Bill Littlefield updates the latest action in both the Men's and Women's NCAA Division I Basketball tournament.

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Knowledgeable college basketball fans would know that the University of the Pacific is the alma mater of Michael Olowokandi, the #1 overall pick in the 1999 NBA Draft. But, except for those who live near UOP's campus in Stockton, California, casual fans know little about the Tigers. Perhaps its time for an introduction. We'll talk with Pacific head basketball coach, Bob Thomason.

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The Phoenix Suns, led by point guard Steve Nash, are on of the NBA's top three teams heading into next month's playoffs. As Mark Moran of member station KJZZ reports, their success is due in large part to their willingness to adopt a new old style of play.

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Professional bowlers and aromatherapy collide.

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On Thursday, the House Government Reform Committee compelled a number of Major League Baseball players and executives to stand up and be counted among those who oppose steroid use. We'll examine some of the history and politics behind the hearings.

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In a new book entitled Testosterone Dreams, John Hoberman has explored the history of performance enhancing drugs. His research provides a valuable background against which to consider recent developments in athlete doping, and suggests that much of what has been said and written about the situation is uninformed and counterproductive. Mr. Hoberman joins us for a conversation about his new book.

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Bill Littlefield and Only A Game analyst Charlie Pierce discuss: the congressional hearings on steroids, the NCAA tournament, and one very baaaaa-d college football player.

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Bill Littlefield meets with the children, therapists, and horses that help cowboys and cowgirls walk and--sometimes--talk.