The final hour of today’s program, broadcast live from Right Toyota, began with former Arizona Wildcat standout Corey Williams joining the Right Toyota Guest Line. Williams shared his excitement regarding the news that Tommy Lloyd has signed a contract extension to remain in Tucson, effectively silencing the rumors of a potential move to North Carolina. He detailed the grueling preparation required to navigate the 2025–26 season’s daunting non-conference schedule and shared the specific moment during the regular season when he realized this particular Wildcats squad had the chemistry to be special. Next, the atmosphere turned celebratory as the crew marked Producer CC’s final day with the show. CC and Lazz looked back at some of the best on-air bloopers and "slip-ups" from the past few months, providing a lighthearted look behind the scenes of the broadcast. Later, former NAU head coach Mike Adras joined the program via the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide his final analysis before the national semifinals. Adras offered his expert preview of the two Final Four matchups in Indianapolis—UConn vs. Illinois and Arizona vs. Michigan—and made his official prediction for which two teams will meet in Monday’s National Championship game. The show concluded with the Lerner & Rowe "One Call That's All," a preview of the heavy weekend sports slate in the Valley, and a final sign-off from CC as he officially handed the keys of the show over to Lazz.

The second hour of the program, broadcast live from Right Toyota, began with "The Sports Professor" Rick Horrow joining the Right Toyota Guest Line. Horrow shared breaking news regarding a new 18-hole golf course being developed in his honor alongside legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus and other prominent designers. He detailed the "Ben Horrow Project," explaining how the course will feature tech-forward elements and shorter-format play options designed to attract a younger generation of golfers, while reflecting on the personal significance of the legacy project. Next, the crew pivoted to "Sports on Shuffle," covering the latest business headlines in golf, including the 2026 Masters media rights extensions and the recent 16% hike in tournament badge prices at Augusta National. Later, professional sports handicapper Doug Upstone from VegasProsInsidersDaily.com joined the program to provide his expert betting card for the NCAA Tournament Final Four. Upstone analyzed the spreads for Arizona vs. Michigan and UConn vs. Illinois, while also identifying "bounce-back" value in the MLB market following a volatile opening week. The hour concluded with somber breaking news from the clubhouse, as manager Torey Lovullo announced that top prospect Jordan Lawlar suffered a fractured right wrist after being hit by a pitch in last night’s game against the Braves. The guys discussed the massive implications of this injury for Lawlar’s season and how it forces the Diamondbacks to reshuffle their infield depth charts effective immediately.

The opening hour of the program, broadcast live from Right Toyota, began with Roc and Manuch reacting to a difficult night for Arizona sports as both the Diamondbacks and Suns suffered road losses. The guys also broke down the breaking news of Tommy Lloyd signing a five-year, $37.5 million contract extension to remain the head coach of the University of Arizona, effectively ending rumors of a potential move to North Carolina. In the "Replay: Rewind" segment, the crew revisited the lone bright spot from the Diamondbacks' 5–2 loss to the Braves, featuring top prospect Jordan Lawlar’s first career Major League home run and postgame reactions from Lawlar and manager Torey Lovullo. The segment also included postgame commentary from Suns head coach Jordan Ott and forward Dillon Brooks following a frustrating 127–107 loss to the Charlotte Hornets. Later, Louisville Courier-Journal columnist CL Brown joined the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide a national perspective on the Final Four. Brown analyzed Arizona’s path to a potential national title, the physical toughness of Dusty May’s Michigan squad, and the significance of Lloyd choosing to stay in Tucson over the prestige of Chapel Hill. The hour concluded with a look back at "On this Day" before the Football at 50 segment was hilariously interrupted by the arrival of a Waymo autonomous vehicle.