Tim Donnelly & Max Goren discuss whether Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Jaccob Slavin was accurately placed in an NHL ranking of the league’s top 20 d-men.
Tim Donnelly & Max Goren discuss Bryce Young being expected to play in this week’s preseason game against Buffalo. How much of the team’s success this season depends on him taking another step, as well as Brad Idzik flourishing in his first year as the offensive play caller?
Tim Donnelly & Max Goren react to reported payments made to college football transfers at various positions. Which positions are making the most money, and are the numbers getting out of hand?
ECU football coach Blake Harrell joins Tim Donnelly on the Hiester Automotive Group Hotline to discuss his upcoming season leading the Pirates. How can they build off of a nine-win season and compete to win the American Conference?
Tim Donnelly & Max Goren react to Carolina Panthers starters being slated to play in the team’s next preseason game. Has Dave Canales learned from previous missteps in his first two preseasons as head coach?
Tim Donnelly & Max Goren welcome on Chris Lea and Pat Welter of WRAL to discuss their experiences at the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio. What were the most apparent takeaways for them watching the first game action of the Carolina Panthers' season?
Tim Donnelly & Dennis Cox discuss how UNC football head coach Bill Belichick still has a lot of competition for starting spots, but will also have to navigate around Stephen Belichick being away from the team on medical leave.
Tim Donnelly and Dennis Cox discuss Duke football starting training camp after winning the ACC Championship in 2025, with head coach Manny Diaz trying to figure out his starting quarterback.
Tim Donnelly & Dennis Cox revisit the Carolina Panthers trading up for the No. 1 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft and selecting Bryce Young, and how the Chicago Bears continue to look better and better after the trade.
Tim Donnelly & Dennis Cox discuss how UNC football head coach Bill Belichick brought in Bobby Petrino to run the North Carolina football offense.