The Craig Way Show

Chicago White Sox personnel director Gene Watson joins the show from the Dominican Republic to discuss the landscape across Major League Baseball with the All-Star Break still a month away. Which surprising contenders -- including the White Sox, Nationals, and Cardinals -- might buy at the trade deadline?

Craig Way and Jake Herman cover stories across the world of sports on this Thursday edition of the program.

Jim Schlossnagle caught up with "The Morning Kickoff" this morning to discuss his team's run in Omaha and look ahead to the offseason, and we bring you that conversation on this show as well.

With the FIFA World Cup heading towards the middle portion of the Group Stage, Craig and Jake discuss which teams have impressed them the most thus far. Craig also shares his fond memories of broadcasting the 1994 World Cup on the radio in Dallas during OJ Simpson's chase. 

Gene Watson from the Chicago White Sox front office joins the show to discuss the landscape across Major League Baseball with the All-Star Break still a month away. Which surprising contenders -- including the White Sox, Nationals, and Cardinals -- might buy at the trade deadline?

Plus, with this being Paul McCartney's 84th birthday, Craig pays his respect to the living legend by featuring some of his post-Beatles work during the music bumps throughout the show.

Jake Herman hosts the show, breaking down last night's season-ending loss to Georgia for UT Baseball at the College World Series in Omaha. Plus, the FIFA World Cup is in full swing, Texas Softball lands another impactful transfer, and the MLB Trade Deadline is creeping closer. Guests include Cameron Parker, Evan Vieth and Andrew Haynes on today's edition of the show!

With Texas Softball coming off back-to-back national championships, Mike White has been busy in the transfer portal. The Lonhgorns landed Isa Torres, the sport's top transfer, earlier today and Longhorn softball play-by-play broadcaster Andrew Haynes discusses the news with Jake Herman on the show.

InsideTexas' Evan Vieth joins Jake Herman for a conversation after Texas Baseball's season-ending loss to Georgia at the College World Series in Omaha.

They discuss what the team's top offseason priorities are, the perils of the sport's calendar regarding the transfer portal, and how different the 2027 team may look.

Jake Herman and Cameron Parker open the show by discussing Texas' victory over Alabama in the College World Series, setting up a win-or-go-home game against Georgia this evening on 103.1 FM and the iHeart Radio App. Plus, a preview of the US Open Golf Championship, the latest surrounding Brendan Sorsby, the FIFA Wporld Cup, Steve Sarkisian's comments about Arch Manning's potential 2027 return, and other news and notes from around the Forty Acres and the College World Series.

Craig Way hosts the last hour of the show from Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, previewing tonight's game with Roger Wallace and even explaining the lore behind his "ham-and-egger" double play call!

With the US Open coming to Shinnecock Hills this weekend, Cameron Parker and Jake Herman discuss the biggest storylines surrounding the tournament, including the course design, weather conditions, Scottie Scheffler's quest for the career grand slam, and other contenders Cameron is keeping an eye on.

Jake Herman hosts teh show, bringing you an in-depth preview of Texas' College World Series opener against Georgia tomorrow night as well as the rest of the matchups in Omaha. Hear soundbites from Jim Schlossnagle and others as the Longhorns prepare. 

The Spurs head home to try and extend the NBA Finals tomorrow night, and Jake shares why this Finals series has been historically close and what it might mean moving forward.

Plus, Texas football lands two four-star recruits on the defensive line, the schedule now includes time slots for each game this fall, and Brendan Sorsby's eligibility saga and backlash continue.

Guests include InsideTexas' Evan Vieth, OTF's CJ Vogel, a check-in with Craig from the press room at Charles Schwab Field, and AM 1300 The Zone's Cameron Parker.

On Texas Football Insider and Recruiting Analyst CJ Vogel joins Jake Herman on the show to break down the early slate of action in Omaha leading up to Texas' Saturday night opener against Georgia.

They also discuss the Longhorns' latest commitments from defensive linemen Kasi Currie and JaBarrius Garror and update the status of top-ranked wide receiver commit Easton Royal.

Plus, CJ shares his thoughts on the USMNT in the World Cup and Brendan Sorsby's eligibility and the backlash against Texas Tech.

InsideTexas' Evan Vieth joins Jake Herman for a conversation on all things College World Series. They break down Texas' matchup with Georgia and debate which team needs the win more, as well as a preview of potential second-round opponents Oklahoma and Alabama.