After Further Review

Vince chats with NFL pundit Josh about some star players who the Packers could aquire this offseason. Josh also uses his combine expertise to make some early picks for the NFL draft.

With Vince working the women's basketball game and Luke in the middle of an exam, guest hosts Aniruddh Nambudiri and Johnny Raider talk all things NFL offseason. Also, Vince calls into the show with a discussion behind the ethics of giving trivia answers over the phone.

Vince and Luke, alongside guest hosts Jackson and Spencer, brainstorm some ideas for improving All-Star weekend. The quartet also rank the best hypothetical 1v1 NBA matchups and play a modified edition of TNT's "Who He Play For" with athletes across the entire sports spectrum.

Luke triumphantly celebrates his Eagles' Super Bowl win while Vince shares some of Hubie Brown's most legendary stories. The pair round out the show by handing out some bizarre NFL awards.

Luke and Vince unveil the result of their unofficial investigation into why the Mavericks would trade Luka. The two also debate what the De'Aaron Fox trade means for San Antonio's future and make their official Super Bowl picks.

With Vince and Luke at the Wisconsin women's basketball game, the WSUM Sports crew steps in to take the reigns. The first half is hosted by guest hosts Joey Bonadonna, Anthony Winker and Jack Borock who debate Badger sports and argue with Vince over the phone about whether calling in counts as appearing on the show. The second half sees Morgan Feller and Matt Kane go over the worst sports moments...

Vince and Luke talk playoffs before going over the best (and worst) of their winter break. The pair also share some not-so-heartfelt remembrances of the now-eliminated NFL playoff teams

With Evan back in New York, Vince attacks guest host Luke Seruma over his controversial cinematic beliefs. The two then rank the most fun NBA players to watch and discuss the best and worst parts of The Ringer's Top 100 NBA Players rankings.

In honor of Evan's second-last show, the two reminisce on the semester by handing out some prestigious awards that include "best new show addition," "funniest moment" and "worst guest take."

Vince guides guest hosts Kian, Ray, Lexi, Aniruddh, Matthew, Joe and Luke through some important non-sports topics including "how many alarms should you have on your phone," "should you say 'bless you' after every sneeze," and "is Cars 2 a good movie." Also, some trivia games and another edition of Wild Moments in Sports History. Cars 2 is not a good movie.  0:00:00: Intro 0:01:38: (mostly) non-sp...

Vince begrudgingly credits one of his least favorite people in sports, Evan extinguishes any last Jets hope, and the two debate the importance of the upcoming Battle for the Axe.

Vince debates the importance of Wisconsin Football's last two games, Evan outlines the difficult decisions CFB voters will face come playoffs and the two hand out grades for the early NBA season.

Vince, Evan and guest host Matthew spend expended time handing out awards for both the men's and women's basketball teams in Madison. The group then reveals some of their biggest sports fears before exchanging crazy sports stories for the first time this semester.

Vince and Evan weather early technical difficulties to receive words of wisdom from Great Aunt Judy. The duo then play the "fill in the blank" game with the NFL and pick out their favorite moments from the MLB season.

With the MLB season officially in the rearview mirror, Vince Hesprich joins Pete Sellwood and Jack Anderson to grade the season as a whole. Also, a look at the Brewers' offseason plans, predictions on where the big free agent stars could wins up, and some unusual awards.

Vince takes WSUM mainstays Kian Murphy and Owen Cadwell on a sports-centered trivia journey across Minnesota to determine which of the two can earn the title of most Minnesota. Some conversational pitstops include why the Mall of America is the worst building in the country, why US Bank Stadium is a bird-wrecking machine and why losing Karl-Anthony Towns was akin to losing a relative. 

Vince and Evan, along with trainees Jed, Nathan and Sam, provide thoughts on analysis on an especially wild week of sports before the quintet overreacts to the NBA season and takes turns discussing the scariest (non-injury) thing an athlete could see mid-game.

Vince and guest host Luke apply their knowledge of US Presidents to the world of sports by making the best and worst basketball lineups made fully from Commander in Chiefs. The two also work together to assemble an NFL offense out the leaders of the free world and discuss the historical lunacy behind the country's most fabled political position.

Vince and guest host Jadius McGhee talk all things NBA including predictions, hot takes, storylines and, of course, the Milwaukee Bucks. 0:00: Intro 1:44: Standings predictions 11:48: Hot Take Arbitration 22:04: Award Predictions 45:49: NBA Storylines draft 56:46: Milwaukee Bucks preview

Vince and Evan dissect Oregan's shaky number one ranking and review a polarizing week of Badger sports. Also, the pair makes some NBA picks and play Hot Take Arbitration with the World Series.

Vince gives his preferred basketball lineup of U.S. presidents, and Evan recommends a lineup change for the Jets before the two talk Badger Sports with guest host Amellia. The crew also discusses the biggest surprises of the young NFL season and determines exactly how alarmed some NFL teams' fan bases should be feeling.

Vince desperately defends his Brewers fandom and Evan recaps a wild week of college football. The two also study the anatomy of heartbreaking losses play the "real or fake" game with current sports statistics. 

Vince, Evan and guest host Johnny outline the best and worst NFL losses of the week. The crew also play bold prediction arbitration with the MLB playoffs and draft the best possible NFL team out of the league's finest position groups.

Vince and guest host Aniruddh celebrate the Milwaukee Brewers' regular season by ranking the team's top ten most important figures. The two also provide their preferred lineup and pitching rotation for Milwaukee's upcoming playoff run.