Baylor takes on Oklahoma tonight. Baylor is the 7th number one team ranked in the AP polls this season. Charlie capitalizes on the Houston Texans in the second hour, by discussing a few of their front office decisions such as getting rid of key players. Most recently, the Senior Vice President of Football Administration, Chris Olsen was released by the Texans organization. Later, the Houston Astros players spoke about cheating allegations at Fan Fest and Charlie discusses this scandal and how it will taunt the teams Championship Title and Jeff Luna's career.

Charlie starts the final show in what he calls the worst week in Houston sports talking about the new conspiracy theory going around the Houston Astros. Then he talks about the Astros annual Diamond Dreams Gala and the Houston Astros and Rob Manfred’s investigation. He then talks and summarizes the recent NBA Games and NBA news. Jeff Van Gundy joins the show to talk NBA and Houston sports.

To start the 2nd and final hour of the show Charlie talks about the news around former UofH QB D’Eriq King who joined the transfer portal and how everything is going at LSU and what’s going on sports-wise in Houston. After he gives a preview for the AFC Championship between the Tennessee Titans and Kansas City Chiefs. Charlie comes back and then gives his preview for the NFC Championship between the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49Ers. To end the show Charlie discusses pop stars, Texans, Astros, and what to watch on the weekend

Charlie starts off the show ranting about another disappointing outing for the Rockets. He then looks at the potential hires for the Astros including Buck Showalter and John Gibbons. After kicking it back to the Rockets, he talks about Harden and Westbrook’s recent performances and what needs to change. George Springer’s future with the Astros is brought into question at the half-hour mark. He ends the hour touching again on the Astros and finally the NFL playoffs.

The hour is kicked off with contracts from the Astros as well as news from the NBA. He then breaks the news that Carlos Beltron is the latest casualty in the cheating scandal. Charlie then covers the upcoming games for the Rockets and other playoff caliber teams. The show is wrapped up with a few final comments on college basketball, the Rockets, and Astros.

Charlie began hour 1 dissecting the Houston Astros latest legal situations and the firing of Jeff Luna and AJ Hinch. While Jim Crane will not have to cut big checks to Hinch and Luna, he will indeed hand over 5 million dollars to Major League Baseball.  Charlie then dives into Rockets after they fell short to the Memphis Grizzlies last night 110-121. Later, Charlie discusses the big announcement that the Carolina Panthers, Luke Kuechly made Tuesday. Kuechly will retire after just 8 seasons at the tender age of 28. This comes after he suffered multiple severe injuries.

Charlie began the final segment of the show discussing the NBA and talks big records. The Rockets are back home at the Toyota Center tonight hosting the Portland Trailblazers. Charlie then revisits the current Major League Baseball uproar. He had Sports Illustrated Senior Writer Ben Reiter on the show to discuss the Houston Astros frenzy further.

Charlie opens up the show discussing the vacancy in the Astros power structure, as well as the scandal as a whole. He segues to the national championship and the final rankings of the season. Charlie then comments on AJ’s situation with the current scandal. He wraps up the hour by looking forward to the future of the organization.

Pallilo starts the second half of the show looking towards potential hires for the vacancy in the Astros upper management. He then talks about the reputation of the organization and the road ahead. He jumps into the best college quarterback of all time before touching on preseason rankings. Charlie wraps up by touching on major events in sports.

The Texans' season is over. Charlie reacts to the Chiefs historic comeback win to send Billy O and the Texans packing.