The Herd with Colin Cowherd

John discusses Abdul Carter and how he looks like a stud who should have an immediate impact in the NFL and how he is the type of player with his skillset that would high in the draft no matter what year it is. Next, John talks about Ashton Jeanty not running at his Pro Day and if it's the right decision or not. Later, he dives into the Lebron-Stephen A feud and why things like this don't happen very often in the NFL. Next, John has his latest edition of "Fugazi Friday."  Lastly, John answers your questions during this episode's mailbag segment. 5:51 - Abdul Carter is legit 21:58 - Lebron-Stephen A. 29:09 - Fugazi Friday 40:21 - Mailbag Follow John on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube for the latest. Check out Gametime - the fastest growing ticketing app in the US, and the official ticketing app of 3 & Out and GoLow -  for tickets to all of your favorite NFL, NBA, NHL, NCAA teams. Concert and comedy show tickets, too. Go to Gametime now to create an account, download the app and use code JOHN for $20 off your first purchase. #Volume #HerdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brandon Moreno MAKES HIS RETURN to the Daniel Cormier Check-In, ahead of a MASSIVE FIGHT against Steve Erceg to get back to championship contention! The Assassin Baby goes through his losses to Alexandre Pantoja and Brandon Royval, and what changed for him in the win over the extremely skilled Amir Albazi. Plus, Brandon talks about how much he hates weight cuts, and why that's been one of the toughest challenges for him leading up to fights. Moreno also talks to DC about getting back to the top of the division, Mexican food, getting his first UFC win in Mexico, and much more! #Volume #HerdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The hosts argue that MLB boasts the most thrilling opening of any sport. They dive into a hilarious hypothetical showdown between LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith. Listeners are taken on a nostalgic journey, celebrating favorite crazy baseball players like Canseco and Dykstra. With plenty of humorous anecdotes, they reflect on cherished childhood memories tied to opening day. The discussion even touches on quirky wellness trends and the challenges of tech issues in baseball. Get ready for laughs and heartfelt moments!

Dive into the nostalgia of baseball as hosts celebrate memorable players and outrageous antics. Who's the craziest: Canseco or Dykstra? Listeners enjoy lively calls and anecdotes that evoke childhood memories of the game. From Mets mania to hilarious stories about baseball's quirkiest characters, the fun keeps rolling. Plus, the conversation takes a meaningful turn, addressing societal issues while managing to keep the vibe light and entertaining.

Baseball's opening day is celebrated as a unique thrill, filled with nostalgia and excitement that rivals other sports. A humorous debate unfolds about a hypothetical matchup between Stephen A. Smith and LeBron James, showcasing playful banter. The conversation dives into the dark history of Yazoo clay, revealing shocking injustices. Personal stories about favorite players enhance the connection to the sport, while reflections on parenting a transgender child highlight important societal issues.

March Madness is in full swing as the Sweet 16 kicks off! Experts dissect betting strategies and highlight the latest trends affecting elite college basketball programs. Discussions include critical matchups involving teams like Duke and Kentucky, along with insights into the evolving dynamics of sports and betting due to transfer portals and NIL. Excitement builds for an upcoming live event in Chicago, connecting fans and bettors alike, while making predictions on what the playoffs may hold for standout teams.

Mick Cronin, the head coach of the UCLA Bruins men's basketball team, joins the conversation to share insights on recruiting the young standout Cooper Flagg, recognizing his potential at just 14 years old. He emphasizes the evolving dynamics of college basketball and the challenges of recruitment amidst the transfer portal. Colin also reflects on the Lakers' postseason aspirations and analyzes the significance of college programs in shaping future NBA stars, highlighting the thrilling matchups in the NCAA tournament.

Rachel Nichols, a seasoned Fox Sports NBA analyst, dives into the overlooked issue plaguing the NBA. She explores whether the league overreacted to Kevin Durant's move to the Warriors, sparking a fascinating discussion about team dynamics and player decisions. Their conversation touches on the implications for younger teams like the Thunder and the ongoing debate around age limits for entering the league. Nichols also sheds light on the relationship between college basketball and the NBA's evolution, making for an insightful insight into the game's landscape.

Colin discusses LeBron's thrilling game-winning tip-in for the Lakers, emphasizing the team's postseason focus. He also reflects on the return of the NCAA Tournament and rising star Cooper Flagg's impact. The podcast delves into the Lakers' challenges as they push for playoffs while exploring LeBron's performance and the evolving landscape of player development in the NBA. Additionally, it touches on humorous group texts and the excitement of MLB's opening day, alongside insights on NFL draft prospects and coaching expectations.

UCLA head coach Mick Cronin joins to share insights on recruiting rising star Cooper Flagg, revealing how he recognized Flagg's special talent at just 14. They discuss the evolving landscape of college basketball, focusing on the impact of transfers and NIL deals. Cronin emphasizes the importance of extensive experience and strategic decisions in the tournament. The conversation also highlights the thrill of March Madness, with a keen analysis of upcoming matchups and the potential surprises from underdog teams.