Notre Dame found a winner in head coach Mike Brey, who came over from Duke and now reigns as the school's all-time winningest coach. He and Dave talk about his team, Coach K and his new book about his life.

With all 5 QBs in the 2018 NFL Draft first round now starting, Dave Smith reached out to Draft guru Tony Pauline of DraftAnalyst.com to compare this year's class to what we're watching now.

NBC made a big move by replacing the retiring Johnny Miller with fellow major championship winner Paul Azinger this week. Paul hopped on with Dave to talk about the move as well as the physical miracle Tiger Woods has become.

The new Alliance of American Football is putting together a ton of big name coaching and GM talent, with Hall of Famer Mike Singletary among them. Iron Mike talked to Dave about the new league and the work he's doing to get clean water to Liberia.

If you haven't done some fantasy football research yet, it's time to get started. Dave talks to Pro FB Focus' Dan Clasgens to get his thoughts on the top picks, how to deal with injuries and where to draft Dave's fave Niners QB Jimmy G.

Nobody in MLB history's played for more teams than A's pitcher Edwin Jackson, who's still getting it done for one of the Top 5 teams in baseball. Dave asks him about his favorite career moments and when he'll eventually hang 'em up.

Today's sports business segment with Rick Horrow talks about the advent of legalized gambling, how much money the PGA Championship will bring St. Louis and why the A's can't get a new stadium.

Nomar Garciaparra was ahead of his time at shortstop, turning it into a power position. He's now become a successful broadcaster and talked to Dave about what the Dodgers' chances are in the postseason this year with all the turnover on the roster.

The Diamondbacks maintain a half-game over the Dodgers in the NL West and Zack Godley's 12 wins have had a big part in that. The fourth-year pro's having his best season in the bigs and (very politely) talked to Dave about it on today's show.

Urban Meyer is the biggest story in sports this week and it's because of Brett McMurphy who broke it. Brett joined Dave and dropped another bombshell by saying there was no situation in which Meyer will be able to save his job.

When UAB shut down their program for two years, coach Bill Clark had a decision to make, and he chose to stick around. After the Blazers went to bowl game last year in their comeback season, he's proving he made the right call.

Always love our 30 mins with Chris Landry of LandryFootball.com every week. He and Dave got into it about Le'Veon Bell today, why the Eagles wanna keep Nick Foles around and what Power 5 school will eventually scoop up UAB's Bill Clark.

It's tough not to love former Duke great Jay Williams, even if you're a Carolina fan. He's one of the lead college hoops voices for ESPN and now he's getting into entertainment, teaming up with LeBron to star in a new show on Netflix.

Arkansas has uncharacteristically fallen off in recent years, but they're hoping for a rejuvination with the hire of former SMU coach Chad Morris, who tells Dave that he'll be bringing an up tempo style of play to Fayetteville.

She may win an ESPY tomorrow night for Best Breakout Athlete of 2017, which is when Sloane Stephens shocked the world to win the US Open. She'll look to defend that title a couple months from now. She joined Dave to talk about the upward shift her career has taken these past 12 months.

Shaq was the most physically imposing player in the history of the NBA. Kobe took over games in clutch time and was a sniper when it mattered most. Who would you pick as the best player? Dave and Producer Gerrit have diabolically different opinions and got into it in an explosive segment.

Last night's Home Run Derby was one of the best we've ever seen, and it has a lot to do with the new rules the league has applied to it. Former big leaguer Doug Glanville covers the Cubs these days and saw Chicago's Kyle Schwarber lose to hometown hero Bryce Harper in a thriller.

Shawn Robinson was the Texas HS Player of the Year in 2016, now he's ready to succeed Kenny Hill as the starting signal caller for the Horned Frogs. He and Dave talk about that responsibility and the pressure with having to put up huge points every week to compete in the Big 12.

Every time we talk to Steve Garvey, we always marvel at hos the 10-time All-Star and 1974 MVP isn't in the Hall. Dave asks him about that and looks back at some of the good ole days in the Dodgers dugout with some truly amazing characters.

There are few more recognizable voices in the world of soccer than BeIn's Ray Hudson, who hopped on with Dave to review the World Cup Final, whether the referee got it right on two crucial calls and if Croatia was actually the more deserving side.

Derek Rae is no stranger to World Cups, having been behind the mic for eight of them now in his esteemed career. In this Cup, he's called the England/Sweden, England/Colombia and Russia/Spain games to name just a few. He joined Dave to preview Sunday's final and look back on the best moments of this year's tourney.

Many say Mike Trout is on his way to another MVP this season, but Red Sox teammates Mookie Betts and J.D. Martinez have every but the numbers Trout does. Dave asks Pete Abraham of the Boston Globe if they could split too many votes to allow Trout to win in a walk.

Alabama hasn't officially named their starting QB as of yet, but the choice they have to make could shape the program for several years. Will they choose wisely? Dave asks Chris Landry of LandryFootball.com about that, Jim Harbaugh's make or break year at Michigan and what'll end up happening in the LeSean McCoy saga?

Pudge Rodriguez is a newly minted Hall of Famer, inducted last year in Cooperstown, and for good reason. He's quite possibly the greatest catcher the game's ever seen. But he was playing golf when Dave caught up with him today, and the two got to talk about Pudge's son having just been called up to the bigs earlier this season.

Wherever he's played, Jarvis Landry has set records, whether it was LSU or the Dolphins. Now he's in Cleveland where he tells Dave he plans to help to make the perennial losers into instant playoff contenders.