The Bottom Line a podcast by 100.7 The Score

Chois, Snead, and Josh discussedScottie Scheffler's arrest, the two different camps from both sides of the story, forgotten athletes, manners at the table, and how to properly eat at a crawfish boil.

Chois, Snead, and Josh discussed old t-shirts, embarrassing losses in Big 12 football, NFL schedule releases, picked their favorite teams records, and who they think will be the next Texas based team to win a championship.

Chois, Snead, and Josh discussed parents using your full name, arachnophobia being a cinematic masterpiece, Dallas based teams in the playoffs, Doug Gotlieb's new job, and other sports media members they'd love to see be a coach.

Chois, Snead, and Rob discussed Texas Tech's run since Tim Tadlock took over as head coach, how to know if you're old, met Rob Breaux, went over Texas Tech memories, and broke down the five most important Red Raiders for the upcoming football season.

Chois, Snead, and Jamie discussed Great Osobor's NIL deal with Washington, what the expectations should be with a large NIL deal, Red Raiders in the UFL, what Tech needs to do to make the NCAA Tournament, and their concerns for Texas Tech football next season.

Jeff, Matt, and Josh discussed the Red Raiders series against Oklahoma State, the NBA playoffs current series, who they like to move on to the next round, what would need to happen for this area to care about the association, what they're most confident in for the upcoming football season, and discussed Red Raider baseball's NCAA tournament chances.

Clint Scott, Matt Estenson and Josh Faupel get into headlines for today in the world of sports starting with Texas Tech Softball walking off Iowa State, Rangers win the series vs the Oakland Athletics, Astros lose in game 2 to the Yankees, Local playoff action, the Mavericks and the Stars take on game 2 tonight for a chance to bounce back as they both fell. The guys respond to a comment made by Austin Rivers about NBA Players thriving in the NFL. Clint goes through a list on CBS of the NFL Power Rankings for the quarterbacks for next season. The Question of the Day centers around Tech Football's Big 12 schedule asking which 2 games would be the toughest losses to take? The guys answer a comment from the chatline pertaining to a Dak Prescott and Brock Purdy swap and what that would result for both their programs.

Chois, Snead, and Jamie discussed bad drivers, Shadeur Sanders new music career, their spotify playlists, bird noises, the best decades, and picked athletes to play different sports.

Chois, Matt, and Jamie discussed the Kentucky Derby weekend, the new Snoop Dogg sponsored bowl game, Upcoming athlete roasts, Jamie's newest welt, who will be overrated in the Big 12 next season, and discussed who at Ramar would be fun to roast.

Chois Woodman, Chris Snead, and Jamie Lent join you live from the Lubbock Country Club bring you headlines including the Texas Rangers winning the rubber match, Astros series vs,  Local shows on the airwaves, Dallas Stars taking game 7 advancing to the next round, Chois answers questions pertaining to his visit to the Kentucky derby, celebrities he saw, horses he predicted to win, seeing the (spoiler alert) photo finish, the outfits, reacting to the typical atmosphere. The guys bring in Norense Odiase asking about the McCasland committee search, recapping the season, asking the questions on what it takes to bring this program to the next level, the difference coaching has been 5-6 years ago to now, what makes a program beneficial for an athlete in the long run, the exclusiveness between programs and players in college sports, and more. The guys share their thoughts on the responses from Odiase followed by a brief chat with Tech Football defensive coordinator Tim DeRuyter on the spring practices, future acquisitions, and more. Jarrett Culver also joins the show touching on his reaction to this past season for Tech Basketball, playing in the growth league, reminiscing on his time here, and reiterating how his faith is what keeps him going and God continues to grow him into the man he is now.