Prater & The Ballgame

Caves and Prater discuss the decline in the local softball leagues in Boise and if anything can be done to reverse the trend, plus BSU women's soccer coach on the US Women's World Cup victory over Sweden, and Ask the AD with Curt Apsey.

Caves and Prater talk to Boise State AD Curt Apsey about the approvals for the State Board of Education, plus Allie Ostrander and her piece towards ESPN, and gender equity.

Caves and Prater talk to BSU women's soccer coach on Jim Thomas on Women's World Cup and the United States victory over Sweden and how they can carry this momentum into the knockout round.

Caves and Prater discuss Zion Williamson soon to be #1 pick in the NBA draft, will he change the NBA, plus BSU softball captains John Molchon and Kekaula Kaniho on the softball game and preparing for the FSU game, and Touchdown for Tickets.

Caves and Prater talk to the Captains of the Boise State softball classic for the offense and defense John Molchon and Kekaula Kaniho, plus Molchon talks about the health of Chase Cord, and Kaniho talks about the defense preparing for Florida State.

Caves and Prater discuss the three most exciting things going on in Sports right now, plus the latest from BYU media days on football and basketball series with Boise State, and what to make of the local Boise Bike bars.

Caves and Prater talk to Jay Drew of the Salt Lake Tribune on BYU Football Media days, the chances of a continued series against Boise State in the future, and the latest on BYU TV deal with ESPN.

Caves and Prater discuss the O.J. Simpson chase and the events surrounding it 25 years ago on June 17 1994, plus Gary Woodland winning the U.S. Open, and what to make of Brooks Koepka, and who has the best food of the stadiums in the treasure valley?

Caves and Prater discuss the O.J. Simpson chase and the events surrounding it 25 years ago on June 17 1994, plus Gary Woodland winning the U.S. Open, and what to make of Brooks Koepka, and who has the best food of the stadiums in the treasure valley?

Caves and Prater talk to Tommy Sanderson with his memories of the 1972 U.S. Open and his thoughts on the domination of Brooks Koepka