Saint Louis Live!

Carlos Danger texts in his “All-Time Best Names of March Madness” list. Travis declares the “Darling of the NCAA Tournament,” Sister Jean, has an ex-paramour in Tucson, AZ. The boys wonder if Reno 911! is an underrated television show. College basketball coaches can be quite quotable. Chris Long, former St. Louis Rams defensive end and two-time Super Bowl champion with several other teams, joins the program to detail an upcoming charity event he has scheduled in St. Louis while also touching on his heartbreak over Virginia’s historic loss to UMBC in the tourney. Chris is an alum of UVA.

Chris, Travis and Gardner are in-studio. The guys had a great St. Patrick’s Day in Dogtown on Saturday. Hockey Bob calls in with an Uber driving recap from over the weekend. If you were to have a drink named after you, what would it be called? All our March Madness brackets are busted. Who do you like to win the national title out of the Sweet 16 teams? What will the Mizzou hoops squad look like next season?

Melissa Keyser of Cornerstone Mortgage drops by to give out a few very special prizes. Minor League Baseball is trying a new “pace-of-play” gimmick in extra innings. Benjamin Hochman, St. Louis Post-Dispatch sports columnist, joins the program live from Nashville to chat about the Tigers hoops squad and Cardinals baseball club.

Chris, Travis and Gardner are all in studio. Happy Friday! Chris Cyr stole our show’s closing music to use on Impolite Company. The guys recap an exciting first day of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. Travis attempts to backtrack on his March Madness bracket predictions. Tell us about your brackets! TT puts on his hoops analyst hat and breaks down the Mizzou-Florida State tourney matchup. Gardner provides an audio clip of Mr. Terrell declaring that the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks would advance to the Sweet 16.

Karlous Miller, comedian and cast member on Nick Cannon Presents: Wild ‘n Out, stops by to preview his appearance at Helium Comedy Club this weekend. Karlous sticks around for half the hour and provides a hilarious and wide ranging conversation. Mizzou is in the “Big Dance!” Jamie Moyer’s Fancy Foyer wins #FairOrFoul.

Saint Louis Live! correspondent Jeff Jones provides a puck update with Jonesing for Hockey. Travis is excited for the start of March Madness in earnest. It gives him an excuse for some matinee drinking during the week. United Airlines is having major issues transporting pets as of late. Local comedian Chris Cyr drops by to partake in Target Practice. The gents have Tiger Woods in their sights. Jamie Crock wins #FairOrFoul.

Chris and Gardner are in-studio. Travis is running a little late. U2’s music is being featured prominently during TBS’ March Madness promo. Gioia’s hot salami sandwich will be served at Cardinals games this year. TT believes the Cards big wigs are trying to distract him from the outrageous Lime-A-Rita price. The guys wonder about Mizzou’s chances of beating Florida State in the first round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. Handicapper Brandon Lang breaks down the gambling aspect of the big hoops tourney.

Travis isn’t really interested in the scandalous story of President Donald Trump’s alleged affair with porn star Stormy Daniels. How’d Trump’s visit to St. Louis go yesterday? Former UCLA basketball star Ed O’Bannon joins the show to discuss being the lead plaintiff in an antitrust class action lawsuit against the NCAA while also previewing his new book on the subject. Gardner asks Ed about Tyus Edney’s buzzer beating shot from 1995. Chris and TT aren’t thrilled about the query.

Kansas City sports radio host Carrington Harrison joins the program to detail the #KanyeMadnessBracket, a creation of his own making that has become a viral sensation. Gardner believes the band U2 is much better than rapper Kanye West. Travis vehemently disagrees. Gardsy threatens to develop a #U2MadnessBracket. Chris and TT touch on National Walkout Day. Cankles wins #FairOrFoul.

We’re keeping it 100. The unofficial results of the congressional special election in Pennsylvania. A political discourse follows. Do you prefer to eat pie, cake or cobbler? What’s the difference between pie and cobbler? The gents never quite figure it out.