Hour 3: Manuch and Jimmy B. Discuss Team Italy’s Upset Over Team USA in the WBC, the End of the Bobby Hurley Era at ASU Basketball, Glenn Clark Analyzes the Rescinded Maxx Crosby Trade, and Mike Adras Evaluates Conference Tournament Stakes.

Wednesday, March 11, 2026 | 49:07

The third and final hour of the program, broadcast live from Venezia’s Pizzeria in Mesa, began with Manuch and Jimmy B. reacting to the shocking results in the World Baseball Classic as Team Italy stunned Team USA with an 8–6 victory, leaving the Americans' quarterfinal hopes in jeopardy. The hosts then shifted their focus to the Arizona State Sun Devils’ season-ending 91–42 loss to Iowa State in the Big 12 Tournament, a defeat that officially closed the door on the Bobby Hurley era in Tempe after 11 seasons. The duo analyzed potential coaching candidates and what the next era of Sun Devil basketball might look like under new leadership. Up next, the crew welcomed former show producer and current Baltimore sports media personality Glenn Clark to the Right Toyota Guest Line to talk about the fallout in Baltimore after the Ravens made the blockbuster decision to rescind their trade for Las Vegas Raiders edge rusher Maxx Crosby due to a failed physical. Later, longtime NAU head coach Mike Adras joined the program to share his perspective on the firing of Bobby Hurley and the volatility of the coaching profession. Coach Adras also highlighted the high stakes of conference tournament season, pointing to teams like Miami (OH)—who finished a perfect 31–0 in the regular season—but still likely need a MAC Tournament title to secure an NCAA Tournament bid. The broadcast concluded with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” a preview of the evening’s sports slate in “What’s on Tap,” and the reveal of the final results from the State 48 Roofing Question of the Day.