Big Talk on Little Rock

Johnathan Jones, joined by UAPB's Caleb Snowden, joins hosts Justin Acri and Wess Moore on The Zone morning show on 103.7 FM The Buzz after being named Second Team All-America following his top-10 finish in the high jump at the NCAA Championships.

Nikki Metcalfe joins host Trey Schaap as discusses the ordeal of a six-hour surgery to correct scoliosis followed by a rehab process that lasted over six months at the age of 17. She also talks about growing up in her native Australia, what the animals are like there and which one is her spirit animal. Metcalfe, who spent two years at Arkansas Tech, explains what it is like seeing the banners Foley won in Russellville and then getting the opportunity to play for the legendary coach at Little Rock, winning a conference championship and the pain of falling short in the OVC Tournament Championship Game. She also discusses her future plans as she is the only player on the roster that will fully exhaust her collegiate eligibility after this season.

Tia Harvey joins host Trey Schaap as the Trojans are preparing to participate in the WNIT as Little Rock reaches the postseason for the first time since the 2018-19 season. The junior guard discusses the record-setting season, what it was like in the first year in the Ohio Valley Conference and what it’s like playing for Joe Foley.

Host Trey Schaap is joined by women's basketball assistant coach Steve Wiedower and head men's basketball coach Darrell Walker as they review last week's doubleheaders against Morehead State at home and on the road at UT Martin. Wiedower discusses the women's sweep of the week and what it means to now be in a tie for first place while Walker discusses his team's big win over league-leading Morehead State. Both coaches also look ahead to this week's home doubleheaders against Southern Indiana and Eastern Illinois.

Little Rock Head Women's Basketball Coach Joe Foley joins Nicole Auerbach and Ben Hartsock on ESPNU Radio as Foley discusses the unique season for Little Rock's Team this year, what it's been like joining a new conference, what makes Little Rock's record-setting defense tick and more.

Host Trey Schaap is joined by head coaches Joe Foley and Darrell Walker as they discuss the exciting past week for Little Rock Basketball. Both coaches reflect on the doubleheader sweep over Tennessee State on Jan. 21 while Coach Foley discusses his team's dominating win over Tennessee Tech on Jan. 19 in a battle between two teams that entered the game tied for second place in the OVC. Coach Walker discusses the team's heart-breaking two-point loss to the Golden Eagles as well. Both coaches also preview the upcoming road trip to Morehead State and Tennessee Tech.

Host Trey Schaap is joined by head women's basketball coach Joe Foley and assistant men's basketball coach Preston Laird as they review Little Rock's trip to Southern Indiana and Eastern Illinois and discuss the upcoming games at home against Tennessee Tech and Tennessee State.

Head coaches Joe Foley and Darrell Walker join host Trey Schaap in recapping an eventful week in the Capital City as well as the return to the Jack Stephens Center. They also take a look at the upcoming games at Southern Indiana and Eastern Illinois as Little Rock embarks on its first full weekend on the road in Ohio Valley Conference play.

Host Trey Schaap is joined by head coaches Darrell Walker and Joe Foley as they look at Little Rock's opening weekend in the Ohio Valley Conference including a quick change of venue to Simmons Bank Arena for the OVC debut for both teams.

Little Rock distance runner Bailey Cronin joins host Trey Schaap as the Wisconsin native discusses what it was like adjusting to the humidity in Arkansas and on where she likes to run when training around the city of Little Rock. The sixth year runner explains what it was like playing ice hockey and running distance as she grew up in Wisconsin and what her upcoming master’s degree in bioinformatics means as well as what she wants to do with that degree.

 

She also gives her thoughts on this year’s team and how she thinks the Trojans will fare in the Ohio Valley Conference. A transfer from Oakland University in Michigan, Cronin also discusses what she likes most about being in Little Rock.