Fox Sports Radio Weekends

Brian Noe and Rob Parker discuss widespread corruption within NCAA basketball and how Sean Miller isn’t the only person guilty. Spring Training has arrived and the guys break down the biggest acquisitions of the off-season. Also, they share their thoughts on Lamar Jackson’s draft stock and the future of college basketball after the FBI's shocking investigation.

Mark Willard and Chris Broussard discuss the FBI’s probe into NCAA Basketball and how to fix the sport. They share their thoughts on the future of the “one and done” era and why the development of the G League is crucial to the future of basketball. The Lakers should consider to part ways with Lonzo Ball and the guys share a unique idea for how to re-seed the NBA playoffs. Guests include: Aaron Torres, Eric Pincus, Bucky Brooks.

Steve Hartman and Brady Poppinga react to the latest scandal in college basketball and discuss what is next for Scott Miller and the sport as a whole. The guys debate if this will lead to college athletes being paid and if it that would even solve the problem. The guys also discuss the sexual misconduct case that could force Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban out of the league. Also in the show, the guys look ahead to the NFL Draft and Combine and talk about the debut of Shohei Ohtani.

Andy Furman and Aaron Torres try to decipher what the latest scandal surrounding college basketball means for the sport. The guys also try to decide what is worse, betting on sports or admitting to tanking like Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban admitted to last week. Plus, should the Warriors have taken the opportunity to visit the White House, Andy and Aaron make their case. West Virginia's Bob Huggins joins the show and lets everyone know West Virginia will not be found in any of these college basketball reports.

Anthony and Lincoln weigh in on the latest developments in the College Basketball scandal and how it is impacting the sport. The guys explain why nobody really cares about the scandal and when March Madness comes around we will still watch. Plus, Ant and Linc discuss what the atmosphere will be like for the Arizona Basketball HC Sean Miller in his first game since being caught on an FBI wiretap. And the guys give you their picks for a jam packed Saturday of College Hoops.

Jonas discusses the ongoing scandal in College Basketball and explains why it actually might be a good thing for the future of the sport. Also, Jonas points out why the scandal has not changed his or anyone else’s opinion about March Madness and College Basketball as a whole. Plus, Jonas gives credit to Chiefs HC Andy Reid for retooling the roster with trades of QB Alex Smith and CB Marcus Peters. And Former Notre Dame QB Brady Quinn stops by to talk all things NFL.

RJ Bell and Steve Cofield discuss the latest news out of College Basketball and how it impacts the Vegas odds ahead of March Madness. The guys discuss the impact the entire scandal may have on the entire future of the sport. Plus, RJ and Steve are joined by College Basketball Expert Brad Powers to break down a jam packed Saturday of College Hoops.

Chris Plank and Arnie Spanier react to the actually competitive NBA All Star Game and react to LeBron James’ glowing comments about the city of Los Angeles and speculate what it could mean for the possibility of LeBron joining the Lakers. The guys also look ahead to the NFL Draft and moving offseason and discuss what may happen with a deep QB class and free agency. Plus, Plank tries to defend bringing up NASCAR on Dayton day and the guys try to figure out if Arnie is still the Kiss of Death.

Jonas Knox and Brady Quinn use the NBA All Star break as a chance to look ahead to the NBA Playoffs and give you their way to fix the sometimes boring and unwatchable early rounds. The guys break down what AJ McCarron becoming a free agent means for the former Bengals QB and what ripple effect it will have on other QBs like Kirk Cousins. Also in the show, the guys bring back some of the worst renditions of the Star Spangled Banner, Live Bet Jesus makes his weekly appearance and much more!

Ephraim Salaam and Steven Hartman share their thoughts on the NBA All-Star Weekend, LeBron James speaking out about social issues, the FBI college basketball probe and much more! Plus, Sirius XM NFL Radio host Alex Marvez stops by.

Mark Willard and Rich Ohrnberger explain why NBA All-Star Weekend is for the kids on not for the average fan, why LeBron should continue to speak out on social issues despite what critics think, and the guys look ahead to the possibility of the FBI probe coming down on college basketball before March Madness. All that and much more! Plus appearances by Kurt Helin from ProBasketballTalk, College Hoops Reporter Aaron Torres and Sports Illustrated NBA Insider Jared Zwirling.

There's a new conspiracy theory floating around the NBA, and how do we know that, well because we started it! Dan says Adam Silver is considering the idea of a Top 16 playoff system because he's preparing for a certain free agent move. Mike says we need to stop being picky with our Hall of Fame choices. The crew takes on the Feud in a special, Winter Olympics Edition, do they prevail? Find out on the podcast!

We have drama within the show! Brian Noe calls out Executive Producer, Robert Dozmati for rigging games in Andy Furman's favor. The crew comes to defense of Robert, but we do have a shocking development. Plus, the NBA All-Star weekend is here, but all the talk revolves around things happening off the court. We have a packed show, so tune in to get your fill!

On today's show, we let Ralph host the Scraps and things got weird! Jonas reacts to NBA Commissioner, Adam Silver, saying the league is looking into a Top 16 seed playoff system. Plus, All-Star weekends suck, and so far the NBA is continuing to prove that. You can hear that and plenty more on today's show!

RJ Bell and Steve Cofield look at Michigan State’s shocking comeback win over Northwestern and debate if the Spartans are overrated or underrated. Also the guys play “Cold Cash or Hot Takes” with some of the biggest opinions in sports talk from the busy week. Plus, RJ and Steve also weigh in on the Cleveland Cavaliers and tell you if they actually got better after trading away Isaiah Thomas. And RJ explains why he feels the Philadelphia Eagles are in trouble going forward.