Chris and Ross take calls and pose the questions of whether Iowa Hawkeye fans should root for Iowa State this football season since the Hawkeyes aren't playing. They then follow it up wondering if Cyclone fans should even want their support and get a wide variety of answers. Then in the final segment Connor Ferguson from alwaysraceday.com chats with Chris Williams about racing including the amazing things Kyle Larson is doing in late model and Connor gives his thoughts on the racing season as a whole.

With tons of big sports and political news going on and the trio of Chris Williams, Ross Peterson and Erick Zamora are back together... so they start the show out singing the "Three's Company" theme song and chat about the show, John Ritter, Suzanne Somers, Joyce DeWitt, Don Knotts... and then somehow "that drummer" Tommy Lee Jones and Pamela Anderson. Then the get into the sports stories of the day with President Donald Trump reportedly meeting with the Big Ten yesterday to discuss playing football. Then voice of the Iowa State Cyclones football team John Walters joins to talk about concerns with this year's squad, the offensive and defensive line depth, Xavier Hutchison, where fans should be concerned and how it will be tougher than any season for play-by-play voices as more freshmen and different players will see the field than ever. To end the hour the guys give away Mistress Brewing beer.

To start the 5:00 hour Ross Peterson and friend of the program Dan Finney talk MLB as Finney explains he doesn't care about exit velocity or launch angle but is afraid maybe home run records are being set with a drug we haven't been able to test for yet. Then Erick Zamora talks some NHL playoffs including his Hockey Lock of the Day. Then Chris Williams talks with Jason Loutsch about the Kentucky Derby horse "Thousand Words" from Iowa and the Albaugh Family Stables and Spendthrift Farm. Then to close the show we play a recorded segment where Chris reacts to Jamie Pollard and Iowa State's decision to let 25,000 fans into the home opener for football.

Ross Peterson comes back after his mother's passing and the first segment the guys talk about how much the show missed Ross and his thoughts and perspective on his mother and family. Ross also gives a useful tip regarding saving up for a rainy day. The guys then get into the big news of the day out of Ames with Jamie Pollard and Iowa State's decision to have 25,000 fans at the first home ISU football game.

Ross Returns, Kentucky Derby Talk and More - Tuesday Hour 2

Ross Returns, Iowa State's Plan for Fans and More - Monday Hour 1

Remembering Lute Olson with Chad Leistikow and Cyclone Talk with Jared Stansbury - Friday Hour 2

Chris Talks NBA, High School Football and More with Andrew Downs and Trent Condon - Friday Hour 1

Chris Williams and Erick Zamora do a Quick Hits segment to start the 5:00 hour including Nebraska football players suing the Big Ten, the NBA and now the NHL looking like they would be boycotting games as well. Then Chris chats with the Des Moines Register's Cody Goodwin about the upcoming high school football season and how the COVID-19 protocols will work. Then to end the show Chris and Travis Hines have a discussion about the NBA players movement and the chaos that ensued.

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds made a proclamation today changing hours and rules with certain establishments like bars and restaurants and Chris Williams and Andrew Downs start the show. Then Chris is joined by Iowa State Cyclone legend Jake Sullivan about what's going on with the NBA boycotting games, and his unique perspective as someone who lives in Minneapolis during the George Floyd backlash and adopting several children from Ghana. Chris has the tough conversation with Jake about whether he fears for his children's safety because they are black growing up in America. Then Bruno joins Chris to give his thoughts on the proclamations with the bars and restaurants to end the hour.