Kevin and Thom today on the news Adam Schefter broke this morning that local businessman and billionaire Mitchell Rales has joined the Josh Harris bid to buy the Washington Commanders. More Lamar Jackson talk along with Boeheim, Kyle Kuzma, and the latest on Thom’s fractured foot as well. Also, Thom’s final karaoke performance was delivered in front of a packed house of spring-breaking co-eds. You’ll hear it.

Kevin opened today’s show with more suggestions from around the league that Lamar Jackson to Washington makes sense. Is the sale process slowing down? Kevin with thoughts on that. Two guests on the show including Nick Akridge/Pro Football Focus talking quarterbacks including but not limited to Daniel Jones, Jackson, Derek Carr, Matt Ryan to Washington, Andy Dalton, Jacoby Brissett, Anthony Richardson, and plenty on the Indy Combine. Patrick Stevens/NCAA Bracketologist jumped on to talk Terps, Hoyas, UVA, and the upcoming unveiling of the Field of 68.

Kevin and Thom today on the big guy’s fractured foot. Also, if you wanted it, Washington has no chance now of drafting Anthony Richardson at 16 after the athletic show the Florida quarterback put on at the Indy Combine over the weekend. The boys talked the latest on the possible Commanders’ sale. Also, Thom’s column, Ovechkin, the Terps, Wizards, and more.

Kevin is away for a few days but recorded a few interviews for today and Monday. Walt Williams joins Kevin today to talk some Maryland hoops but mostly about, Walt Williams. He’s a local legend and a significant figure in the history of Maryland Basketball. He holds ACC records for average points per conference game and nobody has ever matched or exceeded his 8 straight 30+-point game streak. Was he ever tempted to transfer when Maryland was slapped with near death-penalty probation? He answered that. Walt’s NBA career included being on the same team with Charles Barkley and Hakeem Olajuwan. He talked about playing with both and the night Barkley’s career ended. Why did he wear his socks up to his knees? All this and more with Walt “The Wizard” Williams.

Kevin and Thom today w/sandwich talk to start which included reviews of the Monte Cristo, Croque Monsieur, and Hot Brown. The boys reviewed the NFLPA “Report Card” on the Washington Commanders and answered whether or not any real damage was done by it. Kevin recapped the Terps’ loss at Ohio State and the guys talked about whether or not anyone will ever match or exceed Wilt Chamberlin’s 100-point single-game record set 61 yrs ago today.

Kevin opened with a tweet and a hunch. The hunch is about Taylor Heinicke’s future in Washington. Ben Standig/The Athletic jumped on to talk FOOTBALL and just FOOTBALL from the Indy Combine. After that, Howard Gutman joined Kevin to talk SNYDER and just SNYDER. Howard weighs in on the Don Van Natta story.