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From Indianapolis at the Final Four, we welcome NBA and Michigan legend and TNT Sports analyst, Jalen Rose, who is here on behalf of Lilly, to discuss how health takes all of us—and it’s what keeps us moving forward.Rose also shares his thoughts on this Final Four field, the narrative of the 'dying Cinderella' in the NCAA Tournament, and gives his perspective on the NBA pushing back on 'player rest' throughout the league. Events like the Final Four create unique opportunities to remind people of all generations that progress is built over time, and it starts with health. The Final Four brings people together across generations, which is a great opportunity to celebrate Lilly’s 150 years of advancing science and improving lives.Jalen Rose understands this firsthand given his journey from player to mentor to broadcaster while being certain to take care of himself along the way.· To support this, Jalen just finished moderating a panel discussion called Legacy In Motion featuring WNBA superstar, Caitlin Clark, and Kansas Jayhawks forward, Darryn Peterson, to discuss why prioritizing health is so critical.· To learn about Lilly and their awareness initiatives through sports, visit Lilly.com and follow on Instagram @EliLilly

Senior safety for the Texas Longhorns, Michael Taaffe, joined Chris Gordy to look back on his award-winning season in Austin.Taaffe won the Allstate Wuerffel Trophy, and was named captain of the 2025 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team. The Wuerffel Trophy is college football’s premier award honoring players who excel in community service, academics and athletics.Taaffe is an advocate for "Texas Against Fentanyl" in memory of his late friend Jake Ehlinger, helping advance life-saving education across the state. He also raised more than $100,000 for the Texas Flood Relief Foundation to honor lives lost at Camp Mystic.Taaffe has declared for the 2026 NFL Draft, finishing off his five seasons in Austin. He finishes his Longhorn career with over 200 tackles, three sacks and seven interceptions.

Kicking off Week 12 in the NFL following last night's showdown between the Bills and the Texans, Houston shocks the country as they strafe off Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills last night in a huge Thursday night thriller. Following a gritty game between the two, the Texans pulled out with the win with a final score of 23-19, now standing at 6-5 with their hopes of making the postseason still in reach. Now 3-0 with Davis Mills as the starting QB and weighing the possibility of Stroud set to return next week, Texans insider Aaron Wilson joins to analyze Houston's recent weeks without Stroud, mixed with some positives the team must sustain in the coming weeks against a few top powerhouses in their division.

Set to kick off Week 12 of the league tomorrow, the Texans are set to take on Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills, headlining a highly anticipated TNF showdown. Previewing tomorrow's kick-off, Dan and Chris are joined by sports radio host and personality from WGR 550 in Buffalo and co-host of The Jeremy & Joe Show, Jeremy White. Covering the Bills constantly, Jeremy takes a moment with the guys to hash out a few pointers both teams should take into account rolling into tomorrow, followed by a prediction of who he believes pulls out of tomorrow night's duel with the win.

Awaiting tonight's kickoff for the completion of Week 11 here in the NFL, the Texans halt the Titans once again in their afternoon battle, closing out yesterday's game in the final seconds following a walk-off field goal by Matthew Wright with the final score of 16-13. Regarding a quick turnaround for Houston this week, the Texans turn their attention to Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills for a big showdown for Amazon Prime's TNF kickoff. Looking at Houston's next 3 games and weighing the possibility of C.J. Stroud to sit out another week, Dan and Chris evaluate yesterday's victory and pose: can the Texans squeeze out some wins rolling into the next few weeks against the AFC's known and top competitors?

Approaching the start of the season with big expectations for their football program, Arch Manning and the Texas Longhorns begin to shape into the initial powerhouse team many expected them to be. Rolling into Week 12, the Longhorns stand at 7-2 and are set to kick off against the Georgia Bulldogs, 8-1, for a highly anticipated Saturday evening showdown. With both teams ranked in the top 10 and strafing off consecutive wins, play-by-play voice and announcer for the Longhorns, Craig Way, joins ahead of Saturday's kickoff, talking and hashing out a few keys each side should be mindful of.

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Just about concluding Week 10 in the NFL now, the Texans kick off against the Jaguars yesterday for their second meeting of the season. Following Week 3's loss amid a few constant struggles along the way, and with Stroud still on concussion protocol, this week's chances of victory appeared slim to many. Looking rough throughout the game's entirety but drastically turning things around late in the 4th, Davis Mills finds a way to spring the Texans over to victory following his late rushing TD, pushing Houston over 36-29 for the win. Now standing at 4-5 with playoff hopes still alive, Dan and Chris take a moment to evaluate some positives from yesterday's showdown and how to sustain this level of play moving forward.

Still making wagers and still hauling in some money on the side, Chuck is unstoppable when it comes to the weekend parlays and picks. Following another weekend of winners, now 8 sequential weeks, Chuck joins Dan and Cole ahead of Week 10 in the NFL and Week 11 in CFB with more winners to be on the lookout for as we approach another sports-heavy weekend.

With the trade deadline coming to a close yesterday afternoon and rolling into Week 10 of the NFL, the Texans shockingly abstained from tampering and making any trades ahead of the deadline, leaving many scratching their heads as to why. With offensive struggles continuing to appear detrimental to the team, many fans thought Houston would be active leading into Tuesday's deadline. With no buzz following no trades made, the Texans appear content with their roster moving forward in the weeks ahead. After reviewing all the trades yesterday and evaluating the Texans' current roster, Dan and Chris pose: can the Texans still make the playoffs, given their current level of play and the current roster players they have?

Three weeks into the NBA season, and focusing on the Western Conference, the Rockets appear to be strong contenders among a few others, having shown and sustained flashes of dominance and great production through their recent four-game stretch. Switching gears, opening night for the UH Coogs at the Fertitta Center tips off with a victory, making it the program's 300th win under Coach Sampson, marking his 800th career win also. With things heating up in the hoops, Dan and Chris take a moment to evaluate the Rockets' and Coogs' victory yesterday, hinting at possible hopes of both teams going the distance later in the season.

Kicking into Week 9 in the NFL now, the Texans appear to be finding their stride as they roll by Mac Jones and the San Francisco 49ers following a 26-15 victory. Now standing 3-4 and set to take on Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos here at NRG, Texans' insider Aaron Wilson joins the fray, revisiting a few positives from Week 8's success mixed with some things to look out for regarding Denver's defensive front heading into Sunday.