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Spring camp talk on the show today... See you top of the hour.

Name a sporting event you've always wanted to go to...

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Honored to get the @ArtButSports treatment! Creator LJ Rader joins the show today to discuss turning his popular social media account into a book

Talking March Madness Money with Matt, next:

Coach Cutcliffe joins the show at 3:30 ET today

The 2026 Finebaum Caller Bracket is Here

Talking brackets, brackets, brackets...

Show underway on this Friday the 13th...

While the SEC Men's Basketball Tournament heats up in Nashville, our show continues on ESPN Radio. Find a link to listen live from the Audio tab on the ESPN app, or click here: espn.com/espnradio/play…

Our plans for this Tuesday. See you top of the hour...

Commissioner Sankey after the Saving College Sports Roundtable: "People are tired of talking about NIL and Lawsuits...what they want is, in a way, what the President spoke of..."

What role does the SEC have in the greater landscape of current college sports? Commissioner Sankey dives in:

@finebaum Greg Sankey tells @finebaum: "Rather than falling on women's sports, because we will have Title IX obligations...that's where the message comes up that maybe some of these men's sports would be threatened." But he says, "there are more opportunities now than ever."

Sankey: "How do we work with colleagues? Can we do that collectively? If we cannot do so, that question (breakaway) starts to generate more interest.... I don’t think anyone on any campus wants the status quo to remain. In our league, by unanimous vote, we can’t go on as we are."

Greg Sankey on @finebaum: "People are tired of talking about name, image and likeness. They’re tired of talking about lawsuits. What they want is, in a way, what the President spoke of: I want to go back to when we focused on the fields, the tracks, the swimming pools -- about the competition. "We need national standards to achieve that objective."

Commissioner Greg Sankey was among the dozens of folks who joined the Presidential Roundtable to Save College Sports last Friday evening...what does he see as the next step?

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey to @finebaum on the Trump roundtable: "I was aware the meeting was going to be public. I was not aware it was going to be broadcast live." Me neither Greg. Me neither.

We're recapping the weekend and talking to @SEC Commish @GregSankey at 4 et about the Roundtable Fri.

We'll have coverage live from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. as we're finally solving college sports today...