The Voice of America, Kevin Harlan was in for his weekly segment during an abbreviated final hour before we got out for Sweet 16 coverage. Have a great weekend! 

The Two Minute Drill made stops in Memphis, Seattle, St. Louis, and Cincinnati to get all stories going on there. Then we talked more about the NCAA Tournament. 

Danny Clinkscale was in for his weekly segment during hour two. Early on in the segment we went to Jerome Tang's presser and heard a few questions for him, then we came back and Danny gave his thoughts on K-State's run to the Sweet 16 as well as the first weekend exits by Missouri and Kansas. 

The Program opened Friday's show talking about K-State's classic victory over Michigan St. in last night's Sweet 16 as well as how they stack up against Florida Atlantic. Then we took some calls. Then we spent more time talking about Nowell's performance in the Sweet 16. 

Jeff Passan was on for an abbreviated final hour on Thursday, as we had to get out for the Sweet 16. Passan gave his thoughts on the World Baseball Classic and the Royals as Spring Training nears an end. 

Kansas City Star Columnist Blair Kerkhoff joined is in hour three for his weekly visit. Blair had all sorts of thoughts on the K-State Wildcats as well as the rest of the Sweet 16. 

Pete Enich and Todd Leabo joined us during hour two for our first round of Stump the Chumps in nearly a  month. Then we visited the odd side of the news during Around the World with Adam. 

The Program opened Thursday's show talking about the National Championship odds among the remaining teams in the Men's NCAA Tournament. Then we spoke with Sporting KC Manager and Sporting Director Peter Vermes to get an update on the team in the early portion of the season. Then we reacted to our conversation with Peter. 

We heard from Jerome Tang and Markquis Nowell during Need to Know. Then we talked with Tim Fitzgerald of Go Power Cat. Then we gave you The Kicker on the way out. 

Todd Leabo was in for his weekly segment in hour three. We started things off with a round of Program Feud. Then we heard from Tom Izzo and Jerome Tang during Leabo Soundzzz, and then Todd gave his thoughts on K-State's game against Michigan St. during Todd Talks. 

Amelia Probst of Pro Football Focus joined us in hour two talk about her article on how much each team has gone forward or backward during NFL free agency. Then we talked about the Chiefs and followed things up talking about the World Baseball Classic. 

The Program opened Wednesday's show talking about the breaking news of Mecole Hardman signing with the Jets. Then we took calls and talked about the Chiefs options at wide receiver. Then we talked briefly about last night's World Baseball Classic championship game. 

We heard from Rick Pitino and Andrew Wylie during Need to Know. Then Gary Parrish of CBS Sports joined us to talk about everything college basketball. Then we gave you The Kicker on the way out. 

The Godfather of Kansas City Sports, Frank Boal, was in for his weekly visit during hour three. He and Soren talked about all the local sports stories. Then they played a round of Frank Opinions and Frank quizzed Soren on current events during What in the World, Soren? 

David Lesky of Inside the Crown joined us for his weekly segment during hour two. He talked about the World Baseball Classic and the Royals as they wind down Spring Training. 

The Program opened Tuesday's show talking about the hiring of Rick Pitino by St. John's and the hypocrisy of college athletics. Then we took calls on topics ranging from Otis Taylor to Mizzou Basketball. 

We heard from Jerome Tang and Tom Izzo during Need to Know. Then Soren visited with Wyatt Thompson, the Voice of the Sweet 16 bound K-State Wildcats. Then we gave you The Kicker on the way out. 

The Two Minute Drill made stops in New York, Los Angeles, and Dallas to get the story on everything going on in those markets. Then we talked about the NCAA Tournament, Eric Musselman, and which coaches have achieved the most so far this year. 

Kansas City Star Columnist Sam McDowell was in Des Moines this past weekend and he joined us Monday afternoon to break down KU's loss to Arkansas and whether or not Bill Self being absent made a difference. He also talked about K-State's win over Kentucky to advance to the Sweet 16. 

The Program opened Monday's show talking about K-State's victory over Kentucky to send them to the Sweet 16. We also touched briefly on the losses of Kansas and Missouri, then we took calls on topics ranging from the Chiefs to college basketball. 

We updated you on NCAA Tournament scores and some Chiefs acquisitions during Need to Know. Then we were treated to two segments with The Voice of America, Kevin Harlan, who talked about all of the Tourney action thus far. 

The Two Minute Drill made stops in Milwaukee, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Houston to talk about everything going on in those towns. Then Soren and Kurtis gave updates on the NCAA Tournament, including a record for futility that Iowa St. was trying to avoid. 

Kansas City Star Columnist Blair Kerkhoff was in for a special Friday visit. He gave his thoughts on Missouri and KU's performances yesterday and their expectations for the weekend, he also talked about K-State's game coming up Friday night against Montana St. 

The Program opened Friday's show talking about Thursday's tournament action as well as some of Friday's early games. We got into KU and whether or not Bill Self will return to the sidelines for their second round game. Then we talked about Mizzou now that they have expectations of moving on against a 15 seed. Then we took a call from an optimistic Missouri fan. 

The Program had a short show on Thursday following KU's win over Howard, We broke down that game as well as Missouri's win over Utah St. Then we learned that Missouri would be taking on Providence after their upset of Arizona. Then we heard from Norm Roberts, Dennis Gates, and the Chiefs' newest additions. 

We heard from Norm Roberts, Howard Coach Kenny Blakeney, and Dennis Gates for Need to Know. After that we talked with Seth Keysor to discuss the Chiefs offseason acquisitions. Then we finished things off with The Kicker. 

