The 2026 NFL Draft is complete, and Larry breaks down the biggest takeaways—from team strategies and positional trends to surprising historical notes and the story behind this year’s “Mr. Irrelevant.” The show then shifts to college football as spring practice wraps and attention turns toward the fall, featuring a deep dive on the Oregon Ducks with Zac Neel of USA Today. The conversation covers coaching continuity, the development of quarterback Dante Moore, and why Oregon could be a serious playoff contender despite a challenging schedule.

Later, Colin Gay of the Tuscaloosa News and USA Today joins to break down the Alabama Crimson Tide, including Kalen DeBoer’s contract extension, the evolving quarterback battle, and how NIL and the transfer portal are reshaping expectations in Tuscaloosa. The episode also touches on early NHL playoff dominance from Carolina and Colorado, NBA postseason storylines including injuries and standout performances, and wraps with a “Moment of Awe” highlighting a unique piece of MLB history tied to April 27.

The first round of the NFL Draft is in the books—and it delivered plenty of surprises. From unexpected picks to shifting team strategies, Larry Smith and guests break down what stood out most, including the rise of Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza, Ohio State’s dominance, and a few head-scratching decisions that could reshape franchises.

Draft analyst Aryton Ostly joins the show to dive into quarterback development, team fits, and why patience might be the key to success for young signal-callers. Plus, producer Tony weighs in with his biggest takeaways, including standout college programs and players who could define the next era of the league.

On the ice, the Buffalo Sabres are making noise in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Beat reporter Rachel Lenzi breaks down their Game 3 win in Boston, the impact of goaltender Alex Lyon, and what it will take to keep momentum in a heated series.

It’s NFL Draft Day, and SportsIQ dives into the history, quirks, and stakes of one of the league’s biggest nights. From the very first draft in a Chicago hotel room to surprising Hall of Fame picks and forgotten names, Larry brings the kind of trivia that makes you the smartest fan in the room.

Then, a major shift in college basketball: Syracuse turns the page with a new head coach and AD. Beat writer Mike Waters joins the show to break down what Jerry McNamara’s hire means, how NIL is reshaping the program, and whether the Orange can keep pace in a rapidly evolving landscape.

Later, legendary college basketball analyst Mike DeCourcy stops by for a full season wrap-up. From the impact of NIL and the transfer portal to why players are staying in college longer—and what blue blood programs must do to adapt—this is a deep, honest look at where the sport is headed.

The New York Mets are spiraling, and it’s getting worse by the day. Larry Smith is joined by TJ French to break down a 12-game losing streak, questionable roster construction, and whether the damage is already done in April.

Meanwhile, at age 41, LeBron James is putting together one of the most impressive playoff stretches of his career—carrying a depleted Lakers roster to a 2-0 series lead with elite IQ and leadership.

In college sports, Indiana continues to make major moves in both basketball and football. Coach Shannon Griffith joins the show to discuss transfer portal strategy, roster building in the NIL era, and the excitement surrounding a national championship program in Bloomington.

The countdown to the 2026 NFL Draft continues as Walter Cheripensky joins the show for a deeper breakdown of this year’s class. From a thin quarterback group to the hidden value in running backs, receivers, and tight ends on Day 2, the conversation highlights where teams can still find impact players—and why offensive line depth could shape the entire draft.

On the ice, the Stanley Cup Playoffs are already delivering drama. Austin Nivison breaks down Buffalo’s emotional comeback win, Tampa Bay’s early red flags, and why Colorado’s gritty start might actually be a good sign. Plus, which series could flip expectations—and what’s next for Alex Ovechkin as retirement questions loom.

The show also covers major headlines across the NBA, college basketball, and beyond—including coaching changes, transfer portal chaos, and a look at the evolving NIL landscape.

A packed episode with insight, analysis, and playoff intensity across multiple sports.

It’s NFL Draft week, but the buzz isn’t quite there—and Walter Cheripensky explains why. In a deep but top-light class, teams may be forced to make tough decisions, with limited blue-chip talent and fewer first-round grades than usual. We break down potential movers like Dallas, draft strategy, and why next year’s class could be far more loaded.

Before that, the New York Mets are in serious trouble—an 11-game losing streak, struggling pitching, and an offense that just isn’t producing. Is it already slipping away in April?

Around the league, we hit a major NFL trade involving Dexter Lawrence, early NBA and NHL playoff takeaways, and key college basketball transfer portal moves.

Then, one of the most powerful stories in sports: Brenden King joins the show to explain why his team gave back a championship trophy after discovering a scoring error—choosing integrity over victory in a moment that’s now gaining national attention.

Plus, today’s Moment of Awe goes to Jane Hedengren, the BYU freshman who set a new women’s outdoor 5,000m record and already owns multiple distance records just months into her college career.

A full slate of sports, insight, and one unforgettable story.

Spring football is heating up in Columbus, and Ohio State Buckeyes are once again under the microscope. Beat writer Stefan Krajisnik joins the show to break down a massive offseason overhaul, the impact of the transfer portal, and what to expect from a retooled roster chasing a national title. With new coordinators and a blend of youth and experience, the Buckeyes are navigating a new era of college football.

On the hardwood, the NBA Play-In delivers high-stakes drama. Stephen PridGeon-Garner dives into the urgency surrounding teams like the Golden State Warriors and Phoenix Suns, where every possession could shape the future of entire franchises. Plus, a look ahead to the WNBA season as roster shakeups and new money reshape the league.

In Major League Baseball, Mike Trout reminds everyone what he looks like when healthy, delivering a monster series in New York. We also spotlight rising arms, dominant bullpen performances, and early-season storylines worth watching.

Around the NHL, playoff storylines take center stage—from drought-breaking teams to quirky postseason superstitions that define the chase for the Stanley Cup.

Steph Curry adds another chapter to his legendary career, leading the Warriors to a clutch play-in comeback and reminding everyone why he changed the game forever. We break down his impact, the evolving NBA style of play, and what’s next in the postseason picture.

As the NHL playoffs approach, we head to Denver with Colorado Avalanche radio voice Conor McGahey. From President’s Trophy expectations to the dominance of Nathan MacKinnon and the depth across the roster, we dive into why this Avalanche team could make a serious Stanley Cup run.

In Major League Baseball, Chad Bishop joins us to discuss the surprising early success of the Atlanta Braves. Despite injuries and roster changes, Atlanta’s pitching and veteran leadership are setting the tone early in the season.

Plus, quick hitters from around the sports world, including a red-hot start for the Pittsburgh Pirates, breakout performances across the league, and a feel-good “Moment of Awe” that reminds us what sports are really about.