The Afternoon Huddle goes back to Bluffton University for Women's hoops as the guys chat with head coach Chad Shulter, assistant coach Evan Skilliter, and freshman starter Karlie Niekamp! We also get the Racer Rundown from Richard Westerlund and the Regional Roundup with Chris Howell!

Carrie Underwood prefers not to sing romantic songs, the little candy hearts with messages have a more economic message this year, Luke Combs has released a track list for his upcoming album, actor James Van Der Beek has passed away, the search for Nancy Guthrie continues, Parker McCollum's wife stars in his latest video, we play "Marry, Date or Dump," and we play "Shortcut." Also, have you ever had no choice but to pay too much for something?

Jackson Dean has been cultivating fans all over the world since he was about 15-years-old, about a third of us adjust the thermostat without telling our partner, if you hate your job you should try the "Dinner Table Test," the FBI has released images of a suspect in the case of the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, Super Bowl LX drew a ton of viewers on Sunday, Adam Sandler is going to receive a songwriting award, the top 10 issues that couples argue about, we play "I Know Victoria's Secret," and what's in and out with tweens today.

The University of Findlay head football coach Tyler Johns joins the Afternoon Huddle LIVE in studio to talk about this years recruiting class!

New Woof Boom Radio employee Jolene Smith visits us in the studio, Ella Langley has put out another teaser for her upcoming album, more and more people are buying Valentine's Day gifts for their pets, the three things needed to make the perfect Valentine's Day gift, the search for Nancy Guthrie continues, Kaley Cuoco prefers not to share a bed, the cause of Catherine O'Hara's death has been announced, Carly Pearce talks about the awful fall she suffered in 2020, Dave shares the songs that are forever linked to embarrassing moments in his awful childhood, we play "Read My Mind," and we play a "Valentine's This or That."

Kelsey Bimer & Jack Mcquire join Myles Holliday LIVE in studio with phone interviews with Thomas More University commit Amari Wash, Steelers Nation Radio's Wes Uhler, and former Tiffin Dragon and current OU Bobcat Cassius Hulbert!

We count down the top 5 songs of the week, about 75% of us have a side hustle just to get by, odds are better that next year you'll be getting the day off after the Super Bowl, the latest on the abduction of Nancy Guthrie, Halle Barry is getting married again for the forth time, Lindsey Vonn suffered a terrible crash at the Olympics over the weekend, Justin Moore is just keeping in real, we announce the "Sylvan Learning Center Teacher of the Week," we play "Match Game," and how gross is the inside of our cars?

Zach Top is humbled every time a country legend compliments him, the Olympics officially open today, tickets for Koe Wetzel at the Allen County Fair go on sale today, Savannah Gutherie's mom remains missing, King Charles and Prince William are reportedly not speaking, Snoop Dogg got to carry the Olympic torch, Cody Johnson talks about the message in "The Fall," we play "What Comes Next," and share "Friday Fail Stories," and we talk to Deb Helser of Deb's Dogs about a dog you can adopt named "Ahtena."

The Afternoon Huddle goes down the road to The Garage at UNOH for National Girls & Women in Sports day to talk with Womens basketball head coach Matt Vavro and players Liv Thomson and Brooke Asher. We also talk with Men's head coach Richard Westerlund and players Antonio King and Alex Benson. PLUS our weekly Regional Roundup with Chris Howell!

Gretchen Wilson has decided that she's back! 90% of us believe that we're in a cost of living crisis, Savannah Guthrie's mom is still missing, actress Claire Foy endured a five-year battle with parasites, Puppy Bowl XXII is Sunday, Snoop Dogg has arrived at the Winter Olympics, Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flatts explains why singing the National Anthem on live TV is so difficult, Dave quizzes Victoria on "Saved by the Bell," we play "Get Fresh" and what things make a good day, good or a bad day, bad.