Ken and Trent open the hour with a look to the Vikings schedule next season, what they'll do at quarterback, then talk Vegas numbers with CG Technology's Jason Simbal and Rick Brown talks about his new book on Chris Street.

Ken and Trent react to the AFC and NFC Championship games, talk about the weekend in basketball from Iowa State and Iowa, then talk Cyclones with Dylan Montz from the Ames Tribune.

Ken and Trent are joined by Tom Kakert with a look at Hawkeye basketball, then the Voice of the Vikings Paul Allen joins the guys with a look back at the Minneapolis Miracle and a look forward to the Eagles this week. Then, they make their weekly picks against the spread.

Ken and Trent talk about the anniversary of the death of Chris Street with his teammate, Wade Lookingbill and Andy Garman from KCCI who put together a great piece on his life. Then Cyclone talk with Dylan Montz.

The guys welcome in Blair Kerkhoff with a look at the Big 12 basketball scene and then a look back at the life of Keith Jackson with Bama Bob.

Ken and Trent recap an ugly night from Iowa State and Iowa basketball, talk Hawkeyes with the Land of 10's Scott Dochterman and Vinnie Iyer of the Sporting News talks NFL.

Ken and Trent talk a little more about the MVC race, a look back at the importance to Chris Street to the state of Iowa, Andrew Logue talks Royals, MVC Hoops and sports media and Frank Schwab on the NFL playoffs.

Ken and Trent recap the UNI comeback win over Drake, talk Cubs and the future of their TV deal with David Kaplan and Hawkeye talk with Jon Miller from Hawkeye Nation.

Ken and Trent open the hour talking about the passing of Chris Street as today is the 25th anniversary of his final game for the Hawkeyes vs. Duke. Trent talks about his memories from the day of his passing. Then Gary Rima stops by to preview the UNI/Drake match up and a look at the Vikings in the NFC Championship with Tim Yotter.

Ken is back and he joins Trent with a look back at college hoops last night, the NFL Playoffs and more. Then, Zubin Mehenti from ESPN stops by and a look at the NFL Playoffs and the Jaguars with Yahoo's Eric Adelson.