On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by James Hansen - Senior Writer for the Athletic. Jordan and James discuss the current state of Tennis and, more importantly, the upcoming U.S. Open. They continue their conversation in Jordan's "Let's Get Down To Business" segment, as they discuss how the prize money for the tournament continues to rise.

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Valenti and Stoney (in for Rico) kicked off the show with a myriad of topics before honing in on some college football discussions. They took said discussions into the third hour, where they did "Who Am I?" and wondered how they'd want their sports owners to act. Then, the guys wrapped things up with a conversation on fans being allowed to ask their team questions at press conferences.

The guys started off today's show with an interesting (and some would say ideal) situation for Stoney involving his wife and daughter. Then, they discussed their top breakout candidates for MSU and Michigan football before David joined for an "In Football Today".

Valenti and Stoney spent the second hour talking all things CFB, with some complaints about the NIL system/how much players are being paid, and then some betting odds for the 2025 season.

Mike and Stoney began the third hour with a "Who Am I?" Then, they had an interesting conversation about the ideal way they'd want their sports owners to act.

The guys wrapped up the show with a topic surrounding fans paying for access to team press conferences before they were joined by Wojo and Riger in cross-talk.

Valenti and Stoney react to the news that the Oklahoma Sooners will be offering press access for fans for almost $700 and ask if they'd pay that amount for the privilege to do that with any Detroit sports teams.

Mike and Stoney take a few more of your calls today, this time on the sports owners conversation.

After a conversation about Jerry Jones and his incompetence as the owner of the Cowboys, Valenti and Stoney talk about the ideal personalities for their favorite teams' owners.