The Drive on ESPN 93.5

Lon and Derek recap their thoughts on the premiere of episodes 1 and 2 of The Last Dance documentary. Later, they catch up with former Illini head coach and current Oklahoma head coach Lon Kruger.

The guys talk about all the latest sports stories of the day, including the new Illini basketball commit Luke Goode. Later, Indy Heat Program Director Jared Balf joins to talk about Luke and his commitment. At the end of the show Hans hosts Who Ya Got.

The guys break news on Luke Goode's commitment and talks about Adam Miller being awarded Illinois' Mr. Basketball. Later, Dr. Brent Riefsteck discusses how COVID-19 has affected sports and more.

Derek breaks down what the scholarship grid will look like for next year's Illini if Ayo and Kofi both stay in the NBA Draft. Imagine playing in the Super Bowl and playing with Kurt Warner, Larry Fitzgerald, and Pat Tillman, Nathan Hodel (Former Illini Long Snapper) breaks down his NFL career. 

Dan Dakich, ESPN College Basketball Analyst, joins the guys to talk about Ayo and Kofi's draft stock. The guys discuss Ayo's decision to declare for the draft but not hire an agent. 

Fred Wakefield, former Illini Football player, joins the guys to discuss the process of turning pro. We hear audio from Mike Trout about the possibility of baseball coming back this summer with no fans. 

The guys start off the show discussing Signing Day and when they expect to hear from Illini Commit, Adam Miller. Tyler Underwood joins the show to review this past basketball season and talk about what the quarantine has been like in the Underwood household. 

Lon and Derek talk to Kevin Fishbain from The Athletic about who the Bears are focused on for next week's NFL Draft, including some interesting notes on the QB room and the secondary. Later, the guys discuss Ayo's radio silence on his NBA decision, with less than a week left for him to make up his mind.

Lon and Derek talk about Isaiah Todd de-committing from Michigan and Josh Christopher committing to Arizona State, as well as some of the most surprising recruiting upsets of all time. Later, the guys reminisce with Brit Miller about some of his favorite Illini memories and funny moments.

Derek pitches a new game -- comparing MLB players' WARs during their peak seasons. Trevor guesses, Lon struggles to understand what WAR even is. Later, the guys chat Jason Patt (Blog-A-Bull.com) to recap the Bulls' variety of big moves today, including firing GM Gar Forman.

Lon and Derek talk about Illinois adding FCS All-American OL Blake Jeresaty, before playing audio from Jeremy Werner's interview with Blake. Later, the guys talk to Gordon Voit from WAND about his "All Time 5" project involving area high school basketball teams.

The guys talk about interesting NBA and MLB records and superlatives. Later, Hans hosts Who Ya Got: Quarantine Edition.

The guys talk all about records and superlatives set in all the major sports.

The guys continue to go through some of the most intriguing records and superlatives they can find, this time combing through all-time Illini football and basketball records.

Lon, Derek and Trevor start their Records and Superlatives game by combing through all-time records from college basketball and college football. Later, the guys chat with Illini basketball's strength and conditioning coach, Adam Fletcher.

Illini Men's Basketball legend Derek Harper joins the show to discuss his basketball career. Nori Loschen, widely considered as Mr. Baseball in Central Illinois, then talks with the guys. 

The guys discuss how good the Illini could be next year if Ayo/Kofi return and then Lon compares the Wisconsin Badgers to a trash bag out of frustration. 

Lon and Derek examine all angles of Kofi Cockburn's decision to declare for the NBA Draft. How likely is he to return? What's to gain for him by submitting his name? What if he doesn't come back? Later, the guys discuss who would be the bigger loss for the Illini hoops program between Cockburn and Ayo Dosunmu.

Lon and Derek react to the news that Illini freshman Kofi Cockburn has declared for the 2020 NBA Draft and they discuss what it means. Later, the guys are joined by Mike Claiborne of the Cardinals Radio Network to talk about the MLB's plan to return in May and what life has been like without baseball.

The guys talk with Blake Woodard, who was a team manager for the Illini basketball program and is now an employee for the St. Louis Cardinals. They hit on a variety of topics, from inside Brad Underwood practices to what to do with your Cardinals tickets if they're affected by COVID-19. Later, the guys ask listeners what their best and favorite moments from this basketball season were.