ESPN college basketball play-by-play broadcaster Mark Neely joins the show to discuss the crazy 2023 Big 12 men's college basketball season so far. Mark, Steven, and Sam talk about the key midseason storylines, players that have impressed and the outlook for rest of the year. 

Austin Peay Governors defensive back Demetries Ford joins the show. He talks about his historic 2022 season, path to Austin Peay, playing in FCS, and advice to younger defensive backs. 

University of Kansas student and Jayhawks super fan Noah Ginsberg joins the show. Noah talks about his love for the university, the reason behind his "Plunger Boy" nickname, building his brand, favorite fan moments, and more. 

Colorado School of Mines cross country and track & field runner Dillon Powell joins the show. Dillon talks about winning the individual national championship at the 2022 NCAA DII Cross Country Championships in December, overcoming heat exhaustion, his favorite courses, and advice to younger runners. 

Mark LaSota, Clinical Assistant Professor in Sport Management at Texas A&M University, joins the show. Mark talks about his sports management class, his previous stint at Emporia State University, as well as other sports topics. 

Western Kentucky University women's soccer player Kenlee Newcom joins the show. Kenlee talks about completing her redshirt sophomore season one month ago, coming back from 4 ankle surgeries, playing in Kentucky, and more. 

Arizona State Sun Devils gymnast Hannah Scharf joins the show. She talks about starting her gymnastics career at 4 years old, competing as a youth in Canada, moving to Tempe, plus misconceptions about the sport. 

Marquette University track & field athlete Jared Humphrey joins the show. Jared talks about how he's felt mentally and physically during a 2-year break of competing. In addition, he speaks on his decision to transfer plus his excitement to finally compete again in 2023.