Jim Rutledge & Molly Brown roll into Hour 2 with Molly ALREADY looking ahead on the Packers' schedule. After winning 16-10 with Malik Willis under center (and thanks to the running game and defense), why is Molly nervous about the team's chances against Tennessee this coming Sunday? Jim & Molly bounce back to the Badgers to re-visit surging criticisms for Luke Fickell after his team got an "old fashioned ass whooping" versus No. 4 Alabama. With Tyler Van Dyke now out for the season and the team still searching for its identity, are we still sure about the direction of Fickell's program, is Mabrey Mettauer the future of the program, and is the team at risk of missing a bowl game for the first time in 23 years with Braedyn Locke at QB? Throwing Stones includes takes on Deion Sanders' salt-n-peppa beard, why do home expenses KEEP going up, and Jim shouts down the Paul Chryst stans once more. They wrap up with Jim getting on Matt Hamilton for abandoning the show this week for his curling color commentary debut!

Get ready to laugh and talk all things Wisconsin sports with Jim, Matt & Molly! Join this dynamic trio featuring Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton, and Molly Brown for a hilarious take on everything fans want to hear about on their drive home. Jim, Molly, and Ryan take you home with a little more Badgers talk before delving into the extent of Jordan Love's injury and why the Packers seem so insistent on keeping things mum. Molly's Game & Poll Dancing wrap up the week!

Get ready to laugh and talk all things Wisconsin sports with Jim, Matt & Molly! Join this dynamic trio featuring Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton, and Molly Brown for a hilarious take on everything fans want to hear about on their drive home. It's Jim, Molly, and Ryan for today's episode LIVE from Buck & Honey's celebrating Ron Dayne's 25th anniversary of his Heisman season and it's all Badgers talk in hour one. Specifically, they debate which Wisconsin football team is the best?

Molly Brown chats with the guys from KBN ahead of today's show. They get into the Packers' upcoming home opener versus the Colts, more faith in Malik Willis or GB's defense, and who scores more points this weekend: Packers vs Colts, Badgers vs Alabama, or Brewers in a 3-game series vs the Diamondbacks?

Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike joins Jim & Molly fresh after landing in Milwaukee to come to this weekend's Badgers game versus #4 Alabama. Where will Evan be watching this weekend's game, what his plan as part of ESPN Radio's college tailgate tour, and what does he think of Jim's take that this would be the Badgers biggest win since the 1999 Rose Bowl if they beat Bama? Evan also shares his frustration with Badgers fans who already want to move on from Luke Fickell way too soon. Molly also gets into some toilet talk with Evan (again). She asks if it would be more awkward to walk in on a co-worker in the bathroom or accidentally hit them on the rear-end? Evan also asks if the Packers can survive the jinx of Michelle Smallmon, who will be at this weekend's home opener versus the Colts. Also, why is Primetime sharing Evan's flight-tracker information with everyone in the office???

Jim Rutledge & Molly Brown roll into this High Life Thursday with Jim sounding high off his rocker! Why is Jim starting to believe that there's actually a chance that Jordan Love might play Sunday? Also, he tells the story of his awkward run-in with Molly, and she gets into her surprise bump into the office cleaning leading. This leads to the question: is it more awkward to accidentally walk in on a co-worker in the bathroom or actually touch their butt? Why is every Michelle in America on high alert today?!?! Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike joins Jim & Molly fresh after landing in Milwaukee to come to this weekend's Badgers game versus #4 Alabama. Where will Evan be watching this weekend's game, what his plan as part of ESPN Radio's college tailgate tour, and what does he think of Jim's take that this would be the Badgers biggest win since the 1999 Rose Bowl if they beat Bama? Evan also shares his frustration with Badgers fans who already want to move on from Luke Fickell way too soon. Molly also gets into some toilet talk with Evan (again). She asks if it would be more awkward to walk in on a co-worker in the bathroom or accidentally hit them on the rear-end? Evan also asks if the Packers can survive the jinx of Michelle Smallmon, who will be at this weekend's home opener versus the Colts. Also, why is Primetime sharing Evan's flight-tracker information with everyone in the office??? The High Life Dive Bar of the Week is the Nitty Gritty in Madison!

Jim Rutledge & Molly Brown roll into their second hour of today's show about awkward conversations outside of the sports world. Jim delves into his attempt to set up Ryan on a date (for the content) with a radio host in Green Bay, but why does Primetime have to find the negatives in a sunny morning show host? They get a little deeper into the Packers' issues at quarterback and running back: could Malik Willis get replaced by Sean Clifford during Sunday's home opener, and is Josh Jacobs going to be healthy enough to carry the load versus the Colts. Also, why did Primetime have to word their second poll question in a way that makes it even more awkward than it already was? Throwing Stones includes takes on feeling like you're speeding even if you're on cruise control and Dave Grohl looking for sympathy.

Does Tausch agree with Jim that this would be the program's biggest win since the 1999 Rose Bowl, and what can the Badgers win in a "slobber knocker" to pull off a 16-point upset? Molly also asks Tausch about the fan atmosphere in Camp Randall so far this season. Jim asks about Matt LaFleur's seemingly trying to play mind games with the Colts by saying that he's still leaving the door open for Jordan Love to play in Week 2 on Sunday, and what do the Packers need to pull of an upset with Malik Willis at QB?

Jim Rutledge & Molly Brown roll into the middle of the week of this big game week for BOTH Wisconsin football teams. They try to get hyped for Saturday's noon kickoff versus #4 Alabama in Camp Randall, where the Badgers are 16-point home underdogs. Would beating this Bama team be Badgers Football's biggest win over the last 25 years (since the '99 Rose Bowl)? What would taking down the Crimson Tide mean for the trajectory of Luke Fickell's unsteady start with the Badgers. Do Jim or Molly have ANY faith that Wisconsin can actually win, and why does Primetime want Luke Fickell and Phil Longo to throw all caution to the wind? Mark Tauscher joins the show to discuss the Badgers' massive matchup versus #4 Alabama at Camp Randall. Does Tausch agree with Jim that this would be the program's biggest win since the 1999 Rose Bowl, and what can the Badgers win in a "slobber knocker" to pull off a 16-point upset? Molly also asks Tausch about the fan atmosphere in Camp Randall so far this season. Jim asks about Matt LaFleur's seemingly trying to play mind games with the Colts by saying that he's still leaving the door open for Jordan Love to play in Week 2 on Sunday, and what do the Packers need to pull of an upset with Malik Willis at QB? In today's Minute to Win It, Jim tests Molly's newfound college football fandom with this week's top-10 in AP Poll. Jim also gives Primetime a tip on how to play it chill with his pickup lines!

Jim Rutledge & Molly Brown roll into Hour 2 of today's Badgers-centric show. They continue talking about just how impactful it would be for the whole trajectory of Luke Fickell's program IF they pulled off an upset vs. #4 Bama at Camp Randall! They also compare the Badgers to other power programs in college football, but the only measure it by the who their program's most famous fans are! Do the Badgers have a fan as famous as Matthew McConaughey with the Texas Longhorns, or Channing Tatum with the Crimson tide...? Barstool Big Cat, Yung Gravy, Frank Lloyd Wright... and does Everlast even count??? Throwing Stones includes takes about NFL players following through on friendly CFB bets with teammates and Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola stealing Pat Mahomes' entire aura! They wrap up asking if Aaron Rodgers counts as a true Wisconsin sports fan?