LoHo Daily with Laurence Holmes

Laurence Holmes discussed two local programs that are getting it done: the DePaul women's team and the Northwestern women's team. They both were named as top-four seeds by the selection committee in its latest revealing of projected brackets, so Holmes discussed their success and why Oregon's Sabrina Ionescu is a terrifyingly good player. Holmes also had some love for the Illinois and Loyola men's teams.

Laurence Holmes made some friends while down in Miami and his guest on this day may be a long-lost cousin. Kevin Holmes covers the Chiefs for KSHB-TV in Kansas City and grew up in Chicago. He was also on the field as Patrick Mahomes led the Chiefs to a comeback victory in the Super Bowl, so they discussed that experience.

It wasn't always pretty, but it sure was fun a fun Super Bowl, with the Chiefs prevailing 31-20 against the 49ers. Laurence Holmes didn't think quarterback Patrick Mahomes was the MVP of the game, but he does believe that he's the face of the NFL now.

While down at the Super Bowl, Laurence Holmes had the chance to sit down with Michael Bennett and his wife, Pele. They're starting a new podcast together about life in the NFL, so the group discussed that before Holmes also mentioned that he did a show with Martellus, Michael's brother, back in the day.

Running the ball in the NFL is often thought to be boring, but not the way that coach Kyle Shannahan and his 49ers are doing it this season, Laurence Holmes explained.

What if the most dangerous NFL quarterback from the pocket also started to run? Well, Chiefs star Parick Mahomes had done just that over the last eight weeks. Laurence Holmes explained why that's a terrifying concept.

Kicking off Super Bowl Week, I revisit one of the best moments of Super Bowl 41, Devin Hester's return for touchdown. Dave Toub used to be Bears Special Teams Coordinator, now he's back in the Super Bowl with Mecole Hardman. Also he should be a Head Coach! 

Laurence Holmes is heading off to the Super Bowl in Miami, so the crew discussed the type of shows it wants to do while he's down there. Rick Camp also took some shots, and Herb Lawrence talked about his experience working on the Jerry Springer Show.

Laurence Holmes isn't sure if he doesn't care at all or if he cares too much, but there's plenty that he doesn't like about the Baseball Hall of Fame process.

Laurence Holmes had quite the experience going to "Bad Boys for Life" this weekend. You'll want to check it out.

It wasn't surprising that Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts heard boos when he brought up the new Marquee Sports Network at Cubs Convention over the weekend. There were a ton of layers to why it happened, so Laurence Holmes explained them. 

With so much going on in baseball, Laurence Holmes didn't get to all the football talk he wanted on his show in recent day, which is lucky for the LoHo Daily listeners. In this episode, Jim Owczarski of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel shared a scouting report on new Bears offensive coordinator Bill Lazor, and they previewed the 49ers-Packers matchup in the NFC Championship Game.

As per usual on Fridays, Laurence Holmes was joined by producers Herb Lawrence and Rick Camp. Holmes was frustrated with technology, so the guys worked through that and discussed the proper way to put a football watch party together.

Laurence Holmes previewed the main event of UFC 246 with Luke Thomas, who's one of the smartest people in MMA media. Thomas has a new collaboration with Showtime on YouTube. It's called Morning Kombat and is released at 11 a.m. CT every Monday on YouTube.

Laurence Holmes was joined by birthday buddy, Score host and WNBA reporter Maggie Hendricks to discuss a landmark day for the league she covers. The WNBA has a new collective bargaining agreement, and it's a big victory for women's sports in America. Hendricks explained why.