Reiter Than You 7-1-25 Hour 1

Bill kicked off hour two by breaking down the latest college football news with CBS Sports college football analyst Josh Pate before diving into Buy or Sell. The show ends with a very special edition of "What's Stuing?" as Bill's former producer, Stu Kovacs, gives his expertise on dating a twin and if a case of mistaken identity is realistic.

In today's Buy or Sell, Bill answers if the Grizzlies extending Jaren Jackson Jr. means they will keep Ja Morant, if the Pacers sent a bad message to their fans by not re-signing Myles Turner, if NFL quarterbacks deserve more time to develop, if Ryan Day has pressure on him to beat Michigan, if he would attend a game just to see Red Panda perform at halftime and if the Diamondbacks fan that is banned for the rest of the season deserved it.

Josh Pate joined Bill to discuss how schools legally being able to pay players changes the landscape of the sport moving forward, how basketball schools will split money with the football program, why Kalen DeBoer's mindset will help him succeed at Alabama and how much pressure Ryan Day has on him to beat Michigan.

In this week's Start/Bench/Cut, Bill ranks the best cities for WNBA expansion, cities that deserve a professional sports team, the most hated athletes by their peers, NBA team closest to a championship, most prestigious championship, which NBA play will return to their top form quickest and best July 4th activities.

Bill opened the show by explaining why Giannis will not win another championship with the Bucks before diving into LeBron James unintentionally taking a shot at his son Bronny. Bill ended the hour with Start/Bench/Cut.

Bill kicked off hour two by breaking down the biggest baseball storylines with former MLB pitcher CJ Nitkowski before diving into Buy or Sell. The show ends with Bill reacting to the Bucks moves of signing Myles Turner and waiving Damian Lillard.

In today's Buy or Sell, Bill answers if the flurry of moves by the Bucks will keep Giannis in Milwaukee, if the Hawks are better than the Celtics, if the Lakers have the right free agency approach, if the Knicks should consider Dawn Staley as a legitimate head coach option, if the WNBA disrespect of Caitlin Clark hit its peak, if Arch Manning is the college football QB he's the most excited to see this century and if the Browns made the right move in building a new stadium with a dome.

CJ Nitkowski joined Bill to discuss if Shohei Ohtani is on a path to becoming the greatest baseball player in history, if the Braves are able to catch the Mets, why metal bats are hurting the development of college players, his dominance of Jim Thome, if the Tigers are legit and who the Cubs need to add in order to make a run to the World Series.

Bill opened the show by explaining why the Houston Rockets are the second best team in the NBA heading into next year before praising the Nuggets for their offseason moves so far. Bill then explains why the Steelers would undue their entire offseason if they trade T.J. Watt before ending the hour by explaining his career change at CBS Sports.

Bill opened the second hour of the show by breaking down LeBron's future and the latest from NBA free agency with The Athletic's Joe Vardon before diving into Buy or Sell. The show ends with Bill discussing how long Shohei Ohtani needs to play in order to be considered the greatest baseball player of all-time.