We had some controversial calls in the divisional round of the NFL Playoffs and in both instances, the game moved on rather quickly without much review from the officials. Marc and CV share their thoughts on what happened in the Broncos/Bills game as well as the Rams/Bears game.

Richard Hale joins Marc Daniels to discuss the latest going on in the world of sports and law.

The college athletics landscape is the wild west. There's absolutely no rules. Marc makes a comparison between the leaders in college football and politics to explain why college athletics continues to be broken.

Marc played a clip of the new Notre Dame documentary that shows the team missing out on the CFB Playoff and then deciding that they want to skip the bowl game. What kind of message is that sending? He and CV share their thoughts.

Richard Hale talks about the latest involving sports and law including the latest with Washington QB Demond Williams and whether Disney is becoming too powerful in the TV space.

Josh Robbins reacts to the news of Trae Young being traded to the Wizards as well as what's going on right now with the struggling Orlando Magic.

While you will be able to finish out this season being able to watch Orlando Magic games on FanDuel TV, the future of the network is in jeopardy. How will you be able to watch Magic games (as well as other teams) after this season? Eric Fisher explains the situation.

Will we see a CBA in college athletics? If so, how soon could we potentially see it? David Ridpath shares his thoughts on that as well as how college athletes could be helped when it comes to academics.

We are down to four teams remaining in the College Football Playoff. Oregon will take on Indiana while Miami will play Ole Miss with the winners playing against each other for the National Championship. Matt Murschel previews both games.

For the final time in 2025, Richard Hale talks sports and law.