It had to get done by July 1 and it was.

Texas State is the newest member of the Pac-12, beating a deadline to make the conference eligible for the College Football Playoffs and avoiding a big fee for leaving the Sun Belt Conference without proper notice. Steve Perez flies solo this week while Louis Weiner is (ahem) "on assignment." Steve has the highlights along with a few comments from the Bobcats' president and director of athletics.

In this episode, Steve Perez and Louis Weiner share their thoughts on the announcement by the PAC-12 of a media deal that extends its relationship with CBS covering football and basketball through the 2030-2031 seasons. Also, we hear from new Aztecs baseball coach Kevin Vance, who presents his views on the program's future, along with comments from Aztec Athletics Director J.D. Wicker.

Aztecs alum JJ Spaun with an incredible 64 birdie putt on 18 to win the U.S. Open. Hosts Louis Weiner and Steve Perez re-live Spaun’s tournament which started with a bogey-free first round of 66. Hear from Spaun, his coach and even his dad! Plus an update on the Aztecs lone representative in the NCAA track and field championships and all about the “process” with the House settlement changing how NIL works and how it could affect SDSU.

A feast worthy of Montezuma II in this edition of Aztecs All In with Steve Perez and Louis Weiner who share comments from the recent Aztecs coaches caravan from:

Athletics Director J.D. Wicker; men's hoop's coach Brian Dutcher and some insight from Miles Byrd on his decision to remain with the program for at least another season, courtesy of NBC San Diego. Also women's basketball coach Stacey Terry-Hutson fires up the fans, men's golf coach Ryan Donovan with a season follow up and football coach Sean Lewis, who says good seats are still available at Snapdragon Stadium of season two of AztecFAST.

All that and the proverbial more!

The Spring sports seasons wind down at SDSU. Hosts Louis Weiner and Steve Perez bring you all the action from the MWC Baseball Championships where the Aztecs entered as the 5 seed and the Women’s Softball team’s trip to the Los Angeles Regional of the NCAA Tournament where they entered as the 3 seed along with UCLA, Arizona State and UCSB.

A FOUR-PEAT for the Aztecs softball program as the women survive an opening round loss to win the 2025 Mountain West Softball Championship Tournament at SDSU Softball Stadium. Steve Perez and Louis Weiner bring on softball players Gabriella Terrones, Julie Holcomb, Cali Decker, Quinn Waikio and Coach Stacey Nuveman-Deniz to describe how they got it done. Aztecs earn a spot in the NCAA Los Angeles Regional, their  15th tournament  bid and fourth straight. We also check in on men’s golf in action in the NCAA Tallahassee Regional.

Hosts Louis Weiner and Steve Perez catch you up on the Spring sports. The men's golf team gets set for the NCAA Tournament while the women's softball team prepares for the MWC Tournament and the baseball team hopes to make its way into the conference tournament. We also have updated football, men's basketball and Pac-12 media rights updates.

Steve Perez and Louis Weiner make it to the Aztec Fast Showcase at Snapdragon Stadium where the football team concludes its spring session with an interesting competition.

Coach Sean Lewis talks about the purpose of the skills competition. He and players Kyle Crum and Chris Johnson talk about what comes next for the team in this era of NIL and the transfer portal. Steve visits with new Aztec Football General Manager Caleb Davis and Coach Lewis about the role of the new position in the Aztecs Football Program.

Hosts Louis Weiner and Steve Perez are joined by CBS8’s John Howard to talk about Magoon Gwath’s return from the transfer portal, new Aztecs hoops additions Jeremiah Oden and Sean Newman Jr. plus football Spring practice and the QB battle as we hear from Jayden Denegal, Bert Emmanuel Jr. and QB Coach Matt Johnson.

Co-hosts Steve Perez and Louis Weiner with how the No. 14 seeded Lady Aztecs fared in Round 1 of the NCCA tournament against the No. 3 seed LSU Tigers. (Spoiler alert, not well) Final score LSU 103, SDSU 48.