Prater & The Ballgame

Should Boise State provide results after testing student-athletes for COVID-19, Triple Crown horse racing starts Saturday – who’s the betting favorite, where does The Shawshank Redemption rank on your all-time movie list, and Ask The AD with Curt Apsey and how student-athletes are returning to campus

Caves and Prater talk to former Boise State quarterback Jaylon Henderson on taking over the offense last season, bringing his camp to Boise this summer, his experience of living in Boise, and what #BlackLivesMatter means to him.

Boise Hawks were scheduled to start their season - now what and what's the plan for Memorial Stadium this summer, former Boise State QB Jaylon Henderson on his Boise camp and #BlackLivesMatter, and UNLV tears down 'Hey Reb' statue.

Caves and Prater talk to Ricky Cobb from the Chicago area, on his popular Twitter account that focuses on sports in the 1970s, pop culture, non-PC commentary and so much more (it's one of JP's favs).

Boise State football historian and local media icon Tom Scott - a well-known baseball fan - on why he might not be watching MLB until 2022 ... And possibly forever.

Who's doing the best job of the Big Four commissioners - and why is Tom Scott threatening to boycott baseball (again), meet the creative force behind the Super 70s Sports account on Twitter (one of JP's favs), and live entertainment is returning to the Valley.

More sports are returning to TV (PGA golf, Triple Crown horse racing), MLB commissioner flip flops - now there might not be a season, coach Mike Gundy and his star RB locked in social media controversy.

Chris Murray of NevadaSports.Net discussed the University of Nevada's initiatives to give more recognition to Colin Kaepernick. Baseball writer Rob Rains talked about the new proposal to get MLB going and reminisced about the 1998 home run race between Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire.

IDAHO SPORTS TALK WITH CAVES & PRATER: ESPN's Buster Olney discusses the negotiations between MLB and the players association as they try to get the season started. Jason Warr, Activities Director of the West Ada School District weighs in on why having different classifications just for high school football could be beneficial.

Sports Illustrated's Pat Forde joins us to discuss his breaking story on athletes/groups that want the NCAA to pull the 2021 men's basketball tournament games out of Boise in reaction to HB 5000. Plus Reggie Bush is back at USC, and one pre-season magazine likes Air Force to win the Mountain division in football.