The Morning Rush

On Wednesday's Rush, after a rough start to the show, Tony C settles in to recap a wild day in the NFL, including Tom Brady leaving the Patriots and heading to Tampa Bay.

Tony also talks about the ever-changing quarterback landscape in the NFL.

And Chapin Jewell of the Mineral Daily News-Tribune takes his usual seat in studio at 8:00 to talk MinCo and area sports (if there are any left).

On Tuesday's Rush, Tony C and the listeners put together our All-St. Patrick's Day team.

Tony recaps a very busy day in the NFL, and he recounts another vicious ping pong beatdown received at the hands of his own son.

And Tony and Mike Burke -- using the last bracket projections by Joe Lunardi -- crown their very own NCAA champion!

On Monday's Rush, Tony C tells listeners how he spent the first weekend without any sports (Hint: a lot of movie and 30 for 30 watching).

Tony is also tired off getting whooped by his son in ping pong.

Jordan Nicewarner (@DatDudeNice) takes usual Monday seat in studio to talk about how he spent the sports-less weekend, and the guys talk about how the NFL -- even at a time when the sports world has ground to a halt -- still finds a way to make headlines.

On Friday's Rush, Tony C wonders what it's going to be like in the upcoming days and weeks ahead when there's no sports to talk about .... on a sports talk show!

Joe Shuta checks in from Pirates Spring Training in Bradenton, FL ... whatever is left of it (Spring Training, that is. Bradenton is still there). 0:50:00 mark

Mike Burke makes a special Friday appearance in studio, and he brings along ACIT Chairman Joe Carter, who talks about the difficult decision to call of this year's Alhambra Catholic Invitational Tournament (1:26:53 mark).

On Thursday's Rush, Tony C talks about the rising concerns over the coronavirus, which has turned the sports world upside down.

Mike Burke takes his usual seat in studio for the final two hours of the show.

And Mike Jones, head basketball coach at DeMatha High School, joins the show (1:22:07 mark) to talk about his team's season and the 60th ACIT (which has since been called off).

On Wednesday's Rush, Tony C looks at the ever-growing list of changes in sports because of the coronavirus, including the Ivy League's decision to cancel both the men's and women's postseason tournaments.

Chapin Jewell of the Mineral Daily News-Tribune stops by (0:49:38 mark) to talk about the Frankfort girls' heartbreaking loss in the region finals, and the double-overtime thriller between the Keyser and Frankfort boys.

And Tony is joined on the Rush Line by Paul VI head coach Glenn Farello, as his team gets ready to play in this week's ACIT (1:30:51 mark).

On Tuesday's Rush, Tony C talks about the coronavirus and the effect it is beginning to have on sporting events across the country.

Tony and Mike Burke welcome chairman Joe Carter into studio to talk about this week's Alhambra Catholic Invitational Tournament (0:50:45 mark), and the changes that have been made (both expected and unexpected).

St. Stephen's & St. Agnes head coach Mike Jones III joins the show on the Rush Line to talk about his team in this year's ACIT (1:39:00 mark).

On Monday's Rush, Tony C talks about big home wins by West Virginia and Maryland over the weekend, and what that means for them in their upcoming conference tournaments.

Tony also talks about (although not in depth) about the epic double-overtime game last Friday between Keyser and Frankfort.

Jordan Nicewarner takes his usual seat in studio for the final two hours of the show. The guys touch on a number of subjects, including coffee, the new Rams' logo, and college hoops.

Tony and Jordan are also joined on the Rush Line by Gonzaga College High School head coach Steve Turner to talk about this week's ACIT ... and some surprise news concerning Gonzaga's first-round opponent (1:27:04 mark).

On Friday's Rush, Tony C recaps another busy night in high school playoff hoops, and he implores fans to stop blaming referees for everything.

Mike Burke takes his seat in studio for the final two hours of the show. The guys talk about the upcoming 60th ACIT, and they chat with Paul Taylor, coach at Cathedral High School in Hamilton, Ontario, who joined the show on the Rush Line (0:49:34 mark); and Dan Prete, Bishop Walsh head coach, who stopped by the studio (1:38:35 mark).

Tony and Mike also talk about Maryland's mini-slide and its chances of winning at least a share of the Big 10 regular-season title.

On Thursday's Rush, Tony C runs down all of the night's action in high school playoff hoops, and previews some very interesting match-ups coming up in the next few days.

Tony also gives a "half-apology" to Spike Lee after he admits to doing something really stupid.

Speaking of stupid, Tony can't believe what the St. Louis Blues are doing with their "Hockey is for Everyone" night, and Tony tells the story of one of the more bizarre events in Major League Baseball history (hint: it has nothing to do with baseball).

And Joe Shuta gives us another Rush Interview. This time, he catches up with former Pirates reliever Bill Landrum.