Doug And Daddy on ESPN Tri-Cities

Doug and Jimmy preview the US Open with Alex Myers of Golf Digest. Giltner's Nate Most talks about his 8-man HOF induction. Plus, Jonathan Nikkila tells us about the Mid Nebraska Running Festival.

Michael and Elijah talk Husker volleyball recruiting with Lincoln Arneal of HuskerMax. Plus, UNK women's basketball coach Drew Johnson on the Lopers' offseason and his new contract.

Michael and Jimmy talk to Phil Stanton about the College World Series. Plus, more from the weekend in sports.

Doug and Brandon talk with Oklahoma baseball coach Skip Johnson on the eve of the CWS. Also, Royals beat writer Anne Rogers. Plus, S-E-M wrestling coach Marlin Berg discusses his induction to the NSWCA Hall of Fame.

Doug and Jimmy talk with Alabama baseball head coach Rob Vaughn. Plus, Former Kearney coach Brandon Cool talks to us from Scottsbluff, home of the West Nebraska All-Star football and volleyball games.

Doug and Jimmy continue our College World Series coverage with Texas coach Jim Schlossnagle and Kearney pitcher Cal Higgins. Plus, Anne Rogers, beat writer for the Royals, will talk about the first part of KC's season.

Doug and Brandon talk College World Series with Troy HC, Skyler Meade, and Phil Stanton of College Baseball Insider. Also, A contract extension for UNK WBB's Drew Johnson, a new assistant for Amy Williams. Plus, Hastings College's Football schedule.

Doug and Jimmy catch up with Coach Steve Sabins as West Virginia is coming to the CWS. Plus, Tervel Dlagnev was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame this weekend, and he'll tell us about the experience.

Doug and Jimmy break down the new college softball champion, and the Road to Omaha ramps up with the Super Regionals. Also, Gino Buccola of 'That's What G Said' previews the Belmont. Plus, Tervel Dlagnev is inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.

Doug and Brandon talk with John Costa of the GI Fightin' Cranes as season one is underway. Plus, A big month of camps and recruiting for Nebraska football, Bryan Munson of Husker Online gives us the details.