Frank Layden, Jazz and NBA legend, joined 'The Big Show' on Thursday afternoon to give a pep talk for everybody as we continue on through this COVID 19 journey together, while apart.

Dennis Dodd was on the 'Hans and Scotty' show on Thursday and talked about the possibility of conference playing a season of football even without the schools from states where football is not allowed due to COVID 19.

Jake and Gordon discussed that sentiment, and debated over whether or not it would be fair.

2p- Gordon has food on the brain

2:30p- Split Story: Would conferences play without schools from states where football won't be allowed to be played?

2:50p- a tease for the Frank Layden column, conversation

Company: Simplus

Name: Ryan Westwood

Title: Co-Founder & CEO

Ryan is part of the small business task force with Silicon Slopes. He is doing a webinar on how to support employees that work from home with Salesforce and how to create a positive culture that supports mental wellness. Simplus has a wonderful wellness program--doing unique things for remote employees. These are mostly talking points; happy to elaborate if needed!

Ryan Westwood is co-founder and CEO of Simplus, a Platinum Salesforce Partner. He’s a CIO.com and Wall Street Journal contributor, best-selling author, angel investor and engaging speaker whose company’s highly-awarded culture ranks among the best in the world

Larry H. Miller Group of Companies Announces Massive Food Drive at LHM Dealerships, Megaplex Theatres and Sports Facilities

“Driven to Assist” Thank You Items Available in Support of Utah Food Bank

SANDY, UT (April 29, 2020) – The Larry H. Miller Group of Companies (LHM Group) today announced a public week-long, statewide food drive at its car dealerships, movie theatres and sports facilities to support the Utah Food Bank and help address food insecurity conditions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

The “Driven to Assist” campaign will begin on Thursday, April 30 through Wednesday, May 6 at all 22 Larry H. Miller Dealerships locations in Utah, 13 LHM Megaplex Theatres, home of the NBA Utah Jazz at Vivint Smart Home Arena and home of the MiLB Salt Lake Bees at Smith’s Ballpark.

Donations can be made between 2-6 p.m. each day (except Sunday, May 3) at drive-thru locations. The adjacent Park Place will be used for donation drop-offs at Vivint Smart Home Arena and the North Parking Lot for Smith’s Ballpark. LHM Group employees will provide on-site staffing with appropriate Utah Department of Health social distancing and sanitization practices, including the wearing of face masks.

“We invite communities throughout the state to join us in assisting those who may be facing challenges during this unprecedented time,” said Gail Miller, owner and chair of the Larry H. Miller Group of Companies. “One of our guiding principles at the Larry H. Miller Group of Companies is to ‘go about doing good until there is too much good in the world.’ I am impressed with Utahns’ willingness to collaborate and to serve others. Together, we can help fulfill a critical need for the Utah Food Bank and its partners.”

Each location in the “Driven to Assist” initiative will provide unique “thank you for the assist” items. A minimum of eight cans of food or equivalent value is required to receive one thank you item per vehicle.

Donations must be non-perishable food items with an emphasis on canned goods. Items like produce, meat, frozen food, bread, and items that need to be refrigerated will not be accepted. The most needed food items include peanut butter, mac & cheese, canned meats (tuna, chicken or beef), chili, SpaghettiOs, canned fruits, and other boxed meals.

The Utah Food Bank is also accepting cash donations, which can be made here or via Venmo to @UtahFoodBank-Donations with the comment “Driven to Assist.”

For more information, please visit www.lhm.com/driven-to-assist.

Locke talked NCAA rules proposals, why he's feeling optimistic about the NBA's return to play eventually, and what form of play he thinks that will be.

5p- Greg Miller to talk Driven to Asssist food drive

5:30p-Drop of the Day: Billy Corgan story about going to Vegas with Rodman

5:50p-Not Sports Report

6:50p- show wrap

4p- Utah Jazz Insider Report: David Locke, radio voice

4:30p- rumors about MiLB cancelling the 2020 season

4:50p- Partner Profile: Simplus, CEO Ryan Westwood

Shane Jewett of Uinta Golf joined 'The Big Show' to talk about all the great golf that is still available every day in and around the Salt Lake valley and the state of Utah.

3p- What's Goin' On: DJ and PK discussed the new NCAA proposals, and Jake & Gordon argued over their thoughts

3:30p-Donovan Mitchell with Wojnarowski

3:50p- MACU Market Update with Ray Nishikawa