On Episode 66, Sam and Jack are joined by Partner and NFL Agent at Neostar Football Sammy Spina. Sammy goes into great detail on his unconventional journey to becoming an agent, life experiences that shaped who he is and the decisions he made as well as why a typical day is always the furthest thing from typical. We talk about working with clients, how he works with 20-some year olds and helps turn them into professional men, and what keeps Sammy going day in and day out. We go into specific stories of how Sammy got his first "in" at Neostar, one of his most fond memories of working in sports and being able to experience the 100 Greatest Players in NFL History celebration at the Super Bowl. We wrap up with brief NIL talk and finish the show giving some love to Mac Miller, Wiz Khalifa and Sammy's stomping grounds of Pittsburgh.

On Episode 65, Sam and Jack come together to discuss the first of many trades the Chicago Cubs will be making over the next couple weeks. We breakdown Joc Pederson's trade to the Atlanta Braves, Duncan Keith's trade to the Edmonton Oilers and what both mean for their respective organizations and their directions. We discuss the Suns/Bucks series at length, figuring out why the Suns need to play more Frank Kaminsky and the Bucks need more PJ Tucker on offense. We wrap the show up with discussing how the release of Space Jam 2 will be a disaster and how LeBron James continues to make everything about him.

On Episode 64, Sam and Jack predict the 2021 Homerun Derby along with the various storylines that make up this exciting event. They go into deep detail on why the derby is flawed in some ways, why the Cubs are hosting a garage sale at this years' Trade Deadline, where some of the wheels started to fall off this Cubs organization and how Sam feels about all of this. The guys wrap up the episode with some good and horribly bad news about the Blackhawks that will surely carry throughout the entirety of the offseason.

On Episode 63, Sam and Jack are joined by Iowa Tennis alum and All-time wins leader Kareem Allaf to catch up with where he is in his career and to breakdown the game of tennis. We begin with how Kareem was introduced to tennis and made the decision to stick with it over swimming. He talks about his father's role in his tennis development, watching some of the greats and taking notes on their styles. Little did Kareem know he'd have the opportunity to play and practice with some of those, like Nadal and Djokovic, and really put his skills to the test. We talk about what college tennis matches are like, Kareems perspective on how Iowa Tennis was cut this past year by the university and what his career and coming years should look like on the professional circuit.

On Episode 62, Sam and Jack come together to talk some sports like the good ole days. They open with talking about the new NIL legislation that passed and how it has essentially turned into the "Wild West". We discuss the potential draft positions and locations for Joe Wieskamp and Luka Garza, discussing both of their NBA Combine numbers as well as their official meaurables. The 2021-2022 Iowa Hawkeye Men's Basketball team comes up as both Sam and Jack agree that this will be a new brand of Iowa basketball this season. The guys wrap the pod up with Cubs/Sox talk and come to the realization that the Cubs will only continue to hurt their fans' hearts as players get traded away with the Sox worrying about staying healthy, like they have been all season.

On Episode 61, Sam and Jack are joined by Jamal Britt while he's attending this year's US Olympic Track and Field Team Trials. We talk about Jamal's introductin to track and field and specifically hurdles, why he made the transition from football to track and how his journey from high school to junior college and eventually Iowa went, speaking to how each expereince Jamal has had has helped shape who he is as an athlete and man today. We get into the intricate details of hurdles like counting your steps, finding the benefit in training with others and how all of this has accumulated into Iowa being known as #HurdleU. We talk abouot Jamal's US Olympic Team trials and how his final season at Iowa will go with leader Jaylon McConico graduating.

On Episode 60, Sam and Jack are joined by Iowa receiver and returner Charlie Jones to talk about this upcoming season, how he ended up at Iowa and breaking down the intricacies of the return game. We start with Charlie's high school career and how being a wide receiver in the triple option wasn't the best for his personal recruitment, how he views kick and punt returning differently and what he wants to work on this season as a wide receiver at Iowa. We talk about the "Swarm", who is the best dancer in the wide receiver room and if Charlie has ever been laid out by Tory Taylor in practice. We wrap the show up with some fun, light-hearted questions and Charlie gets deep on his favorite breakfast places in the Chicagoland area.

On Episode 59, Sam and Jack are joined by newly graduated Hawkeye Alex Schaake to go through his illustrious Hawkeye career as well as detailing where he plans on going in his professional career. We talk through Alex's COVID-Senior season, becoming eligible for the PGA Tour University and becoming the first Hawkeye to be voted B1G Golfer of the Year twice. We discuss how Alex decided between going all-fade or all-draw, some of the worst golf etiquitte he's ever seen and some tips to get Jack to shoot under 100. We wrap the pod up by discussing some current golf topics as well as combat sports, including the Paul/Mayweather fight.

On Episode 58, Sam and Jack are joined once again by Iowa baseball's Ty Snep to get a recap to how the Hawkeye baseball season has ended and Ty teaches us how NCAA postseason baseball works. We get in heated debates on who has the best walk up song on the team, some songs Ty is too afraid to use and some that Sam and Jack would use to get the crowd riled up. We start talking about the differences we notice in comparing NCAA to MLB baseball, why Ty preferred college baseball growing up and then this episode takes a turn off the rails in typical fashion.

Guest 1: Iowa alum, former NBA/NFL executive Steve Lacroix