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David Pollack joins the show ahead of the NFL Draft! Former college football star and first round pick David Pollack joins us ahead of the NFL Draft. Who does he think the Giants, Jets and Bills should target in Round 1? Plus, a scare for Wemby and the Spurs and some competitive first round series in the NBA Playoffs. And, comedian Anthony Robustiano joins the show ahead of bringing his standup comedy to The Egg in Albany on May 15!

Rory McIlroy Does It Again at Augusta & the NBA Playoffs Are Here! With a second straight win at the Masters, Rory McIlroy joins exclusive company. The resilient victory puts Rory among the sport's all-time greats. Plus, the NBA Playoffs tip off this week with the Play-In Tournament and then 1st Round. How far can the Knicks and Kevin Huerter and the Pistons go? And, local apparel company NOVUS has a new, exciting partnership with Beestera Soccer in the development of young players.

Michigan Crowned, Ending 37-Year Championship Drought The full 180-degree turnaround of the Michigan men's basketball program is complete. In only his second season in Ann Arbor, Dusty May leads the Wolverines to their first title since 1989. Plus, it's Masters week! Scottie Scheffler is the betting favorite to win at Augusta as he goes for a third green jacket. The WNBA Draft is Monday night and a new mock draft has a shakeup at #1 overall. And, this year's Siena-UAlbany men's lacrosse game has special meaning. Great Danes head coach Scott Marr joins the show to talk about his squad and his dear friend, the late Liam Gleason.

Final Four weekend is here in the men's and women's tournaments! Siena has hired its new men's basketball coach, Marquette assistant Nevada Smith. We've got some heavyweight matchups in the Final Four this Friday and Saturday. UConn pulled off the miracle of the NCAA Tournament so far in the men's bracket and the Huskies are now in their third Final Four in the last four years. Throw in the droughts ended by Arizona and Illinois to reach this point, plus a Michigan team that's been dominant all season and it's a big time foursome. Plus, we're into the final two weeks of the NBA's regular season with no team hotter right now than the Spurs. Can San Antonio make a deep run despite playoff inexperience? LeBron James is now the all-time wins leader among players, passing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. What are the best fits for him in free agency if he leaves LA? And, we're one week into the Major League Baseball season. Early reviews on the ABS challenge system and strong starts for the Yankees and Mets.

MLB Season is Here! We're rolling out predictions for the 2026 MLB season; division winners, World Series matchup, MVP & Cy Young winners. Plus, a ton of college basketball news. Gerry McNamara is headed back to Syracuse after taking Siena to the NCAA Tournament and putting a scare into #1 seed Duke. And, we're looking ahead to the Sweet 16 and Elite 8.

March Madness is here and Siena is dancing! We're all over the NCAA Tournament this week with Siena head coach Gerry McNamara joining the show. The Saints are big underdogs to the #1 overall seed Duke. GMac tells us what makes this Siena squad special. Plus, we look for ways for Siena to stay competitive against the Blue Devils with Saints radio analyst Conner Fenlon. And, our First Round upsets, Final Four predictions and National Championship picks!

Siena is Going Dancing & a Show Loaded with Guests! March Madness is here and Siena is back in Big Dance for the first time since 2010! We're breaking down the turnaround led by head coach Gerry McNamara. Plus, Team USA gets a reprieve at the World Baseball Classic, advancing to the elimination stage despite losing to Italy in group play. Former Shen star Jillian Huerter joins the show fresh off her MAAC Tournament MVP performance for the Fairfield Stags. Union hockey head coach Josh Hauge talks with O&M about his team's historic 9-0 postseason win and now a best-of-3 series at Princeton this weekend. And, local paralympian Kelsey O'Driscoll joins us from Milan-Cortina in the middle of her jampacked Winter Games on the slopes.

We're talking with U.S. Women's National Team midfielder Claire Hutton (Bethlehem HS Grad) and Broadway star Matthew Morrison! The World Baseball Classic starts this week. Can Team USA avenge a loss in the championship game the last time the WBC was held 3 years ago? Plus, NFL teams are reshaping rosters ahead of free agency and the draft. U.S. Women's National Team and Bay FC soccer star Claire Hutton joins the show to talk about the SheBelieves Cup and the upcoming World Cup in 2027 and Olympics in 2028. And, actor/singer Matthew Morrison is coming back to Saratoga Springs to perform at UPH before his return to the Broadway stage in April. We're talking with the former Glee star about his one-man show and future run as Bobby Darin in Just In Time.

USA Hockey Wins Gold x 2, Looking Ahead to the World Baseball Classic The most memorable of Team USA's record-setting 14 Gold medals at the Milan-Cortina Games came on the final day of the Olympics. Our takeaways from the U.S. men's hockey win over Canada in overtime. Plus, the World Baseball Classic gets going next week and the ace of Team USA's staff is eyeing only gold. There's a new NFL mock draft out as the scouting combine is underway. Who are the Bills, Giants and Jets targeting in the 1st round? We're chatting with our friends, Sean & Tricia Doyle, about the upcoming fundrasier for their foundation, Jack's Herd. And, Dr. Kyle Flik runs down the biggest injuries in sports right now.

