In this episode, Nick discusses Bill Self's recent health scare and wonders if he should be thinking about coaching at all this weekend in the NCAA Tournament. Then, he's joined by Matt Tait of the Lawrence Journal-World to discuss the latest on Self's status as well as the vibes around the team on the day before their Round of 64 matchup vs. Howard. Finally, Nick is joined by two of his good friends and college basketball sickos Lance and Kevin to fill out a bracket together and have some laughs.

Nick Schwerdt is joined by former Kansas big man Landen Lucas to discuss the secret to Bill Self's improbable Big 12 title run, if he can relate to K.J. Adams' breakthrough sophomore season, how Jalen Wilson's All-American season was six years in the making, and if the Jayhawks can win back-to-back national championships.

On this episode, Nick discusses what has been so impressive about Kansas Basketball's recent surge and why volume is more important than efficiency when it comes to KU's offense. Then, Shreyas Laddha of the Kansas City Star joins Nick to discuss his feature on Gradey Dick and explains what impresses him most about the sharp-shooting freshman. Finally, we close the show out by answering listener questions with a mailbag.

In this episode, Nick is joined by one of the best college basketball writers in the game, C.J. Moore of The Athletic. C.J. explains why Dajuan Harris holds the keys to Kansas tapping into their potential as an offense this year, why Ernest Udeh's growth is important to the team's big man rotation, and what's impressed him most about Jalen Wilson's All-American season.

On today's episode, Nick discusses what's plaguing Kansas during their three-game losing streak, how they can fix their issues, and the level of concern moving forward. Then, the one-and-only Jay Bilas of ESPN joins Nick for a lengthy discussion. Jay shares his thoughts on KU's losing streak, if he still views them as a national title contender, where Gradey Dick still has room to grow, and why the Jayhawks aren't getting any bench production. We close the episode out by answering some listener questions in the form of a mailbag.

After a thrilling OT loss to Kansas State, Nick gives his thoughts on the loss including an overused take that probably needs to die. Also discussed: Jalen Wilson dominating the "Noticability Index", Jerome Tang challenging the K-State fanbase to its core, and one thing this Kansas team might be the best in the country at.  Then, Kansas Athletic Director Travis Goff joins Nick to discuss what the first two years on the job have been like, the moment he knew Lance Leipold was the right guy for the job, playing defense against schools coming after his coach, and what fans should expect to see different with the impending renovations coming to Memorial Stadium.  The episode closes out with a listener mailbag. Questions asked include: is Bill Self harder on freshmen than other coaches, Kevin McCullar's slump and what to do about it, and how to combat Kansas' lack of bench production.

Nick recaps the Texas Tech win which was a perfect encapsulation of who Kansas has become since the loss to Tennessee in November. Also discussed: Dajuan Harris' importance to the Jayhawks, K.J. Adams becoming an offensive threat, and how Gradey Dick is ahead of schedule. He closes with a mailbag and answers listener questions on why K.J. is getting more opportunity, how Kansas will honor Bill Self's legacy, and expectations for Lance Leipold, Jalon Daniels, and the Kansas Jayhawks football team in 2023.

In this episode, Nick recaps KU's nearly miraculous comeback bid vs. Arkansas in the Liberty Bowl, explains why Wednesday's game in Memphis was a microcosm of the season as a whole and tries to provide context for why Kansas chose to take the ball out of Jalon Daniels' hands and instead let Jason Bean try to make the game-tying score.

Nick is joined by Carrington Harrison of 610 Sports Radio to preview Kansas basketball's upcoming matchup vs. Missouri in the latest installment of the Border War.

In this episode, Nick is joined by Matt Tait of the Lawrence Journal-World to discuss Lance Leipold's contract extension, why Kansas gave up so many concessions, and what it means for the future of Kansas Football. Also discussed: if they want to see and Kansas-Missouri bowl game matchup, and their level of concern over Kansas Basketball's big man issues.

