The college football playoff committee has spoken, with 12 teams worthy of playing for the national championship. Oregon is the one seed, and Penn State is the top non-bi-week seed at five. The committee's decision has sparked controversy, with some teams feeling they were unfairly left out, including Miami, which started 9-0 but lost two of its last three games. [... more]

The Miz discusses hosting SummerSlam in Cleveland and his excitement for the event, while also touching on his WWE career and the current state of the company. Coach K joins the show to talk about the Olympics and the US men's basketball team, sharing stories about his time coaching Kobe Bryant and other notable players. [... more]

Duke University's basketball coach, Mike Krzyzewski, was on the verge of being fired in 1983 after a disappointing season, but his determination and resilience ultimately led to his success and cemented his legacy as one of the greatest coaches in college sports history. [... more]

John Feinstein shares the remarkable story of how Coach K's career at Duke almost didn't happen, despite his eventual success and numerous accolades, including five national championships and 13 Final Fours. [... more]

Mike Krzyzewski, Duke University's legendary basketball coach, was on the brink of being fired in 1983, but thanks to the vision of athletic director Tom Butters and the support of his wife, Mickey, he was given a second chance. With a 9-17 record at Army, Krzyzewski was a long shot to become a great coach, but he proved his doubters wrong, leading Duke to five national championships and becoming one of the most successful coaches in college basketball history. [... more]

John Feinstein shares the remarkable story of how Coach K's career almost didn't happen, from his early days as a coach at Army to his first year at Duke, where he faced intense pressure and criticism, but ultimately persevered to become one of the most successful coaches in college basketball history. [... more]

The remarkable story of Coach K's early days at Duke University, where he faced criticism and adversity, but persevered to become one of the greatest college basketball coaches of all time. Meanwhile, in Toledo, Ohio, a local historian uncovers the fascinating stories of famous visitors, including Mark Twain, Wrongway Corrigan, and Harry Houdini, who left their mark on the city's rich history. [... more]

Jay Billis, ESPN college basketball analyst, discusses the upcoming NBA draft, including the top prospects and potential surprises. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen and his guests explore the controversy surrounding the golf tour, with some players defecting to the rival tour for lucrative deals. [... more]

Coach K is advocating for a January start to the college basketball season, citing the Ivy League's decision to push football to the spring and the need for a unified approach. He also suggests restructuring the schedule and potentially moving the NCAA tournament to May. Meanwhile, Sage Surratt, a top wide receiver, has opted out of the college football season, and Wake Forest coach Dave Claussen joins the show to discuss the implications. [... more]