Dyami Starks of St. Scholastica Women's Basketball joins from Tampa, FL to discuss the "State of the Women's Game." Former Wild and Gopher defenseman Jordan Leopold rides the roller coaster of an ever-changing hockey landscape at all levels. The Drawing Lines segment (Courtesy of Arola Architecture Studio) provides a Final Four of April sporting events that listeners can vote on what they'd most like to attend.

The first show of April is our April Fool's edition. Brian & Dave look at what they think MN Fans would be "fools to believe" and "fools not to believe" when it comes to the Vikings, Wild, Twins, and Timberwolves. Dave Hoops joins in and previews the Final Four while also debating the toughest records to break in sports. Brian, Dave, and Dave play "Buy or Sell" to conclude the second hour.

Nick Nelson of Twins Daily discusses the look of the Twins for the opening weekend. Rhett McDonald of Duluth East champions the best time of year for the sport of basketball. The Drawing Lines segment ends the show by choosing the biggest winner and loser for the previous week.

In the last show for March, Brian & Dave break down what day in the amazing sports month of March is the best. So many nominees! Dave Hoops joins as the guys discuss the greatest female athletes in U.S. sports history. Brian, Dave, and Dave play the latest edition of "Buy or Sell" to conclude the first hour.

On the final Saturday before the Minnesota Twins begin the regular season, Star Tribune columnist LaVelle E. Neal III breaks down the Twins roster coming out of Spring Training. Former Greyhound, Gopher, and Timberwolves draft choice Rick Rickert discusses the dismissal of Ben Johnson, the NBA playoff picture, and Bracketology. The Drawing Lines segment closes the show with a look at the past week's biggest winners and losers.

NCAA March Madness produces a lot of brackets for betting pools. In honor of this, Brian & Dave examine the biggest gambles that Minnesota professional sports teams have taken -- that paid off for them. Dave Hoops joins in to talk beer during the most interesting time of the sports year. Brian, Dave, and "the other brother Dave" complete the first hour by playing the latest edition of "Buy or Sell."

KFAN's Paul Allen joins in from Colorado. He raves about the latest moves by the Vikings, fondly remembers his NBA play-by-play debut, and speculates on a certain unemployed quarterback. Dave Hoops plays "Bracketology" with coaches. Brian, Dave, (and his other brother) Dave, close out the show by playing "Buy or Sell."

It is "The Ides of March" -- or also "middle." Brian & Dave explore some of the most middling players in the history of MN professional sports. Legendary HS Hockey coach Mike Randolph visits about his recent resignation at Northern Lakes, and potential next moves. Drawing Lines takes on a new twist describing the wins and losses of the recent week in sports.

Chad Greenway discusses being a "proud papa" with daughters heading to the Minnesota State Tournament for Girls Basketball. Chad also prognosticates the free agency picture for the Vikings. Julianne Vasichek has left her role in the women's hockey coaching world, but she enlightens Brian & Dave on her new role at the College of St. Scholastica. Jon Carlson joins for the Arola Architecture Studio Drawing Lines segment. It's the first-ever prep boys hockey Northland FAN fantasy draft.

Life can be full of problems. Yet sometimes there are "nice problems to have." Brian & Dave look at some of the problems (nice or not) for Minnesota's pro teams. Dave Hoops plays a different from of Bracketology. The first hour closes with the latest edition of "Buy or Sell."