On today's SportsIQ, producer Tony takes the reins while Larry is away, and it's a packed Friday edition. We examine Dusty May's stunning decision to leave Michigan for the Dallas Mavericks and what his departure says about the rapidly changing landscape of college basketball. Plus, we recap the latest FIFA World Cup action as the United States advances to the knockout stage, Ivory Coast makes history, and Ecuador punches its ticket to the Round of 32.

SEC Unfiltered's Cole Thompson joins the show for an in-depth conversation about college football's biggest offseason storylines, including the Brenden Soulesby controversy, the growing divide between the SEC and Big Ten, playoff expansion, and why a 24-team College Football Playoff may not be the answer. Later, Jonah Kubicek breaks down the Spurs' future around Victor Wembanyama, the Mavericks' new era under Dusty May, Cooper Flagg's development, and the biggest takeaways from the NBA Draft. We also cover Marina Mabrey's historic 53-point night, the latest MLB labor negotiations, Caitlin Clark and the WNBA's suspension decision, the NHL Draft, and a preview of Larry's preseason college football Top 25.

Mike Cagley of Illini Guys joins Larry Smith to break down one of the biggest stories of the NBA Draft. They discuss Illinois' remarkable rise as a national basketball power, Brad Underwood's success developing NBA talent, the Big Ten's growing influence, and what the latest draft says about the future of both college basketball and the NBA. They also examine the impact of Dusty May's departure from Michigan and why the conference appears poised for another outstanding season.

Later, Larry and Producer Tony tackle the growing controversy surrounding WNBA officiating after another physical Indiana Fever game sparked strong criticism from head coach Stephanie White. They discuss player safety, consistency from officials, and why the league must get the calls right as its popularity continues to soar. Plus, Dansby Swanson delivers a historic performance to lead the Cubs, today's Moment of Awe revisits the legendary 33-inning Pawtucket-Rochester marathon, and the latest NBA trades and free-agent moves—including Al Horford returning for a 20th season—round out another packed edition of SportsIQ.

The NBA Draft is in the books, and while the first round lacked major surprises, it revealed a changing landscape in college basketball and recruiting. Larry breaks down the freshmen-heavy lottery, Dusty May’s growing influence on the NBA pipeline, and why the Big Ten’s recent run of success across football, basketball, and the draft may signal a major shift in college sports.

Ohio State insider Stefan Krajisnik of Cleveland.com joins the show to discuss the Buckeyes’ championship defense, Ryan Day’s post-title reality, Jeremiah Smith’s continued evolution into one of the sport’s biggest stars, and the expectations surrounding quarterback Julian Sayin. The conversation also dives into the growing Ohio State-Indiana rivalry, the state of college football governance, and the fallout from the Brendan Sorsby gambling controversy.

Later, NFL writer Cole Shelton joins Larry to examine the Buffalo Bills’ Super Bowl window, Josh Allen’s supporting cast, the future of the Cleveland Browns, and which teams could emerge as contenders this season. The discussion covers the Rams’ aggressive push with Matthew Stafford, Kansas City’s chances for another run, Seattle’s outlook, and early Super Bowl predictions.

Plus: June’s hottest hitters in Major League Baseball, a major NCAA eligibility proposal that could eliminate redshirts, the NFL’s response to Brendan Sorsby’s supplemental draft bid, and a closer look at some of the most intriguing picks from the NBA Draft’s opening night.