Throwback Thursday: SGA Lifts Thunder Past Spurs, Aaron Rodgers’ Final Season, Georgia Need for Speed

Today is “Throwback Thursday,” and the San Antonio Spurs fall to the Oklahoma City Thunder 112-113 behind a 30-point game from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Aaron Rodger is back and announces it will be his last season. What other athletes across sports are the next big names to hang up jerseys? May is Mental Health Month, and we hear from NCAA President Charlie Baker as he reveals the number one thing student athletes talk to him about. Philadelphia Eagles Defensive Lineman Nolan Smith Jr was arrested for reckless driving, going 135 miles per hour in a 70 miles per hour speed zone. Is there a culture issue with athletes with ties to the University of Georgia? Major League Baseball purists don’t love the home-run-or-bust style of hitting. Cavs guard James Harden shares his opinion on what the team needs to do to subdue Jalen Brunson. “The World’s Strongest Take!”  Plus, we have Eric Henry of Horns 24/t to talk about Texas men’s basketball and football. We also have Texas Baseball Head Coach Jim Schlossnagle to talk about the team’s award winners and prepare for the SEC Tournament. Then, for “Legends of the Locker Room,” we have Michigan Fab Five Forward Ray Jackson to talk about the NBA Playoffs. You can hear it all here on “The Morning Kickoff Show!”