Mike DeCourcy joins the show for a fun conversation around college sports: Deion Sanders at Colorado and his battle with reporters; FSU approach to the ACC and how it's angered others in college sports; the DeShaun Watson trade and Mike and Steve's excitement for the upcoming Big Ten hoops season.

Bucknell football play-by-play man Doug Birdsong joins the show to discuss the Bison: last week's win over VMI, Ralph Rucker at QB, spreading the ball around on offense; Bucknell's D; the opener with Navy and a preview of this week's game with Merrimack College.

Steve and Todd talk some high school football to start, then we talk more about the University of Michigan lawsuit against the NCAA and BTN; then in second segment Steve talks about Penn State's plan for this week and covering kids you like on the field.

Steve is joined by Neal Coolong in the first segement to discuss the NFL and the Steelers; then we hop around a little bit; 49ers, TV schedules..etc

Neal joins Steve to talk all the field goals in Week 1 of the NFL; why defenses are ahead of the offenses; Justin Fields first start at QB and T.J. Watt's brillance

Lions 24/7's Mark Brennan joins the show to discuss Saturday's game with Bowling Green: We discuss his thoughts on the early struggles of the defense, lack of panic from the Nittany Lions; the PSU passing game and Nick Singleton among other things.

Steve discusses Saturday's game with Bowling Green with Lions 24/7's Mark Brennan, then talk the Eagles in Brazil, streaming the NFL games, and why it takes so long for Penn State to get game times (Kent State is 3:30 p.m. on Sept. 21), but PSU has no other kickoff times announced for the rest of its 10 regular-season games.

Steve gives his thoughts on Saturday's game with Bowling Green in the first segement; we cover some NFL, college football, and Pitt's AD is out in the second segment

We spend the second hour discussing the House case falling apart for the NCAA and the Judge having them go back to the drawing board. What some of the implications might be, and what might be become of college sports in general if the NCAA keeps fighting.