UT Men's Tennis head coach Bruce Berque joins Craig Way to preview his team's matchup with San Diego at the Texas Tennis Center on Friday night in the NCAA Sweet 16!

They also discuss the team's improved doubles play, moments that mattered in reaching this stage of the season, and other stories surrounding the team headed into a big weekend.

On today's edition of the show, Craig Way and Jake Herman bring you a recap and analysis of UT Baseball's comeback victory over UTSA last night.

Hear a highlight montage of the win, plus soundbites from UT players and coaches after another dramatic midweek win. The Thunder outlasted the Lakers in Game 1 while the Pistons defended their home court against the Cavs in the NBA Playoffs last night -- Craig and Jake look back at those results and at some of the flopping dialogue from around the league.

Plus, UT Men's Tennis Coach Bruce Berque joins the show as his squad prepares to play in the NCAA Sweet 16 and the College Football Playoff may expand... again.

And on a Yacht Rock Wednesday, there's plenty of music to discuss as Craig answers listener questions about which live recordings he prefers to studio classics.

Ty Harrington joins Craig for their weekly conversation on all things college baseball from a national and Texan perspective, with today's conversation touching on the SEC's decision to include ABS technology at the tournament in Hoover, player-umpire relations, and the RPI's impact on a slew of midweek cancellations around the country. 

Plus, what are Texas' chances of sticking around in the top 8 to potentially host two rounds in the NCAA Tournament?

For the final midweek Tuesday of the regular season, Craig Way and Jake Herman bring you the program from UFCU Disch-Falk Field!

There's plenty of college baseball to discuss, inlcuding Baseball America's latest postseason projections. 

As always on Tuesdays in the spring, Ty Harrington joins Craig to discuss college baseball from a national and Texan perspective, with today's conversation touching on the SEC's decision to include ABS technology at the tournament in Hoover, player-umpire relations, and the RPI's impact on a slew of midweek cancellations around the country. 

Plus, a recap of last night's NBA and NHL second-round playoff games, and a way-too-early NFL Power Rankings list after the NFL Draft!

Craig Way and Jake Herman catch you up on a busy weekend in the world of sports during today's show! 

Starting with UT Baseball - who claimed yet another series victory over a top-10 opponent by taking two of three from Mississippi State. Re-live the best moments of the series with a highlight montage and hear some postgame thoughts from Jim Schlossnagle and Luke Harrison.

Craig runs you through the latest national rankings and SEC standings to see where Texas stands as the regular season heads down the home stretch.

Plus, the SEC Softball tournament bracket is set, the NBA and NHL playoffs featured a couple of first-round stunners and should deliver some enticing second-round matchups.

Craig Way and Jake Herman bring you the program from a rainy Disch-Falk Field, where Texas hopes to begin a top-10 series with Mississippi State tonight. Hear soundbites from Jim Schlossnagle, who met with reporters yesterday to preview the series.

The Sixers forced a game 7 with the Celtics, but the T-Wolves and Knicks took care of business in their respective NBA Playoff Series.

Hall-of-Fame broadcaster Bill Schoening joins Craig for a wide-ranging conversation, including Bill's upcoming musical gig at Saxon Pub, the Spurs' first playoff series victory since 2017, a preview of The Kentucky Derby, and plenty of tales from their time together as broadcast partners and co-hosts on The Zone back in the late 90s.

Kendall Rogers, a managing editor and writer for D1Baseball, joins Craig for some college baseball talk on today's show. They break down the way the committee might view Tuesday night losses for bubble teams, such as the one Texas State suffered this week. Kendall details how the Longhorns can secure a top-8 national seed by winning this weekend's series against MIssissippi State. Plus, where do Vanderbilt and LSU's fleeting chances to reach the tournament sit today as the calendar turns to May?

Kendall Rogers, a managing editor and writer for D1Baseball, joins Craig for some college baseball talk on today's show.

They break down the way the committee might view Tuesday night losses for bubble teams, such as the one Texas State suffered this week.

Kendall details how the Longhorns can secure a top-8 national seed by winning this weekend's series against MIssissippi State.

Plus, where do Vanderbilt and LSU's fleeting chances to reach the tournament sit today as the calendar turns to May?

Hall-of-Fame broadcaster Bill Schoening joins Craig for a wide-ranging conversation, including Bill's upcoming musical gig at Saxon Pub, the Spurs' first playoff series victory since 2017, a preview of The Kentucky Derby, and plenty of tales from their time together as broadcast partners and co-hosts on The Zone back in the late 90s.

Craig Way and Gene Watson from the Chicago White Sox front office discuss the latest MLB Power Rankings among power hitters, including White Sox sensation Munetaka Murakami. Would Gene rather build a team with Ben Rice, or Cal Raleigh?

Plus, Gene reacts to the Phillies' firing of manager Rob Thomson and the Red Sox's firing of skipper Alex Cora.

Craig Way and Jake Herman dive into the day's sports news and storylines on this Thursday edition of the show!

First, they look at a shocking FOUR Longhorns in the top eleven in ESPN's Jordan Reid's (way) too early mock draft.

Then, they discuss Wednesday's NBA playoff action with soundbites from players and coaches around the league.

Later, they discuss the latest MLB Power Rankings and some of the league's top early-season sluggers with Gene Watson from the Chicago White Sox front office.

Plus, the NCAA Basketball Tournament is expanding -- what does it mean for mid-majors?