The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Dan Hurley, UConn head coach known for program-building and tough tournament teams, speaks on the Huskies’ season and Sweet 16 prep. He discusses Cohen Carr’s impact and how coaching choices shaped his career. Short takes on talent growth, NIL, and tournament mentality round out the conversation.

Joel Klatt, college football analyst known for draft breakdowns, previews top NFL prospects and draft narratives. He discusses spring leagues as testing grounds for rules and talent. Conversations cover quarterback evaluations like Ty Simpson, positionless prospects such as Arvel Reese, and intriguing first-round fits and evaluations.

Dave Roberts, the Los Angeles Dodgers manager and multi-time World Series champion, talks team strategy and roster tweaks. He explains bullpen changes and integrating Edwin Díaz. He discusses handling Shohei Ohtani’s two-way role and balancing a power lineup with small-ball. He shares spring standards and championship expectations.

Dave Roberts, Los Angeles Dodgers manager known for World Series success and roster savvy, and Dan Hurley, UConn coach famed for building national contenders. They dig into MLB strategy from bullpen roles to balancing power and situational hitting. They discuss college basketball’s talent surge, tournament pressure, seeding debates, and coaching choices.

Joshua "Duck" Nunn, college basketball bettor and co-host of Big Bets On Campus, breaks down Sweet 16 best bets and futures strategy. He previews Thursday and Friday matchups, highlights underdog angles like Iowa and Texas, and discusses coaching stock and how injuries shape betting edges. Short, sharp takes on where to look for value in March Madness.

A lively debate over moving an NFL season opener to Wednesday and why Australia kickoffs clash with TV windows. A dive into how NIL cash reshaped college recruiting and program power. Updates on Puka Nacua’s off-field crossroads and Patrick Mahomes’ recovery timeline. Draft talk on Ty Simpson and how draft rooms think. Final Four picks and a rapid-fire mailbag closing out the show.

Joel McHale, actor and comedian with a UW athlete background, brings sharp humor and big‑time fandom. He shares travel tales, tailgate legends, and behind‑the‑scenes Hollywood moments. Short takes cover March Madness passion, why fans chase the Final Four, and must‑have travel essentials.

Leonard Fournette, former LSU star and Super Bowl champion known for power running and pass-catching, shares career tales and money moves. He and Jarvis Landry debate running back legends, recall college stories about Odell Beckham Jr., break down Team USA vs NFL flag football, react to Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s big deal, and give straight talk on rookies, drafts, and betting picks.

Cory Sandhagen, elite UFC bantamweight known for slick striking and sharp fight IQ, reflects on growing up in Colorado and swapping basketball for MMA. He revisits tough losses to Aljamain Sterling and Merab Dvalishvili, his obsessive training mindset, mental tools like visualization, and why he called out Sean O'Malley. He also talks legacy, risk-taking, and life outside the cage.

LeBron’s potential decision to remain with the Lakers and how his role is evolving. The Dodgers’ rise past the Yankees as baseball’s premier brand and the financial forces behind it. UNC’s coaching search and the case being made for Billy Donovan as the next leader.