We kick things off with intros and a recap of Dre's wedding before jumping straight into Quick Hits.

Team USA wins gold in hockey behind Jack Hughes.

The women's hockey team declines a White House invite — we discuss.

KD says he wants another Olympic run — should he do it?

Fernando Mendoza skips throwing at the Combine — big deal or overblown?

Lakers fall to Peyton Pritchard (and maybe Caitlin Clark comps aren't so crazy).

Pat Riley statue talk.

Claressa Shields wins by unanimous decision.

Then it's time for Rule Breakers:

Kansas State fires Jerome Tang after his rant, Mick Cronin throws out his own player at UCLA, and USC WR Ja'kobi Lane accuses a recruit of stealing.

We also send love with a RIP to Jesse Jackson.

Tap in — we don't make the rules, we just talk about 'em.

This week, the guys have a full house and are joined by Anya, Ja'vonda, and Rios, hosts of 'Imperfect Perspective'. They explain how they all met, the origin of their show, and how they balance authenticity with oversharing. In the Quick Hits, they answer the rapid-fire questions like their go-to karaoke song, soft launching vs hard launching, and the best/worst advice they've received. In Rule Breakers, they discuss having attractive platonic friendships, Chris Brown wanting to perform at the halftime show, our elders taking accountability in old age, and the Sperm Protection Act. Enjoy!

This week, the guys recap the lackluster Super Bowl and discuss what went wrong for the Patriots, rank the Seahawks defense all-time, and forecast where each team goes from here. In Quick Hits, recap the Bad Bunny halftime performance and shame those who did not enjoy it. They discuss the fight between the Pistons and Hornets and how scary Isaiah Stewart is to be charging at you. They review J. Cole's new/"final" album, 'The Fall-Off,' comes with mixed reviews. And in Rule Breakers, they review some of the best/worst Super Bowl commercials, Kid Rock calling Jay Z a DEI hire, and Bill Belichick not making the Hall of Fame on the first ballot. Enjoy!