Syracuse men's basketball assistant coach Adrian Autry joins Steve and Paulie to discuss the Duke loss, tonight's game against North Carolina, and the challenges of having a February 29th birthday.

Today on Players Only, Matt and Ryan preview the Section II Boys Ice Hockey Finals on Monday February 28th, along with the Section III Boys and Girls Basketball Semifinals and Finals coming up the first weekend of March. March Madness, baby!

Brent discusses how tomorrow's game against Duke is Syracuse's last opportunity for a signature moment this season. Later, he's joined by Jordan for the Duke things draft.

Steve and Paulie revisit the Jim Boeheim Show last night which included a Coach K call-in, some discussion about man defense and a look into who from the Orange may be leaving after the season. Then, Voice of the Blue Devils David Shumate hops on to preview tomorrow's game before Mario Sacco and Jordan join to wrap up the show.

Ian O' Connor, author of Coach K: The Rise and Reign of Mike Krzyzewski, joins Steve and Paulie to discuss his new book, Jim Boeheim's relationship with the Duke Head Coach and much more.

Brent reacts to Syracuse's loss to Notre Dame and addresses how he was right about the importance of Jesse Edwards to this team. Later, Brent gets a scoop on who Adam Weitsman is bringing to the Dome this Saturday.

Jimmy Boeheim joins Brent to discuss last night's loss to Notre Dame and his expectations for Saturday's matchup against Duke.

Danny and Brian recap last night's loss to Notre Dame and are joined by Benny Williams and Patrick Mikan, son of NBA legend George Mikan.

Steve and Mario react to last night's loss to Notre Dame and evaluate the production from the point guard position. Later, they react to their interview with Coach Boeheim and discuss the leaders on the team and the importance of the center position.

Jim Boeheim joins Steve and Mario to discuss the road loss to Notre Dame, Saturday's matchup against Duke, the team's leadership, and how the loss of Jesse Edwards has impacted this team.

Brent Axe outlooks a big game against Notre Dame and the matchup issues the Irish pose. Then, he is joined by Luke Owens for the Blindside.

Danny Schayes and Mario Sacco preview Syracuse's game with Notre Dame and chat with Tony Simeone, the play-by-play commentator for the Fighting Irish.

Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia welcome in Tom Noie of the South Bend Tribune to give an inside look at the Notre Dame men's basketball team. Plus, Steve pays for following the rundown and hear from Eric Devendorf on the impact of keeping your best players on the court even if they're struggling.

Assistant coach Allen Griffin joins the show to chat about the SU-ND game tonight and how the team is excited to play five games across nine days down this final stretch.

Brent addresses the good and the bad that came from Syracuse's overtime win against Georgia Tech last night. Later, Brent recaps what was an extraordinary day of lacrosse at the Dome on Sunday.

Buddy Boeheim joins Brent to recap last night's big win against Georgia Tech and discuss the quick turnaround before tomorrow's game against Notre Dame.

Danny and Brian recap All Star Weekend as well as Syracuse's wins against Boston College and Georgia Tech. Later, they are joined by two time NBA all-star Archie Clark.

Steve and Erik discuss last night's overtime win over Georgia Tech and evaluate how Syracuse will do in their final four regular season games. Later, Mario relieves Erik for an interview with NewsHouse sports producer Dean Zulkofske to discuss some lacrosse.

It's Playoff Time on Players Only, as Matt and Ryan talk about the boys ice hockey playoffs in Divisions 1 and 2, an interview with former Utica-Notre Dame basketball star Emily Durr and a look at the Section III Girls Basketball Quarterfinals.

Brent Axe tells you why the Orange's upcoming stretch of games is so unique and what Jim Boeheim's team has working against them, as well as in their favor. Then, Jordan Capozzi hops on for a Mount Rushmore draft of NBA All-Star Weekend moments that ends with a bang.