In the first hour of The Sports Huddle, Bob is joined by the Washington Post's Michael Lee to discuss the NBA Playoffs, specifically the Boston-Philly series.

Bob continues discussing "The Association" on this very NBA-centric first hour.

John O'Connor, writer with The Richmond Times Dispatch, joins Bob to discuss the Diamond District situation in the RVA as well as the Spiders transfer portal situation.

Two Spider alums joined Bob today. First up, former Spiders defensive end, Kobie Turner, now of the Los Angeles Rams! Then, Cincinnati Reds' Hall of Famer Sean Casey called in. You may remember Sean from when he led the nation in batting average and brought home the CAA Player of the Year honor in 1995 at the University of Richmond!

On the second hour of The Sports Huddle, Bob is joined by former Major Leaguer and MLB Network commentator, The Mayor Sean Casey, to talk all things Major League Baseball.

Bob also discusses some NBA Playoffs, MLB updates, the transfer portal, and more.

On the first hour of The Sports Huddle, Neil Greenberg comes on to talk all things horse racing and talk Secretariat's greatness.

Bob then talks with The Conductor Kobie Turner, pro defensive lineman of the Los Angeles Rams, o talk about his football journey.

Former VMI & Spiders Quarterback Reece Udinski joins Bob to discuss his upcoming rookie mini camp with the Seattle Seahawks.

The Commissioner of the Atlantic 10 Conference, Bernadette McGlade, joins the Voice of the Spiders to discuss all things within the conference.

On the second hour of The Sports Huddle, Bob is joined by royalty. The Commissioner of the Atlantic 10 Conference, Bernadette McGlade, joins the Voice of the Spiders to discuss all things within the conference.

Bob also talks some MLB, rule changes, and more.

On the first hour of The Sport Huddle, Former VMI & Spiders Quarterback Reece Udinski joins Bob to discuss his rookie mini camp with the Seattle Seahawks.

Bob also tackles Boston's disastrous weekend with Bruins and Celtics upsets, more NBA Playoffs, some NFL Draft, and more,

James Madison will once again not be able to compete for the Sun Belt crown and, most likely, not be a part of the any FBS postseason competition. Noah helps us gauge the feelings in Harrisonburg.