Michael Holley, Mike Smith and Vincent Goodwill analyze the NBA Conference Semifinals, and look forward to the Conference Finals matchups including Mavericks vs Timberwolves and Pacers vs Celtics.

Michael Holley and Mike Smith react to a historic set of NBA game 7’s including the Timberwolves’ 20-point comeback over the Nuggets and the Pacers tremendous shooting night against the depleted Knicks. They discuss the Celtics’ expectations heading into the ECF, Kyrie’s new era with the Mavericks, NBA Finals predictions, Bronny James’ draft stock, and the WNBA investigation into the Las Vegas Aces’ sponsorship.

Michael Holley and Terrika Foster-Brasby discuss the Thunder looking as young as they are, Luka Doncic leading the Mavericks, Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese’s WNBA debuts, A’ja Wilson’s dominance and shoe deal with Nike, possibility of Knicks vs Celtics in ECF, Nikola Jokic giving Nuggets commanding 3-2 lead over Minnesota, and Bronny James neglecting nepotism.

Michael Holley and Vincent Goodwill discuss the Thunder’s display of heart in their win over Dallas, the shorthanded Knicks attempt to compete against the Pacers, Nikola Jokic’s place in history, Donovan Mitchell’s future, JJ Redick being on the shortlist for the Lakers’ head coach position, and Jared Goff’s new contract in Detroit.

Michael Holley and Terrika Foster-Brasby discuss Rashee Rice’s legal trouble, the WNBA finally using charter flights soon after Caitlin Clark is seen in an airport with security, Greg Doyel being barred from covering Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever, the Timberwolves going up 2-0 over the Nuggets, Jamal Murray receiving a $100K fine for throwing a heating pad on the court, Rudy Gobert winning his 4th DPOY, Pacers vs Knicks, and Pat Riley’s comments on Jimmy Butler.

Michael Holley and Vincent Goodwill discuss the Knicks’ desire for a championship in New York, Knicks vs Pacers, Timberwolves vs Nuggets, Anthony Edwards’ arrival as a postseason superstar, Jimmy Butler’s trash talk, LeBron James’ instability with coaches, and Tom Brady’s roast.

Michael Holley and Michael Smith discuss the Knicks sending the 76ers home in Game 6, the Pacers keeping up with the Knicks after eliminating the Bucks, and if the Buck’s defeat is reasonable with their stars on the bench. Also, they weigh-in on if the root to the Sixers’ problem Joel Embiid and Pat Beverley’s Game 6 controversies is. They react to Keon Coleman’s hilarious presser interviews, the Steelers potentially using Justin Fields as a kick returner, and the Falcons’ decision to draft...

Michael Holley and Vincent Goodwill discuss Anthony Edwards and the Timberwolves sweeping Kevin Durant and the Suns, the Knicks taking over the 76ers’ arena, the Bucks are trending toward elimination, the Commanders having a great draft, the Giants’ QB situation, and Candace Parker retiring.

Mike Smith and Michael Holley react to the first round of an eventful NFL Draft. They discuss Michael Penix Jr. getting picked by the Falcons, Kirk Cousins being blindsided, Caleb Williams and the Bears offense, Bill Belichick’s criticism of Drake Maye, J.J. McCarthy and Bo Nix being placed in good situations, the Chiefs trading up for the fastest man in the draft, Xavier Worthy, and more.

Mike Smith and Michael Holley discuss Caleb Williams, Luka Doncic’s heroics, Jaden McDaniels breakout performance against the Suns, Pascal Siakam and the Pacers tying their series with the Bucks, Knicks vs 76ers, NBA officiating, Celtics biggest threat in the East, Drake Maye’s landing spots and Reggie Bush’s Heisman being reinstated.

Michael Holley and Mike Smith are pumped up for NFL Draft week! Holley, Smith and Charles Robinson react to Trent Baalke’s infamous fart and they discuss Justin Jefferson, Brandon Aiyuk, and Tee Higgins’ trade value. Charles breaks down the draft stocks of Jayden Daniels, Drake Maye, J.J. McCarthy, Michael Penix Jr., Marvin Harrison Jr., Malik Nabers and more. Mike and Michael discuss Anthony Edwards, James Harden and the Denver Nuggets’ performances in their respective starts to the NBA...

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.

Mike Smith and Michael Holley discuss Rashee Rice’s alleged car crash, DJ Burns Jr., Zach Edey, UConn and the upcoming Men’s Final Four.  They look forward to Angel Reese, Paige Bueckers, Caitlin Clark, and JuJu Watkins playing in their Elite Eight games.

Mike Smith, Michael Holley and Vincent Goodwill discuss NFL continuing it’s Christmas Day takeover and the NBA’s gambling scandal. Natalie joins the show to shed light on how athletes in Women’s March Madness are being covered negatively for cursing and being impassioned.

Mike Smith and Michael Holley discuss the NFL’s kickoff changes, Nick Sirianni saving his job in Philly, and Brandon Aiyuk and Brock Purdy outplaying their rookie deals.

Mike Smith and Michael Holley discuss Kim Mulkey’s Washington Post rant, Shohei Ohtani’s illegal betting scandal, Deion Sanders’ comments on avoiding certain teams in the draft for Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter, Jim Harbaugh saying J.J. McCarthy is the best QB in the NFL Draft this year, Chiefs going for a 3-peat, and the NFL ban of the hip-drop tackle.

Natalie joins Holley and Smith to discuss the reaction to Mike Smith's comment that Justin Fields is the best running quarterback, and they also react to LeBron James naming Stephen Curry and Allen Iverson the most influential NBA players.

Mike Smith and Michael Holley discuss the Jets and Patriots offseason signings, Caleb Williams’ pro day, Marvin Harrison Jr. skips his pro day, and J.J. McCarthy’s draft stock.  Mike Smith shares his experience visiting Howard University.

Mike Smith and Michael Holley react to the Steelers new QB competition between Justin Fields and Russell Wilson, and Kenny Pickett being traded to Philly. They discuss Caleb Williams possibly not being a lock as the number 1 pick, the Malcolm Butler and Bill Belichick beef that was brought to light in the Dynasty documentary, and Aaron Donald’s retirement.