Winter Olympics Reaction and Larry the Cable Guy Joins the Show! Team USA is thriving at these Winter Olympics in Italy. Mikaela Shiffrin wins a historic Gold medal in slalom, Jordan Stolz is the fastest human on ice, Team USA goes for Gold in men's and women's hockey. Plus, Spring Training is underway with full-team workouts and the first games this weekend. Where the new-look Mets and reloaded Yankees stand going into the 2026 season. And, comedian and actor Larry the Cable Guy joins us ahead of his show at the Palace Theatre in Albany on March 1st!

Fresh off his historic Silver Medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics, cross country skier Ben Ogden joins the show. Plus, 2-time Olympic Medalist ski racer Andrew Weibrecht from Lake Placid joins us to break down Lindsey Vonn's comeback and what Team USA athletes are experiencing in Milan and Cortina. We're breaking down Super Bowl LX and the Seahawks' dominating defensive performance. And, Tinney's Tavern on Lake Desolation is bringing back Outhouse Races for a 2nd year on Saturday, February 21. The fundraising event is benefitting two local non-profits.

The Seahawks opened as 4.5 point favorites in Super Bowl LX and have stayed there. Can the Patriots pull off another win over one of the league's best defenses? Plus, big names are on the move at the NBA Trade Deadline. Which deals stand out to us and what do we make of Kevin Huerter going to Detroit? And, the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics are here. American skier Lindsey Vonn's comeback attempt continues despite a torn ACL.

From obscurity to unforgettable: Indiana football captures the first national championship in program history. Is it the greatest turnaround or most unbelievable rise ever? The Giants wasted little time hiring John Harbaugh. Where should the Bills turn after firing Sean McDermott? And, what's taking other teams so long to identify their next head coach? Plus, Conference Championship Sunday: which teams are headed to Super Bowl LX? The Mets continue to make moves to overhaul their roster, the Yankees bring back a big bat and the Dodgers have people calling for competitive balance. And, we're talking with RPI women's hockey player Nina Christof ahead of her trip to the Winter Olympics with Team Germany.

After all the debate over who should be in or out, the College Football Playoff finally kicks off this weekend. Four games in two days. Who's winning? Plus, Week 16 in the NFL after some crushing injuries to key stars last week. Playoff spots and seedings are on the line. The Knicks are the NBA Cup champions. Is that a big deal at all and should New York hang a banner at Madison Square Garden? And, Moriah Formica joins the show! The Shaker grad is on tour with Trans-Siberian Orchestra.

A couple of days into MLB's Winter Meetings and two big free agent pieces are leaving the Mets. How big of a deal are the departures of Pete Alonso and Edwin Diaz? Plus, the College Football Playoff field excludes Notre Dame setting off a firestorm of criticism about the ranking and selection process and speculation about the Fighting Irish's future with the ACC. 44-year old Philip Rivers comes out of retirement to try to help the dire QB situation in Indianapolis. And, our NFL Week 15 picks with critical division games on the schedule.

The sudden loss of Siena Lacrosse head coach Liam Gleason has left his Saints and UAlbany communities heartbroken, while the overall lacrosse world is mourning the 41-year old's passing this week. The second-to-last College Football Playoff rankings are out. Alabama, Notre Dame and Miami are in precarious positions with the Crimson Tide the only of those programs playing on conference championship weekend. Plus, Professional Bull Riding's Velocity Tour defending champion Grayson Cole joins the show ahead of PBR's stop at MVP Arena in Albany. And, two of the stars from NBC's comedy "Stumble" join the show!

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones joins the show, Thanksgiving NFL Tripleheader & Rivalry Weekend in College Football! We're keeping with the podcast's annual tradition of talking with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones ahead of his team hosting the Kansas City Chiefs this year. Plus, it's a long, holiday weekend of NFL games. From a tripleheader on Thursday, standalone game on Black Friday, full slate on Sunday and MNF, we're looking ahead to it all. And, there's a lot to be settled with the College Football Playoff this weekend as some of the sport's biggest rivalries hit the field.

At the beginning of the season, the Chiefs, Ravens and Lions were all popular picks to win the Super Bowl. Today, they'd all miss the playoffs if the regular season ended today. The latest College Football Playoff rankings are out and people are upset about one team's particular spot in the top 12. Does the committee have it right or will they get it right by the time the CFP rolls around? Plus, 5-time New York Times bestseller Shea Serrano joins the show with his new book Expensive Basketball out everywhere right now!

The Giants hit the reset button again at head coach firing Brian Daboll. That makes it six different head coaches for the once-stable franchise since 2016. Where should Big Blue turn next? Plus, Paul Skenes wins the NL Cy Young unanimously. Tarik Skubal takes home his second straight AL Cy Young Award. Who should AL MVP: Aaron Judge or Cal Raleigh? NBA reporter Tim Reynolds, with deep roots in the Capital Region, joins the show to talk about his new book, The Miami Heat: An Illustrated Timeline. And, Tim has a heartfelt surprise for Chris and Ashley. Also, two stars from NBC's new hit comedy The Paper describe what it's like to follow the mockumentary style of The Office.

The Jets hit the reset button in a big way at the NFL trade deadline. Did they make smart moves to deal two defensive stars for draft picks? The first College Football Playoff rankings are out. Did the committee get it right with four more weeks to go? Plus, we just witnessed an all-timer of a World Series. A lot of people are calling it the best in recent memory. Agree or disagree? And, New York Rangers legend Henrik Lundqvist joins the show!