Executive director of Bowl Season, the governing body behind college football's bowl games, Nick Carparelli sits down with Brian Rabacs and Danny Scott on One on One. He discusses the process of becoming involved and building the organization's identity to the special place it holds in college football today. He also reflects on the challenge of executing a complete bowl schedule amid the COVID-19 pandemic to create one of the most exciting college football years in recent memory before giving his pick for the national championship set to conclude it.

PBR world champion Cooper Davis joins Brian Rabacs and Danny Scott on One on One ahead of this weekend's Monster Energy Buckoff at Madison Square Garden. Davis shares his inspiration behind becoming a bull rider along with some of the most memorable moments and places from his tremendous resume that has spawned countless wins, top 10 finishes and a world championship. Davis also discusses the process of coming back from a dangerous neck injury at the Garden two years ago and what there is left to achieve in the PBR and beyond.

Associated Press College Football writer and WFUV alum Ralph Russo sits down with Thomas Quigley and Kelly Bright on One on One. He discusses broadcasting Fordham Basketball's last tournament game at WFUV and making the shift to sportswriting, where he has covered some of college football's biggest games and will do so again in this year's Playoff, as he gives us his predictions for who will lift the trophy in January.

Play-by-play broadcaster for the NFL on CBS, NCAA Basketball, NBA on TNT and much more, Spero Dedes joins the show. The WFUV alum looks back at his time in the Bronx, both the lessons learned from Marty Glickman and the connections he built with his fellow classmates, along with how it helped his broadcasting career and where it may be heading in the future.

Pro Football Hall of Famer and member of the Cowboys Ring of Honor, Mel Renfro joins Keenan Troy and Alex Wolz on One on One. He reflects on the numerous steps of his NFL career, from being a star dual sport athlete and playing every position at Oregon to spending 14 years in Dallas and becoming the organization's all time interceptions leader. Most importantly, he discusses his involvement in the Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund with Mike Ditka and the upcoming Pork Rind Appreciation Day to support it.

Pittsburgh Steelers icon and one of the NFL's all time greats, Joe Greene calls into One on One with Chris Hennessy and Michael Calamari. He joins us to discuss the upcoming Pork Rind Appreciation Day, celebrated annually on Super Bowl Sunday to support Mike Ditka's Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund. He also takes us inside his extraordinary NFL career and the nuggets off it while sharing his perspective on today's Steelers and how the game has changed in the time since he played, for better and for worse.

New York Mets beat reporter Rich Coutinho joins Andrew Gullotta and Brian Rabacs on One on One to discuss Max Scherzer, Starling Marte and how all of the Mets' major offseason acquisitions affect the team's outlook heading into the new season.

Yankees scoreboard and digital host and reporter Justin Shackil joins Andrew Gullotta and Brian Rabacs on One on One to discuss the Yankees' offseason action, or lack thereof, along with where the team should have its focus heading into the leaguewide lockout. He also takes us inside his experience interviewing guests and co-hosting the Toeing the Slab podcast with World Series champion David Cone on Jomboy Media.

Play-by-play broadcaster for the Delaware Blue Coats and Alvernia Football, Philadelphia 76ers digital content coordinator and WFUV alum Matt Murphy joins Michael Calamari and Lou Orlando on One on One. He discusses his big break calling games on the 76ers radio network and his thoughts on the team's odds in a loaded Eastern Conference along with what he has seen from his time in the G League and some of his favorite Fordham memories.

WFUV alum and the program's first-ever three-time Marty Glickman Award winner drops by One on One to share his experiences hosting at WFAN, becoming the voice of the Siena Saints while giving an outlook on the college basketball landscape this season along with a look back at his favorite memories from his time at Fordham.