Matt Guy, America's Greatest Cornhole Player, visits with Says Who Sports to discuss his decades of dominance in the sport, the excitement of winning a World Championship with his son, Bret, partnering with former football star Doug Flutie to improve Flutie's cornhole game and win a national tournament, throwing bags with rock stars including Styx and Eddie Money, finding his five-to-six beer competitive groove, the rapid growth of the sport (spurred by nationally-televised events) that began during the COVID-19 pandemic, the crucial role of the mental aspect of the game, the arrival of a talented wave of youngsters at the professional level, and much more.

Bob Costas, who has won 29 Emmy Awards, more than any other sports broadcaster, visits with Says Who Sports to discuss his crazy experiences calling minor league hockey for the Syracuse Blazers, his futile attempt to persuade Jack Nicholson to do a television interview at a 1992 NBA Finals game in Chicago, his call of the 'Sandberg Game' at Wrigley Field and a famous Cubs fan who showed up unannounced at his house months later for reasons related to that game, his thoughts about the shifting media landscape, the media swirl surrounding Caitlin Clark, the impact on him of the death of close friend and Hall of Famer Joe Morgan, the fierce loyalty of Bob Uecker, the importance of family, his gratitude for dreams realized and much more!

Lou Holtz, who led Notre Dame to the 1988 National Championship and is the only college football coach to lead six different programs to bowl games, talks with Says Who Sports about the four stages of becoming a championship team, how friend Jack Nicklaus's unexpected victory at the 1986 Masters bumped Holtz from the cover of Sports Illustrated, what he considers his greatest accomplishment in life, the lack of accountability and family values in society, what mentor Woody Hayes would likely say about the current state of college football including the transfer portal and NIL, the ESPN 30 for 30 documentary Catholics vs. Convicts about Notre Dame's thrilling win over the top-ranked Miami Hurricanes (led by Jimmy Johnson) in 1988, and much more!