All Bets Are On

The newly-independent version of All Bets Are On is back, with co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak slinging yarn on college football, Major League Baseball and more.

The dynamic duo start Friday's podcast episode by previewing the Pac-12 Conference's 10-game football season, with each examining its affect on the Arizona Wildcats.

The two then cover the week's Coronavirus happenings in MLB, including the Miami Marlins and their 19 positive cases, as of Friday afternoon.

The latest episode concludes with a discussion of whether MLB can survive its 60-game season without a bubble and whether the NBA and NHL can continue their streak of COVID-free living going forward.

All Bets Are On returns for another episode, with Yakima (Washington) Herald sports and outdoors reporter, Luke Thompson joining Friday's show.

The latest episode covers all things soccer/football related, starting with the state of the MLS, ahead of its coronavirus shutdown.

The show then pivots to discuss both host Christopher Boan and Thompson's favorite NCAA Tournament memories, wrapping up the episode.

The original, dynamic duo of Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak return for their first All Bets Are On episode in more than three months.

The pair discuss a hypothetical NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, based off a mock bracket by CBS Sports' Jerry Palm, before divulging their favorite March Madness memories.

Sports might be cancelled, but the gang at All Bets Are On will trudge on, regardless, with new episodes posted each week.

All Bets Are On returns from its three-month hiatus to bring you a hypothetical NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament bracket, plus much more.

Host Christopher Boan is joined by Tony Maluso, who is a former sports editor at the (Wilkes-Barre) Citizen Voice, as well as the Dalton Daily Citizen (Georgia).

The duo discuss their picks for the mock-up tournament, before picking their National Player and Coach of the Year in college basketball.

The two swap stories of their favorite March Madness memories and how they are dealing with the lack of live sports, in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic that's sweeping the nation.

All Bets Are On is back, with an action-packed show that covers the gamut of college sports information.

Wednesday's show begins with a discussion of Arizona basketball's showdown in Waco against 19th ranked Baylor University, with co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak handing out their picks for the contest.

The duo then hand out their Pac-12 superlatives for the weekend's basketball action, with Boan and Vondrak picking Colorado to upset Kansas.

The third segment handles Friday night's Pac-12 Football Championship game, between Utah and Oregon, with both hosts handing out their picks for the contest in Santa Clara.

They also discuss the weekend's other conference championship games, including picks for the SEC, Big 12, Big 10 and ACC title games.

Wednesday's podcast concludes with the pair's picks for the upcoming College Football Playoff, with each giving their guesstimations as to who the four teams in the dance will be.

All Bets Are On is back with its annual Pac-12 mens basketball breakdown, handling the pod's picks for the Conference of Champions on the hardwood this season.

The duo of Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak then hand out their picks for the weekend's Pac-12 contests, focusing on Arizona's homecoming clash with the Oregon State Beavers.

The final segment of Saturday's show hands out the pair's picks for the weekend's college football games outside of the Pac-12.

All Bets Are On returns for its 36th episode to discuss Arizona's football game against Stanford, the Pac-12 as a whole and the week's best games in college football.

Co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak begin Friday's show by handing out their picks for Saturday's contest in Palo Alto, with each giving their take on whether Khalil Tate or Grant Gunnell should start at quarterback.

The duo then steered into the Conference of Champions, with the Pac-12 Superlatives segment, picking the best games in conference play this weekend.

The final segment of Friday's show handles the games that Boan and Vondrak are keeping an eye on, varying from the lowly Sun Belt to the SEC and Big 12.

Tune in to a new episode of the Tucson Weekly's sports podcast each Friday.

The Tucson Weekly's sports podcast is back for another episode, covering the gamut of sports information.

Segment one handles Mitt Romney's bold comments on the proposed Student Equity Act, which would allow NCAA athletes to profit off their name, image and likeness.

Co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak then segue into their recap of Arizona's loss to Washington and preview Saturday's road game against Southern California, with each giving out their prediction for the contest.

The dynamic duo also hand out their weekly Pac-12 superlatives, including their blowout, game of the week and upset pick for Saturday's contests.

The final segment of Friday's show focuses on the college football world at-large, with Picks of the Dragon returning for another week.

Tune in to a new episode of the Weekly's sports podcast each Friday.

Co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak return for another episode of the Tucson Weekly's sports podcast to cover the gamut of sports topics.

The duo start of Friday's podcast with a thorough examination of Arizona's game against the Washington Huskies, with Boan and Vondrak both siding with the visitors from Seattle.

They then pick their Pac-12 Superlatives for the weekend's conference action, with both hosts struggling to find an actual upset pick this week.

The final segment of this week's show handles Vondrak and Boan's Picks of the Dragon, with each handing out their picks for the week in amateur football.

Tune in to a new episode of the Tucson Weekly's sports podcast each Friday.

Co-hosts Christopher Boan and Tyler Vondrak return for a college football-centric version of All Bets Are On.

The dynamic duo start by breaking down California's 'Name, Image and Likeness' bill, better known as SB206, which allows NCAA student-athletes to profit off the use of their names, their image in commercials/ads and the use of their images in media, with Boan and Vondrak giving their take on the proposal.

The dynamic duo then moves on to preview Arizona's clash with the University of Colorado in Boulder, in a matchup of 3-1 teams.

They then move on to their weekly 'Pac-12 Superlatives' segment, handing out weekly honors for the week's action in the Conference of Champions.

Finally, Boan and Vondrak pick their college football games to keep an eye on this weekend to close out the show.

Catch a new episode of the Tucson Weekly's sports podcast each Friday.