Jim Nantz of CBS Sports joins the show to discuss the Sweet 16 matchups as he breaks down the favorites and hones in on some of the games this weekend.

Clark Kellogg joins the program to take a look at the Sweet 16 matchups on the heels of his broadcast partner Jim Nantz from the last segment. Kellogg previews the games in his region and looks all around the bracket at the matchups we will see this weekend.

Ian Eagle of CBS Sports joins the show to preview Mizzou’s first game of the tournament Thursday night against Colorado State. Evan has had trouble believing in the Tigers considering their inconsistent play and their struggles away from home. Eagle addresses those concerns and Mizzou’s chances to win their first round game and potentially make a run in this year’s tournament.

SLU senior Chris Ackels joins the show to recap the Billikens’ Atlantic 10 conference championship and to preview the NCAA tournament. Ackels discusses how far this team could go in the region and the potential to make a deep run.

Brian Anderson is doing the play-by-play for SLU’s opening game of the tournament against New Mexico State, and he breaks down the game as well as how far SLU could go in the tournament coming off of their successful season.

Chris Ackels joins the program to discuss the Atlantic 10 tournament as SLU won the regular season conference title and heads into the tournament as the number one seed. Chris discusses the Billikens success and how impressive winning the regular season conference title is for SLU.

SLU head coach Jim Crews joins the program to discuss the Billikens season so far. The team lost in the last game at Xavier, and Crews answers some questions about the loss. Crews also discusses the team’s success so far this season and what they’ve done right since the season began.

Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk joins the show to discuss Ray Lewis’ past that was brought back into the spotlight by Wes Welker’s wife after the Patriots lost to the Ravens in the AFC title game. Florio discusses the appropriateness of Anna Welker’s comments and how that brings people back to what happened after a party before Super Bowl XXXIV in which two people were allegedly murdered.

George Vecsey, author and biographer of the late Stan Musial, joins the program to discuss Musial as a man and as one of the greatest Cardinals and greatest baseball players of all-time.

Tim McCarver joins the show to remember the life and career of the late Stan Musial, who passed away over the weekend. Tim recalls the remarkable talent Stan had and the tremendous person he was off the field as well.

Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk joins the show to discuss how the hoax about Manti Te’o's girlfriend will affect his draft status for the NFL. Florio later gets to the guys already at the pro level as he breaks down the two conference championship games.

Former intern and editor of cardsblog.com Steven E. Hirsch joins the show to discuss the BBWAA not voting any of the alleged steroid users into the Baseball Hall of Fame, and Evan ties it back to Lance Armstrong cheating.

Former NHL coach and general manager Doug MacLean joins the show to discuss the end of the lockout and how the league will move past another lockout. Joe asks about the sentiments in Canada where a poll out of Vancouver suggested that fans were indifferent about the NHL having a season. MacLean weighs in on how much work the league has to do to get back the fans they lost.

Yahoo! Sports Puck Daddy blogger and editor Greg Wyshynski joins the podcast to finally stop talking about the lockout and look forward to a new season. Greg first discusses how the two sides got to a deal and how the players did getting what they wanted out of the new CBA. Later on, the guys finally discuss issues on the ice such as who is most affected by the lockout, who the favorites are, and how the Blues factor in among likely contenders for the Stanley Cup.

Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk joins the show a day early and addresses the injury to Robert Griffin III sustained in the wild card loss to the Seahawks on Sunday. Mike explains the difference between Griffin’s injury compared to Jay Cutler from a couple years ago, and he weighs in on whether or not Griffin should have been pulled sooner. Later on Mike previews the divisional games this weekend, and if he sees any of the wild card winners advancing to championship weekend.

Scott Miller of CBS Sports joins the program to discuss the Hall of Fame vote and whether or not guys like Bonds and Clemens will get in this year or down the line. Miller reveals who he did vote for, and says there is a 50-50 shot nobody gets in this year.

Charles Davis of Fox Sports joins the program to preview tonight’s BCS National Championship game between Notre Dame and Alabama. Charles discusses the SEC dominance in title games, the legitimacy of Notre Dame’s wins and what each team will have to do to win tonight.

Blues GM Doug Armstrong joins the show to discuss the end of the NHL lockout, how the Blues will prepare with a short timetable, where blame should go around for the missed time, and how the fans should feel after the third lockout in 20 years. Armstrong also weighs in on how the schedule might look and how important it is to get off to a good start.

Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk joins the show as he does every Thursday to put a bow on the Rams season as well as discuss Gregg Williams future with the Rams and in the NFL. Evan and Mike discuss potential replacements and whether or not Lovie Smith would even remotely consider working as a coordinator. Ray Lewis has announced he will retire after this season. Florio reacts to the decision and what if any impact it will have on the Ravens making a run at the Super Bowl. To wrap it up, Mike previews the four wild card games with E-Mak coming up this weekend.

Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk joins the show a day later than normal to assess the Rams season so far. Mike also previews the final week of the NFL season, takes a look at coach of the year candidates, and addresses the Tim Tebow saga in New York.

Mike Florio of Pro Football talk joins the show to discuss the Rams as they are now out of the playoff picture and Evan focuses on Steven Jackson’s future. Florio weighs in on where Jackson will land next season and if he’ll land in Canton when his career is over. Florio also discusses other major NFL headlines, including Tim Tebow and what the Jets next move will be to get butts in the seats.

Mike Ditka joins the show to discuss the state of the NFL, who the favorites are approaching the playoffs, and the future of the Rams now that they are out of the playoff picture.

Scott Miller of CBS Sports joins the show to discuss the Josh Hamilton signing as the rich seem to get richer. Miller compares the two Los Angeles teams and how both are in what he calls an “all out arms race” with the big contracts they’re handing out. The Cardinals have also made a couple of moves, and Miller discusses the Wigginton signing and how the Schumaker trade will impact the team.

Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk joins the show to discuss the Rams chances of stopping Adrian Peterson and potentially being in the playoff picture in the season’s final weeks. Also, Mike weighs in on the decision by Paul Tagliabue to vacate the suspensions to the players in the Saints’ Bountygate scandal.