (5:54). Bill shares how he looks at his broadcasting style (11:16) and why he feels so fortunate to be part of the Pac-12 footprint. He talks about the broadcasters he looks up to and what he thinks of the idea of being part of a football broadcast team (17:45). Bill reminisces about watching the Chargers in the AFL as a child and the impact it had on him (22:17) and shares a story of the inspirational person he ran into the day before sporting events were shut down (26:24).

Detroit Tigers pitcher Matthew Boyd joins Mike Yam to discuss the efforts him and his wife have made on ending child sex trade in Africa. The former Oregon State pitcher shares the story of how meeting his wife Ashley in Corvallis led him to create their own nonprofit-- Kingdom Home-- whose mission is to end child sex slavery through prevention in Africa (7:58). Boyd describes how personally witnessing the kids be placed in safe homes has affected him (12:45). The former Beaver talks about how his mentors at Oregon State molded him into the person he is today (14:58) and how his perspective has changed after working on Kingdom Home (17:15).

Cal baseball's Darren Baker joins Mike Yam and Ashley Adamson to talk about donating meals to families in need (2:37). Baker talks about what inspired him to get involved and how his upbringing has influence him to take action (4:19). Ashley asks what advice Baker has gotten from his dad Dusty (newly hired Astros manager) during these unprecedented times (5:02). Mike asks about the reaction to and ripple effect of Baker's donation (6:01). Baker discusses how he's bringing humor into his daily routine (6:43) and what his plans are in regard to the Major League Baseball draft (9:11). Mike and Ash ask about Baker's memories of his famous moment with J.T. Snow during the 2002 World Series (12:42). Baker shares how the current pandemic has changed his perspective (14:34).

Mike Yam and Yogi Roth kick off a week highlighting good works around the Pac-12. They discuss how players, coaches, and alumni are using their platforms to make a difference in their communities (2:30). Former Arizona softball pitcher Leslie Brown joins the show to give a first-hand account of being on the front lines during the COVID-19 pandemic (5:57). Brown explains how her role as an ER trauma nurse has impacted her and her family's life at home right now (7:22). Mike asks how Brown's experience and success in a team sport at Arizona has translated to her medical career (9:22). Brown describes how the Tucson community has supported hospital workers (11:29) and shares how the current pandemic has changed her perspective (13:38).

Oregon women's basketball standouts Sabrina Ionescu, Ruthy Hebard, and Satou Sabally join the podcast and describe what a typical day looks like as they juggle school and prepare for the WNBA draft (3:52). They discuss what the changes of the draft process have been like (5:11) and what it will be like not being together on draft night. The Big Three reflect on missing out on the NCAA tournament (7:55) and the perspective they have gained through the coronavirus crisis (8:59).

The AP All-Americans talk about the awards they have received (10:40) and share their favorite stories of the unsung heroes on their team this past season (12:30). Sabrina discusses the unbreakable bond they will always have with each other (15:30).

Washington State head football coach Nick Rolovich joins Ashley Adamson and Yogi Roth and shares what his life has been like since arriving in Pullman. He discusses the countdown clock to the Apple Cup he owns and describes his transition from Hawaii to the Palouse (4:23). He shares what the communication has been like among the players since being separated due to Covid-19 (5:06) and discusses the pain of losing Bryce Beekman (6:08).

Coach Rolovich talks about the challenges of his players training on their own (10:50) and why he has made an effort to support small businesses in Pullman during this crisis (12:00). He describes his current family life (13:35) and shares his review of Tiger King (15:09). Coach expresses why he thinks there will be a football season (18:29) and how his perspective has changed since the pandemic began (19:17). Yogi recalls the first time he met Rolovich and explains why he is a perfect fit for Washington State (20:32).

Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott joins Ashley Adamson and Yogi Roth to discuss the financial impacts the conference and schools have had during the coronavirus pandemic. Scott shares the measures the conference and networks have taken to curb costs given the current financial climate (1:02). The commissioner shares the vision of the Pac-12 Networks going forward (5:56) and what a typical day has been for him since the start of shelter-in-place orders took place (9:17). Larry provides a date of when student-athletes can expect a message from the schools on a timeline for fall sports (11:26) and shares how his perspective has changed this past month (15:07).