Friend of the podcast and Southeast Missourian reporter Trent Singer explains why Saturday’s game against the Redhawks could be more entertaining than you think.

The Manhattan Mercury’s new editor makes his first Bring on the PodCats appearance to help us figure out what we know about K-State basketball and what we’ve still got left to learn before Big 12 play begins.

Our former Wildcat friend returns to assess K-State’s final game, a solid regular season, and look ahead to the future for the ‘Cats and the Snyder family.

Kyle tells us what makes the Cowboys’ offense so hard to stop, and why missing the Big 12 title will be a disappointment to most OSU fans.

Our friend from Staking the Plains explores what went wrong with a promising Texas Tech season and discusses how much longer Kliff Kingsbury might have in Lubbock.

One of our favorite former K-Staters returns to assess the damage and how the ‘Cats can turn things around in the second half of the season.

The Oklahoman’s longtime columnist sees some significant problems for the Sooners, but she’s not sure Kansas State will be able to take advantage.

Frogs O’War’s Melissa Triebwasser rejoins the podcast to tell us why TCU looks like the Big 12’s best team so far, but that doesn’t mean the Horned Frogs should roll over Kansas State or cruise into the conference title game.

Ian Boyd of SB Nation and Inside Texas joins us to break down a matchup between two struggling offenses and strong defenses.

A kstate.hd and Collegian reporter joins us to break down Saturday’s game, then try to find some positives moving forward.