Iowa State Representative Bruce Hunter joins us on The Sports Life to discuss his proposal of having student-athletes become employees.

We talk with Jerry Palm of CBS to find out what some Big Ten teams need to do to make the Big Dance.

Check out this week's edition of The Sports Life. We discuss Bracketology with Jerry Palm and focus on the Big Ten. Also, we look at the Bob Knight chair toss on this year's anniversary of it. Finally, we talk with Iowa State Representative Bruce Hunter about his proposal of making student-athletes employees.

We pay tribute to longtime voice of Michigan Football Frank Beckmann in our conversation with Jim Brandstatter.

We highlight some of the best players in Big Ten Women's Basketball with Caitlin Clark of Iowa, Naz Hillmon of Michigan, and Nia Clouden of Michigan State.

We talked with MSU Basketball Coach Tom Izzo as he approaches passing Bob Knight for the most Big Ten wins at a single school.

This week's edition of The Sports Life brings you the Sounds of the Week! We also catch up with MSU Basketball Coach Tom Izzo as he gets ready to pass Bob Knight for the most Big Ten wins at a school. Some of the best talent in college women's basketball lives in the Big Ten, and we highlight some of the best players in the conference. Plus, longtime voice of Michigan Football Frank Beckmann passed away earlier this week, and we pay tribute to him by hearing some of his best calls and talking with colleague Jim Brandstatter.

We celebrate Black History Month by bringing back the incredible story of "The Game of Change."

Kevin Pauga, the creator of KPI, joins us to explain what some of the scenarios for different teams are in the Big Ten. Also, Kevin shares insight on how some different variables may or may not impact the selection process, and what the rest of the country looks like in pursuit of making the NCAA Tournament as well.

We believe there are five teams in the mix for the Big Ten Title this year, and we talked with a member of each team's radio network to explain why they can/will win the Big Ten Championship. Brian Barnhart of Illinois, Matt Steigenga of Michigan State, Paul Keels of Ohio State, Rob Blackman of Purdue and Matt Lepay of Wisconsin.