3 Guys Before The Game

The "Guys" celebrate their 200th episode with a special show flashing back to their favorite interviews and incidents in the show's history.

Don Nehlen tells his never heard before story about his hiring at West Virginia, plus Jeff Hostetler explains why Bill Belichick never liked him. Those are just two of more than a dozen segments that Brad, Hoppy and Tony revisit.

They also read listener texts, play Three Guys trivia and open a very special gift bag.

Join them again Monday when they begin their match toward episode 300.

More than a decade after making his final shot in a Mountaineer uniform, Frank Young still owns the school record for most three point field goals in a single season.

Young's record setting senior year was the culmination of three years of perseverance that taught him the invaluable life lesson that good things come to those who wait.

Today Young teaches that lesson and more as an assistant coach at Appalachian State University.
Brad Howe and Tony Caridi bring us Frank's story and how a message from his mother as a freshman changed his career.

The "Guys" return Thursday with their special 200th episode.

It's a podcast inside of a podcast.

On this episode the "Guys" talk with producer Dan Lohmann about his latest project; the story behind "It's a great a day to be a Mountaineer."

It's the first audio-only story for Lohmann, who has won multiple Emmy awards for his video productions including the Hot Rod Hundley documentary.

Brad and Tony also answer listener questions.

Three Guys Before The Game returns Monday with a new episode.

Like all of us, Bob Huggins is living in a new world.

The Mountaineer head coach lets the "Guys" know how he's spending his time in a wide-ranging discussion that includes reality television, basketball, and submarine sandwiches.

It's Huggs unplugged and at his finest in his first ever visit on the show.

Join the guys again Thursday for another episode.

The "Guys" have a wonderful conversation with former WVU standout Chris Leonard who reveals the unknown story of how an opposing player allowed him to make the final three point shot in his WVU career.

Brad, Hoppy and Tony also answer some angst filled questions from loyal listeners who wonder how and when college football will return. The "Guys" also hear from a listener that binge listened to 90 consecutive episodes of Three Guys. He explains why and how.

Join the gang Monday for another episode.

West Virginia assistant basketball coach Ron Everhart is a world-class storyteller with a memory that never disappoints.

Ron joins the "Guys" to talk hoops from all angles. He looks back at the amazing sports competition growing up in Fairmont, playing for legendary DeMatha coach Morgan Wooten and his evolution as a coach.

Brad, Hoppy and Tony also answer listener questions that range from tattoos to revised schedules for football and basketball teams.

Join them again Thursday for a new show. In the meantime, stay distant and safe.

To use a sports analogy, the state of West Virginia is still very early in the game when it comes to battling the coronavirus.

On this episode the "Guys" spend time with the man overseeing West Virginia's battle against COVID-19

Dr. Clay Marsh provides invaluable insight into the state's current situation and looks ahead to what transformations the virus will ultimately bring.

Brad Howe, Tony Caridi and Hoppy Kercheval also answer an assortment of listener questions ranging from sports to movies.

The "Guys" return Monday with a new episode.

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How will the WVU football program respond now that the Big 12 Conference has extended its suspension of all activity until May 31?

Mountaineer quarterbacks coach Sean Reagan joins the "Guys" with an update on how he'll navigate the new rules which allow for virtual meeting time.

Regan hopes to make the unexpected delay a positive when it comes to tutoring his quarterbacks especially newcomer Garrett Greene.

Brad, Hoppy and Tony also answer listener questions that range from basketball to non-sports employment desires.

Join the "Guys" Thursday when they return with another special guest.

West Virginia University basketball assistant coach Erik Martin is trying to find his new normal.

The cancellation of the NCAA tournament and suspension of all activities due to the coronavirus has led to massive changes for everyone.

The "Guys" talk to Erik about numerous topics including the past season, player retention, and the outlook for next season.

Brad, Hoppy and Tony also answer listener questions ranging from basketball to football and beyond.

Three Guys returns with a new episode on Monday.

What's it like to live through the Coronavirus overseas?

Alex Ruoff has spent his days following graduation from West Virginia University playing basketball across the world. He's endured numerous challenges over the past decade but nothing like the current Coronavirus pandemic.

Ruoff joins the "Guys" from Germany where he's awaiting a final decision on his currently suspended season.

Brad, Hoppy and Tony also discuss the latest news and answer listener questions.

They'll be back again Thursday with another episode.