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Harris Rubenstein covers the sports news of the day in the Buzzer Beats, as the South Carolina Gamecocks defeat the UConn Huskies to win the National Championship in the Women's NCAA Tournament. He talks about Tiger Woods being a game-time decision for The Masters later this week and White Sox pitcher Lance Lynn will miss 6-8 weeks. Harris runs through the night in the NBA and if the Lakers will miss the play-in tournament and looks ahead to tonight's National Championship Game between Kansas and North Carolina.

Jasmine Watkins and Nekias Duncan pull back the curtain and take you behind the scenes with a very special edition of "You Late After Dark", featuring all the stuff they talk about with their producers Jared and Brian before and after we finish taping the podcast. In today's episode, we talk about laundromats, John Mayer, bad pick up lines, and if Buffalo got their name from buffalo wings.

Harris Rubenstein covers the sports news of the day in the Buzzer Beats, as the Rams have signed former Seahawks LB Bobby Wagner, the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame class is announced, and Mets ace Jacob deGrom felt tightness in his shoulder. Harris also recaps the night in the NBA as Doc Rivers seemingly throws James Harden under the bus after the Sixers lost to the Pistons, DeMar DeRozan drops 50 in the Bulls win over the Clippers, Giannis drops 44-14-6 in Milwaukee's OT thrilling win over the Brooklyn Nets, and the Hawks top the Cavs. Finally, he looks ahead to tonight's slate in the NBA and the Women's Final Four.

Harris Rubenstein covers the sports news of the day in the Buzzer Beats, as Bruce Arians steps down as Bucs head coach and transitions to a front office consulting role with the team (Todd Bowles is named head coach). Also, the US Men's National Team qualified for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Seton Hall hires Shaheen Holloway as their new head coach after his Cinderella run with Saint Peter's, and the Nationals give up 29 runs in a spring training game. Harris recaps the night in the NBA and looks ahead to tonight's schedule.

Jasmine Watkins and Nekias Duncan talk about what happened last night in the NBA, as Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Bucks outduel Joel Embiid and the Sixers (2:03) and Paul George makes his return for the Clippers (3:27). There's also plenty of shade thrown in Jasmine's direction between some questionable wagers, another bad Lakers loss on national TV, and Detroit getting some love from Nekias. Chaunte'l Powell joins the show in our "Late Slip" conversation to talk the Women's Final Four, why she thinks South Carolina is clearly the team to beat, why she's not concerned with UConn, and why she's a Russell Westbrook stan (6:46). Lastly, in I'm Just Gon' Say It, Jasmine talks about the Bloom City jerseys being fire while Nekias pleads for the Lakers to be removed from national TV (38:52)

Harris Rubenstein covers the sports news of the day in the Buzzer Beats, as the Bucks top the Sixers behind an MVP-level performance by Giannis Antetokounmpo, Browns QB Deshaun Watson could still face league discipline, the NFL changes the overtime rules for the postseason to guarantee each team one possession, Paul George makes his long-awaited return to the LA Clippers, and the Lakers fall out of the play-in tournament after a blowout loss to the Mavericks. Harris covers all of the results from last night in the NBA and looks ahead to Wednesday's action.

Harris Rubenstein covers the sports news of the day in the Buzzer Beats, as the UConn women win a double overtime thriller against NC State to advance to the Final Four of the women's NCAA Tournament. Louisville tops Michigan as well to claim the final Final Four berth, joining South Carolina, Stanford, and the aforementioned Huskies. Albert Pujols joins the St. Louis Cardinals for one final season in the big leagues. Harris also recaps the night in the NBA and looks ahead to Tuesday's slate of games.

Jasmine Watkins and Nekias Duncan talk the slap heard 'round the world as Will Smith took exception to a joke from Chris Rock at The Academy Awards (1:17), as well as the Lakers latest setback as they blow a 23 point lead to the Pelicans (6:52), and a rough weekend for Cinderellas as the clock strikes midnight for Saint Peter's, Miami, and Creighton (9:01). They look ahead to the night in sports in the Buzzer Beats (12:06) and talk about the losses Jasmine took over the weekend as she starts her new side hustle as a degenerate gambler (14:42).

Harris Rubenstein covers the sports news of the day in the Buzzer Beats, as Kansas tops Miami and North Carolina ends the Cinderella run of Saint Peter's to advance to the Final Four. He also updates the latest in the women's NCAA Tournament, the US Men's Soccer Team being on the verge of clinching a World Cup berth, and the night in the NBA. Finally, he looks ahead to tonight's action in the NBA and the Elite Eight of the women's NCAA Tournament as two more teams look to punch their ticket to the Final Four.

Jasmine Watkins and Nekias Duncan talk about Tyreek Hill being traded to the Dolphins and if the movie Draft Day was unrealistic (1:30), if Nekias missed the mark on Devin Booker and the Suns after his 49 point performance (6:09), and Jasmine takes a victory lap after she was right about Gonzaga (8:05). NBA Podcaster and writer Kevin O'Connor from The Ringer joins us in our Late Slip conversation (9:35) as they talk KOC's skills on the guitar and in Call of Duty, as well as the Lakers, NBA Awards Voting, and sports fandom while working in the media. Finally, in I'm Just Gon' Say It, they talk about "Atlanta" and Draymond Green (59:45).