The Herd Test

Colin discusses stigmas in pro sports, why Tony Romo had to take the job at CBS, the history of the triple double, and why rebounds for a PG are not that important. Guests include Chris Broussard, Doug

Colin liked the NCAA title game despite the slow pace because that’s the same kind of basketball we romanticize from the past. He reacts to Tony Romo leaving the Cowboys to join CBS. Plus, Cris Carter comes

Colin talks about why he enjoyed the NCAA Championship game, why he believes Tony Romo retired, why the NBA’s ratings are dropping, and what he would do to fix it. Guests include Cris Carter, Steve Lavin, and

Colin predicts how the NCAA Championship game will go tonight between Gonzaga and UNC in a year full of championship comebacks. He talks about the game the newest Fox Sports Radio host Doug Gottlieb. Plus, why consistency

Colin discusses the NCAA title game, why some people are bashing Gonzaga, why ratings for college basketball are up, what it takes to be a great leader, and truths about Russell Westbook that some people ignore. Guests

In this exclusive podcast Colin talks with TV critic, author and former NY Times reporter Bill Carter about President Donald Trump’s impact on late night TV, Netflix hurting viewing and his top three TV shows of all

Colin talks about the Cavaliers issues and why they will be fine in the playoffs. He talks about the Warriors with KNBR host and former NBA player Tom Tolbert. Plus, Gonzaga Head Coach Mark Few talks about

Colin breaks down why the triple down is overrated, why the Cleveland Cavaliers will be fine, and what might be a problem in the NCAA and the NBA. Guests include Aaron Torres, Tom Tolbert, Mark Few, and

Colin thinks the NBA has given the players too much power and that’s why they are dependent on just a few players to generate ratings. He isn’t swayed by Thunder G Russell Westbrook’s latest triple double and

Colin talks about what’s hurting the NBA, the Golden State Warriors win streak without Kevin Durant, and why Russell Westbook shouldn’t be the MVP. Guests include Chris Broussard, Joel Klatt, and Nick Wright.