Eye on the Ball

Our guests talk about the upcoming Rodders Day Car Show run by the Tucson Street Rod Association held this Saturday at the Pima Community College Downtown Campus. The event benefits the Pima College Foundation.

Guest Tim Kish, a former assistant football coach at Arizona, is now the incoming president of the Southern Arizona Chapter of the National Football Foundation. The NFF's main event honoring six high school football players is coming up May 19.

Steve and Jay wax poetic on a whole bunch of breaking news including the sudden retirement of Villanova Hall of Fame basketball coach Jay Wright.

Arizona Daily Star basketball beat writer Bruce Pascoe discusses some of the recent developments in Arizona basketball with two players declaring for the NBA Draft and the signing of a 6-8 Serbian player.

Arizona gymnast Sirena Linton, who earned All-America honors while competing at the NCAA Gymnastics Championships, talks about her road to being one of the top performers on the balance beam in the country.

Sports Illustrated senior writer Pat Forde provides an update on the Arizona Wildcats case in the NCAA basketball investigation and also gives a national perspective on the program after an unexpected season but an early exit from the NCAA Tournament.

Phoenix sport talk radio host Jody Oehler gives his thoughts on the Phoenix Suns' championship aspirations as well as his take on the Arizona Diamondbacks and Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray.

Guests are Brandon Sanders, who coordinates high school and alumni relations for Arizona football, and Jon Pearlman, head coach of FC Tucson which begins its regular season on Saturday.

Pac-12 Networks college football analyst Yogi Roth gives his impression of the Arizona Wildcats from their spring game last weekend and also gives a rundown of his other stops at Pac-12 spring football camps.

NBA Draft Analyst Matt Babcock from BasketballNews.com predicts Arizona center Christian Koloko will enter the draft and is projected to go early in the second round. He also predicts where Benn Mathurin will go closer to the top of the draft.