The Craig Way Show

Jake Herman and Cameron Parker bring you an in-depth preview of UT Baseball's Quarterfinal matchup with Arkansas in the SEC Tournament. With the game delayed due to rain, they bring you soundbites from Texas catcher Carson Tinney and some notable storylines and players to watch this afternoon.

They also check in with Craig Way and Roger Wallace with the latest updates on the weather in Hoover and the day's pitching matchup.

Plus, soundbites and takeaways from the alumni luncheon in Houston yesterday, where Steve Sarkisian expressed his opinions on an expanded playoff and scheduling inequalities in College Football.

Austin American-Statesman reporter Thomas Jones joins Jake after covering Steve Sarkisian's alumni luncheon at Touchdown Club in Houston. They weigh in on Sark's comments about the college football playoff committee, strength of schedule, and SEC NIL Budgets. They also discuss the upcoming Super Regional Series for UT Softball against Arizona State by previewing the Sun Devils and analyzing Texas' recent offensive surge from the bottom of the lineup.

UT Softball play-by-play broadcaster Andrew Haynes joins Jake Herman to break down the Longhorns' dominant showing in the regional round of the postseason and look ahead to the weekend's Super Regional Series against Arizona State. They discuss the improvement of the team's freshmen including Jaycie Nichols, the spectacular play of Katie Stewart and Teagan Kavan, and the psychology behind Mike White's repeated regional round success.

Jake Herman hosts the show, bringing you the latest on UT Baseball and Softball with big weekends approaching both programs. Guests include the Austin American-Statesman's Thomas Jones, UT Softball play-by-play voice Andrew Haynes, and a check-in with Craig Way from Hoover, AL at the SEC Baseball Tournament. Plus, soundbites from both head coaches in the Thunder-Spurs series, which is now tied at one apiece.

Jake Herman hosts an abbreviated edition of the show, discussing the latest news and updates from around the college baseball landscape with conference tournaments underway. Plus, soundbites and a recap from last night's 22-point comeback by the Knicks to win game one of the NBA's Eastern Conference Finals and a preview of Game 2 between the Spurs and Thunder.

Plus, an update on Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby's NCAA lawsuit and a look at how ABS is impacting the SEC tournament.

Craig Way and Jake Herman recap last night's double-overtime victory for the Spurs in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals, discuss the ongoing conference tournaments in college baseball, and visit with Texas Softball coach Mike White ahead of his team's Super Regional Series against Arizona State on Thursday.

Plus, Ty Harrington joins the final hour of the show to talk all things college baseball, from the decision-making process coaches encounter in playoff pitching to the process of watching the conference tournaments as a bubble team.

UT Softball Coach Mike White joins Craig to break down his team's Regional victories from this past weekend.

Coach White discusses the key to overcoming an April slump, the power surge headlined by Katie Stewart at the plate, and even shares the story behind his now-viral wig he wore in the celebration.

Plus, a preview of Arizona State, the Longhorns' Super Regional opponent.

Craig Way and Jake Herman recap the weekend in Longhorn and national sports news on this Monday's edition of the show!

Hear highlights and soundbites from baseball's sweep over Missouri in the last regular season series of the year as well as a preview of the SEC tournament and where Texas stands in the national projections going into Hoover.

UT Softball breezed through its regional, setting up a matchup with Arizona State for the chance to win a return trip to Oklahoma City.

Plus, NBA playoff notes on a historic Game 7 blowout in Detroit and a recap of the PGA Championship with Cameron Parker!

Assistant Program Director and former show producer Cameron Parker stops by the studio to recap the weekend's PGA Championship action during which Aaron Rai emerged from a crowded field to win his first major championship.

Chicago White Sox Personnel Director Gene Watson joins Craig for their weekly conversation on all things MLB.

First, they break down the increasing injuries across the sport and what they might mean about the way teams approach the game moving forward. 

Then, they go through some of the surprisingly fast or slow starts to the season in each division -- including the Braves' massive lead in the NL East, the Athletics' strong start in a murky AL West, and the Cubs' narrow lead in a competitive NL Central. Of course, they can't forget Gene's White Sox, who appear to be winning ahead of schedule in the AL Central.