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ESPN Radio's Scott Van Pelt dishes on the differences between coaching in college football and the NFL, Pacers-Heat, Frank Vogel, Roy Hibbert and more.

Mark & Mychal discuss Dwight Howard responding to Robert Horry's comments about his on the court demeanor. Also, crosstalk with Mason and Ireland.

The hoax is on as Mark & Mychal react to the bizzare story of the deceased girlfriend of Manti Te'o not being real. Also, Brian Windhorst of ESPN.com previews Lakers / Heat.

Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser debate Manti Te'o and his unique situation and LeBron James reaching 20,000 points. Plus, they spend five good minutes with Ron Jaworski.

Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic share their thoughts on the most uplifting stories from the world of sports in 2012 and more.

Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon discuss the Knicks victory over the Heat in Miami and spend five good minutes with Johnny Manziel and Manti Te'o on the Heisman Trophy.

Tony Reali and the national panel debate the Knicks impressive win over the Heat, which candidate should win the Heisman Trophy and preview Week 14 in the NFL.

Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic answer questions from the United States Coast Guard Academy in "Chatter."

Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon discuss the Heat at Knicks, spend five good minutes with Kirk Herbstreit and look ahead to the upcoming NFL slate of games.

Not all losses are equal in terms of the big picture. Not all wins are necessarily impressive either. Notre Dame hanging with USC until the last second wasn't a bad loss. The Heat having to rally to win by two at home over Dallas shows the Mavs' are

Audio Podcast | June 14, 2006

Kobe vs. Shaq on Christmas Day on ABC and ESPN Radio. We also preview the Fiesta Bowl with Ohio State taking on Notre Dame.

Audio Podcast | December 23, 2005

Hall of Famer and six-time NBA MVP Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has written five books and is a Lakers special assistant under Phil Jackson; Colin Cowherd makes his case for Ron Artest; Gary Payton hopes he can finally win a title in Miami; Fans create a rap