The Craig Way Show

Craig Way and Jake Herman bring you a Friday edition of the program from UFCU Disch-Falk field, where Texas bolstered its chances of receiving a double-bye in the upcoming SEC tournament by defeating Missouri last night in the series opener.

They also discuss the latest PGA Championship leaderboard and tournament trends with Cameron Parker and take a look around MLB with Gene Watson from the White Sox front office.

Hear soundbites from Jim Schlossnagle after last night's victory as well as the winning pitcher, Dylan Volantis. 

Plus, what do Craig and Jake expect in the next round of the NHL's Stanley Cup Playoffs?

Craig Way and Jake Herman bring you the program from UFCU Disch-Falk Field, where Texas Baseball begins its final regular season series later this evening on 103.1 FM.

They bring you the latest updates on the UT baseball team, including soundbites from Jim Schlossnagle and Ruger Riojas throughout the show.

They also discuss last night's road victory for the Cavaliers over the Pistons in Game 5 of the NBA's Eastern Conference Semifinals, as well as Adam Silver's new anti-tanking proposals.

Plus, Craig shares some stories from Texas' time in the Big 12 Conference Tournament, and ... driver's ed??

It's PGA Championship Week, and AM 1300 The Zone's Assistant Program Director Cameron Parker joins the program with his in-depth preview of the PGA Championship which tees off tomorrow at Aronimink Golf Club in Pennsylvania.

Lifetime Longhorn Keith Moreland joins Craig for a weekly college baseball conversation, with today's topics spanning across the national scene to see which schools have risen and fallen in the postseason projections.

Plus, a breakdown of the potential impact of Ethan Mendoza's injury, and the importance of positional versatility for the Longhorns headed down the home stretch.

Craig Way and Jake Herman recap last night's pivotal Game 5 victory for the San Antonio Spurs, break down the national college baseball postseason projections, and preview the PGA Championship on today's edition of the program!

Guests include Assistant Program Director (and former show producer) Cameron Parker, who shares his favorite storylines and players to watch in this year's PGA Championship.

Keith Moreland then joins the program to discuss UT Baseball's weekend series at Missouri, including Ethan Mendoza's injury concerns, the importance of positional versatility, and the hosting chances for various Big 12 schools.

With the Round Rock Express in action this afternoon, Craig Way and Jake Herman bring you an abbreviated version of the show.

They discuss last night's NBA Playoff action, with soundbites from head coaches after the Cavaliers evened their series with the Pistons and the Thunder knocked out the Lakers in a clean sweep.

Then, Ty Harrington joins the show to take a look at the national college baseball landscape, weighing which teams in the Sun Belt may have the best chances to host Regional games, and examining Texas State's bubble outlook. They also talk Texas baseball, including Ruger Riojas' rotation shuffle and adjustments, Casey Borba breaking out of his slump, and what made the Tennessee series so challenging for the Longhorns.

Texas softball play-by-play voice Andrew Haynes joins Craig Way to recap the SEC Tournament softball action in Lexington and share the biggest changes he noticed in the team's play once the postseason began.

They also discuss Katie Stewart's terrific season, Teagan Kavan's outstanding pitching, and the selection committee's "sense of humor" when it comes to pitting Texas in A&M's section of the bracket.

Craig Way and Jake Herman discuss the day's sports news, including an SEC Tournament Championship for the UT Softball team in Lexington, a tough series loss for UT Baseball in Knoxville, and a drama-filled night in the NBA including Victor Wembanyama's ejection in the Spurs' Game 4 loss to the Timberwolves.

Hear soundbites from NBA players and coaches, plus Mike White and some of his players' reactions to the conference tournament victory and NCAA tournament selection -- including thoughts on a potential Super Regional Matchup with Texas A&M.

Plus, UT softball play-by-play voice Andrew Haynes joins the show to recap the action in Lexington and share the biggest changes he noticed in the team's play once the postseason began.

Jake Herman and guests get you ready for an exciting weekend in Longhorn sports on today's edition of the program!

InsideTexas' Evan Vieth joins Jake to talk all things Longhorn Baseball, including Dylan Volantis' place in the National Pitcher of the Year race, the impact of several key freshmen for Jim Schlossnagle down the stretch, and a preview of the weekend's series in Knoxville against Tennessee. Evan also weighs in on the NCAA Tournament's decision to expand its field to 76 teams beginning next season.

Spurs Radio Network Host Karl Schoening previews Game 3 of the Western Conference Semifinal Series between the San Antonio Spurs and Minnesota Timberwolves. Karl and Jake look back at a dominant Game 2 victory for Wembanyama, Fox and the Spurs and break down their biggest takeaways that could impact the rest of the series -- including San Antonio's depth and defensive pressure. Plus, a discussion about the officiating in last night's Thunder-Lakers game and its impact on the other Western Conference series. 

Craig Way and Roger Wallace check in from Knoxville to preview tonight's pitching matchup and share some of the storylines that loom large in this series, including Jim Schlossnagle's connection with Vols head coach Josh Elander and the hitter-friendly nature of Lindsey Nelson Stadium. They also look around the SEC at other marquee series in this penultimate weeekend of conference play.

Other topics include UT Softball's SEC quarterfinal victory over Ole Miss and the NBA teams with most at stake in this weekend's NBA Draft Lottery.

Spurs Radio Network Host Karl Schoening joins Jake Herman on today's show to preview Game 3 of the Western Conference Semifinal Series between the San Antonio Spurs and Minnesota Timberwolves.

They look back at a dominant Game 2 victory for Wembanyama, Fox and the Spurs and break down their biggest takeaways that could impact the rest of the series -- including San Antonio's depth and defensive pressure.

Plus, a discussion about the officiating in last night's Thunder-Lakers game and its impact on the other Western Conference series.