Bianchi vents to Marc about why he is so upset with Chris Broussard and how he has no credibility while Marc explains that credibility today doesn't matter, today's generation is looking for an opinion on a topic and then it's on to the next thing.

Marc and Mike discuss and debate the possibilities of the Magic acquiring Russell Westbrook from the Thunder. Mike argues that Westbrook wouldn't want to come to Orlando while Marc says the Magic should take the risk to try and land a marquee superstar.

Daniels and Bianchi discuss the difference in pay between the men and the women U.S. National Teams and what will happen next for the women after winning the World Cup.

Marc and Mike discuss Nike's decision to recall shoes with Betsy Ross's original American Flag on it. Marc explains the background of the flag drops some extra knowledge on the topic.

Marc and Mike discuss and debate a story written by Matt Baker in the Tampa Bay Times that talks about Florida State possibly having to keep Willie Taggart as their head coach because they can't afford his buyout. The fellas discuss the cost of keeping Taggart should he have a terrible season against firing him.

Marc and Mike discuss all the major moves that happened in the first day of NBA free agency including Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving going to the Nets, the Knicks missing out on the big name free agents, and the Magic re-signing Vooch and Terrence Ross.

Bianchi vents his frustration to Tuck about the Lakers who have cleared up enough space to go out and sign a third superstar this free agency.

With Megan Rapinoe dropping an expletive when asked if she was going to the White House, Bianchi and Tuck discuss and debate if sports teams and national teams should visit the White House.

Marc, Mike, and Tuck discuss the article on Bleacher Report written by Matt Hayes. The article explains that members of the Florida State administration and former coaches and players place heavy blame on Jimbo Fisher for the where the program is now.

With the Big East offering UConn an invitation to join the conference, the fellas discuss which team should replace them in the AAC. Marc makes a case that the AAC should stick with 11 teams while Bianchi tries to convince Marc that Army would be a good fit.