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.
Marc, Mike, and Mike Tuck discuss the Magic's selection of Chuma Okeke and the reaction from the fans given that Okeke may miss his entire rookie season. The fellas try and predict what kind of player he will be.
The Magic pick 16th in the NBA Draft, there is uncertainty with Nik Vucevic and Terrence Ross, and free agency is right around the corner. Marc, Adam, and Tuck discuss who the Magic could look to draft and what they do in free agency.
Marc, Adam, and Mike Tuck discuss the NBA offseason and all the moves that are likely to happen. Marc explains why people now care more about the offseason than the actual games themselves.
The Toronto Raptors won the NBA Championship Thursday night. Is it tainted because of the injuries to two of Golden State's star players? Marc, Adam, and CV discuss how the Raptors winning the title will be remembered.
The NBA season is nearing its conclusion and draft workouts are taking place. Marc and Mike discuss the NBA prospects of UCF's Aubrey Dawkins and Bianchi explains why it would be a mistake for teams to pass on him.
After their 13-0 victory over Thailand on Tuesday, Marc and Mike discuss why the U.S. Women's Soccer team is so much better than a lot of other women's teams in the world, while the U.S. Men's team struggles.
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