John Canzano is in talking about Aaron Rodgers signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Canzno isn't sure if the move makes the Steelers a championship contender, but Canzano is sure that it will provide interest in the NFL as the Steelers travel to New Jersey to take on the Jets in week one of the regular season. Former Oregon State SID, Hal Cowan, joins the program to talk about some stories from when Oregon State won their national championships in baseball. Cowan says he knew that Mitch Canham was going to be the next Oregon State coach. Cowan helped create the baseball booster club that is still around today. Cowan talks about how the booster club started and what their ideas were from the start. Cowan talks about the magic of Omaha and how great the experience is. Pro golfer, Alistair Docherty, joins the program to discuss qualifying for the US Open. The US Open will be Docherty's first career major event. Docherty got in a car accident just twelve days before the qualifying tournament and still won the tournament. Docherty talks about how the accident affected him. Docherty talks about how he feels ready to compete on the top level. Docherty explains how he will deal with having to compete against guys like Phil Mickelson and Rory McIlroy and not get caught up in being star struck. Tammi Huber who donates Lego's in the name of her late son, Jack "Shoe" Shumacher, joins the show to talk about her mission to donate Lego's to hospitals for children. Huber talks about how humbling it is to see how many people donate to the cause in the name of Shoe. Huber is blown away with the support that she receives and how tough Jack was when he was going through his illness. Huber talks about how important Lego's are to kids who are at hospitals because it is a perfect distraction for the kids. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Tammi Huber, who donates Legos in the name of her late son, Jack "Shoe" Shumacher, joins the show to talk about her mission to donate Legos to hospitals for children. Huber talks about how humbling it is to see how many people donate to the cause in the name of Shoe. Huber is blown away by the support that she receives and how tough Jack was when he was going through his illness. Huber talks about how important Legos are to kids who are in hospitals because it is a perfect distraction for the kids.

Pro golfer Alistair Docherty joins the program to discuss qualifying for the US Open. The US Open will be Docherty's first career major event. Docherty got in a car accident just twelve days before the qualifying tournament and still won the tournament. Docherty talks about how the accident affected him. Docherty talks about how he feels ready to compete at the top level. Docherty explains how he will deal with having to compete against guys like Phil Mickelson and Rory McIlroy and not get caught up in being star-struck.

Former Oregon State SID, Hal Cowan, joins the program to talk about some stories from when Oregon State won its national championships in baseball. Cowan says he knew that Mitch Canham was going to be the next Oregon State coach. Cowan helped establish the baseball booster club, which remains active today. Cowan discusses how the booster club originated and what its initial ideas were. Cowan talks about the magic of Omaha and how great the experience is.

John Canzano is in talking about the complainers. Ryan Day says that the Big Ten deserves four automatic bids in the CFP. Canzano is tired of hearing from big time college football coaches saying that their conference deserves bids in the CFP without actually having to win. Brenda Tracy is suing Michigan State University and joins the show to discuss her lawsuit. Tracy was the woman who former coach Mel Tucker was talking to on the phone which ultimately led to Tucker's firing from the school. Tracy says she has lost everything because of her coming forward in the Mel Tucker case, and Tracy says she wishes this upon nobody. Tracy says the Mel Tucker situation is one of it's kind. She has worked with 1000's of coaches and this one coach did this to her. Tracy says that it started out well with Tucker, but tells the story of when she felt like it went the wrong way. Tracy goes into details about what happened when Tucker and her were on the phone together and Tucker was pleasuring himself. Former Oregon State baseball coach Pat Casey joins the program to talk about some great stories from when he was the Oregon State head coach. Casey talks about his team and how they had to go through some tough times to start winning. Casey says that when the Beavers won their second national championship that that team wasn't even close to as talented as the first championship team. Casey and Canzano talk about Mitch Canham and how he has done a great job taking over and becoming the head coach of the Beavers. Casey talks about if he was ever close to leaving Oregon State. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Former Oregon State baseball coach Pat Casey joins the program to talk about some great stories from when he was the Oregon State head coach. Casey talks about his team and how they had to go through some tough times to start winning. Casey says that when the Beavers won their second national championship that that team wasn't even close to as talented as the first championship team. Casey and Canzano talk about Mitch Canham and how he has done a great job taking over and becoming the head coach of the Beavers. Casey talks about if he was ever close to leaving Oregon State.

Brenda Tracy is suing Michigan State University and joins the show to discuss her lawsuit. Tracy was the woman whom former coach Mel Tucker was talking to on the phone, which ultimately led to Tucker's firing from the school. Tracy says she has lost everything because of her coming forward in the Mel Tucker case, and Tracy says she wishes this upon nobody. Tracy says the Mel Tucker situation is one of a kind. She has worked with 1000s of coaches, and this one coach did this to her. Tracy says that it started out well with Tucker, but tells the story of when she felt like it went the wrong way. Tracy goes into details about what happened when Tucker and she were on the phone together, and Tucker was pleasuring himself.

The Tallahassee Democrats' Peter Holland Jr. joins the program to discuss the upcoming super regional matchup in the NCAA tournament between Oregon State and Florida State. Holland covers the Seminoles and says that Florida State is ready for their match-up against Oregon State. Holland says that Florida State had to battle through a tough regional, even though they swept through their opponents, and it will get them ready for Corvallis. Holland is very confident in Florida State's chances this weekend against Oregon State.

John Canzano is in talking about the most unlikely teams and players in the history of the state of Oregon. Canzano thinks that Oregon State baseball has a case to be the most unlikely team to be great in the region. Oregon State just won four consecutive elimination games in the Corvallis regional, and Canzano isn't surprised about it because of the culture Pat Casey built and Mitch Canham has continued. The Tallahassee Democrats' Peter Holland Jr. joins the program to discuss the upcoming super regional matchup in the NCAA tournament between Oregon State and Florida State. Holland covers the Seminoles and says that Florida State is ready for their match-up against Oregon State. Holland says that Florida State had to battle through a tough regional even though they swept through their opponents and it will get them ready for Corvallis. Holland is very confident in Florida State's chances this weekend against Oregon State. The big splash, the 5 at 5, and much more!

John Canzano is in talking about the psychology of sports. Is there a difference between wanting and expecting to win? Canzano questions the differences between Oregon and Oregon State when it comes to baseball and Oregon football. Is Oregon unable to win the big game? Canzano is also talking about Deion Sanders' comments about his son Shedeur. Deion said he was sad that Shedeur dropped to the fifth round in the NFL draft. Oregon head women's basketball coach Kelly Graves joins the program to talk about the point of view from a head coach on how hard winning is on the biggest stages. Graves says that the narrative that Oregon is all about flash and uniforms is extremely false and that every program at Oregon is working hard and grinding. Graves talks about if it is harder to win a championship in today's game than it was in the past. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!