Today Jay is joined by Josh Lozano, host of the benchwarmers and burners podcast. The two of them talk about the NBA MVP race.

Today Jay talks about Ohio State snagging another transfer in back to back seasons, Tom Brady going to Tampa Bay, Bill O’Brien trading Deandre Hopkins, and Canada pulling out of the Olympics.

Today Jay is joined by Cody Guinn, a sports broadcaster for Radio Greenville. Jay & Cody talk about Cody’s broadcasting career, if COVID-19 effected him broadcasting games, and NFL free agency.

Today Jay talks about Tiger Woods being elected to the World Golf Hall of Fame, the NCAA tournament being canceled, the NFL players approve the CBA, and Rick Pitino being back in college basketball.

Today Jay talks about Charles Barkley response time Draymond Green saying he’d take his job, the overreaction in sports to CORVID-19, the Kenny Atkinson firing, and why Maya Moore has been away from the WNBA.

Today Jay talks about Draymond Greens comments about Charles Barkley, the battle for LA in the NBA, Daryl Moreys comments about NBA broadcast, & the potential contract ESPN is going to throw at Peyton Manning.

Today Jay is joined by another gentleman he went to high school with, Darin Granger. Darin talks about his playing days at the University of Evansville, how mid majors view their conference tournament, and the issues the Indiana University basketball program has had since Bob Knight got fired.

Today Jay talks about a big recruiting verbally committing to Indiana University, the beautiful service in LA to remember Kobe & Gigi’s life, possible rule changes in college football, and the month for basketball fans is finally here.

Today Jay is joined his brother, Jeremy Stephens. Jeremy started disturbing comfort to help guide people around the world live healthier lifestyles. Via online personal training, disturbing comfort has and will continue to help people live healthier lifestyles.

Today Jay talks about Tyson Fury defeating Deontay Wilder, the proposed changes to the CBA for the NFL, an eye opening Ben Gordon wrote for the Players Tribune, and James Wiseman speaks for the first time since leaving Memphis.