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Lon and Derek discuss their favorite and least favorite Big Ten basketball stadiums. Later, it's another award-winning edition of Who Ya Got!

Lon and Derek chat with former Penn State guard and current ESPN basketball analyst Jon Crispin, who talks about Illinois and the rest of the Big 10 heading into the season. Later, Derek helps preview St. Francis vs. Illinois tomorrow night.

Lon and Derek hear from Brad Underwood, Trent Frazier and Da'Monte Williams after today's practice. Later, Trevor joins the guys for another edition of Trev's Ticket.

Lon and Derek talk about Illinois' upcoming exhibition game against Saint Francis, and former Illini Ayo Dosunmu's NBA debut last night with the Bulls. Later, the guys play new audio from Bret Bielema, explaining the context of his comments from Monday.

Lon and Derek talk with Aaron Leming, who gives his thoughts on Justin Fields, Matt Nagy, and Aaron Rodgers' comments. Later: more NFL talk, as Lon can't believe his Arizona Cardinals are 6-0!

Lon and Derek talk about expectations for bench players like Austin Hutcherson and Omar Payne, how many players they expect to see in the rotation, and LSU's Adam Miller tearing his ACL in practice today.

Lon and Derek talk more about Illinois' pre-season basketball rankings, and talk about a few analysts who have snubbed Kofi Cockburn. Later, Trevor joins the guys to whip around and recap a crazy Week 6 in the NFL.

Lon and Derek player audio from Doug Kramer and Chase Brown, reacting to Bret Bielema's comments yesterday. Later, Trevor joins the guys to dive into KenPom's preseason top 10 teams.

Lon and Derek talk more about Bret Bielema's comments at his press conference, and then chat about Illinois being ranked 11th in the first AP Poll. Later, hear from former Cardinals manager Mike Shildt, who gets emotional when talking about his career in St. Louis.

J Leman joins Lon and Derek after Illinois' bye week, and talk about the strong comments Bret Bielema made at today's press conference, and how Illinois can address their many needs this upcoming offseason.