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(0:00-1:09) Introduction

(1:10-3:46) Previewing Dia Bell

(3:47-14:11) 5 Star QB Dia Bell joins

(14:12-17:19) Behind the Scenes with Andy & Ari

(17:20-20:21) Whataburger

(20:22-27:34) Dear Andy & Ari - NIL

(27:35-36:02) Ari's Theory on BYU

(36:03-40:29) NCAA Tourney Team

(40:30-48:03) College Football's 2025 Version of John Tonje

(48:04-56:27) Team most likely to take a step back in the SEC

(56:28-1:01:28) Coke, Soda, or Pop?

(1:01:29-1:02:02) Conclusion

As the Round of 64 officially gets underway TODAY, Andy & Ari give you a crossover episode, as we start with an interview with 5 star QB Dia Bell, son of former NBA star Raja Bell. With Dia Bell committed to Texas, Dia Bell discusses expectations in Austin, along with incorporating his game into Steve Sarkisian's offense.

Next, Andy & Ari kick off the mailbag segment with an in depth question on the NIL scene and how the house settlement will affect the overall landscape of the sport.

After that, Ari goes in depth on his theory regarding BYU being a sleeping giant in the world of collegiate athletics.

More questions include...

Who will be the CFB version of John Tonje in 2025?

Which SEC team will take a step back in 2025?

Lastly, we conclude with a discussion on calling it soda, coke, or pop. What do you call it?

Watch us on YouTube, LIVE M-F at 9:30 am et! https://youtube.com/live/Cw3T5nFbBuU

Hosts: Andy Staples, Ari Wasserman

Producer: River Bailey

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