B.J. flys solo on this Tuesday and begins with a look at the Green Bay Packers potential 53-man roster with help from an article in the Athletic by Matt Schneidman. How many WR's, OL, DL and CB's should the Packers roll with into the 2020 season? Balky stops by as well to discuss the poll question for the day involving a championship this year for a sports team in the state of Wisconsin. The 'Best Tweet We Saw' closes out hour one and B.J. goes to former Fond du Lac & Marquette star Travis Diener in the TBT for it.

The second hour of the show begins with a little carry over from the first with the poll question for the day, "This year, if you could have one championship for a sports team in the state of Wisconsin who would it be? Packers, Bucks, Brewers or Badgers men's basketball/football". Also a conversation about whether the neutral site with help or hurt the Bucks that stems from an "Athletic" article by Eric Nehm. Matt Pauley swings by to talk some Brewers baseball as the Crew begins a series of inter-squad scrimmages. Finally, it's a sad day for B.J. as Erin Andrews will no longer be a part of 'Dancing with the Stars'.

Kicking off a Monday with the 'Weekend Whip-Around" some of the biggest stories from the sports landscape with B.J and Brian's take on things. From the Workday Charity Open to Washington's nickname news the fellas have it covered. B.J.'s neighbor has his son participating in some Brian Butch Basketball camps over the next couple of days, so logically B.J. peppers Brian with questions about his camps. Finally the 'Best Tweet We Saw' is a damn good one, as one of the Score's members ties the knot over the weekend.

Monday's second hour gets rolling as B.J. cannot ignore an interesting answer from Hall of Famer Bruce Smith on Celebrity Family Feud. The boys also get into The Basketball Tournament where Marquette's alumni team will try to avenge last year's championship game loss. John Dinse swings by to talk all things football and the show wraps up with the various activities available inside the bubble for NBA players in Orlando.

Starting off Friday on the right foot with a grab bag that includes "The Cowboy" Joe West, Issues with Usain Bolt's ability to name his children and Tiger's documentary on HBO. Big Stew can't pronounce PGA golfer Collin Morikawa last name but that won't stop him from betting on him. And find out what happens during bath time when dad's in charge with the 'Best Tweet We Saw'.

It's a busy second hour as B.J. and Brian discuss the news that the Big Ten Conference has elected to play only conference games coming up this fall which means Wisconsin v. Notre Dame at Lambeau in 2020 won't happen. Dave Schroeder swings by to talk Aaron Jones continued snubbing and Aaron Rodgers wood lawn ornaments. Finally the boys close out the week with a story about working in Barbados for a year...Single, sign them up!

B.J. takes his fair share of criticism after his golf outing team bogey's a par five and finishes well below the over/under set on Wednesday's show. The fellas also dive into what they would purchase with their first big contract if they signed one today, apparently they have more of a loose wallet than new Brewers draft pick Garrett Mitchell. David Strauss joins the program to discuss TBT and NBA odds, along with this weekends upcoming UFC battles on Fight Island. Yet again the first hour is closed out with a little play-by-play from Jim Nantz & Tony Romo (Frank Caliendo in reality) in the 'Best Tweet We Saw' featuring all sorts of fails.

Thursday's second hour begins with a conversation about the Baltimore Ravens setting an initial attendance number of 14,000 for the upcoming 2020 NFL season. Brian isn't convinced that it will be the final number as there is still a ton of uncertainty. That coincides with a new poll out from PackersNews.com which shows just over half of Packers fans/season ticket holder surveyed will not attend games at Lambeau this season. KB also swings by to discuss his everything from the time he had basketball players Markus Howard and Sam Hauser in class as a professor at Marquette to a former Packers draft pick turned serial killer.

Brian and Alex are joined with Paul Wagner (Former Milwaukee Brewer) to discuss the Brewers schedule revealed and the advantages the Brewers have with a shortened 60-game season! Justin Wetzel (Eberlein Drive) also joins us to chat about the TBT tournament and their unfortunate disqualification from the event and what it was like living in the mini-bubble for the TBT. We end the show with B.J. joining us for our Christiano's Pizza bet!

B.J. is out for the day on vacation so Brian hosts the show with Alex Thomas! We come up with some new nicknames for Alex now that he has a Twitter! Ti Windisch (The Gyro Step) joins the show to chat some Bucks and the NBA bubble and we end the first hour with the best tweet and it features the terrible food the NBA players are getting in the bubble.