The Basketball Tournament returns this weekend, and we caught up with John Mugar to discuss this year's talent, the impact TBT has had on basketball, the Elam Ending among other things.

Phil Steele, the man behind the Phil Steele College Football Preview, lays out what the Big Ten Football season will look like this upcoming year.

This week's episode of The Sports Life celebrates the year 2010 in the Big Ten with our Sounds of the Week. We also begin to take a look at the upcoming college football season with Phil Steele. John Mugar, the Founder and CEO of TBT (The Basketball Tournament) joins us to talk about the winner-take-all million-dollar tournament tipping off this weekend. We also bring you part 2 of Ryan Miller's cover story, this time focusing on the NHL, Olympics and now retirement.

This week's Cover Story focuses on the winningest U.S. born goalie in NHL history, Ryan Miller. We hear from Ryan about the Miller family's ties to Michigan State, how Ryan ended up in the green and white, and how Ryan ended up in between the pipes for his career.

Jerry Dianis, President of Team Entertainment, explains the difference in value for top basketball prospects between G-League Ignite and the NCAA experience.

Brendan Quinn joins us now that basketball players had to make their choice to either stay in the NBA Draft or return to college basketball. Quinn shares what the Big Ten Basketball picture looks like as we get a better idea what different rosters look like.

Check out this week's episode of The Sports Life where we take an early peek at the landscape of Big Ten Basketball with The Athletic's Brendan Quinn now that players have made their decision to stay in the NBA Draft or return. We check back in with the President of Team Entertainment, Sports Agent Jerry Dianis, to weigh the difference in value between the G-League Ignite and the NCAA. Also, we bring part 1 of what will be a 2-part series with our cover story on Ryan Miller, the winningest U.S. born goalie in NHL history.

Rick Boyages tells the story of how the Big Ten was able to successfully pull off a basketball season during COVID-19 from the officials' perspective.

Jerry Dianis has worked as a sports agent for the past 14 years and he shares how the NIL rules coming to the NCAA will impact the way agents work with student-athletes.

Deb Schneider joins us to break down the inconsistent NIL rules across different states and how this changes the landscape of the NCAA.