Bob starts off the hour talking NFL football after the preseason came to a close over the weekend. He also catches up with Bennett Conlin from the Daily Progress with a preview of UVA vs. William & Mary this weekend.

It's game week for all of our state college football teams. Bob begins to take a look at all the action including a conversation with Greg Madia who covers the JMU Dukes.

There is just one late tune-up for the Washington Football Team before the regular season, playing the Ravens on Saturday night. Radio postgame show Scott Jackson tells Bob and Sean what he expects to see, his projected starting QB and more.

It's a push for the playoffs as the Richmond Kickers open a two-game homestand Saturday night at City Stadium. The Kickers head coach joined The Sports Huddle to tell us about where the team stands, and goals to accomplish the final ten matches of the year.

More with Bob and Sean as the duo talk some FCS football just one week ahead of the season starting, high school football beginning tonight and Washington Football Team with Scott Jackson.

It's a fun first hour of the show with Bob and Sean Robertson from CBS 6 for his Thursday visit. The pair talk about the Orioles breaking their losing streak, Darren Sawatzky from the Richmond Kickers checks in plus some Washington Football Team discussion before the end of the hour.

Bob starts the hour with the latest baseball headlines and a look at the league before taking a look at FCS football this year with Kevin Marshall from FCS Nation Radio.

It's Matt's last show of the week. He's talking fantasy football with Jamey Eisenberg from CBS Sports along with some wagering headlines as college football's week zero is this weekend.

It's the time of the year when most fantasy footballers are getting ready for their drafts before things getting started in a couple of weeks. Jamey Eisenberg gives his insight on how he does and does not like for his team.

It seems like the final horn just sounded on the spring FCS season a few days ago but its time for the guys to get going again for the fall campaign. No one covers it all better than the host of FCS Nation Radio which you'll hear again this year on 106.1 ESPN.