The Lunch Rush with Trent Condon

Dylan Montz on the Cyclones and the race in the Big 12, Tom Kakert on the Hawkeyes with a look at Rutgers and Maryland next for the Hawkeyes and Claxon's Giveaway

Ken Miller gives his thoughts and information on the arrest of Marty Tirrell

Hour #2 starts up with Brent Blum talking about the call in the LSU/Kentucky game and officiating in the sports along with a hit on Iowa State men's and women's hoops, Alex Halsted from Cyclone Alert with more on the Cyclones and college football conversation with Bill Bender from the Sporting News. 

The guys get into the night in college basketball with the Duke comeback at Louisville, the end of LSU/Kentucky, K-State continuing their lead in the Big 12 and Michigan falling at Penn State. David Kaplan stops in from Arizona from spring training to talk Cubs, White Sox and some Bears news. 

Hawkeye Nation's Jon Miller talks about some of the best comebacks in Iowa basketball history after the Iowa win vs. Northwestern and a look at this year's team going forward, Zubin Mehenti from ESPN drops in to talk Kyler Murray, what ESPN staff does in bad weather and apps and then a look at KXnO's wrestling coverage along with tonight's college basketball slate. 

The guys open up talking baseball with the Cubs pitchers and catchers reporting and spring training stories, then talk about the race for the Big 12 title with the Kansas win at TCU. 

Keith Miller, professor at Drake, talks sports wagering in the state of Iowa and Shelby Mast from USA Today breaks down his latest bracket. 

A look at the Baseball Prospectus PECOTA projections, some quick hits on the NFL schedule including Bears/Packers to kick off 2019, Scott Dochterman on the improbable Hawkeye comeback win over Northwestern and a trip around college basketball with NBC Sports Rob Dauster. 

The guys take a look back at the Iowa comeback win over Northwestern after being down by 15 points with 4:30 left in the game, the Iowa State home loss to TCU and Dylan Montz with some Iowa State football and basketball talk before Mike Hammen from Vision Financial stops in to talk sports and taxes.