The Drive w/TKras

Things took a wild turn on TKras as he and Chris Mathis went live from the Valspar Championship, playing a fun round of “Would You Rather” with fans and soaking in the energy.

Then—out of nowhere—former Super Bowl-winning head coach Jon Gruden, now of Barstool Sports, dropped by and completely flipped the segment on its head.

What started as a light, interactive game quickly turned into an unforgettable moment as Gruden jumped in, brought the laughs, and delivered the kind of unfiltered commentary only he can.

TKras catches up with Tampa native Tyler Wilkes after his impressive qualification for the Valspar Championship at just 24 years old. Wilkes shares what it means to compete in a PGA Tour event close to home, the journey and grind it took to get here, and how he’s preparing to take on a talented field. From growing up in the Tampa area to stepping onto one of golf’s biggest stages, this conversation dives into the mindset, excitement, and opportunity ahead. Don’t miss this inspiring story of a local golfer chasing his moment at the Valspar.

TKras sits down with USF Bulls guard Wes Enis for an inside look at Bulls basketball as the team gears up for a big-time tournament showdown against Louisville on Thursday. Enis shares insight into the team’s mindset heading into the matchup, how USF has prepared, and what it will take to compete on the big stage. From locker room energy to key game strategies, this conversation gives fans a behind-the-scenes perspective on a Bulls team ready to make noise.

Stephan Jäger, competing in the Valspar Championship, joins TKras!

TKras welcomes a familiar voice back to the airwaves as Todd Kalas, longtime former Tampa Bay Rays broadcaster and current voice of the Houston Astros, makes his return.

Kalas, a fan favorite in Tampa Bay, has long been one of the most recognizable voices in baseball, and his presence behind the mic always brings energy, nostalgia, and a deep connection to the game.

TKras breaks down the emotional fallout from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers losing franchise icon Mike Evans—and what GM Jason Licht is now saying about it.

Licht, who drafted Evans back in 2014, didn’t hold back when reflecting on the departure, calling it difficult on both a professional and personal level while praising Evans’ lasting impact on the organization and community.

So what really happened behind the scenes? Did the Bucs do enough to keep their all-time great, or was this always headed toward a breakup?

TKras dives into a huge moment for the South Florida Bulls as head coach Brian Hodgson reportedly turns down interest from the Syracuse Orange, signaling serious commitment to what’s building in Tampa.

What does Hodgson staying mean for the future of USF hoops? Is this the stability the program has been waiting for—and how much momentum does it create heading into next season?

Plus, with March heating up, TKras breaks down the latest buzz around the Bulls’ postseason hopes. Could USF be on the verge of crashing the NCAA Tournament and going dancing?

TKras and Chris Mathis played Fill in the Blank on a Tuesday!

It’s time for Take It Or Leave It, and this one is guaranteed to spark debate.

The statement: The Florida Gators men's basketball have a better chance of repeating as national champions than the South Florida Bulls men's basketball have of winning two games in March Madness.

Take it… or leave it?

On one side, history says repeating is incredibly difficult—but if any team has the talent, depth, and experience to make a run back to the top, it’s Florida. They know what it takes, and that matters when the pressure ramps up.

TKras welcomes special guest Rich Hollenberg to the show for a can’t-miss conversation that bridges two of the most exciting times on the sports calendar—March Madness and the start of a new baseball season.

As the studio host for the Tampa Bay Rays and a seasoned college basketball play-by-play voice, Hollenberg brings a unique perspective on both worlds. He dives into what makes this year’s tournament so unpredictable, which teams have the makeup for a deep run, and why March always delivers chaos no matter the bracket.

Then the focus shifts to the Rays. With a new season on deck, Hollenberg shares insight into expectations, key storylines, and whether this roster has what it takes to stay competitive in a loaded American League.