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Brandon Holveck, Nick Dellaglio, Jake Lampert and Doug Baran convene for a Delaware-centric podcast. Topics include Delaware women's basketball's CAA quarterfinal loss to Towson and why Delaware fans should feel bullish about next season (0:50), Delaware men's basketball's impressive showing at the CAA tournament in Charleston (14:53), an early look at next season's CAA landscape and how Martin Ingelsby's squad fits in (29:07) and a snake draft of the 10 players most important to Delaware's 2019 football season in the spirit of spring practices opening last Monday (50:15).

On the definitive, deep-dive CAA tournament preview show, Jake Lampert and Parker Kerrigan break down the disastrous end of Delaware's men's basketball's regular season and discuss what needs to happen this weekend for Delaware's season to be considered a success (0:58). Then, Doug Baran and Brandon Holveck tag in to provide, with Jake, a team-by-team preview of the CAA tournament (17:53). The show wraps up with a further look at Delaware's team heading into the tournament and the direction of the Blue Hens' program (49:36). WVUD's coverage of Delaware's quarterfinal matchup against William and Mary begins at 2:15 p.m. EST on Sunday, March 10.

Brandon Holveck and Jake Lampert discuss the news of the day -- Bryce Harper agreeing to a 13-year $330 million deal with the Philadelphia Phillies -- first from the Phillies' perspective (1:02) and then from the rest of the league's perspective (20:02). It is the longest and largest (in terms of total guaranteed money) baseball contract ever and certainly the biggest deal ever agreed to on February 28. Later, Doug Baran joins the show to discuss Nolan Arenado's contract extension with the Colorado Rockies (24:59), and the weekend ahead for Delaware safety Nasir Adderley at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis.

Brandon Holveck, Jake Lampert and Nick Dellaglio offer their thoughts on Zion Williamson, the NCAA and more, after the star freshman sprained his knee in a high-profile matchup between Duke and UNC (0:57). Then, the crew answers five rapid fire questions on Delaware athletics (11:33), analyzes the record Manny Machado signing (21:58) and breaks down the latest on Delaware men's and women's basketball (32:24). The show rounds out with a preview of the National League (43:13) following last week's look at the American League.

Brandon Holveck, Jake Lampert and Nick Dellaglio discuss the Joe Flacco trade (0:55), the root causes of baseball's slow offseason (12:16) and the arms race in the Eastern Conference and how the Oklahoma City Thunder stack up in the Western Conference (23:11), before previewing the American League (33:34).

Brandon Holveck, Jake Lampert and Parker Kerrigan discuss Super Bowl 53 from every angle. The crew first gives their general observations (0:00), before diving into how the Rams fell apart offensively (15:43) and whether the Patriots can continue the sport's greatest dynasty (30:49). The show closes with a look back at the Super Bowls of the past 10 seasons (42:09) and a quick hit on Delaware men's and women's basketball (50:52).

Brandon Holveck and Jake Lampert cover all of the madness associated with Super Bowl week and the NBA Trade Deadline crossing paths. First, a complete breakdown of the Kristaps Porzings trade and how it relates to what else has been going on in the trade market (0:35). Then it's to Super Bowl 53 matchups and game plan (24:57) and a Super Bowl edition of #ChangeJakesMind (33:45). Brandon and Jake also go deep on Delaware men's basketball's CAA prospects leading into this weekend's road trip (49:22) and explain why you should be optimistic about next year's Delaware women's basketball squad (57:25).

Brandon Holveck, Jake Lampert and Parker Kerrigan discuss Anthony Davis' trade request and break down possible destinations (1:07), review Delaware men's and women's basketball's strong weekends of play (7:42) and make a handful of early Super Bowl 53 predictions (19:31).

Brandon Holveck and Jake Lampert relitigate the missed pass interference in the Saints/Rams game and the NFL's overtime system (2:02). Brandon and Jake then draft the 10 best players in Super Bowl 53 (15:25), pay homage to this year's Baseball Hall of Fame class including Mariano Rivera and Roy Halladay (35:00) and predict how this year's playoff teams will stack up in 2019 (41:39). The show rounds out with a game of #ChangeJakesMind on Delaware men's basketball (58:15).