In this episode, Nick gives his micro and big-picture takeaways from Kansas Basketball's win over Duke in the Champions Classic in Indianapolis. Then, he's joined by Kansas Jayhawks forward K.J. Adams Jr. who explains what he thinks he and the team proved in their win vs. Duke, and what it's like playing with (and against) Dajuan Harris. Finally, Michael Swain joins the podcast to predict how he thinks the Kansas big-man rotation will shake out and gives his thoughts on Kansas Football's last two games - with or without Jalon Daniels.

Nick opens this episode by giving some early observations of the Kansas Basketball team, including Gradey Dick's star potential and Jalen Wilson as KU's "go-to" guy. Then, CJ Moore of The Athletic joins Nick to discuss re-watching the National Championship game with Bill Self and how Self is evolving his coaching style as he ages. Finally, Kansas Football wide receiver Luke Grimm joins the podcast to discuss how it feels to be bowl eligible and how Lance Leipold and Andy Kotelnicki have opened things up for the Jayhawks' offense this season.

Nick opens the episode by discussing Kansas Basketball's self-imposed penalties and what Bill Self's four-game suspension means for the team both in the short and long term. Then, he gives a primer on this Kansas team and what they'll need to do to be a championship-caliber team again in 2023. He closes the episode by previewing Kansas Football's upcoming game vs. Oklahoma State and if Jalon Daniels could return to the field on Saturday.

In this episode, Nick is joined by Derek Johnson of Rock Chalk Sports Talk to take some inventory on Kansas Football with four games left in the year, what he expects Kansas Basketball to look like with Jalen Wilson and Dajuan Harris leading the way, and which newcomers he expects to play the biggest roles this season.

On this episode, Nick is joined by Kevin Mechtley, who alongside Andrew Payne hosts the Jayhawk Talk podcast. Topics discussed include Paul Pierce's incredible birthday cake, Jason Bean's hesitancy to use his legs vs. Oklahoma, altering expectations for Kansas Football, and Bill Self gushing about Gradey Dick.

Nick opens this episode by discussing Jalon Daniels' shoulder injury and the confusing conversation surrounding it throughout the past few days. Then he discussed Jason Bean's performance in Kansas Football's loss to TCU in week 6, and why there's plenty of reason for optimism that the Jayhawks be able to have success this week against Oklahoma in Norman on Saturday. Then, he's joined by Scott Chasen of the "Booth Review" podcast to discuss the outlook on Bean, how this offense changes with him as the quarterback, and why the Jayhawks are the better football team than the Sooners this season.

Nick opens the episode by explaining why he's done with caveats: Kansas Football is fully capable of winning the Big 12 this season. Then, he's joined by Kansas linebacker Rich Miller who explains why he followed Lance Leipold to Kansas, and why he's not taking time to stop and smell the roses.

Nick opens this episode by looking at the Kansas offense's hot start to the season and what history tells us about what they might do the rest of the season. Then, he's joined by Kansas running back Devin Neal who talks about being a part of the Kansas turnaround after deciding to stay home and play for his hometown team, and the difference between hoping to play well and now expecting to win football games. Then, Nick closes the episode by discussing why strength of schedule talk is pointless this time of year, and gives his thoughts on KU's week 5 matchup vs. Iowa State.

Nick opens the episode by explaining it's past time to stop worrying and just enjoy what you're seeing with Lance Leipold and Kansas Football. Then, Nick is joined again by former Kansas running back Brandon McAnderson who explains why the Kansas offense has been so explosive, what's surprised him about Jalon Daniels' play, and why KU's culture is more than a cliché buzzword.

Nick opens the episode by discussing the chatter surrounding Lance Leipold as a potential option for Nebraska Football's head coaching vacancy and why it's ultimately a good sign for Kansas. Then he's joined by Matt Tait of the Lawrence Journal-World who gives his thoughts on Leipold, what Kansas can do to ensure he sticks around, and his outlook for the rest of the season after the Jayhawks' 2-0 start.