Chois Woodman, Chris Snead, and Jamie Lent discuss the college football national championship last night with various reactions. In light of the recent transfer portal success for Texas Tech football, Chois finds yet another naysayer claiming the Red Raiders will not have as great of a season as anticipated despite the acquisitions. In Kaily's Daily's the creepy crawling Antarctic midge takes center stage with facts from Snead. The guys roll through Power Rankings for Big 12 basketball thus far into this season. Jamie's Question of the Day asks based on the final standing in the Big 12 for football this past year, who will have the biggest drop and biggest climb in 2025? Your thoughts and comments are also welcomed on the chatline.

Chois, Snead, and Jamie discussed Texas Tech's win over Arizona, being left out of the AP top 25, if they're a team that can win the conference, the younger generation flip flopping fandoms, and recapped the NFL playoffs.

Chois, Snead, Geoff, and Jeff discussed Red Raider basketball taking on Arizona, their favorite car pranks, Chois not fulfilling promises on Bull Durham, CFP National Championship picks, picked Red Raider Basketball's record over the rest of the season, and the Dallas Cowboys ongoing coaching search.

Chois, Snead, and Jamie discussed Bob Ueker passing away, the best states in the BIg 12, Tech hosting Arizona on Saturday, Jamie's state farm attire, and where Texas Tech Basketball will finish in the Big 12 standings.

Chois, Snead, and Jamie discuss Texas Tech basketball, CeeDee Lamb as a number one receiver, and thoughts from the chatline. Chois and Snead discuss who they think will be the future head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Chois and Jamie give their first Big 12 basketball power rankings of the 24-25 season. Jamie then gives his Question of the Day asking Chois and Jacob for bold statements involving the 2025-26 Big 12 football standings. Chois and Jamie react to "Modern Trends That We Will Regret in 10 Years" as well as an edition of Tell Me I'm Wrong brought by Jacob. Chois ends the show with an edition of the Most Interesting Fact of the Day involving Graham Harrell.

Jeff McGuire and Jamie Lent discuss the Red Raider basketball matchups tonight with the ladies taking on Iowa State in Ames, and the men are on the road in Manhattan Kansas squaring off with K State. In Kaily's Daily's Jeff brings facts on an interesting primate on a text from Snead. The guys breakdown the chaos within the Dallas Cowboys organization after parting ways with former head coach Mike McCarthy, and Deion Sanders emerging as the latest name rumored. Jamie's Question of the Day asks which Big 12 programs will finish the year ahead of Texas Tech in basketball. With baseball around the corner, Jeff asks Jamie which of your top 3 returners from last year will help this team take the next step.

Chois, Josh, and Jamie discussed the Cowboys letting Mike McCarthy walk, who could replace him, Tech's overtime loss to Iowa State, Jamie's furnace history, the top impact transfer for Texas Tech football, and the easiest teams to root for in the playoffs.

Chois, Snead, and Jamie discussed James Franklin's lack of elite success at Penn State, Carson Beck committing to Miami, expectations for Texas Tech baseball, and bad stadiums in the Big 12.

Chois, Josh, and Jamie discussed Wildcard Weekend, what higher seed could make a run in the playoffs, playoff themed food, the CFP semifinal games, and gave way too early power rankings for Big 12 football next season.

Chois, Chris, and Jamie discuss Texas Tech basketball, Elijah Hawkins' performance against BYU, and Kaily's Daily featuring the Bronzed Cowbird. Chois and Chris discuss grades given to Big 12 coaches based off of the 2024 football season. Jamie brings the Question of the Day discussing who the biggest surprise and disappointment of the Tech basketball team is this season. The guys then discuss the College Football Playoff and potential expansion to the playoff. Chois then brings an edition of Tell Me I'm Wrong discussing if TJ Pompey of the Tech baseball team will have the biggest professional career of anyone living on Tech's campus right now.