Longtime national columnist Mark Whicker, who has been based in southern California, gives his perspective on college football realignment and also the news that University of Arizona alumnus Arte Moreno is poised to sell the Los Angeles Angels.

Steve and Jay knock around the issues of the day including the Kevin Durant saga, a raise for the highest paid coach in college football, and the potential sale of the Los Angeles Angels currently owned by UA grad Arte Moreno.

Hurtis Chinn, the new head coach of the Tucson Sugar Skulls, joins the show to talk about taking on his new duties and his plans for the offseason.

Brad Allis, host of the Wildcat Sports Report podcast, give his run down of Arizona football camp as the Wildcats start getting reach for the opener vs. San Diego St.

Former major leaguer now an assistant baseball coach for the Pima College Aztecs joins the show to talk about his new job and how he'll approach being a coach the college level.

Jon Wilner, author of the Pac-12 Hotline for the San Jose Mercury News, gives us the latest on conference television contracts and where the Pac-12 might wind up.

Pima Aztecs Athletic Director Jim Monaco talks about his program’s upcoming school year with several teams in the picture for national championships and with the school hosting the NJCAA national soccer tournament.

We’re joined in Hour 1 by Dan Bithell, volleyball coach for the Pima Aztecs, coming off a national tournament appearance. The Aztecs open their season Friday at New Mexico Military Institute.

Malcolm Nelson talks about stepping in as head football coach at Tucson Magnet High School after the abrupt resignation of the existing coach, the challenges and rewards that come with taking the job to give the team a chance to play.

Do sports fans reallyt have more friends? That's the premise of a book co-authored by guest Dave Sikorjak, "Fans Have More Friends," coming out in October.