Huge wins for the Lynx, Twins; Gophers vs. Iowa and the invalid fair catch of last year

Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with the Lynx, who locked up
the No. 2 seed in the WNBA playoffs with a dramatic win on a long
last-second three-pointer by Bridget Carleton on Tuesday at
Connecticut. The Lynx are 30-9 and will have home-court advantage
for two rounds of the playoffs, assuming they knock off No. 7
Phoenix in the first round. 7:00: The Twins grabbed a much-needed
4-1 win in Cleveland. They had to expend a lot of bullpen energy to
get there, but with just 11 games left in the season and their wild
card lead over Detroit sitting at just 1.5 games, they need to
seize on any opportunity to get a victory. 12:00: Star Tribune
Gophers football writer Randy Johnson joins the show to set up Iowa
week. Saturday at Huntington Bank Stadium probably won't be as wild
as last year's invalid fair catch game, but we should expect it to
be close and low-scoring. 24:00: Chip Scoggins on Chip Lohmiller,
former kicker and now a fire chief. 30:00: Tennessee is passing the
increased cost of college sports onto its fans, which shouldn't
surprise anyone.