4 Quarters Radio: May 6 2nd Quarter

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The second-quarter curriculum for May 6:
--A Twitter conversation sparks an on-air topic (granted, one that was going to be covered anyway, but still). Rashard Mendenhall's Twitter lunacy gets pondered, and Scott fully expects that contract language for NFL players will get altered soon. Mendenhall's remarks are put into perspective when compared to a teammate's more-disturbing indiscretions.
--Scott examines the Stanley Cup Playoffs by himself, struggling with the idea of Vancouver being accused of faking penalties. Also, he examines the Washington Capitals and agrees with the idea that it's time for that franchise to make some tough decisions.
--In Whodaman, Scott gives props to his favorite team's ace pitcher for living up to the title for a night and also tips the hat to the best hockey team name he's ever heard.

Featured music: "Look What the Cat Dragged In" by Poison.

4 Quarters Radio: May 6 4th Quarter

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The fourth-quarter curriculum for May 6:
--MTSU men's tennis coach Jimmy Borendame joins Scott in advance of the Blue Raiders' appearance in the NCAA Tournament. He talks about taking over a team with several freshmen, how the team matches up with Georgia Tech, and how a team tennis lineup gets assembled, among other topics.
--An ex-MTSU tennis player having continued success also gets a shout-out, although it does come with a note of "why not here?"
--A brief return to the Rashard Mendenhall situation brings up the issue of free speech.
--In the Epic Fails, Scott points out a pro wrestler whose fans got him busted for bank robbery and a winery trying too hard to cater to the baseball crowd.

Featured music: "Never Gonna Stop" by Rob Zombie.