The death of OJ Simpson has sparked a conversation about his impact on American culture, while the Kentucky basketball program continues to search for a new coach, with several high-profile candidates turning down the job. Meanwhile, the NBA draft is just around the corner, and the Masters golf tournament is underway, with Bryson DeChambeau making a strong start. In other news, NC State football is looking to make a push in the ACC, with a talented roster and a relatively easy schedule. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers introduced new head coach Dave Canales and general manager Dan Morgan, who expressed enthusiasm for the team and its young quarterback Bryce Young. Canales emphasized the importance of having a dynamic relationship between the head coach and GM, and praised the Teppers' competitive nature. The team's new leadership aims to bring in players who are passionate about football and willing to inflict pain on their opponents. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers have hired Dave Canales as their new head coach, marking a significant departure from the previous coaching structure. Canales' hiring is seen as a positive move, given his experience working with Dan Morgan, the team's new general manager, and his ability to adjust the system to fit the team's personnel. The Panthers are also looking to build a strong defensive unit, with Ejiro Evero as a potential candidate for defensive coordinator. Meanwhile, NC State is seen as a dark horse in the ACC championship race, thanks to their favorable schedule and strong quarterback play. [... more]

Florida State's attempt to leave the ACC has sparked a legal challenge to the grant of rights, a media deal that runs through 2036. The Seminoles are seeking to break free from the deal, which they claim is below market value. Meanwhile, Panthers quarterback Bryce Young reflects on his team's recent performance, and Wake Forest is playing a game against Presby. David Glenn, a sports analyst, joins the show to discuss the implications of Florida State's decision and the potential consequences for the ACC. [... more]