Fat Jack joined us in hour three for a special NCAA Tournament edition of Program Picks. Then we talked a little NFL and then Soren talked with Scott Garrard, the play-by-play voice of Utah St. to preview their game against Missouri. 

Todd Leabo joined us for a game of Program Feud. Then we heard from Norm Roberts and Dennis Gates during Leabo Soundzzz. After that we talked NFL  free agency. 

The Program opened Wednesday's show talking about the latest news in NFL free agency. Then Soren was joined by Chad Ricardo, the Voice of the Howard Bison. who previewed their upcoming game against the Jayhawks. Then we reacted to our talk with Chad. 

We gave you what you need to know to start the final hour of the show. Then we were joined by Gary Parrish of CBS Sports who gave us his thoughts on the NCAA Tournament. Then we gave you The Kicker on the way out. 

The Godfather of Kansas City Sports, Frank Boal, was in for his weekly spot during hour three on Tuesday. He talked about the NCAA Tournament and the Chiefs. Then he and Soren faced off in a round of Frank Opinions. Then he quizzed Soren on current events during What in the World, Soren? 

Danny Clinkscale is traveling at the end of this week so he joined us for a special Tuesday edition of Danny Unleashed. Then we were joined by KU's National Championship hero Mario Chalmers courtesy of Bet Online. 

The Program opened Tuesday's show talking about our expectations for the local teams in the NCAA Tournament. Then we took some calls on topics ranging from NFL free agency to the Tournament. Then we were joined by Keaton Gillogly, the voice of Montana St. Basketball, to preview the Bobcats' game against K-State. 

We heard from Ryan Green in Jacksonville, the NCAA Selection Committee Chair Chris Reynolds, Norm Roberts, Jerome Tang, and Dennis Gates during Need to Know. Then Soren talked with David Lesky about the Royals. Then we finished things off with The Kicker. 

Monday's Two Minute Drill made stops in Charlotte, Chicago, Miami, and Vegas to talk about all the developments in those towns, mainly surrounding NFL free agency. Then we talked about the Chiefs' latest additions and gave our thoughts on coaches with a lot to prove in the upcoming Big Dance. 

Kansas City Star Columnist Sam McDowell was in for his weekly segment during hour two. He talked about the latest developments in Chiefs free agency and then gave his thoughts on the seeding in the NCAA Tournament. 

The Program opened Monday's show talking about the NFL stealing the limelight from the NCAA during free agency as various moves have eclipsed talk about the NCAA Tournament. We also talked about the Chiefs new tackle acquisition and gave our thoughts on The Big Dance. 

Kansas City Star Columnist Blair Kerkhoff joined us in the final segment of an abbreviated Program. He gave his thoughts on the three local teams in their respective conference tournaments. 

Danny Clinkscale was unleashed as he usually is for his weekly segment each Friday. He talked college basketball as well as some NFL offseason. 

The Program opened Friday's show talking about all the college basketball action going on this weekend, and Kurtis brought up a stat about K-State's turnover issues that might hurt them in The Big Dance. Then we talked about the great Otis Taylor, who passed today. 

The Program opened a very abbreviated Thursday show by talking about KU's  win over West Virginia in the Big 12 Tournament. We also talked about the health situation surrounding Bill Self. Then, during Need to Know, we heard from Norm Roberts, T.J. Otzelberger, Scott Drew, and Bob Huggins. After that Soren talked to the play-by-play voice of Iowa State, John Walters, to preview KU's game tomorrow against the Cyclones. Then we close the show with Drew King of Power Mizzou, who previewed Mizzou's SEC quarterfinal against Tennessee. 

Eric Eager of Sumer Sports was in during the fourth hour of Wednesday's show. He talked about all of the developments surrounding the Chiefs this offseason. Then we heard from Brett Yormark and Jim Boeheim during The Kicker. 

Todd Leabo was in for hour three. We started the segment playing a round of Program Feud. Then we heard from Bill Self and Jerome Tang during Leabo Soundzzz. 

The Voice of the Jayhawks Brian Hanni joined us in hour two. He talked about the Jayhawks as they gear up for the Big 12 Tournament and looked forward to the NCAA Tournament as well. 

The Program was live from the Power and Light District Wednesday as the Big 12 Tournament is set to get underway. We opened the show talking about the upcoming conference tournament and then we got into some Chiefs talk and what things might look like between the team and Chris Jones. Then we took listener calls.  

We recapped the day in NFL contracts and franchise tags, plus we heard from Brett Yormark and Peter Vermes during Need to Know. Then Soren visited with Gary Parrish to talk about everything college basketball. Then we gave you The Kicker on the way out. 

The Godfather of Kansas City Sports, Frank Boal, joined us in hour three for his weekly segment. He talked about the Chiefs and the rest of the NFL as the salary cap deadline has come and gone. The he and Soren went head-to-head in a battle of Frank Opinions. Then he quizzed Soren on current events during What in the World, Soren? 

David Lesky of Inside the Crown joined us during hour two to talk about the Royals, who are red hot during Spring Training. Then we talked about some of the latest NFL contract stories. 

The Program opened Tuesday's show talking about the changes with the Chiefs as free agency looms. Then we took your calls. Then we had a conversation with Tommy Muck and Josh Lammon of the Kansas City Mavericks who talked about their stretch run as they try to make a push for the playoffs. 

We talked about everything going on with the Chiefs offseason, plus we heard from Herm Edwards and Dan Orlovsky during Need to Know, then Soren spoke with Dan Van Natta Jr. about a potential case of fraud with the Washington Commanders, then we we reacted to the Van Natta Jr. interview for The Kicker.