Brandon Holveck, Jake Lampert and Parker Kerrigan give their takeaways from Sunday's conference championship games (0:00). The crew then responds to NFL takes from the listeners (12:24 and 30:56) and breaks down Delaware men's basketball's win against JMU and last-second loss to Towson (25:19). Follow on Twitter @wvudsports, @holveck_brandon and @_jakelampert.  New episodes of Blue Hen Sports Cage are released every Monday and Thursday evening. Blue Hen Sports Cage airs live on 91.3 WVUD Mondays from 4 p.m.-5 p.m. and Thursdays from 5 p.m.-7 p.m.

Brandon Holveck and Jake Lampert discuss last weekend's division round games (0:00), before making the case for Ithiel Horton for CAA Rookie of the Year (19:13) and preview the conference championship games (25:17). The team also makes its NBA award picks at the midseason mark (44:14). Follow on Twitter @wvudsports, @holveck_brandon and @_jakelampert.  New episodes of Blue Hen Sports Cage are released every Monday and Thursday evening. Blue Hen Sports Cage airs live on 91.3 WVUD Mondays from 4 p.m.-5 p.m. and Thursdays from 5 p.m.-7 p.m. Front page photo courtesy of Delaware Athletics.

Brandon Holveck and Jake Lampert return to the studio to recap the NFL Wild Card round games (0:00), breakdown this weekend's Divisional round matchups (19:01) and discuss the significance Clemson's national championship win (38:04). Plus, the duo checks in on the North Dakota State football engine (47:37) and reacts to Kyler Murray entering the NFL Draft (56:37). Follow on Twitter @wvudsports, @holveck_brandon and @_jakelampert.  New episodes of Blue Hen Sports Cage are released every Thursday evening. Blue Hen Sports Cage airs live on 91.3 WVUD Thursdays from 5 p.m.-7 p.m.

In the first episode of 2019, Brandon Holveck and Jake Lampert break down the weekend's wild card round playoff matchups (0:00) and Delaware men's basketball's start in CAA play (12:00) before playing a game of #ChangeJakesMind on Delaware women's basketball (21:52). The crew also discusses the College Football National Championship between Clemson and Alabama, the FCS National Championship between North Dakota State and Eastern Washington and the additions of Jared Ambrose and Bill Cubit to Delaware's football coaching staff (31:34).

Your favorite guests from 2018 hop in the studio one last time for the year. The boys talk about Delaware, "Black Twitter," and holiday shenanigans. Thanks for listening all season.  Instagram: @UncagedTV Produced by Jake Lampert.

Brandon Holveck, Jake Lampert and Nick Dellaglio break down the latest moves in baseball and project what is going to happen with Bryce Harper and Manny Machado (0:00) and discuss the upcoming ground breaking ceremony for the Whitney Athletic Center (16:18), before being joined by Rachel Sawicki to talk about the latest in UD Ice Hockey (23:36). Later, the crew discusses Eric Carter's career day against Saint Francis and Ithiel Horton's continued success (37:47).

Brandon Holveck and Jake Lampert break down Delaware men's basketball's 80-65 loss to Navy (0:00), rank the top three NBA teams in both the Western Conference and the Eastern Conference (10:28) and react to the latest news from the hot stove, including the Paul Goldschmidt trade (36:11).

The ladies of UDress Magazine give the boys, Ahmed Qadri and Jake Lampert, fashion advice on Crocs, Canadian tuxedos and more. The team also previews the UDress Fall Fashion Event, held this Saturday at the Trabant University Center.  IG: @UncagedTV

Brandon Holveck and Jake Lampert breakdown Delaware's 20-6 playoff loss at James Madison (0:00), and Delaware men's basketball's hot 5-2 start (9:35). Later, the crew makes their NFL award picks at the three-quarter mark of the season (20:46) and ranks the top 10 departing Delaware football seniors, in order of impact loss (42:20).

Brandon Holveck and Josh Diehl put a bow on the 2018 season, following Delaware's 20-6 playoff loss at James Madison.

Brandon Holveck discusses Delaware's quarterback situation, the defensive front seven and the running game ahead of the Blue Hens' opening-round playoff game against James Madison before welcoming in Catie Harper of The Breeze, James Madison's student newspaper, to help dive further into the matchup.