Not-So Ball Knowers: Should #victorwembanyama Get Special Treatment?

Not-So Ball Knowers: Caitlin Clark, Spurs Delusion, and Tennessee Football (Feat. Dargan Southard)

Jonathan is joined by sports reporter at the Des Moines Register, Dargan Southard, to discuss Caitlin Clark, Tennessee football expectations, NBA playoff reactions, and more. * Dargan reflects on covering Caitlin Clark’s rise at Iowa, describing sold-out road games, massive media attention, and how she became the most recognizable star in women’s basketball while still remaining surprisingly grounded * The boys discuss the San Antonio Spurs, praising Victor Wembanyama while repeatedly roasting Chet Holmgren and debating whether Oklahoma City is actually built to survive the series * Tennessee football expectations become a major topic, with Jonathan attempting to sound reasonable by claiming he would accept an 8–4 season * The episode also dives into Braves baseball, SEC fandom, insane Knoxville tailgating culture, and Dargan’s experiences covering Big Ten sports, NASCAR, and MLB games across the Midwest * The show closes with an infamous college backpack story

Not-So Ball Knowers: Should #victorwembanyama Get Special Treatment?

The boys do another live feed. Jackson shares his takes on the golf world. Toye gets distracted often because he's watching Game 4 of Spurs-Timberwolves while recording the podcast. * Toye was upset Wemby got ejected early and argued superstars should be allowed to make dirty plays. * Both Jackson and Toye are rooting for the Knicks to make the #nba finals * Jackson shares his thoughts on what's happening in the #mlb   * The #wnba kicked off its historic 30th season. Toye states the obvious (Paige Bueckers is good)

Not so Ball Knowers: Troy Provost-Heron joins the show to discuss Red Sox debacle

Special guest Troy Provost-Heron joins Jonathan and Jackson to talk about the Red Sox debacle. They discuss their favorite baseball movies and talk some Vols. The guys also discuss the Brendan Sorsby gambling scandal and how sports betting is out of control. Troy concludes the show by sharing some of Jonathan's worst sports takes.

Not so Ball Knowers: We did a live show because we were feeling edgy. It was okay I guess #podcast

Jackson and Toye went live for this Episode because producer Jared was out of town and Toye didn't want to really edit an episode. Here are the things these goofballs covered:-They are going to try to watch one #nbaplayoffs series to try to learn more about the NBA-They ranked Nick Saban's greatest #alabamafootball teams-They ranked the top activities that are universally beloved that they don't like #hunting #fishing (Toye is not an outdoors guy)-They discussed Tony Vitello endearing himself to #sfgiants fans and the Mets choking-College basketball #transferportal updates (#govols)-They acknowledge that the #nfldraft is on Thursday. Toye and Jackson both think Mendoza is the No. 1 pick. Toye doesn't know ball so he reads his friends' thoughts on the draft during the show.-Who is better - Drake Maye or Bryce Young-Jackson powers through a #headache

Not-So Ball Knowers: Rory’s Masters Magic, Tennessee Spring Game Sads, and Vols Baseball Rebound

Rory’s Masters win takes center stage, but the guys also vent about the watered-down Orange & White game, celebrate Tennessee baseball’s bounce-back, and somehow end up debating Mike Vrabel relationship optics. * Rory McIlroy wins the Masters Tournament again, completing a legendary stretch and sending Jackson into full emotional golf mode * Masters breakdown: Rory’s Augusta brilliance, Scottie Scheffler’s weekend surge, Justin Rose’s close call, and rising star Cameron Young gets his flowers * Tennessee’s Orange & White game sparks a rant about how spring football has lost its magic for fans and kids * Tennessee Volunteers baseball sweep Mississippi State and get back on track heading toward the postseason * WNBA Draft updates, Lady Vol softball praise, and more love for Dawn Staley after social media success * Bonus chaos: Yankees live updates, college portal talk, and an unexpectedly hilarious debate about boundaries, public optics, and Mike Vrabel rumors