Wednesday pod, Hour 1 Steve and guest co-host, former Arizona basketball player Andy Brown, and guest Joe Hickle, chair of the 2024 Cologuard Classic Champions Tour event to be played at La Paloma Country Club.
Wednesday pod, Hour 2 Steve with guest co-host, former Arizona basketball player Andy Brown, and guest Scott Thompson, former Arizona basketball assistant coach under Lute Olson.
Tuesday pod, Hour 1 − Jay’s Dodgers took it on the chin again Monday night and are on the brink of elimination by the Diamondbacks. − Mica Mountain FB Coach Pat Nugent previews the biggest game in his program’s short history. − A lot of Arizona football fans think Jedd Fisch has QB controversy, but the coach does not.
Tuesday pod, Hour 2 − BREAKING NEWS: Oumar Ballo is the only Arizona basketball player on the preseason All-Pac-12 first team. − AZDesertSwarm’s Kim Doss was not surprised the media picked Arizona women’s basketball to finish 7th. − Hazing continues to be a thing in college football.
Monday pod, Hour 1 − Jedd Fisch said he still believes in the 2-point play call in the 3rd OT in Saturday’s loss. − Rivals staff writer Matt Moreno says decommitments go both ways in recruiting HS athletes. − Fisch won’t let fan sentiment decide who starts at QB for Arizona on Saturday.
Monday pod, Hour 2 − BREAKING NEWS: Noah Fifita is named Pac-12 Freshman of the Week for his performance against USC. − Former major leaguer and president of the Pima County Sports Hall of Fame Pat Darcy discusses the incoming class. − Early commitments in recruiting make for dicey circumstances when an athlete decommits.
Friday pod, Hour 1 − The debate over tomorrow’s USC-Arizona game continues to rage between Steve and Jay. − USC beat writer Luca Evans doesn’t think the game will be the shootout many are expecting. − The guys think the Pac-12’s top three teams are as good or better than the top 3 in any other league.
Friday pod, Hour 2 − BREAKING NEWS: Arizona Baseball opens its fall schedule with a win in the Mexican Baseball Fiesta. − Arizona Coyotes CEO Xavier Gutierrez discusses how the franchise is reaching out the Tucson community. − Steve and Jay are on opposite sides of the Red River Rivalry in the Fab Five Friday Picks.
Thursday pod, Hour 1 − The QB situation for Saturday still up in the air for Arizona. − Jay Dobyns recalls playing at the Los Angeles Coliseum for the Wildcats in the early 80s. − Jedd Fisch would like to continue playing the California schools after going to the Big 12.
Thursday pod, Hour 2 − BREAKING NEWS: NFL legend Dick Butkus passes away. − Brian Jeffries will miss the LA Coliseum but not the trouble to get there for games. − Caller Vic wants to know how Arizona fans will react if they lose more than they win the rest of the season.
Wednesday pod, Hour 1 − Intern Sammy explains his life-long Diamondbacks fandom. − Mike Feder previews the 12th annual Mexican Baseball Fiesta about to begin at Kino Stadium. − Former Arizona WR Dorian Singer isn’t getting the stats at USC that he gathered as a Wildcat.
Wednesday pod, Hour 2 − BREAKING NEWS: Today is the start of 50 straight days with football to watch on TV. − Judy McDermott is newly elected to the Arizona Golf Hall of Fame and talks about her time in Tucson. − A conversation about high-profile coaches like Tommy Lloyd being “regular guys” in their communities.
Tuesday pod, Hour 1 − Jay is back after a day off with his impressions from the Arizona-Washington game. − Pima Aztecs AD Jim Monaco has all the news from the program including that Pima will host the national soccer championship on a regular basis. − A caller thinks Jay is nuts in thinking Arizona has a chance against USC on Saturday.
Tuesday pod, Hour 2 − BREAKING NEWS: The MLB playoffs are under way. − PHNX SPORTS Saul Bookman goes over the changes to the Suns roster. − Jay stands by his opinion that Arizona can beat USC this weekend.
Recapping Arizona's 31-24 loss to No. 7 Washington with AZ Desert Swarm's Brian Pedersen.
Steve and Sammy the Intern cover the weekend's news.
