With just one preseason game remaining on the Dolphins preseason schedule, there doesn't appear to be a clear favorite to be Tua Tagovailoa's backup QB. Hoch, Crowder and Solana all share their picks between Skylar and Mike White.

As the hype continues to build for the UM vs UF opener, Hoch continues wanting to prove to Crowder that Canes fans have every right to buy into the Cam Ward hype train. Gino Torretta joins the show and explains why he is expecting Cam Ward to live up to the big expectations.

The former Heisman Trophy winner tells Hoch and Crowder the hilarious story of having to fly economy in 1992 with his Heisman Trophy in his hand and having to convince the flight attendants why he couldn't check the trophy as luggage.

On National Radio Day, we open the show by confirming what we already knew: Hoch, Crowder, Solana and Jimmy are in fact radio guys.

On Monday’s show, Hoch and Crowder discussed Crowder’s experience at the Fantatic Fest in New York City over the weekend, where Crowder raced U.S. Track Olympian Quincy Wilson. Hoch and Crowder also talked about the Miami Dolphins’ preseason win against the Washington Commanders. Hoch shared his gambling success from the past sports weekend, and they provided updates on injuries to OBJ and River Cracraft during Dolphins Training Camp. Additionally, they wondered about Solana’s whereabouts after his cruise arrival. CBS 4’s Sports Anchor Mike Cugno joined the show to discuss observations from the Dolphins’ second preseason game, the team’s mood, and Cugno’s plans for the final preseason game against the Buccaneers. They even touched on Cugno’s excitement for college football and his last indulgence in french fries and soft-serve ice cream for National Potato Day and National Soft-Serve Ice Cream Day.

Hoch & Crowder also explored the ownership of Hudson Yard Restaurant in NYC by Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross. Other topics included Sun-Sentinel’s Joe Schad’s predictions for the 53-man roster, Odell Beckham Jr’s role in the Dolphins’ offense, Josh Dobbs as a top 10 NFL QB, and Hoch’s thinks the movie “40-Year-Old Virgin” is overrated. They discussed overreactions to the Dolphins’ preseason game against the Commanders and debated whether Mike White or Skylar Thompson would be the better backup if Tua went down. The show also covered celebrities at Fanatic’s Fest, the Miami Hurricanes vs. Florida Gators game, and the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson boxing match, Hoch’s trip to Funky Buddha, and the studs and duds from the Dolphins’ second preseason game. Crowder even declared Caitlin Clark the best women’s basketball player in the world after she broke the regular season rookie record for assists.

In hour four, Hoch and Crowder discuss the ‘Studs and Duds’ article by Adam Stites of USA Today from the Dolphins Wire, focusing on the second preseason game against the Commanders. Crowder praises Caitlin Clark, considering her the best women’s basketball player in the world after she broke the regular-season rookie record for assists.

In hour three, Hoch and Crowder chat about the celebrities presence at Fanatic’s Fest in NYC over the weekend, along with the various events. They also discuss the upcoming Miami Hurricanes vs. Florida Gators game on August 31, including the point spreads for the first Hurricanes game and the Over/Under. Hoch and Crowder debates whether the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson boxing match still generates excitement since its initial announcement. Hoch shares his experience at Funky Buddha and recalls mentioning bison wings last week.

In hour two, Hoch and Crowder discuss Crowder’s eventful weekend at Fanatics Fest in New York City. They uncover that the Hudson Yard Restaurant is owned by Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross. They also delve into Sun Sentinel’s Joe Schad’s article, which predicts the 53-man roster and questions whether Odell Beckham Jr. will serve as a decoy in the Dolphins’ offense. Hoch shares his belief that Josh Dobbs ranks among the top 10 NFL quarterbacks, while also expressing his view that the movie ‘The 40-Year-Old Virgin’ is overrated. Additionally, they analyze Schad’s article on overreactions to the Dolphins’ preseason game against the Commanders and debate whether Mike White or Skylar Thompson should be the backup if Tua Tagovailoa is unavailable.

In hour one, Hoch and Crowder discuss Crowder’s recent experience at the Fanatics Fest in New York City, where he raced U.S. Track Olympian Quincy Wilson. They also cover the Miami Dolphins’ preseason victory against the Washington Commanders. Hoch shares his gambling success from the sports weekend, and there’s an update on injuries to OBJ and River Cracraft during Dolphins Training Camp. Hoch recounts his time at the Dolphins game in the Audacy Suite at Hard Rock Stadium. Additionally, they’re trying to locate Solana after his cruise arrived this morning. CBS 4’s Sports Anchor Mike Cugno joins the show to share observations from the second preseason game against the Commanders, discuss the team’s mood compared to other teams, and talk about his plans for the final preseason game in Tampa against the Buccaneers. They also touch on Cugno’s excitement for college football this weekend and reminisce about the last time he had French Fries and soft-serve ice cream in honor of National Potato Day and National Soft-Serve Ice Cream.

CBS 4’s Sports Anchor Mike Cugno discusses his observations from the 2nd preseason game against the Commanders, the team’s mood compared to others, and his plans for the final preseason game in Tampa against the Buccaneers. He also shares his excitement for college football this weekend and reminisces about the last time he had french fries and soft-serve ice cream in honor of National Potato Day and National Soft Serve Ice Cream Day.