Jason & Kirk discussed Caitlin Clark being named Time Magazine's Athlete of The Year. The guys had no issue with it & understood why Time named Caitlin. The guys saw the cover and continued their lives without batting an eye, not thinking it was a problem. The guys react to, and have more of an issue with, the comments from many folks including conservative commentator Megyn Kelly & Washington Mystics owner Sheila Johnson. The guys end the show discussing the hiring of former NFL quarterback Michael Vick as he has been named the new head football coach at Norfolk State University.

Brandon Copeland - CEO Athletes.org; Former NFL Linebacker

Brandon joins us to talk about Athletes.org, a player association for college athletes. At only 14 months old, Athletes.org has signed over 3,800 athletes. In this new financial era in college sports, Brandon talks about the importance of teaching financial literacy to these young athletes. The association provides athletes with free on-demand support for decisions made in their lives and maximizing their income. Brandon is a Wharton graduate and teaches a financial literacy course at Penn. He can also be seen in the Netflix series 'Buy My House'. Brandon also provides an overview of a class action suit, 'The House v NCAA settlement motion for approval'.

Jason & Kirk discussed Florida International University hiring Willie Simons as their next head football coach. This is a great hire and is a win for the university. Willie has had success in the state of Florida and as Jason points out, every NFL team has at least one player that has played high school football in Florida. The resume speaks for Willie Simmons. He is the right guy for the job. The show wraps with a chat on the comments from Grambling Women's Basketball Head Coach Courtney Simmons saying SWAC teams getting blown out by power schools, like her squad's loss to LSU recently, is damaging to the confidence of SWAC players. Jason & Kirk disagree fundamentally in that mid- majors have to take hits to get money for their schools to survive. Kirk points out his memories of being a mid-major playing against blue-chip schools.

Eddie George - Head Football Coach Tennessee State University; Former NFL Running Back

Eddie joins the show and discusses his 4th season at TSU, and they progress that has been made. The program has come a long way. Eddie talks about the struggles at the beginning and how he got to this point on his head coaching journey. TSU lost in the 1st round of the NCAA FCS playoffs last week. It was the first time in 11 seasons and the 7th time in program history that they reached the national playoffs. Eddie led the Tigers to a 9-4 record and has been named conference coach of the year. Eddie is also this year's runner-up for Eddie Robinson FCS Coach of The Year. Eddie breaks down his resume in and out of football which prepared him for his current situation. Being called coach now is a calling, not a title.

Jason & Kirk discuss an ex-employee of the Phoenix Suns suing the franchise for racial discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination & harassment. The lawsuit also alleges financial misconduct, sexual misconduct, and discrimination by current & former team executives. The discussion turns to LaMelo Ball being fined $100,000 for using a slur during a postgame interview. That discussion leads to what is appropriate and inappropriate between players & the media. The show ends with a chat about Deion Sanders' future and whether he will come to the NFL as a head coach next season.