IT ALL COMES DOWN TO THIS! Michigan State travels to Wisconsin for the Big Ten Hockey Championship. The Spartans lead the Badgers by 2 points heading into the weekend, and we discuss how the games will play out and what it means with veteran writer Neil Koepke.

We discuss the Big Ten Basketball Coach of the Year with a previous winner himself and now BTN analyst, Bruce Weber.

To celebrate Black History Month, we bring back one of our favorite features here on The Sports Life, the Game of Change. The story of the courageous basketball game that took place between Mississippi State and Loyola Chicago on the campus of Michigan State University back in 1963.

Dartmouth is gaining momentum to unionize the men's basketball team thanks to the work by some of the athletes. Will it happen? How does that change how student-athletes are viewed and are they employees? Will it change all of college athletics? Deb Schneider who is a sports law attorney and professor at Michigan State and Wayne State Universities joins us to break it down.

Mike DeCourcy is a veteran sportswriter and television personality who has seen all of the great athletes throughout time. He helps us understand, what makes Caitlin Clark transcend beyond her play to be a phenom.

This week's edition of The Sports Life takes a close look at the anatomy of some of the all-time greats in sports and how Caitlin Clark shares that DNA. To help us examine Clark and the greats, we are joined by Mike DeCourcy who has had the privilege of covering so many of the great athletes. Dartmouth Men's Basketball is attempting to unionize, and it is gaining momentum. If it happens, how will it change the world of college athletics? Deb Schneider, a sports law attorney and professor breaks down how this could be a potential watershed moment in college sports. Finally, we celebrate Black History Month by bringing back one of our favorite features in The Sports Life's existence, the Game of Change.

Adam Jardy of The Columbus Dispatch joins us to dissect what went wrong, why now and what's to come for Ohio State Men's Basketball.

50-year plus college hockey veteran writer Neil Koepke shares what Big Ten Hockey looks like as we get closer to the end of the regular season and what the Big Ten will do in the postseason.

Michigan State Professor of Practice, Emeritus, Robert Kolt, joins us to breakdown the commercials that we saw in Super Bowl 58 and what worked the best.

This week's episode of The Sports Life reflects back on Super Bowl 58 and the commercials we saw with MSU Professor of Practice, Emeritus, Robert Kolt. Also, we check-in with Big Ten Hockey coming down the stretch by catching up with veteran college hockey writer Neil Koepke. Finally, we find out what happened with Ohio State firing Chris Holtmann, why now, and what is next by talking to Adam Jardy of The Columbus Dispatch.