Our last episode until we meet again in the fall. We're down to four in the NBA and NHL, Scottie Scheffler notches his third Major Championship, Indy 500 positions are set, we'll talk some about the upcoming summer of baseball, and look ahead to football in the fall.

The Cubs jumped the gun in claiming The Pope as their own, how presumptuous. The Pacers clobber the Cavs and take a 3-1 lead Help support the Bradshaw family. Please consider donating.

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Scottie Scheffler ties the 72 hole scoring record at TPC Craig Ranch, Sovreignty wins the Kentucky Derby, the Dallas Stars have a 3rd period comeback for the ages, the Winnipeg Jets keep their season alive with 2 seconds left, and the Pacers steal game 1 in Cleveland.

We put a bow on the NFL draft, talk some college hoops, and do a bit of a look ahead on the Notre Dame football season.

Nico Iamaleava takes a worse deal to go to UCLA, the second CFP portal window opens, the NBA playoffs are under way, Major League Baseball is in full swing, Justin Thomas ends a winless spell, and we mourn the loss of the Pope.

Back at the Linebacker. We'll bring out the age-old segment "Scott you were right again" as the producer went 2/2 on big predictions in the last show. Allison Hayes of ABC57 joins us to review the Notre Dame spring game, and what to expect when fall camp opens in August. We might even cover some baseball.

Duke melts down in the final minute for one of the most epic collapses you'll ever see, and Florida shakes off a rough first half to beat Auburn. We'll crown a champion tonight, and get our One Shining Moment.

Down to 16 in the NCAA Tournament and the High School state finals matchups are set. Are you happy to see Dan Hurley lose, did Derik Queen travel, can Duke be stopped, is the narrative about Purdue wrong, and can anybody come close to Fishers?