The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Colin reacts to the college hoops postgame handshake altercation between Michigan HC Juwan Howard and Wisconsin's Greg Gard, why Phil Mickelson's take on the proposed Saudi golf league sounds like an Onion headline, and which team makes sense for a Tom Brady comeback. (3:00) Then, Ian O'Connor -- NY Post columnist and author of Belichick and the upcoming Coach K -- and Colin discuss the time both of them spent covering Jerry Tarkanian and UNLV (11:00), the rough early years of of Coach K at Duke (16:00), the turning point for Coach K's program (21:00), if Coach K has surpassed John Wooden on the all-time college hoops coaching list (26:00), the biggest factors in Krzyzewski's decision to retire (28:00), why so many New York pro sports teams are so bad (31:00), which bad NY franchise has the best chance to turn it around (34:00), and why Ian thinks it's only a matter of time before Tom Brady comes back to the NFL (37:00), and how Bruce Arians may have driven Brady away (39:00).

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The guys discuss the show that Steph Curry put on in the All-Star game before LeBron James’s game-winner. Then they discuss Mike Tirico. Then they discuss Juwan Howard’s mush after the Michigan-Wisconsin game, why Mike is owed an apology, the sham of a dunk contest, and much more. 

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John answers listener questions in his weekend Mailbag, including if Matty Ice could part ways with the Falcons, why Eric Bieniemy can't land a head coaching job, if the Rams should bring back Von Miller and an inured OBJ, why John ranks Doggystyle as the best rap album ever, what the Bucs can do to replace Brady in 2022, and how he ranks positions in the draft after QB.

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With the NBA Season on pause, I spoke to the Action Network's Raheem Palmer about the best way to make YOU money in the second half of the year!. Follow MoneylineMonaco and The Volume on Twitter to stay locked into Monaco's latest picks, tips and content.

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Dan Rafael the longtime boxing writer has his own newsletter over at substack, he stops by to run through all the news of the last couple of weeks. They dive into the latest with Ryan Garcia and react to his surprising news, and what should Devin Haney's attitude be towards certain fights. Later in the show, Amir Khan joins Chris to discuss how his upcoming fight with Kell Brook and why this fight has more meaning for him.

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It's the best of The Colin Cowherd Podcast! First, Colin's top takes of the week (3:00), including if he's buying all the Rams retirement talk leading up to the game, explains how Kevin Durant put himself in the NBA's Bermuda Triangle, and sticks up for Kyler Murray after his recent social media tantrums.

Then, Super Bowl Champ - and host of Catchin' Fades - Aqib Talib gives his Super Bowl 56 reaction, why Cooper Kupp was able to dominate despite being the sole focus of the Cincy D (17:00), if the late defensive holding call against the Bengals was justified (18:00), if there's any truth to Aaron Donald (20:00) and Sean McVay (22:00) retirement rumors, why Aqib has so much respect for McVay as a coach (23:00), and how Jalen Ramsey can bounce back from his rough night (25:00).

Sixers GM Daryl Morey goes behind the scenes of the blockbuster trade that sent James Harden to Philly and Ben Simmons to Brooklyn (27:00), discusses stories from inside the Sixers decision making (29:00), why the trade is good for NBA (33:00), and how long their title window will remain open (38:00).

Finally, The Athletic NBA Writer Marcus Thompson discusses what flaw could prevent the Warriors from winning the West (40:00), if Klay Thompson can regain his pre-injury level of play (42:00), when the Warriors were convinced Andrew Wiggins was a building block instead of a trade piece (44:00), if KD has regrets about his decision to leave the Warriors (47:00), if Ben Simmons can fit in with KD and Kyrie (49:00), if James Harden makes the Sixers legitimate contenders in the East (50:00), the quickest way for the struggling Lakers to rebuild (51:00), and if Zion Williamson is on the verge of being considered a bust (54:00)

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Colin takes a look at the Packers coming up short in the playoffs recently and who's to blame for their early exits. He pushes back against a Hall of Fame basketball player's assertion that Giannis Antetokounmpo couldn't succeed in the old NBA. He also reacts to a new report about a franchise NFL quarterback's future with his team coming to an end. Plus, Chris Broussard from First Things First joins the show to play a new game with Colin, "Great Take or Let's Debate". 

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Packers HC Matt LaFleur might not be as great as you think

Giannis Antetokounmpo could play in any era

The Lakers have nobody to blame but themselves

49ers should know by now if Trey Lance is ready

Guest: Albert Breer

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Colin's new segment, "Great Take or Let's Debate"

Some of blame must fall on Aaron Rodgers

There might have been a rift between Tom Brady and Bruce Arians

Guests: Chris Broussard, LeRoy Butler

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What's next for QB Carson Wentz if the Colts move on from him?

Tomorrows headlines today

Guests: Eric Mangini, Jason McIntyre

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