Bill is returning to the Virginia Tech football booth this fall and the Huddle this afternoon.

The Nationals collected their first victory after four tries and Bob is here to react to the trouble in Nationals land. He looks over opening weekend; including some bench clearings. Then we’ve got some college basketball and University of Richmond talk. The Spiders landed themselves a seven-footer, Neal Quinn and the coaching carousel continues to spin.

More baseball in hour two on the Friday edition of The Sports Huddle. Bob gives his thoughts on the changes baseball is attempting to make in order to move the sport forward and what else need to change, including TV coverage. Chuck Culpepper is on with Bob to talk some Masters.

Chuck Culpepper of the Washington Post joins Bob to talk Masters. He also looks back on his experience in New Orleans at the Final Four.

MLB’s Opening Day part two is here and Bob is ecstatic. He’s got plenty of baseball talk for you. Richmond running back Aaron Dykes joins the show at the bottom of the hour

Richmond’s senior back joins the show to talk about the spring game taking place this weekend and forward to the upcoming season this fall.

No Sean Robertson this week, but don’t worry, it’s still a feel-good Thursday. Bob and Matt bring you home with more Masters updates, MLB talk, and some college basketball rumors. Joe Wiz makes his weekly appearance.

Joe Wiz of ESPN’s The Feinline makes his regularly scheduled appearance on The Huddle. He looks over his best bets for the MLB season and the NBA playoffs. Listen in for a few free winners.

It’s been a long wait, but there is finally plenty of baseball talk today, and even a bit of Masters talk. On MLB’s opening day Bob is live from the Playbook Sports Bar + Grill.

At the start of the second hour, Bob was treated to a special guest, Will from Durham, and it’s one you won’t want to miss. Later, Nick Ashooh of CBS Sports Radio joins at the bottom of the hour to talk all things Washington professional sports.