Tar Heels Go!, Draft Upside
Stephen A. Smith, Christopher "mad Dog" Russo and Jay Bilas debate whether or not UNC proved they belonged in the tournament. Louis Riddick joins to show to react to Cameron Heyward's comments on Rodgers. Monica McNutt joins Stephen A. to debate whether the Warriors or Clippers has a more impressive win. The crew discusses if the Knicks could be a 1st-round exit. Lastly, the guy's debate whether or not the Cowboys passing up on Cooper Kupp was smart.
Mad Dog tells us what he's mad about this week! Louis Riddick, Stephen A. and Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo debate who has higher upside: Shedeur Sanders or Travis Hunter. Jay Bilas joins the show to give us his final four predictions. Lastly, the guy's debate who's a bigger threat in playoffs: Nuggets or Lakers?
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