To start the show Huge talks about why certain teams are hated, how lions fans are feeling about Stafford playing well, but effecting Lions Draft possibilities. Huge talks with Anthony Broom From The Wolverine.com, touching on subjects from Harbaughs future to the pros and cons in U of M football and basketball. Conversing about the leaders of U of M Basketball and players who can step up and help the team.The hour starts off with an MSU basketball conversation with Jim Comparoni from SpartanMag, touching on their loss to Northwestern the other night. Covid problems that may have helped cause their loss. Izzo's coaching and how covid has altered their season how MSU basketball is handling roster changes and covid's impact over all. After that Graham Couch from Lansing State Journal. Topics include Injury problems with MSU basketball, and how MSU cant let another Big Ten team, especially Northwestern, beat them in such a fashion. They talk about how they are still ranked, but how this may lead to a draught and how they should adjust for the rest of the season. Following that call, Huge talks about his pole, as a Lions fan are you rooting for Stafford to win, or do you want The Rams to lose to help the Lions Draft possibilities.Huge starts the hour off talking about Stafford, lions fans current relationship with Stafford and The rams. Logan Lamorandier from SI's AllLions hops on the show talk about Stafford maybe winning a playoff game and how Lions fans are letting their fandom for Stafford get over the Lions best interests. They also touch upon Harbaugh's status at U of M for the coming future. Following Anthony Bellino from X's and Bros, They touch upon U of M basketball and how they have lost many key players to the NBA lately. Anthony makes points about how U of M basketball has a problem in the transition and movement on the court. They continue to speak upon the rest of season and the tone U of M should set. Huge finishes the show with his prediction on the Rams- Cardinals Game tonight. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.