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On this week’s Chauncey's Great Outdoors 9-19-2026. We have Capt. Tony sitting on his boat on Lake Michigan. Then we have Curtiss Wellman from IHunt,from the University of Illinois who is running a Hunt Camp at the St Charles Sportsman’s Club in Elburn, IL. Where adults and new hunters can learn the ropes. Then Nick Thompson from Big Nick's Musky Guide Service in Wisconsin, will help us get on those fall muskies. the Aiden fishing report for West Michigan and other outdoor news.

-Jason Wilde joins the show to talk Packers ahead of a critical week 2 matchup.

-Beaver Dam heads to Stoughton and tries to make it a perfect 3-0 in Badger Small play

-Nick Doedens is back for Friday picks with Wally!

Beaver Dam football coach Brock Linde talks abou the Golden Beavers 40-7 win over Stoughton on 9/18/26

The full game broadcast from Catholic Memorial's 35-14 loss to Marquette

HSH HR 2 - The guys check in with Karon as he is at our game of the week from the sidelines, Chris hits the guys with a classic Mascot game and we round off the night with the Freak Of The Week and Rapid fire Scoreboard!

HSH HR 1 - Kevan and dale keep you up to date on all High School Football scores all around Ohio featuring our game of the week Highland @ Medina... the guys also spotlight those schools with all fall sports included as well!

Wisconsin is back in action less than 24 hours after defeating Marquette in four sets Thursday night. Freshman Decelise Champion led the way with a career-high 20 kills and her first career double-double as the Badgers improved to 5-4.

Now Wisconsin faces another in-state opponent in Milwaukee. The Panthers enter tonight at 5-3 and riding a five-match winning streak, setting up another Wisconsin showdown at the Field House.

It’s the Badgers’ final tune-up before Big Ten play begins as Wisconsin looks to build momentum and pick up its second win in as many nights.

On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Gary Ellerson are still trying to understand how the Packers let another game completely unravel. Gary’s biggest concern remains an offensive line in “shambles,” especially after Green Bay spent the offseason evaluating Anthony Belton and Jagger Burton only to start Jacob Monk and Donovan Jennings. The guys question why changes weren’t made during the Vikings game and whether Belton and Burton could now find themselves in the lineup against the Jets.

Homer believes he’s finally found the phrase that defines the Matt LaFleur Packers: “Hall of Fame flinchers.” Borrowing from Barry Alvarez’s Don’t Flinch philosophy, Homer argues Green Bay’s biggest issue isn’t simply toughness. When adversity arrives, one bad moment snowballs into another instead of the Packers settling down and regaining control. Gary pushes back on how much blame belongs specifically on LaFleur, leading to a debate over whether these late-game failures are really unique to this era.

Gary also explains why the protection disaster against Brian Flores bothered him so much. Offensive linemen, tight ends and running backs all have to communicate against pressure packages, and Gary says Green Bay looked completely unprepared despite having plenty of film on Minnesota’s scheme. Looking ahead, he expects changes at guard and believes the Packers finally respond against the Jets, predicting a 28-10 Green Bay win.