Hour 2- ESPN's Jay Bilas talks Aztecs and Final Four, show disagrees on whether KState's coach addressing FAU's team after loss was good or bad, #AskDarren texts.
ESPN's CBB analyst Jay Bilas discussed the Final Four matchups, the Aztecs biggest challenge versus FAU, SDSU's biggest advantage in size and defense and controversial foul at end of SDSU Creighton.
Hour 1- How can Padres fans watch the team on opening day? Forbes' Maury Brown on what happens if Bally misses Padres payment, remembering Tim Shelton's amazing "Aztecs Motto"
Forbes' Maury Brown on what Bally's missed payment to the Padres means for watching the game opening day, if MLB wants to wrest control away and why Padres and MLB don't want to give up streaming rights.
Hour 3- Padres beat reporter Kevin Acee joins the show, ManU legend Andy Cole joins Darren in-studio and discusses Manchester playing Wrexham at Snapdragon stadium in July.
Manchester United legend Andy Cole discussed Manchester coming to Snapdragon in July to face Wrexham, the worldwide impact of Manchester & the progression of soccer in the United States.
Padres beat reporter Kevin Acee on likely starting rotation with Musgrove out, why Luis Campusano couldn't have had a better spring, final bench spots and why Juan Soto looks like Juan Soto.
Steve Fisher on an incredible moment for SDSU and the job Brian Dutcher, has done, evolution of where the program was to where it is now, why former players always want to come back & what's in store at Final Four.
Hour 1- SDSU to the Final Four, An incredible time for Aztecs fans, Aztecs players and coaches past & present and the city of San Diego. Asst coach Dave Velasquez joins the show.
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