Kevin opened the show talking about the NFL trades from yesterday and took a guess on what Philadelphia’s thinking is in their part of yesterday’s drama. Steve Buckhantz was Kevin’s guest and it would be easier to list the things they didn’t talk about than those things they did discuss but the conversation included….NFL play-by-play voices, state of sports on local tv newscasts, plane crash trivia, Buck’s opinion on the current Wizards’ broadcast team, and lots more. Kevin had two Sweet 16 “Smell Test” picks also at the end of the show.

Kevin and Thom today discussing what Dan Snyder’s buyout of his team’s minority shareholders means and doesn’t mean. Also, what’s next? Will we get the details of the Beth Wilkenson report or not? How about the competition on this story between the New York Times and Washington Post….Thom’s experienced thoughts on that as well. The boys talked a little Turgeon, Strasburg, and more. Also, Kevin had author Dave Ungrady on the show to talk about an interesting Len Bias project he’s working on.

Kevin had John Ourand/Sports Business Journal on the show to discuss the reports that Dan Snyder will be buying out his minority shareholders and with that, will own 100% of the team. The guys also discussed the new NFL TV deals and more.

Kevin, Thom, and Scott Van Pelt today on the show. Kevin and Thom talked a little NFL, NFC East to start. Kevin recapped Maryland’s NCAA Tournament loss to Alabama last night. Then it was Kevin and Scott off of the Terps’ exit talking about the team and what’s next including a discussion about the future for Mark Turgeon at Maryland.

Cooley and Kevin to start with Cooley’s belated take on Washington’s signing of Curtis Samuel. The boys talked too about Kenny Golladay to the Giants. Tim Murray joined the show to talk Terps with Kevin and the incredible NCAA slate from the weekend. They previewed MD-Bama and had their best picks of for today as well.

Kevin and Thom mixed sports and art on today’s show like few others could pull off. First, Thom gets after fans, media (local and national) for their obsession with Ryan Fitzpatrick and the belief that he may lead WFT to next year’s Super Bowl. Then it was the boys on the Curtis Samuel signing. Their NCAA Tourney Bracket came next and Thom laid his out on canvas like the great impressionist he is. Kevin had a “Smell Test” pick for tonight’s “First 4” too.