Coach Rowlands joins the show after Southeast Warren’s 68-0 win over Twin Cedars to discuss offensive stars like Jamison Ewing, solid contributions from youth and JV players, a stingy defense, and special teams success with aggressive two-point attempts.

The episode also covers the team’s 3-0 start, offseason strength gains, the community atmosphere at home games, and a look ahead to Friday’s road matchup at Melcher-Dallas and a looming meeting with Montezuma.

Coach Johnson discusses Van Buren's 29-12 win over Cardinal, highlighting a dominant rushing attack led by Simmons (185 yards) and Mellinger, key defensive plays including interceptions and forced fumbles, improved special teams, and the importance of building momentum as they prepare for Danville.

Audubon dominated their homecoming win, 84-7, cruising to a 3-0 start with explosive offense (about 400 yards, averaging nearly 74 points early) and a stingy defense that forced turnovers and scored a pick-six. The team has yet to punt, is converting two-point tries at a high rate, and the JV is contributing significant carries to the varsity success.

Coach Burks credits size, leadership, execution and smart adjustments for the hot start, but warns tougher tests are coming with a big district rivalry this week against KM/Cam and a challenging road date at Fremont Mills. The squad is focused on staying healthy and ready for adversity.

Coach Bowen and the Mount Pleasant Panthers improved to 3-0 with a 34-20 road win over Oskaloosa, paced by a physical offensive line, steady quarterback play from Grayson Walker, and big plays from Isaiah Lang. The defense pressured the QB, creating turnovers, while special teams flipped field position.

The victory boosted team confidence as Mount Pleasant prepares for a major test against Central DeWitt next week, with Bowen praising discipline, hustle, and steady improvement across the roster.

Coach Dodd and the Central Lee Hawks earned a 14-7 road win over Fort Madison, highlighted by a stingy defense, key turnovers, and clutch special teams play.

The episode breaks down the game’s pivotal moments, player standouts, and how the non-conference schedule is preparing the team for a challenging district slate and next week’s trip to West Liberty.

Coach Borrison breaks down Mediapolis’ 42-34 victory over Fairfield, highlighting special teams execution, Parker Holstein’s 200+ rushing yards, strong contributions from the offensive line and backs, and key plays by Gannon Gunn.

The episode also previews the upcoming matchup with West Burlington and discusses the growth of the team, JV standouts, and lessons learned from a tough early-season schedule.

Coach Thompson reviews Danville’s 26-14 district win over Columbus, a hard-fought game that was tied at halftime before Danville pulled away in the second half. The team produced a balanced offensive attack and key defensive stops to limit big plays.

Highlights include a 200-yard passing night from QB Dylan Mason, a 100+ yard performance from the lead rusher, strong linebacker play, and a crucial 47-yard return by freshman Bunner. Special teams and improved second-half discipline were decisive as Danville secures its second district victory and looks ahead to another physical matchup next week.

Coach Hetzler recaps Wilton’s 20-0 victory over Durant, a game that was called early after a Durant player suffered a concussion.

He highlights a dominant defensive performance with multiple interceptions, strong play from the offensive line, and special teams adjustments that helped control field position.

The coach previews a challenging matchup with Mid‑Prairie, discusses team health, and explains how the defense has improved since the season began.

Round Guy Radio’s scoreboard show recaps a packed night of high school football: Danville’s key win over Columbus, Noah Kriegel’s staggering 10-touchdown performance in Iowa Valley’s shootout with Montezuma, and spirited victories from Washington, Van Buren and Pekin. Sponsors and local coverage are acknowledged throughout the episode.

The hosts break down game-changing plays, penalties, standout players and notable cancellations, plus quick takes on other games and community updates from around the region.

JV football from Fairfield, Iowa: Mediapolis pulled ahead with several big plays, long passes, and strong runs while Fairfield battled back with key gains and a late TD. Freshmen made notable contributions on both sides of the ball, and turnovers and special teams swings shaped the first half.

The episode includes sideline commentary, a coach interview about development and preparation, and local sponsorship mentions as the broadcast sets up to transition to varsity coverage.