In the second hour of the show, Charlie begins by discussing the yearly tradition of overrating Texas Football. As the hour rolls on, he talks about the Bears’ trade for Khalil Mack, the NL playoff race, and he reminds people that postseason baseball is a crapshoot. To close out the show, he previews the opening week of NFL action.

Live from Karbach Brewery, Charlie kicks off the show by setting the sports agenda for the show. After the opening segment, he discusses the Texans decision to cut Shane Lechler and Justin Verlander’s performance in the Astros loss to Angels. To round out the hour, he talks about the Astros adding another ring night and why he has no problem with the team raising ticket prices.

To begin the second hour of the show, Charlie analyzes Aaron Donald’s new contract and talks about what standard it might set for Texans players looking for an extension. As the hour rolls on, Charlie touches on last night’s Aggie game, Carlos Correa’s struggles, and the Rockets finally trading Ryan Andreson. To finish the show, he discusses some of the Texans cuts that started to leak out today.

Charlie is joined by ESPN sportswriter Phil Steele via phone to talk about college football including Jimbo Fisher’s debut with Texas A&M football and upcoming local and national matchups.

Charlie begins the first hour with a recap of the latest Astros win against the Oakland A’s, getting the Astros one step closer to the MLB postseason. Charlie talks about college football. He gives his take on the upcoming Texas A&M vs. Northwestern football game. Charlie discusses the retirement of defensive end Elvis Dumervil and power forward David West. Charlie recaps Astros first baseman Tyler White’s stellar performance during the Astros' latest win. Charlie recaps the past Astros staff changes and AJ Hinch’s recent contract extension.

Charlie kicks off the second hour joined by ESPN sportswriter Phil Steele via phone to talk college football including Jimbo Fisher’s debut with Texas A&M football and upcoming local and national matchups. Later, Charlie discusses 7 college football teams that won at least 10 games in the past 3 years.

To open up the show, Charlie discusses the Astros’ loss to the A’s last night, their trouble in 1-run games, and Carlos Correa’s struggles since coming off the DL. As the show rolls on, it is more Astros as Charlie previews tonight’s game and talks about the team’s terrible base running. To round out the first hour, he discusses some of the rotation’s recent struggles relative to their early season performance.

In the second hour of the show, Charlie begins by continuing the Astros discussion before he hits on some news across the NFL. After the opening segment, he talks about the importance of tonight’s game in the division race. For the second half of the hour, he is joined by Culture Map’s Ken Hoffman to discuss the Astros battle with the A’s for the AL West, Charlie Morton heading to the DL, and some of the announcers that they don’t love listening to.

To kick off the show, Charlie discusses the Astros’ huge comeback win over the A’s last night and heaps praise on the fantastic performance of Alex Bregman. As the hour rolls on, Charlie continues to sing the praises of Alex Bregman and he also discusses the record-breaking contract extension for OBJ as well as the Hall of Fame case for Manu Ginobli. To round out the hour, Charlie is joined by Astros legend Larry Dierker to talk about the Astros’ recent run, the performance of the pitching staff, and why the bullpen is so important.

In the second hour of the show, Charlie begins by previewing tonight’s game against the A’s and touching on a few national stories. As the show continues, he again lauds the performance of Alex Bregman and discusses potential options for the Astros best lineup. He finishes up the show by breaking down the Texans roster and predicting who will make the team.