Eye on the Ball

Breaking news includes the cancellation of the New Mexico St. men’s basketball season due to hazing, some other Arizona and Super Bowl tidbits; the guest is Tucsonan Darrin Pierce who was a cameraman at the Super Bowl and at the Lakers game where LeBron James set the NBA scoring record; some comments from Adia Barnes after a bounce-back win over Cal on Sunday.

Steve and Jay recap the outcomes of the Arizona men's and women's basketball games last night; Phoenix sports talk radio host Bob Kemp talks the Suns trade for Kevin Durant and his week at the Super Bowl; we hear from Tommy Lloyd and Adia Barnes on their games the night before.

Breaking news includes the return of Tiger Woods to the PGA Tour, Tom Brady really is retired, and an Arizona Wildcat is up for the top award in college baseball; guest former Arizona linebacker Jake Fischer talks about how he takes in the Super Bowl; the guys make their picks on the big game.

The NBA trade deadline brought lots of surprises including superstar Kevin Durant landing in Phoenix; guest Eric DeCoster, a student in the Race Horse Industry Program at the University of Arizona, provides some horse racing insight with the season on at Rillito Downs in Tucson; the guys preview the Arizona women’s basketball game against No. 5 Stanford at McKale Center.

Breaking news on some of the other NBA trades as well as the speculation surrounding Pac-12 conference expansion and its TV rights deal; Draftkings Sportsbook director of operations Johnny Avello checks in ahead of the Super Bowl; and a discussion as to when a coach has “arrived.”

Previewing the Arizona Wildcats upcoming road trip to the Bay Area. Arizona softball coach Caitlyn Lowe talks about getting ready for Year 2 replacing Mike Candrea. Arizona senior Cate Reese talks about the Wildcats' first road sweep of the Los Angeles schools in 22 years and the upcoming matchup with perennial power Stanford on Thursday night.

Breaking news includes LeBron James breaking the NBA all-time scoring record; Gary Harrison, a guard under Fred Snowden in the mid 70s talks about his time at Arizona, and more from Tommy Lloyd on the upcoming weekend for the Wildcats.

Did Arizona's Azuolas Tubelis get overlooked by national college basketball analyst Seth Greenberg feeding the theory of a West Coast bias? Eric Money, part of Fred Snowden's first recruiting class in the early 1970s takes us down memory lane and the first days at McKale Center.

Kyrie Irving and Aaron Rodgers still making news in weird ways; KVOA's David Kelly on Kerr Kriisa and Azuolas Tubelis; more on Fred Snowden's first teams at Arizona.

The big weekends for Arizona men's and women's basketball, guest Cathy Guy, owner of the Tucson Sugar Skulls, talks about plans for the team's fourth season, promotions and ticket sales.