Friday pod, Hour 1 − Would it be enjoyable or excruciating to cover the spectacle of Colorado football today? − Pac-12 Networks analyst Yogi Roth previews Arizona vs. Washington. − Former Arizona LB Kevin Singleton says he coaches high school football to try to have a positive impact on young athletes.
Friday pod, Hour 2 − BREAKING NEWS: A lot going on this weekend on the UA campus with the Red-Blue Showcase and a sold-out football game. − Arizona is a heavy underdog against Washington but anything can happen just because it’s college football, says former Arizona LB Jake Fischer. − The Fab Five Friday picks are in Week 5 with Steve still rolling over Jay on the season.
Thursday pod, Hour 1 − Jedd Fisch says it’s a game-time decision on his starting QB and RB. − Jack Magruder hands out his college upset of the week for Sportsbettingdime.com. − More from Jedd Fisch’s pre-Washington presser.
Thursday pod, Hour 2 − BREAKING NEWS: The XFL and USFL announce they are working on a merger for spring pro football. − Arizona Daily Star basketball beat writer Bruce Pascoe sets the stage for Friday’s Red-Blue Showcase. − Guest Host Danny Martinez discusses his new duties as Arizona Softball director of ops and how the fall season is going.
Wednesday pod, Hour 1 − Just how good is Washington? Arizona is about to find out. − Technical difficulties interrupt the first segment. − John Whitaker, aka Big Game Boomer, has Washington on “upset alert” in its game against Arizona.
Wednesday pod, Hour 2 − BREAKING NEWS: Former Arizona star De’Andre Ayton is part of a 3-team trade and lands in Portland. − Dave Heeke is expecting a sellout for both the Red-Blue Showcase and Arizona vs. Washington football. − Arizona fans are finicky according to Steve and Jay.
Tuesday pod, Hour 1 − Jayden de Laura or Noah Fifita vs. Washington on Saturday? Only Jedd Fisch knows. − Justin Spears compares the Arizona offense to a Ferrari whose driver has been a little reckless at the wheel. − A rant by Jay begging the Arizona band to come up with a pre-game entrance that would excite the fans.
Tuesday pod, Hour 2 − BREAKING NEWS: Hall of Fame third baseman Brooks Robinson dies. − George Malauulu reflects on the 1992 win over No. 1 Washington and thinks the Wildcats can do it a again Saturday. − Is Jay the cause of a curse on Arizona football?
Monday pod, Hour 1 − Jedd Fisch says his QB Jayden de Laura was not in rhythm in Saturday’s close call against Stanford. − Tommy Lloyd said he and his team have to “own” the 1st-round loss in the NCAA Tournament to be able to move on from it. − Fisch compares his two QBs and says he’s comfortable starting either one.
Monday pod, Hour 2 − BREAKING NEWS: UA alum and Guardians manager Terry Francona is talking retirement. − Heath Bray, a member of the team that beat No. 1 Washington in 1992 says it matter to players that the stadium is full when they take the field. − The Arizona offense has been what was expected headed into the season.
Friday pod, Hour 1 − The effect of the transfer portal on high-end academic schools like Stanford. − Javier Morales of AllSportsTucson.com previews the week in high school football. − The transfer portal has dramatically changed the recruiting landscape, particularly for high school seniors.
− BREAKING NEWS: A smattering of news including Deion Sanders getting a parking ticket on the CU campus. − Jon Wilner of the Pac-12 Hotline says the transfer portal along with poor recruiting have put Stanford at the bottom of the conference. − Steve continues to hammer Jay in the #FabFiveFriday picks.
Thursday pod, Hour 1 − Jedd Fisch says his team needs to create its own energy when it visits a quiet Stanford Stadium this weekend. − Down memory lane with former QB Bruce Hill, who quarterbacked Arizona to a 26-7 record in 3 seasons in the 70s. − Players at Arizona who could’ve played two ways during their times or today.
Thursday pod, Hour 2 − BREAKING NEWS: USC football rescinds its suspension of access for a newspaper reporter. − Stanford Rivals reporter Ben Parker expects a close game between the Cardinal and Wildcats. − More discussion of two-way football players and players at Arizona who could have played two sports.
