Nathan Hale High School capped off their undefeated basketball season with a 3A State title, so why are people skittish about it? Gee tells you exactly why there should be celebration and not trepidation surrounding their mercurial rise. Later in the hour, Gee is joined by Tom Wassell as they talk about anything and everything in the world of sports. Tuesday wraps with Confessions.

Could the Seahawks be interested in one of the greatest running backs ever? Lorenzo Romar will reportedly be back with UW in 2017, so what's next for the Huskies? And does Seahawks cornerback DeShawn Shead have the worst luck? Gee discusses all of this in Tuesday's Quick Hits. Later in the hour, Gee gives his take on if Adrian Peterson would be a good fit in Seattle. The hour wraps with a trip Around the World of sports.

Gee is joined by "Proof in the Play" talking about the Washington State basketball tournament, high school coach of the year and player of the year. Gee goes "Around the World in Sports" talking about the Patriots saying they will not trade Jimmy Garoppolo, Kevin Durant has an MCL sprain and bone bruise which will keep him out for at least four weeks, and Northwestern beats Michigan on a hail mary buzzer beater. We close things out with the "Player's Lounge".

Gee kicks things off with his three "Quick Hits": Jerry Dipoto made ANOTHER trade getting RHP Chase De Jong from the Dodgers, John Schneider plans to upgrade the offensive line, and Will Allen is sentenced to 6 years in prison for his role in the Ponzi scheme. Where do the Seahawks go in the draft? Schneider says he wants more depth and will look at the running game in the draft. What other positions should he consider more important than RB? Former Mariner Bret Boone talks to Gee and waxes nostalgic on the Mariners 2001 season and gives his thoughts on the current team.

Kevin Garnett says that "AAU has killed our game". Gee talks about AAU and how it doesn't affect the NBA. Then in the Player Haters Ball some shots from the court were fallin, but some definitely weren't. And Gee is surprised with a "fun segment" from Ashley and we end with confessions. 

Gee Scott starts the show for the people with the three quick hits of the day: Mariners beat the White Sox 8-1, Adrian Peterson and Jamaal Charles are unrestricted free agents, and the 2017 NFL Combine started today. And there's been a lot of talk about Richard Sherman these past two days, and Gee compares him to a glass of wine. Then Gee goes around the world in sports,and there is another franchised quarterback in the league. 

In the second hour for the show for the people, Gee talks about the presence of basketball in the state of Washington and then previews the combine with Tracy Ford from Ford Sports. In the Player Haters Ball, Tim Tebow has arrived to Mets Spring Training and Richard Sherman is at it again with the media. 

It's the show for the people! Gee gets to the three quick hits of the day with the Seattle Mariners, UW's Kelsey Plum, and Gonzaga basketball. Also Brenda Tracey joins Gee Scott via the Venue Kings Hotline to educate us on a culture that she is speaking out against and sheds some light on the current allegations on Baylor University. Gee winds up the hour by going around the world in sports talking about franchised players.  

Gee is joined by Washington Huskies commit Salvon Ahmed for the entire second hour of Friday's show. What was the recruiting process like for Ahmed? Gee gets the lowdown straight from him. In the Player Haters Ball, one college basketball team suspends five of their players for one heck of a reason. Friday wraps with Confessions.

The Mariners are just hours away from their Cactus League opener, the Seahawks know exactly where and when they'll be making their 2017 draft picks, and is Gonzaga's lack of competition in the West Coast Conference going to hold them back in the NCAA tournament? Gee discusses all of that in Friday night's Quick Hits. What's Up With Tom? Well, Gee finds out from the man himself, Tom Wassell as the guys break down all things in the world of sports. The first hour wraps with Gee taking a look at some headlines from around Seattle and the sports world.