Coach Cody Van Fleet and the hosts recap Notre Dame's season-ending 74-55 semifinal loss to top-seeded St. Edmonds, highlighting crucial foul calls, key plays, and standout performances.

The episode reflects on Notre Dame's historic 25-3 season, the impact of the officiating, and praise for both teams' efforts and the future of Southeastern Iowa basketball.

Today's episode is brought to you by Smithburg Auto of Fairfield, Hinshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, the Packwood Locker, and the Cedar Rapids Titans Arena football team.

Host Dave interviews Mike Thorson, the new owner of the Cedar Rapids Titans, about his life, community work, and how he saved the team. They discuss the roster, defensive strengths, open tryouts, and promotions like 80s Night on May 20 — inviting fans to come out or watch on Round Guy Radio’s YouTube channel.

This episode recaps Notre Dame’s 68-62 state tournament win over Bellevue, highlighting Shea Stevens’ 21 first-half points, a third-quarter defensive shift by Bellevue, and key contributions from Notre Dame’s supporting cast.

Hosts discuss rebounding and foul trouble, halftime adjustments, the impact of freshman Kellen Porter, and preview Notre Dame’s upcoming matchup with top-seeded St. Edmund.

Round Guy Radio announces a major shift to YouTube Live, ends its relationship with Podbeam, and celebrates a new law allowing cash at high school football gates.

The episode also wraps up the basketball season with a state preview for Burlington Notre Dame, highlights top players like Shea Stevens and Jackson Clark, and names an all-area team while reflecting on standout seniors and underclassmen to watch.

Coach Protratz’s Chiefs pulled out a 63-58 road victory over Center Point Urbana, paced by a huge inside performance from Jaxon Clark (22 points, 25 rebounds) and strong support from Jalen Clark (17 points, 13 rebounds) and sixth man Chase Smith’s clutch three-pointers.

The team relied on intense perimeter defense, rebounding and bench contributions to advance through the playoffs and now travels to Pella tonight at 7 p.m. for the sub-state winner-take-all to earn a trip to the state tournament.

Scotty Melvin joins the show to break down Burlington Notre Dame’s win over Calamus-Wheatland — game flow, standout performances from Shea Stevens, Griffin Keyes and LJ Harris, key bench contributors like Tatum Warner and Callum Porter, defensive matchups, foul trouble and coaching decisions that shaped the result. He also previews Notre Dame’s upcoming state matchup and discusses other area playoff storylines.

Today's episode is brought to you by Smithburg Auto of Fairfield, the Packwood Locker of Packwood, and Hinshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, Iowa.

Join host Dave for a lively conversation with Mario Flores, owner of the West Michigan Ironmen, about his journey from pizzeria owner and mortgage broker to arena football team owner and community leader. Mario shares the team’s winning philosophy, the standards that built sustained success, and the people who make the organization run.

Hear about the highly anticipated Saturday night matchup against the Cedar Rapids Titans, broadcast details, ticket info, and the electric fan atmosphere expected at Trinity Health Arena. A short, spirited preview of a game that could shape the season and the league’s future.

Sponsored by Smithburg Auto, the Packwood Locker, and Henshaw Trailer Sales, today’s episode features Coach Van Fleet on the phone reviewing Tuesday’s small schools playoff action.

We recap Regina’s 66–41 win over Central Lee, highlight Notre Dame’s 64–51 win over Holy Trinity, and preview Saturday’s big sub‑state matchup between Notre Dame and Calamus Wheatland.

Coach Van Fleet also discusses game plans, standout players, ticketing and streaming issues, and what it takes for small schools to advance to the state tournament.

Today's episode is brought to you by Smithburg Auto of Fairfield, Iowa, Henshaw Trailer Sales of Richland, Iowa, the Packwood Locker, and the Cedar Rapids Titans.

Coach Protratz reviews Keokuk Chiefs’ season: the program’s first outright conference title since 2008, key regular-season wins, a strong opening playoff victory over Fort Madison, and an upcoming matchup with Center Point‑Urbana.

Highlights include Jaxon Clark’s record-setting year — school all-time leading scorer, likely state leader in points and rebounds, a rare 1,000‑rebound career and a 51-point game — plus balanced contributions from starters and bench players, improved ball‑handling, defense and turnover control under Protratz, the first‑year coach of the year.

Coach Swanson joins Round Guy Radio to recap Central Lee's 15–7 season, highlighting big wins over Fort Madison and West Burlington, balanced scoring, and senior leader Will Hayes' impact on the boards and offense.

He discusses a rugged Super Conference schedule that prepared the Hawks for postseason play, key contributors across the roster, strong community support at Donaldson, and the upcoming district challenge at Iowa City-Regina.