PMS 2.0 1562 - Feel Good Friday with PK Subban, Quentin Richardson, Brittany McKinney, Shams Charania, Jeff Passan, Adam Schefter, Cody Campbell, & AJ Hawk

Pat McAfee and his co-hosts discuss the San Antonio Spurs forcing a game seven against Oklahoma City in the Western Conference Finals, highlighting Victor Wembanyama's stellar performance. They also analyze the New York Knicks' current health status and rest advantage as they await their opponent in the NBA Finals.

Pat McAfee and the crew discuss the New York Knicks' historic rebounding margin in the NBA playoffs, comparing Mitchell Robinson's presence to Dennis Rodman. The conversation then shifts to college football, where Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire responds to comments made by Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian. McGuire expresses his eagerness to play Texas in week one, even suggesting moving the game to AT&T Stadium with the help of booster Cody Campbell.

Pat McAfee and the crew discuss a hypothetical week one matchup between Texas Tech and the Texas Longhorns, proposed by Texas Tech coach Joey McGuire. They explore the financial, scheduling, and competitive implications of playing such a high-profile game to kick off the college football season.

Pat McAfee and the co-hosts discuss a potential Senate bill aimed at empowering the NCAA to regulate college sports and establish guardrails. They also cover the landscape of college athletics, including the Big 12's proposal for a 24-team playoff and the ongoing Women's College Softball World Series, before welcoming former NHL star PK Subban to the show.

Pat McAfee and PK Subban preview the playoff matchup between the Montreal Canadiens and the Carolina Hurricanes on TNT. Subban explains that Montreal must activate their skill and play with speed to overcome Carolina's aggressive, smothering style of play.

PK Subban and Pat McAfee discuss the physical play required to win the Stanley Cup, highlighting the emotional weight on the Montreal Canadiens following a recent tragedy. Subban shares personal memories of Claude Lemieux and reflects on the tight-knit nature of the hockey community.

Pat McAfee and guest Brittany McKinney discuss the excitement of the Women's College Softball World Series. They highlight the incredible underdog story of Mississippi State and pitcher Delaney Everett, who shut out the dominant Oklahoma Sooners.

The hosts and guests discuss the Women's College World Series, highlighting Texas Tech's massive NIL investments in softball, including bringing in star players like Nyziah Cannady and Caitlin Terry. They also analyze pitching speeds, specific pitches like the riser and changeup, and the outlook for Big Ten and SEC teams in the tournament.

Brittany McKinney joins the show to discuss the landscape of the Women's College World Series, highlighting the strength of teams like UCLA and Nebraska. Then, Quentin Richardson breaks down the NBA playoff series between the San Antonio Spurs and the Oklahoma City Thunder as they head into a decisive Game 7.

Pat McAfee and Quentin Richardson discuss the New York Knicks' playoff run, highlighting how their recent rest period could help players like Jalen Brunson and Mitchell Robinson heal up. They also debate the 'ethical hoops' conversation, addressing how players like Shai Gilgeous-Alexander excel at drawing fouls.

Pat McAfee and Quentin Richardson discuss the gamesmanship of drawing fouls in the NBA, referencing comments by Chris Paul. They also preview the upcoming 'Insiders Only' segment featuring guests Jeff Passan, Shams Charania, Adam Schefter, and Cody Campbell.

The hosts discuss their favorite footwear, including Tyrese Haliburton's signature shoes and On Cloud sneakers. They also celebrate Gene Fit FC's advancement to the knockout round of 32 in a soccer tournament held in Cary, North Carolina. Pat McAfee highlights key players and coaches involved with the team, including Brek Shea and Darren Stammer.

The hosts discuss the ongoing TST soccer tournament in Cary, North Carolina, highlighting Carli Lloyd's impressive performance in the home run derby while pregnant. They also review recent NFL OTA highlights, focusing on high-effort plays and impressive catches from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' practice.

The hosts review several impressive and entertaining sports highlights, including former US soccer star Brett Shay's performance in the TST tournament and Hanwha Eagles' Yonathan Peraza's athletic slide in Korea. They also laugh at Brewers reliever Abner Uribe's bold taunting of the Cardinals' dugout and discuss a young fan's savvy negotiation for a home run ball with the Pirates.

Pat McAfee and AJ Hawk discuss a viral video of a kid negotiating for a home run ball with MLB pitcher Justin Lawrence. They also celebrate former NFL player Darius Butler winning a South Florida Men's League basketball championship and highlight his athletic prowess.

The hosts celebrate Luke Littler's emotional victory in the Premier League darts final over Luke Humphries. They discuss his young age, his sponsorships, and the immense pressure he has faced throughout his rapid rise to stardom.

Shams Charania reports that New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson underwent successful surgery for a broken bone in his hand. Despite the injury, Robinson fully plans to play in game one of the NBA Finals wearing a protective brace.

Shams Charania discusses the NBA's new anti-tanking rules, including changes to the lottery system and restrictions on consecutive high draft picks. Jeff Passan then joins the show to share his love for baseball, reminiscing about legendary players like Ken Griffey Jr. and expressing excitement for current stars like Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge.

Pat McAfee and Shams Charania discuss Jeff Passan's audio issues caused by smart AirPod settings. Pat also talks about his intense new NordicTrack incline treadmill, comparing the steep climb to rock climbing.

Pat McAfee and AJ Hawk discuss the monumental salary cap proposals introduced by MLB and the players' association. Later, NFL insider Adam Schefter joins the show to provide updates on player injuries and team activities during OTAs.

Adam Schefter shares his prediction that C.J. Stroud will receive a contract extension from the Houston Texans before the season starts. Former NFL offensive lineman Cody Campbell then joins the show to discuss the newly introduced Protect College Sports Act, a bipartisan bill aimed at reforming college athletics.

Cody Campbell discusses a new bipartisan bill, supported by Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell, aimed at regulating college sports, protecting player compensation, and restoring NCAA enforcement. The bill seeks to address financial challenges in athletic departments, reform the transfer portal, and protect student-athletes from predatory agents.

Cody Campbell discusses Texas Tech's readiness to play the Texas Longhorns in a hypothetical season opener on September 3rd. He reveals that they have already spoken with scheduled opponents Texas State and Abilene Christian, who are willing to accommodate the change, and Tech is prepared to pay Texas's buyout. Campbell also takes a playful jab at Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns' mascot, Bevo.

The hosts discuss former NFL offensive lineman turned billionaire Cody Campbell and his efforts to support Texas Tech athletics. They explore his advocacy for preserving Olympic and women's sports amidst changing college sports landscapes, as well as the regulation of predatory agent fees in college and professional sports.

Pat McAfee and AJ Hawk review some of the week's biggest "Oh No" moments in sports, including jockey Edgar Zayas being thrown headfirst from his horse at Aqueduct Racetrack. They also discuss world number one tennis player Jannik Sinner's shocking, heat-induced collapse and upset at Roland Garros.

The hosts discuss tennis star Jannik Sinner's hydration issues and past suspension at the French Open. They also laugh at a Russian sports trophy shattering instantly upon being awarded and react to a wild "Ooklahoma Drill" event in Australia.

Pat McAfee and the co-hosts wrap up the week by discussing the physical toll of the Oklahoma Drill before looking ahead to a massive weekend of sports. They preview key matchups in the NHL playoffs and a crucial Game 7 between the San Antonio Spurs and the Oklahoma City Thunder.