Hour 3: Mike Adras Provides an In-Depth Breakdown of the Randy Bennett Hire at ASU, Sports on Shuffle Analyzes the NCAA’s Lawsuit Against DraftKings and AI Highlight Reels, and Frank Sanders Examines the Cardinals’ Offseason Spending and Draft Strategy.

Monday, March 23, 2026 | 49:10

The final hour of the program, broadcast live from Right Toyota in Scottsdale, began with former NAU head coach Mike Adras joining the Right Toyota Guest Line. Coach Adras provided an expert breakdown of Arizona State’s decision to hire veteran Randy Bennett from St. Mary's as their next head coach. Adras argued that Sun Devil fans should not sleep on the 63-year-old’s hiring, emphasizing that his legendary discipline and unique ability to recruit top-tier international talent—a hallmark of his 25-year tenure with the Gaels—is exactly what ASU needs to become a consistent competitor in the Big 12. Next, the show moved into "Sports on Shuffle," where Roc detailed the NCAA’s federal lawsuit against DraftKings for the unauthorized use of trademarked terms like "March Madness" and "Final Four" on their betting app. The crew also discussed the growing concern of A.I. being used to deceptively alter highlight reels for high school recruits, as well as the fine lines between prediction markets and traditional sports wagering. Later, former Cardinals wide receiver Frank Sanders joined the program via the Right Toyota Guest Line to analyze the Arizona Cardinals' offseason. Sanders evaluated the team's latest veteran acquisitions, including quarterback Gardner Minshew and receiver Kendrick Bourne, and shared his thoughts on how the No. 3 overall pick could be used to fortify the roster following the team's release of Kyler Murray. The show concluded with the Lerner & Rowe "One Call That's All," featuring a playback of Craig Fouhy debating the merits of hiring an experienced coach like Bennett versus a younger "firebrand" like Kenny Dillingham or Molly Miller, leading to one final spirited discussion among the hosts.