Hour 2: The Crew Discusses Purdue's Tournament Struggles and the Suns' Late-Game Collapse, Kyle Dodd Previews the Sun Devils' Offseason, and President Trump Signs an Executive Order Regarding the Army-Navy Game.

Friday, March 20, 2026 | 49:35

The second hour of the program, broadcast live from Twin Peaks in Scottsdale, began with Roc and Manuch providing the latest updates from the NCAA Tournament. The duo had some fun at the expense of Purdue, discussing the Boilermakers' history of early exits and how recent mid-major successes are shifting the landscape of college basketball. The conversation then shifted back to the NBA, where the guys dissected the Phoenix Suns' 101–100 loss to the San Antonio Spurs, specifically focusing on the team blowing another fourth-quarter lead. This led to a debate on the superstardom of Victor Wembanyama following his 34-point performance and where he might eventually land on the all-time list of NBA greats. Later, ASU Sun Devils hoops radio analyst Kyle Dodd joined the Right Toyota Guest Line to break down the tournament bracket. Dodd offered his perspective on the transition from the Pac-12 to the Big 12, the specific qualities needed in the next Sun Devils head coach, and the necessity of retaining key roster pieces like Massamba Diop to remain competitive. The hour wrapped up with news of President Trump signing an Executive Order to ensure the Army-Navy Game remains a standalone broadcast window amid College Football Playoff expansion. Finally, in Football at 50, Roc questioned the massive hype building behind the 2026 NFL Draft class.