Prater & The Ballgame

Prater and Mallory talk to ESPN, Westwood One and Arizona Cardinals broadcaster Dave Pasch, who touches on the final three games of the NCAA Tournament, Gonzaga's place in history, why the Pac-12 has had so much success, and babysitting his legendary partner Bill Walton.

Will Avery Williams go in the NFL Draft, we have a complete report from Avery and John Bates after Boise State Pro Day, Bob paints a strong draft scenario for Williams in Bronco Focus, broadcaster Dave Pasch on the Final Four, Bill Walton and Boise, BSU Spring Game Preview Series (Whimpey and leadership), and Basketball With Bauscher.

Prater and Mallory talk to Idaho Vandals football coach Paul Petrino, whose squad beat Southern Utah on a last-second play from a third-string quarterback last weekend. Petrino touches on his QB depth chart, playing at rival Idaho State this weekend, and following in his dad's footsteps.

Prater and Mallory talk to former Idaho Steelheads hockey captain Jeremy Mylymok and his son, Luke, who was born in Boise. Jeremy played six seasons in Boise and won a 2004 ECHL Kelly Cup, and Luke is a freshman at Minnesota Duluth (two-time NCAA champions). He scored a game-winner in the fifth overtime of a regional final over the weekend - the longest NCAA Tournament game in history. Both are headed to the Frozen Four.

BRONCO FOCUS EVERY WEEKDAY AT 3:45 ON 93.1 FM: Bob Behler, the voice of Boise State athletics, talks to Prater and Mallory about the return of Chandler Hutchison, who made a successful debut with the Washington Wizards on Monday night. Also, Behler on who could replace Avery Williams as the special teams wizard on the football team.

Following dad's footsteps and proud dad moments, hear from new Boise State WR Davis Koetter (yes, Dirk's son), Bob on Chandler Hutchison in Bronco Focus, Paul Petrino on the Vandals' last-second win (and his dad), BSU Spring Game Preview Series (replacing Avery), Jeremy Mylymok on a proud dad moment, and NCAA hoops.

NCAA down to crunch time - who's in your Final Four, Cory Violette on Gonzaga's championship run (and what makes coach Mark Few unique), Bob looks into basketball's future in Bronco Focus, BSU Spring Game Preview Series (WRs), hear from kicker Jonah Dalmas and are we ready for 17 NFL games?

BRONCO FOCUS EVERY WEEKDAY AT 3:45 ON 93.1 FM: Bob Behler, the voice of Boise State athletics, talks to Prater and Mallory about the basketball season, how close the Broncos came to more victories, what to expect from the team next season, and where the roster could use a little help.

Prater and Mallory talk to Cory Violette, who played at Gonzaga from 2000-04 after a high school career at Bishop Kelly in Boise. Violette talks about the Zags' run through the NCAA Tournament, the matchup against USC, what makes coach Mark Few unique, and a strong brotherhood within the program.

Prater and Mallory talk to Boise State reporter B.J. Rains (Idaho Press and BlueTurfSports.com) about Boise State's loss to Memphis in the NIT quarterfinals, what coach Leon Rice needs to do this offseason, and how many players (and who) could end up in the transfer portal.