Pete Carroll says the Seahawks were impressive in all three phases of the game in their 28-14 victory over the Lions. Coach was impressed with Russell's efficiency, the receivers’ awareness, Carson's hard-hitting style and the o-line's growing chemistry. Chris Petersen addressed his decision to bench Jake Browning in UW's 12-10 loss to Cal. Later in the hour, KJ Wright explains why the personality of the Hawks defense has not changed. The show wraps with The Hot List... the Seattle Sounders made MLS history after sealing their No. 2 seed in the West, Browns HC Hue Jackson fired and the moment that made Coach Carroll swear live on air.

The Seahawks beat the Lions 28-14 on the road and move to 4-3 on the season. The Cougars employ some late-game heroics to beat Stanford 41-38, thrusting Gardner Minshew into the thick of the Hesiman discussion. The Huskies meanwhile, suffer a disappointing 12-10 loss to a mediocre Cal team after HC Chris Petersen benched QB Jake Browning mid-game and back-up Jake Haener threw a pick six. The show wraps with The Hot List.... The Boston Red Sox are World Series Champions for the fourth time in the last 15 years.

The Seahawks head to Detroit, the Huskies travel to Berkeley and the Cougars make their way to Stanford over the weekend. KJ Wright will make his season debut after working back from knee surgery. How are the Hawks planning to contain Kerryon Johnson? Later in the hour, former Seahawk and current Lion TE Luke Willson on what he misses most about playing in Seattle. Also, Doug Baldwin on everything from Harry Potter to social media to mentoring younger players like Tyler Lockett. The hour wraps with The Hot List... Mookie Betts incredible act of kindness, Will Fuller likely tore his ACL in Thursday Night Football and Mike Leach on the Cougs success.

The Seahawks are back on the practice field after the bye week, and Pete Carroll believes KJ Wright will be good to go for the Hawks Sunday match-up against the Lions. Detroit made a trade to shore up their porous run defense, which the Seahawks will look to exploit with their surging ground game. Officiating misconduct in the Washington State-USC game prompted Pac-12 athletic directors to implement changes to their video replay procedures. Later in the hour, Dave Wyman on how the Hawks stack up against the Lions and why he's loving Pete Carroll’s use of play-action. The show wraps with The Hot List... the Boston Red Sox take a 2-0 lead on the LA Dodgers in the World Series after a clutch performance from starter David Price.

The Seahawks get back to work after the bye week and KJ Wright, Rasheem Green and Ed Dickson all returned to practice. The Hawks also acquired a young linebacker ahead of their matchup in Detroit. A year after Mike Hopkins arrived in Seattle, the UW men's basketball team was picked to finish third in the Pac-12 and landed at No. 25 on the AP preseason poll. How can the team end the seven-year NCAA tournament drought? Later in the hour, WSU HC Mike Leach on facing Stanford, the emergence of Gardner Minshew and why he thinks he could be successful in Spain's running of the bulls. The show wraps with The Hot List... Game one of the World Series begins tonight at Fenway, the Raiders net a first round pick for WR Amari Cooper and Pat Mahomes continues to set records.

The Cougars owned the weekend, first with their fan showing on College GameDay and then with WSU's 34-20 domination of the Ducks in front of a sellout crowd at Martin Stadium. The Huskies grind out at 27-13 win over the Buffaloes, despite Myles Gaskin being sidelined for the first time in his career. Later in the hour, we take of the Seahawks and assess their progress thus far in the midst of the bye week. The hour wraps with The Hot List... the Dodgers will face the Red Sox in the World Series after ousting the Brewers in the NLCS, Justin Tucker missed the first PAT of his seven-year career at the worst possible time, and the Sounders recorded another win in their penultimate game of the regular season.

The future of the Seahawks ownership remains up in the air, but NFL owners are confident the Seahawks will stay in Seattle. The city of Pullman, WA declared a state of emergency with 100,000 people expected to descend on the Palouse for College GameDay's inaugural appearance at Martin Stadium. Later in the hour, ESPN's Mina Kimes and The Ringer's Danny Kelly examine the Seahawks offense through six games. What is the ideal run/pass balance for a Russell Wilson led-attack? The show wraps with The Hot List... former Mariner Wade Miley pulled after one batter in Game 5 of the NLCS and a controversial fan interference call made waves in Game 4 of ALCS.

Pete Carroll was excited about the team's performance in London, particularly scoring on the first drive as well as Russell Wilson's versatility. Carroll also delivered injury updates on KJ Wright, Frank Clark and Ed Dickson. Later in the hour, Washington Wednesdays continues as we hear from both Chris Petersen and Mike Leach. How are the Cougars preparing for College GameDay? The show wraps with The Hot List... The Boston Red Sox beat the Houston Astros to take a 2-1 lead in the ALCS, meanwhile the Astros were accused of cheating throughout the playoffs and benches clear in the Dodgers 13-inning NLCS walk-off win.

The Seahawks prepare to face the undefeated LA Rams this Sunday, and they will do so without some key starters on defense. Seattle will look for big performances from Tedric Thompson, Dion Jordan and Austin Calitro to contain Sean McVay's offense. The Huskies take on UCLA at the Rose Bowl and the Cougars meet the Beavers in Corvallis. Later in the hour, veteran guard DJ Fluker discusses size, demeanor and why he "over-communicates" on the offensive line. The show wraps with The Hot List... an extra-innings victory and a blowout win kick of the NLDS, Tom Brady throws career touchdown pass number 500, and new plans for an NHL training facility in Northgate are announced.

Pete Carroll says running back Chris Carson should be good to go Sunday against the Rams after missing a week, while linebacker KJ Wright will miss another game at least. The team expects Austin Calitro to step up in the absence of Mychal Kendricks and Tedric Thompson to be the next man up with Earl Thomas on IR. 710 ESPN's Jake Heaps explains what the Hawks need to do to contain the Rams explosive offense. Later in the hour, quarterback Brett Hundley on the challenge of uprooting and moving to Seattle midseason. Plus, what's Aaron Rodgers really like? The show wraps with The Hot List... Nick Saban is upset with Alabama fans for not packing the student section.