In the final episode of Season 7, Bill and Alex look ahead to the looming verdict on the House Settlement (2:58) before discussing all things UND Athletics, including track and field’s spotlight at the NCAA West Regional (8:32), new home kickoff times for football (11:43), and the naming of hockey’s new associate head coach (16:44). On this week’s triumphant B-Side (36:07), it’s all COYS, as Tottenham Hotspur win their first European trophy in 41 years.

In this week’s episode, Bill and Alex discuss all things NCHC, Summit League, and Missouri Valley Football Conference in the midst of end-of-season meetings around the leagues (2:26). The guys then reflect on a special season for UND Softball before previewing the conference championships for Outdoor Track and Field and breaking down how the latest UND Athletics Hall of Fame class was selected (14:22). On this week’s B-Side (28:58), Tottenham Hotspur are inexplicably a win away from a major European trophy.

In this week’s episode, Bill and Alex are joined by UND’s Erik Martinson to discuss the department’s preparations as host of the 2026 Men’s Frozen Four in Las Vegas and to reflect on Albrecht Field’s tremendous debut season (1:21). The guys then break down a busy stretch for Fighting Hawk spring sports before previewing the upcoming UND Football Spring Showcase (15:33). On this week’s B-Side (33:32), Spurs improbably reach the Europa League semifinals, the Red Sox remain enigmatic, and the Celtics start their title defense.

In this week’s episode, Bill and Alex discuss changes in leadership at UND for hockey and women’s basketball and how difficult the job of head coach has become in the modern NCAA landscape (1:46). The guys then look back over what’s been an historic stretch for Fighting Hawks softball, track and field, tennis, and golf (27:48) before flipping to the B-Side (44:43), where the Red Sox are fun AND good – but VAR remains problematic.

In this week’s episode, Bill and Alex welcome the NCHC’s Michael Weisman to preview what to expect in St. Paul at this weekend’s Frozen Faceoff (1:20). The guys then dig into UND’s prospects at the X before recapping impressive final acts for basketball and indoor track and stellar mid-season runs for softball and tennis (24:30). On the B-Side (36:05), the March Madness selection committees show little love for the mid-majors, while Liverpool fall flat on their biggest week of the season.

In this week’s episode, Bill and Alex welcome The Summit League’s Myndee Kay Larsen to look ahead to this week’s glorious return of the conference’s basketball championships in Sioux Falls (1:15). The guys then discuss North Dakota’s weekend outlook on the hardwood and the ice (18:34) before celebrating big successes for indoor track and field, softball, and tennis (30:12). On the B-Side (43:23), the UEFA Champions League returns, while the Red Sox *might* be ready sooner than later to contend in the AL East.

In this week’s episode, Bill and Alex welcome UND Athletics CFO Chad Karthauser to talk all things money and college athletics, from revenue sharing and the House settlement to how UND measures themselves among peer institutions (1:52). Then, there are big wins and new school records to discuss, as the guys whip around the winter and spring sports scene (27:19) before flipping to the B-Side (45:16), where Alex Bregman now plays for the Red Sox and Spurs *might* be turning things around.

In this week’s episode, Bill and Alex are joined by Deputy AD Erik Martinson to talk about the opening of the new Nodak Insurance Company Sports Performance Center (1:19) before discussing rule changes, officiating, and the nature of video review (14:38). Then, there are positives on the court, the ice, and the track to look back on, as UND basketball, hockey, indoor track, and tennis continue to press on toward tournament time (29:24). On the B-Side (53:52), Super Bowl predictions are made – or avoided – and the stage is set for another Heinert-Chaves Derby in the English League Cup semifinals.

In this week’s episode, Bill and Alex are joined by Dr. Art Malloy, UND’s VP of Student Affairs, to discuss a variety of topics, including Martin Luther King’s legacy, the elevation of the UND student experience, and the time Art played a pick-up game against Michael Jordan (1:09). Then, Bill reflects on the goings-on at last week’s NCAA Convention (25:05) before giving an update on the UND winter sports scene (41:29). On the B-Side (53:52), Tottenham Hotspur continue to reach new lows.

In the first pod of 2025, Bill and Alex chat with UND Champions Club Director Val Sussex about all the alumni events surrounding UND Hockey’s upcoming series at Arizona State as well as how to get involved in the Champions Club moving forward (:55). Then, the guys discuss the goings-on around NoDak’s winter sports programs and detail new coach hires for soccer and football (17:02). On the B-Side (37:20), Spurs have a not-so-merry holiday period ahead of the second Heinert-Chaves Derby in a month, while the Steelers and Patriots both end the regular season on depressing notes.