Charles and Mike covered all the bases this week: The good (Michigan and UCLA winning National Championships), the bad (the Lakers losing both Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves), and the ugly (Geno Auriemma’s behavior after UConn’s semifinal loss). Plus, North Carolina hires Michael Malone, Fernando Mendoza will not attend the NFL Draft, and Jo Adell has a day that at least Charles will remember. Jason’s Wormbyte gets us ready for The Masters and highlights the Artemis II mission, while the Dr. Mike Smith Sports Moment of The Week has Mike heading back to the Kentucky Derby!

Is this the maddest March yet? Charles and Mike react to Braylon Mullins' instantly iconic game-winner to send UConn to the Final Four and discuss the NCAA Tournament as a whole. Then they cover all of the news out of the NFL League Meetings - Will we see replacement refs again? Would an 18-game season be too much? Should the Super Bowl always be in Las Vegas? Plus, Tiger Woods steps away from Golf after his latest car accident, the MLB season is underway with the help of some robots, and the NBA Playoffs are approaching. Jason's Wormbyte covers Gary Woodland's inspirational victory at the Houston Open, and the Dr. Mike Smith Sports Moment of the Week features a sublime darts performance.

It’s backwards day on Out of Our League! This week, Jason takes the reins of the show as he and Mike START with an insightful Dr. Mike Smith Sports Moment of the Week, and then discuss the success of the World Baseball Classic, the start of the NCAA Tournament, the latest on NBA expansion, and much more! Then Charles, who couldn’t help but chime in a few times earlier, finally has his own segment! He reviews the latest two books that he’s read: Football by Chuck Klosterman and Every Day Is Sunday by Ken Belson.

Dr. Mike is under the weather this week, so Jason joins Charles as they discuss Bam Adebayo's historic yet controversial 83-point game vs the Wizards. One World Baseball Classic manager doesn't understand the format. NFL Free Agency gets no more bizarre than Maxx Crosby is a Raven and is now back to being a Raider. What's the fallout? Tua, Murray, Willis on the move - what is the best way to build an NFL team these days around your quarterback? New PGA Tour Commissioner Brian Rolapp is taking a big swing to reimagine the future of professional golf. Is there anything really new here? We conclude with the non-sequitur moment of the week...get your running shoes on.

This episode was… paramount. Charles and Mike react to the blockbuster Paramount-Warner Bros. deal and discuss all of the questions that it raises. What’s next in the “Streaming Wars”? How does it impact the future of sports rights? What will it cost the consumer? And so much more. Plus, Jason’s Wormbyte pays tribute to the great Lou Holtz, dives into the F1-Apple partnership, and of course touches on the upcoming World Cup. Then, The Dr. Mike Smith Moment of the Week has Mike feeling pretty “fly.”

Team USA Hockey struck gold twice, defeating Canada in overtime on both the men’s and women’s side. Charles and Mike react to the epic conclusion to the 2026 Winter Olympics, discuss NBC’s production of the games, and what it may mean for the NHL going forward. Plus, it’s NFL Combine week, and the guys have plenty of stories from their trips to Indianapolis. Jason’s Wormbyte covers his experience working with NASCAR, while the Dr. Mike Smith Sports Moment of the Week welcomes an old, now slimmer, friend back into the mix.

It was another busy week in the wide world of sports, and the guys have it all covered! Charles shares his thoughts on the NBA's revamped All-Star game and the league's self-acknowledged regular season issues. Mike tackles the end of the NFLPA report cards and a change coming to MLB broadcasts. While Jason's Wormbyte hits the latest from the Olympics, Anthony Kim's comeback, and the Daytona 500. Plus, the Dr. Mike Smith Sports Moment of the Week is a real laugher!

The Seahawks dominance made Super Bowl LX pretty boring on the field, but how was the overall production? Charles and Mike react to NBC’s broadcast, the brilliance of Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth, Bad Bunny’s much-debated halftime performance, and everything else from the big game. Plus, the Winter Olympics are underway, but they already lost their biggest star. NBA All-Star Weekend is up next, but their biggest stars continue to sit. Then, the Dr. Mike Smith Sports Moment of the Week sees Coach Mike burst into action to save the day.