The Brad Cesmat Show

Despite losing three of their last four games, ASU is locked in as the three-seed in the upcoming Pac-12 Tournament. UofA gets the fifth seed and another game against Washington to start the tourney. Brad feels both have a chance to make some noise in what appears to be a wide open field, outside of favored Oregon. NBCSports.com’s Peter King (9:38 on podcast) Skyped in to discuss the completed NFL Combine, NFL free agency and all the quarterbacks possibly finding new homes and what the Cardinals should do with the eighth pick. Plus, more coronavirus concerns in sports and much more.

Jordan Hamm sits in the leadoff spot going over the pitching rotation for the Diamondbacks this Spring Training, how the Cardinals draft outlook looks with the eighth overall pick, Suns injuries, and much more. NASCAR Play-by-Play and Pit Reporter, Vince Welch (16:36 on podcast), joins Devon Henry to talk about FanShield 500 weekend at Phoenix Raceway, some changes in NASCAR this season, his career, and his race car driving son. Devon close out with what you need to know heading into speed fest weekend at Phoenix Raceway.

Brad is back from the weekend and disappointed as ever over the Suns two no-shows in home losses to the Pistons and Warriors. Scott Bordow from “The Athletic” checked in (9:28 on podcast) to talk about the Cardinals’ biggest draft needs with the eighth overall selection, Tony Romo’s new mega-deal with CBS and the state of ASU and UofA basketball. Brad also caught up with former Cardinals’ standout, now Jacksonville Jaguars Pro Bowl defensive lineman Calais Campbell (26:52 on podcast). Plus, how the coronavirus could alter people’s plans to attend sporting events in the near future.

Brad is ready for more college hoops as ASU and UArizona Men’s Basketball takes on the Los Angles teams. Him and Eric discuss the possible upcoming season and the Phoenix Suns as they get close to the end of their season. South Point Casino Resort Sports Marketing Director, Jimmy Vaccaro (12:40 on podcast), joins Brad as they get ready for tournament season in Vegas. They go over bets for college hoops, the possibility of Tom Brady heading to play for the Raiders and the upcoming NFL Draft. NFL Quarterback Brett Hundley (18:53 on podcast), Skype’s in live in the middle of his offseason world tour as he visits Budapest, Hungary. They go over his chances of returning to the Cardinals, traveling while the cornoavirus spreads, and what he’s doing in Budapest.

Brad is excited about what’s going on at ASU. Bobby Hurley has Sun Devil basketball sprinting towards the finish line in the Pac-12 with an opportunity to win the conference outright. Meanwhile, expectations are high for Herm Edwards’ squad who opened spring workouts on Monday. SunDevilSource.com Publisher Chris Karpman (19:56 on podcast) checked in to discuss both. Plus, FSNAZ’s Jody Jackson (30:24 on podcast) on the Valley sports scene as spring has sprung and much more.

Brad Cesmat is live from Arizona State University for Spring Football media. Brad takes you around the inside of the facility, talks about the upcoming spring football season, and tonight’s matchup between ASU and Oregon in NCAA basketball.

Jordan Hamm hosts the show and brings in reaction from the Astros cheating scandal and what he has heard around Spring Training over the past week. Also, with the Cardinals resigning players, where do they still need to improve this offseason? Devon Henry also jumps on talking about the Daytona 500, Ryan Newman, and the upcoming FanShield500 weekend and Phoenix Raceway. former ASU coach and current Valor Christian Colorado head football coach, Donnie Yantis (25:01 on podcast) chats with Brad about moving from ASU to high school, why he made the move, and his time at ASU.

The Houston Astros continue to steal all the MLB headlines surrounding the cheating scandal. Dodgers’ star Cody Bellinger was outspoken about how upset he was not only with the Astros, but MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred, as well. Former Perry High star guard, now Marquette All-American guard Markus Howard joined Brad via Skype (9:55 on podcast) to discuss becoming the Big East’s all-time leading scorer. ESPN MLB insider Pedro Gomez joined the show (27:00 on podcast) to weigh in on the Astros’ mess. Brad also talked about ASU’s hot streak in hoops as the Devils have won five in a row and host ranked Oregon Thursday night in Tempe.

Pro Football Hall of Fame Quarterback and Cardinals Ring of Honor Member, Kurt Warner (5:13 on podcast) joins Brad talking about his annual ‘Family Game Night,’ his upcoming movie and how the process is coming along, his thoughts on Larry Fitzgerald being a minority owner with the Suns and the talent of the 2020 NFL Draft class. South Point Casino Resort Sports Marketing Director, Jimmy Vaccaro (19:22 on podcast), joins Brad to go over the opening week of the XFL, the buzz in Las Vegas with the Raiders and March Madness on the way. ESPN.com Cardinals Insider, Josh Weinfuss (25:26 on podcast), joins Brad going over his career, making it in the journalism industry, some insight from inside the the industry. Also, they go over Kliff Kingsbury’s first season, the Cardinals upcoming improvements, and where they need to improve the most.

Jordan Hamm calls in and chats with Devon Henry to open the show as pitches and catchers report for Spring Training. What will the expectations look like for Arizona and what names you need to know. ARCA Menards Series Communications Director, Charles Krall (10:45 on podcast)joins Devon as ARCA prepares to visit Phoenix Raceway for the first time. Also, it’s the first race of the Sioux Chief Challenge, a race combining three series into one race. What should fans expect? ASU Football Offensive Coordinator, Zak Hill (24:49 on podcast), chats with Brad about joining the ASU staff and his thoughts on soon-to-be sophomore quarterback, Jayden Daniels. NASCAR driver and Glendale native, Michael McDowell, (34:03 on podcast), joins Devon to discuss his preparations for the Daytona 500 and some of what he did in the offseason, including helping a homeless veteran.