Doug And Daddy on ESPN Tri-Cities

Doug and Jimmy talk LIVE at Shrine Bowl Camp on the UNK campus. Also, chat with head coaches Kameron Lenhart and Jamie Opfer. Plus, many athletes who will compete in Saturday’s 68th annual classic.

Doug and Brandon talk about UNK all‑conference running back Isiah Harris’s return, and coach Ryan Held breaks down what it means for the team. Plus, the Super Regionals are set on the ‘Road to Omaha,’ and Phil Stanton takes a look at the Sweet 16.

Doug and Jimmy talk as the season comes to an end for Husker softball and baseball, and they recap the weekend. Plus, Red Cloud golf coach Jim Eberly looks at their historic season.

Doug and Jimmy recap the 10-inning win in OKC for Husker Softball. Also, the NCAA Baseball tournament begins in Lincoln, and a look at today's matchups with Evan Bland. Plus, A recap of state golf, legion baseball, and more.

Doug and Brandon talk with Nate Rohr as the Huskers battle Arkansas in the WCWS. Plus, GPAC Commissioner Corey Westra recaps the past sports season in the conference.

Doug and Jimmy talk with MIAA Commissioner Mike Racy as they recap the past season in the league. Plus, The voice of South Dakota State baseball, Tyler Merriam, talks about the Jackrabbits ahead of the NCAA Tourney.

Doug and Brandon talk with Phil Stanton of College Baseball Insider as Husker softball is off to the WCWS. Also, Boys State Golf with Adams Central coach Rod Hartman. Plus, Damon Day on Skutt winning a state baseball title.

Doug talks with Tom Rathman about when Roger Craig was elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Also, Tim Brown's introductory press conference for the Nebraska Siege indoor football team. Plus, Phil Cahoy, who remembers Olympic Gold Medalist Jim Hartung.

Doug talks with Wallis Marsh and Brian Bosworth about the start of The Bozcast. Also, Heinrich Haarberg about his time in Nebraska and about the draft. Plus, the keynote speaker of the Team Jack Foundation Gala Zac Taylor

Doug talk with UNK track coach Brady Bonsall as they get ready for the Division II National Championships, which begin tomorrow. Also, Stu Pospisil from Omaha World-Herald about state track. Plus, Lexington boys soccer coach Joel Lemus as they get ready for the state championship.