We break down Jaylen Carey's commitment to Mizzou and what it means for the Tigers' portal class. Then we pivot to our own sports hate lists. The top five things we can't stand in sports.

The transfer portal is almost 24 hours old. What's happening at Mizzou?

On this episode:

Should we fire our producer?

Mizzou has no point guards

Where do Mizzou's resources stack up in the SEC?

How would you spend the money in the portal?

Fresh off the McDonald's all-American game, we talked with future Missouri Tigers Jason Crowe Jr. and Toni Bryant.

We start out breaking down Anthony Robinson's transfer and Trent Pierce's decision to stay.

After that, Gabe, Drew and Cody put together their lists of top five March Madness moments and the top five sporting events they've attended.

Gabe and Drew do the final autopsy on the Mizzou basketball season and look to the future. Who should the Tigers bring back and what do they need to add?

Plus, for your halftime entertainment, Cody Goodwin does his pick em punishment live on the show.

We wrap up Mizzou's 80-66 loss to Miami that ended the Tigers season in the first round of the NCAA Tournament

Mizzou and Miami both held an open practice and met with the media in St. Louis on Thursday. We check in with Drew King on site and do one final preview of the Tigers and Canes.

The last time Mizzou played Miami, Rickey Paulding scored `16 points in a first-round NCAA Tournament win. With the Tigers and Canes set to meet again, we caught up with the former Tiger to relive some memories and talk Mizzou basketball.

Gabe and Drew are talking Mizzou and the NCAA Tournament. We start off with a Miami preview from Chris Stock of InsideTheU. Then we look at Missouri, the SEC and the rest of the bracket. We finish up with our best--and worst--NCAA Tournament memories.

Gabe and Drew react to Mizzou's NCAA Tournament Draw and break down the path through the first two rounds in St. Louis.

We talk about multiple ties between the Mizzou and Miami programs, what has to happen for the Tigers to advance and get into a long debate about Shawn Phillips Jr. and his foul trouble.