Duke is the best team in the country and they should probably cancel the entire tournament because no one can compete with them. We talk some more CBB and NFL Free Agency looming (00:00:00-00:28:41). Breaking Moos Drew Dalman retires from the Bears (00:28:41-00:35:33). Hot Seat/Cool Throne talking WBC, PFT and big cat became Kentucky Colonels and more (00:35:33-01:06:28). Matthew and Brady Tkachuk join the show to talk winning the gold medal, Olympics, team camaraderie, E11even and tons more (01:06:28-01:43:49). Seth MacFarlane joins the show to talk about Ted season 2, Family Guy, his creative mind and what Peter Griffin would’ve said about Bad Bunny (01:43:49-02:13:59). We finish with AWL’s submitting their stories about 10 years of listening (02:13:59-02:31:30).
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