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Michael Holley and Vincent Goodwill dissect the Warriors’ failure to make the playoffs after their loss to the Kings and if this marks the end of their dynasty. Vinnie analyzes the Lakers’ matchup vs the Nuggets.  Holley and Vinnie discuss Giannis’ legacy amidst news that he may miss games in the Bucks’ first round vs the Pacers, the biggest threat to the Celtics, and Michigan Football being under probation.

Michael Holley and Terrika Foster-Brasby look back at Andrew Luck’s retirement and Tom Brady teasing a return to the NFL. Holley and Terrika preview the Nuggets, Lakers and Warriors’ chances in the NBA playoffs and the Play-In tournament. Terrika analyzes why Dawn Staley and the South Carolina Gamecocks are not being covered as much as they should after completing an undefeated season, and she predicts how Caitlin Clark’s rookie season will turn out.

Mike Smith and Michael Holley discuss Matt Rhule’s praise for Bill Belichick, Eagles vs Packers in Brazil, Greg McElroy’s comments on Caleb Williams’ lack of adversity, and Micah Parsons’ baggage.  Kurt Helin joins the show to speak on the rise of Women’s basketball, and Lindsay Harding being considered as head coach of the Charlotte Hornets.

Mike Smith and Michael Holley react to Dawn Staley and South Carolina completing their undefeated season, winning a National Championship. They project how Caitlin Clark will perform in the WNBA and whether UConn or Purdue will win the Men’s Tournament. Holley and Smith discuss John Calipari’s exit from Kentucky to Arkansas, the new-look Texans, and they grade the Bills on their Stefon Diggs trade.

Michael Holley and Mike Smith discuss Raheem Morris’ leadership and the new-look Atlanta Falcons, J.J. McCarthy’s rise in draft stock, and the Bears strategy on choosing their draft picks. Holley and Smith receive breaking news that Stefon Diggs is traded to the Texans. Natalie joins the show to speak on Kevin Durant getting booed in OKC and the praise Kim Mulkey has received since calling out the LA Times for a “sexist” article.

Mike Smith and Michael Holley react to Kim Mulkey and Hailey Van Lith calling out the LA Times for sexism and racism. They also discuss the Washington Post’s profile on Kim Mulkey and LeBron James hinting at retirement.