On this week's "Best of Valenti", the guys discuss the state of college sports and the sellout that's incoming with the expansion of both March Madness and the CFP. Plus, they pose an interesting hypothetical including Myles Garrett and Vlad Guerrero Jr., predict what it would be like if Stafford got traded to the Vikings, and more!

In the best of the Tigers on 97.1 The Ticket this week, Karsch & Anderson, Costa & Jansen with Heather & The Valenti Show talk expectations, break down the roster, and talk about the potential for a Vladimir Guerrero Jr. trade

Stoney and Jansen float the hypothetical of the Lions going after Chase Young this offseason. Plus, Karsch and Anderson think the Lions should do whatever it takes to get Myles Garrett, Valenti and Rico wonder if the interest among other teams in Garrett is concerning for Detroit, and more!

Rico and Riger (in for Valenti) get the show started with their reactions to the 4 Nations Face-Off final last night. They stick with that topic until the second hour, where they shift to discuss Michigan-MSU tonight, wondering if Wolverines fans care about the game. In the second half of the show, the guys do "Who Said It?" and debate what we should get rid of in sports.

Rico and Riger finish the show with an interesting topic on the heels of the Yankees getting rid of their facial hair rule: what else should we get rid of in sports? They take some of your calls and read your ticket texts before being joined by Marc Ryan to finish out the show.

After the Yankees finally nixed their facial hair rule, the guys wonder what else in sports should be changed. Rico thinks we should get rid of the national anthem.

The guys kick off hour 3 with part 2 of the "In Football Today" from earlier. Then, they take some of your calls on Michigan/MSU before doing "Who Said It?" to finish the hour.

David joins to continue the bold offseason moves list from earlier on in the show.

Rico and Riger spend the second hour of the show previewing Michigan-MSU, wondering how much Wolverines fans care about the matchup. They take plenty of your calls and read your ticket texts throughout the hour.

The guys start the second hour breaking down Michigan-MSU tonight, wondering if Wolverines fans care about this game more than winning the Big 10.