The guys react to the suspension of Suns owner Robert Sarver following the NBA's investigation that found Sarver used inappropriate comments and instances of inequitable conduct toward female employees during his time with the Suns/Mercury. The guys then discuss the news that BYU did not find evidence of racial heckling towards Duke volleyball player Rachel Richardson. Show wraps with a chat on Mickey Joseph being named interim head football coach at the University of Nebraska, making him the first black head coach at Nebraska in any sport.

Cynt Marshall - CEO Dallas Mavericks; Author, 'You've Been Chosen: Thriving Through the Unexpected'

Cynt is the CEO of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, the first black female CEO in the NBA. She has been named one of the '30 Most Powerful Women in Sports' by Adweek and one of the '15 World's Most Inspiring Leaders' by Forbes. She is a cancer survivor and a regular speaker at cancer-related events. In this book, Cynt details her path from an abusive household, racism, corporate America, and fighting stage 3 colon cancer. She also discusses her personal struggles as a wife and mother including four miscarriages and the loss of an infant daughter, the opportunities in her life to serve others by being a 'first' (there are several), how to respond to adversities in life, leadership lessons after 40+ years of work and how faith is her anchor and carried her through her biggest challenges. Cynt calls the book the good, great, bad, and ugly of her journey.