The WisSports.net Podcast for January 22nd, 2020. WSN General Manager Travis Wilson is joined by WSN Girls Basketball Writer Norbert Durst for a midseason girls hoops report. Can anyone beat Beaver Dam, Aquinas, or Black Hawk in the playoffs? Can Bay Port continue to overcome the injury to Emma Nagel? Is Lexi Donarski the presumptive Miss Basketball favorite? Who else is in the mix? What should we watch for in Saturday's huge non-conference game between Aquinas and Beaver Dam?

The WisSports.net Podcast for January 15th, 2020. WSN General Manager Travis Wilson previews a huge weekend of games in boys basketball, and is joined for a conversation by legendary Cuba City boys hoops coach Jerry Petitgoue. Coach talks about this year's talented Cubans team, a tough upcoming game against Darlington, his career path, and some items facing the game.

The WisSports.net Podcast for January 8th, 2020. WSN General Manager Travis Wilson is joined by boys basketball writer Mark Miller and girls basketball writer Norbert Durst as they take a look back at the numerous hoops tournaments and events held over the holiday break, with some of the big storylines, match-ups, and performances. The guys also take a look ahead at some of the intriguing match-ups coming up, and Mark breaks down his updated Class of 2020 player rankings.

The WisSports.net Podcast for December 18th, 2019. WSN General Manager Travis Wilson takes a deep dive on some off the court/field WIAA-business items that have come to the forefront in the last couple weeks, including the Conference Realignment process and recent decisions by the Conference Realignment Task Force, a member petition that would impact the powers of the Board of Control & other advisory groups, a proposed bill that would make it a misdemeanor to harass or intimidate a sports official, and the news this week of another member petition that would attempt to revisit the idea of Competitive Equity. Information, reaction, analysis, and opinions on all the items are provided.

The WisSports.net Podcast for December 4th, 2019. WSN General Manager Travis Wilson is joined by girls basketball writer and Content Manager Norbert Durst to discuss some of the early-season tournaments, an impressive start for Beaver Dam, reaction from the first WSN Coaches Poll, and what to expect on WSN in the coming weeks as we dive headlong into hoops season.

A special Boys Basketball Preview version of the WisSports.net Podcast for November 26th, 2019. WSN General Manager Travis Wilson is joined by WisSports.net Boys Basketball writer and WBCA Hall of Famer Mark Miller to take a look at the upcoming boys hoops season. Topics include the top storylines heading into the year, the top teams in each division, and the impact of transfers and player movement on boys hoops in the state.

The WisSports.net Podcast for November 20th, 2019. WSN General Manager Travis Wilson takes a look at award season with reaction and info on the recently released WFCA All-State and Players of the Year as well as the WSN Senior Football Awards. Also, a preview of the state football finals and WSN's coverage.

A special Girls Basketball Preview version of the WisSports.net Podcast for November 13th, 2019. WSN General Manager Travis Wilson is joined by WisSports.net Girls Basketball writer Norbert Durst to take a look at the upcoming girls hoops season. Topics include the top storylines heading into the year, the top teams in each division, some history that could be made this year, and the impact of transfers and player movement in girls hoops.

The WisSports.net Podcast for November 6th, 2019. WSN General Manager Travis Wilson takes a look at the top games in Level 3 of the football playoffs this week and is joined by Wisconsin Volleyball Coaches Association Executive Director Jay Messar for a preview of this weekend's WIAA Boys and Girls Volleyball State Tournaments.

The WisSports.net Podcast for October 30th, 2019. WSN General Manager Travis Wilson breaks down our selections for the offensive positions of the WSN Senior Football Awards and takes a look at all eight divisions of the football playoffs heading into Level 2.