5p- Utah vs UCLA preview with Wayne Cook, former Bruins QB and current sideline reporter

530p- Drop of the Day

550p- NFL Survivor Pool Picks of the Week

650p- show wrap

4p- What's Goin' On: DJ and PK spoke with Aaron Roderick / Hans and Scotty discussed Kalani Sitake's financial future at BYU

430p- Masters Update with Bob Casper of Real Golf Radio

450p- Not Sports Report

Gordon and Jake took a swing at some NBA and Jazz news to start Thursday's show, examining Conley's reported decision to opt-in at $34M for next season and where the Jazz might find themselves in the Western Conference rankings next season.

3p- BYU Insider Report: Jordan Pendleton

330p- Gordon waxed poetically about his first car

350p- Austin's Airing of Grievances

2p- Taste of The Masters courtesy of Real Golf Radio's Brian Taylor and Bob Casper

230p- Split Story: reacting to Conley opting in for 2020-21 salary of $34M

David Locke joins 'The Big Show' every Wednesday at 5pm for the "Utah Jazz Insider Report" and this week he explained why he feels the NBA is currently the best professional sports league in the world when it comes to labor agreements and the lack of strife, and also talked about what to expect a week from tonight when the Jazz head to the draft slated to pick No. 23 in the 1st round.

5p- Utah Jazz Insider Report: David Locke, radio voice

530p- Drop of the Day

550p- what would you choose for your Masters Champions meal

650p- show wrap

4p- Utah Football Insider Report with Christian Cox

430p- Masters Preview with Bryan Taylor of Real Golf Radio

450p- Not Sports Report

Former defensive end for the Utes Christian Cox joins the show every Wednesday to talk all things Utah football with Jake and Gordon. This week he previewed the upcoming season opener (after their first game was canceled due to COVID) between the Utes and UCLA in Pasadena. He also gave his opinion on what he's seen from BYU and why he feels Cougar fans should appreciate Zach Wilson while they can because Cox feels he's headed to the league after this season.

Eric Walden covers the Jazz for The Salt Lake Tribune and he joined The Big Show on Wednesday to talk about the decisions facing team brass and ownership as it pertains to the salary cap remaining the same for 2020-21, $109 million.