Loaded sports weekend with High School events. Purdue has a great story in Adam Schenk. Tom Dienhart's excellent article on Coach Walters. And Apple new goggles aren't going to motivate it's sports fans.

With Zach Edey back, how does the team look? Who gets playing time? And, can he become Purdue's all time leading scorer? Then, can the Cubs make the playoffs without Justin Steele?

Today is decision day for Zach Edey. What's on his mind? Also, Purdue Football has start times and TV assignments. We discuss why the Boilers got some breaks.

It's Carb Day! So we talk to Nick Yeoman from the Indycar radio network on how the last practice went, Graham Rahal, and best bets to win.Then, could Deandre Hopkins land with the Colts or Bears?

Purdue Baseball keeps it's hopes alive for the Big Ten Tourney. Cubs need to make hay over the next week before their big west coast trip. A look at Fast Friday where a certain team is struggling.

Jared has a big announcement for the station. Nick Yeoman talks the first day of practice at IMS and who/what to watch for. Lots of little Purdue tidbits, and things we may have missed.

A text message making the rounds about Zach Edey coming back may not be what you think it is. Jared tells you what he knows. Be happy for Brady Allen heading to Louisville. And the one-and-one is done in High School Hoops.

Back after Mother's Day, we talk to rookie Sting Ray Robb about where his name comes from, the grind that the 500 can be over the next 2 weeks, and what he looks forward to the most. Then, Purdue takes a historic loss in the Governor's Cup, and things we may have missed.

Sam King of the J&C (12:20) gives us the latest in HS conference realignment and says we may have more teams leave conferences soon. Then, with the NFL schedules out, Jared breaks down how dirty the league did the Bears, while the Colts shouldn't have any complaints.

Today Jared talks about the impact of losing Broc Thompson for the Purdue receiver room, plus, where do you set the bar for the White Sox? And should we be worried about the Cubs despite their metrics?