Hosts break down the latest high-school basketball playoff matchups across Southeast Iowa, announce All-Round Guy teams (including top freshmen and standouts like Shea Stevens and Jackson Clark), and preview key sub-state and district games featuring Notre Dame, Keokuk, Pekin, Mid-Prairie, and others.

They also discuss standout performances, possible dark-horse teams, local rivalries, and upcoming coverage plans from the Southeast Iowa Union and related video networks.

Today's episode, brought to you by Smithburg Auto, the Packwood Locker, Henshaw Trailer Sales, and the Cedar Rapids Titans, features running back CJ Leggett. He discusses his dominant high school career, time at Georgia Tech, and the challenges and lessons that shaped his pro journey.

Leggett also talks about joining the Cedar Rapids Titans, the team’s spread offense, key teammates and coaches, and what fans can expect on opening day as the team chases a championship.

Coach Rawson joins Round Guy Radio to recap Mount Pleasant's recent hot streak, highlighting close wins at Oskaloosa, a dominant 64-36 victory over Ottumwa, and a record-setting 68.3% shooting night against Mediapolis. He discusses defensive improvements, strong rebounding, three-point shooting, and key contributors like Isaiah Lang, Ryan Helling, and Grayson Lowry.

The episode also covers roster depth, injury challenges, playoff seeding speculation, and the Panthers' upcoming games at Fairfield and Pella as they prepare to enter the postseason.

Coach Swanson reviews Pekin’s season-defining stretch: rivalry wins over Sigourney and Hillcrest, a dramatic home victory over Winfield-Mount Union, and standout performances from Cole Milliken, Henry Adams, Elijah Brock and Nolan Glick.

The Panthers’ strong home record, community support, conference recognition, and a No. 2 district seed set the stage as they prepare to face Seymour in the playoffs.

Today's episode features Coach Marlow of the West Burlington Falcons discussing three key wins (Central Lee, WACO shootout, Mount Pleasant OT), his first-year Coach of the Year honor, player development from a strong JV program, standout players like Aiden Figueroa and Silas Lotzow, and the upcoming playoff matchup versus Cardinal of Eldon. The episode also includes local sponsor mentions and coverage details.

Coach Akey discusses Burlington’s standout 7-2 SEC record, the fast-paced, chaotic style that powered their success, and the team’s key contributors including Jet and Kobe Morris and seniors Michael, C.J., and Keyshawn.

He also addresses weaknesses like free-throw shooting and rebounding, previews a grueling three-game stretch before the postseason, and highlights a bright future with underclassmen ready to step up.

High-energy JV matchup between the Columbus Wildcats and L&M (Louisa‑Muscatine) Falcons filled with nonstop announcer banter, celebrity referee cameos, and colorful player nicknames.

Columbus pulled ahead late and held off L&M's comeback attempts after multiple lead changes and a dramatic finish. Key contributors included Wheeler, Iron Mike Tyson, and Flavor Flav, who was named player of the game.

On this episode of Round Guy Radio, the coach previews a tight late-season matchup against Wapello, breaking down defensive plans to limit star athletes and perimeter threats.

He also reviews his starters and key role players — from Holden Hughes and the Sheldon brothers to Adam Stafford and Niles Reichenbach — and talks about preparing for a familiar playoff foe, Holy Trinity and Lane Rung.

Coach Wilson reflects on Fort Madison’s turnaround with back-to-back wins at Washington and Centerville, highlighting Darius Foy’s 19-point, 18-rebound performance and Nolan Guzman’s consistent scoring. The team’s improved defense and contributions from role players like Lucas Helmick, Aurelio Wakindi, and Zeke Gross have been crucial.

Wilson also praises freshman Jonah Tackett’s lockdown defense and outlines the remainder of the regular season, including senior night against a 15-3 opponent and the final game at Otumwa before postseason play.

Coach Stout reviews the Keota Eagles' season: battling sickness, key wins (including a 63-62 victory over Montezuma), balanced scoring from seniors Jackson Vittito and Chase Afley, and standout contributions from Aiden Galindo, Porter Cave, Blake Baker, and assist leader Jacob Wickenkamp.

He discusses adapting to a short bench, late-season health recovery, and preparations for the district opener against Twin Cedars on February 16 at 7:00 PM in the Keota gym, plus a girls district game on February 12. The episode highlights team resilience and playoff focus.