ESPN's Andrea Adelson joins the program to preview the Cards and Clemson.  Bobby V gives his thoughts on the game, and we play some sound from Lee Corso's meeting with media today.  

The man who shared the call of The Cards and UNC joins Bobby V to discuss his take aways from that game and what he thinks about the Cardinals going forward toward Clemson this Saturday.  

First hour of The V show is very pleased to be joined by the esteemed Pat Forde from Yahoo Sports in studio!  Pat and Bobby V discuss the huge GameDay matchup Saturday.  They also talk about Jemele hill's comments, and Pitino's bold statement of 5 potential first rounders. 

The V show is pleased to welcome THE MOOSE!  Darryl Johnston for the first part of the hour.  The former star fullback and current Fox Sports Analyst discusses a great new service fans can use to see their favorite games, and talks some football.  We then go live to Tom and Mark Jurich's presser for Gameday and the Unitas statue's placement.  Bobby V wraps discussing and taking calls on the growth of bowling in the area. 

Final hour of The V show has the always engaging Perrin Johnson join Bobby V in studio. They talk about fans and people in general and what causes their sometimes annoyed nature. The guys also break down the big Gameday match-up and react to some sound about Lamar from Mel Kiper Jr.

Bobby V is out at Neil Huffman Auto on Dixie Highway. He opens the show discussing why the huge Clemson- Louisville game is such a hard one to pick. He's also joined by WDRB.com's Eric Crawford to weigh in on the big game.

The V show is very pleased to have the one and only , Bill Walton join The V show! Bill talks about his life and career and gives an impassioned interview about some major physical hurdles the hoops legend has overcome. Walton also discuss the great program that helped him heal, and an upcoming event he will be speaking at. Plenty of great stories about John Wooden and Jim Valvano abound as well.

Bobby V reacts to some sound from Bobby Petrinos Tele conference before being joined by his dear friend ESPN Nat'l Recruiting Director. Paul Biancardi to talk about the new transfer rules, and what it may mean for hoops going forward.