The Morning Rush

On Wednesday's Rush, Tony C goes over more wheeling and dealing from Washington, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh on the second day of NFL free agency.

We break down the South Region in this year's NCAA Tournament and predict a region winner.

And Tony talks about getting his first Covid vaccine shot, which was far less painful than his trip to the DMV.

On Tuesday's Rush, Tony C takes a look at the first day of NFL free agency.

Washington adds a little magic to its offense, while the Steelers and Ravens lose pass rushers. The Saints are taking a chance on Jameis, and the Patriots were busier than any other team.

Tony breaks down the West Region of the NCAA Tournament, and he picks his first team for the Final Four.

On Monday's Rush, Tony C says let the madness begin, as the field of 68 for this year's NCAA Tournament was revealed on Sunday night.

Tony looks at the top seeds in each region, what the selection committee got right and wrong, and who West Virginia and Maryland will be playing in round one.

Also, Drew Brees officially ends his 20-year Hall of Fame NFL career.

On Friday’s Rush, Tony C recaps a big win for Maryland in the second round of the Big Ten Tournament, and West Virginia is one and done in the Big 12 Tournament. We hear from WVU head coach Bob Huggins, and will the loss drop the Mountaineers in the NCAA Tournament?

Major League Baseball is trying out some more rules changes in the minors, and Tony loves at least one of them.

Joe Shuta has another Rush Friday Feature, as he catches up with … Tony C! It’s another Ask Tony edition of the Friday Feature (1:02:57 mark).

On Thursday's Rush, Tony C opens the show previewing West Virginia and Maryland's conference tournament openers.

The ACC Tournament is in full swing ... is Duke back in the NCAA mix?

On its one-year anniversary, Tony C looks back at the day when the sports world came to a grinding halt.

The NCAA tells teams in the Big Dance: Five is all you need.

And the NHL is returning to ESPN!

On Wednesday's Rush, Tony C gives an example of how life as a coach isn't always easy, but it's worth it.

Five more teams punched their ticket to the NCAA Tournament on Tuesday.

Tony can't believe how much money American pro sports leagues lost in the last year.

Bob Huggins gets the HoF snub again, and we hear from the coach as his team gets ready for the Big 12 Tournament.

And are the Ravens ready to pony up big money for Lamar Jackson?

On Tuesday's Rush, Tony C discusses Dak Prescott and the Cowboys finally agreeing to a deal, and how anything less than a trip to the Super Bowl won't cut it.

With Prescott signing, all eyes now go to Seattle and the Russell Wilson trade rumors.

Tony gives his thoughts on the Ravens' "spot and choose" overtime proposal.

Two more teams punch their ticket to the Big Dance.

Les Miles is out at Kansas, and not a moment too soon.

On Monday's Rush, Tony C discusses a couple of mind-boggling losses by Maryland and West Virginia over the weekend.

Four teams have now punched their ticket to the Big Dance, and we look at Joe Lunardi's latest NCAA projections.

We hear from Hampshire boys' basketball coach Danny Alkire (0:45:07 mark).

How much more damage does Tom Wilson have to do before he gets the Matt Cooke treatment?

On Friday’s Rush, Tony C can’t believe the Penguins blew a 3-0 lead to the rival Flyers.

Tony discusses Ben Roethlisberger’s restructured deal that will bring him back to the Steelers for a 17^th season.

Tony recaps West Virginia’s bounce-back win over TCU, and he looks at Joe Lunardi’s latest NCAA Tournament projections.

We hear from Hampshire girls’ basketball coach Julianne Buckley (0:47:08 mark), and Joe Shuta has another Rush Friday Feature, as he catches up with former Pittsburgh Penguin Rod Buskas (0:59:23).

On Thursday's Rush, Tony C opens the show recapping Maryland's upset loss to Northwestern, and he previews tonight's WVU game against TCU.

Tony talks about the launch of the Overtime Elite League, which is essentially a pro basketball league for 16-18 year olds, and what influence it could have on college basketball.

And Tony gives his thoughts on the situation involving Creighton head coach Greg McDermott.