- Rob opened up the show discussing the recent release of Brian Westbrook from the Eagles.  Rob thinks Westbrook is an above average player, but he was injured too much throughout his career.  Rob also gave his thoughts on the latest news involving the NCAA and Michigan football and what the future holds for head coach Rich Rodriguez.

 

- Terps play-by-play announcer Johnny Holliday came on the program to talk about Maryland hoops.  Johnny gave his thoughts on the criticism of Greivis Vasquez and what it was like calling the Cliff Tucker game winning shot Saturday.  Johnny also gave the keys to tonight's game against Clemson.

 

- We went Way Back today and talked to former Terp and National Champ Byron Mouton.  Byron talked about his decision to leave Tulane after his sophomore season and why he chose to play at Maryland.  Byron said that Maryland taught him how to play the game of basketball and become a better person.  Byron talked about accepting his role with the Terps after being a scorer at Tulane.  Byron gave his thoughts on Gary and how he would like to become an assistant coach one day.

 

- Ralph Russo from the AP joined the show to talk the latest headlines in college football.  Ralph gave his thoughts on if it is Urban Meyer's responsibility to prepare Tim Tebow for the NFL.  Ralph also talked about the NCAA violations by Michigan.

 

- For those interested, here is our interns John and Jeanette's top 25 basketball teams.  Keep in mind, both attend Morgan State.  John plays on the team and Jeanette is the team manager:

 

1.  Kansas                                            
2.  Kentucky                                      
3.  Syracuse                                       
4.  Purdue                                      
5.  Georgetown                                  
6.  Villanova                     
7.  Duke                           
8.  Baylor                         
9.  Morgan State              
10.  West Virginia   
11.  Maryland
12.  New Mexico
13.  Kansas State
14.  Michigan State
15.  Tennessee
16.  Butler
17.  Louisville
18.  South Carolina
19.  Texas           
20.  Richmond
21.  Xavier
22.  Gonzaga
23.  Texas A&M
24.  Minnesota
25.  UTEP