It was a long night at the park with a rain delay and a wild 10-7 game as the Brewers had to comeback for a thriller of a win to start the series in Cincy. Dom Cotroneo and Jerry Augustine break down this one including Cooper Pratt breaking out on this road trip, Shane Drohan's tough start and much more on BEI.

Carmen joins Jesse to talk the White Sox ahead of their matchup with the Twins. We also get to what to watch for, and preview the weekend!

On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and former Badger and Packer Gary Ellerson preview Wisconsin’s matchup with Notre Dame at Lambeau Field. Homer argues a Badgers win would rank among the biggest upsets in program history, while Gary explains why the opener may actually be Wisconsin’s best chance to catch Notre Dame before either team fully knows what it has. Still, Gary believes the Irish are entering the season looking to “get everybody” after last year’s disappointment.

The guys also dig into how Wisconsin got here. Gary points to the Badgers losing their identity when Luke Fickell built a staff without enough Wisconsin ties, while Homer argues the changing NIL landscape and lack of money made the job far more difficult than it used to be. They debate whether Fickell can actually coach once the talent gap closes, why players are increasingly chasing bigger paydays, and whether academics can still be a meaningful recruiting pitch in modern college football.

The 2PM hour of Kyle & Brust reacts to Josh Jacobs’ initial court appearance being moved from November 17th to September 10th. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust break down what the change could mean for the timeline surrounding Jacobs, while a former district attorney calls into the show to explain the legal process, why the misdemeanor charges matter and what could happen next. For the Packers, the immediate reality remains the same: prepare to start the season without Jacobs.

Plus, who are the Packers’ biggest X-factors in 2026? The guys debate whether Lukas Van Ness can finally live up to his first-round billing and help replace Micah Parsons’ pass rush production, while Ben makes the case for Jordan Morgan as the offensive X-factor. And with Week 1 finally approaching, Kyle and Ben admit it’s time to stop recycling the same Packers questions and find out what Jordan Love, Matt LaFleur and this roster actually are.

Taylor McGregor joins Jesse to talk week one in College Football and the Cubs. We also get to Quick Bitch!

The 3PM hour of Kyle & Brust starts with Pat Murphy assessing whether this Brewers team has what it takes to win the World Series. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust debate whether Milwaukee’s youth and inexperience should temper expectations, or if Murphy is simply pushing the right buttons on a team that continues to respond to adversity and owns baseball’s best record.

Plus, former Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley reveals that the Eagles found Green Bay pressure packages through fan videos posted from training camp, including a blitz Hafley had never used in a game. The guys debate whether the Packers need to further restrict practice videos and why every little edge matters in the NFL. They also discuss Green Bay’s biggest X-factors, including Lukas Van Ness and Jordan Morgan, and why it’s finally time for the Packers to stop living in hypotheticals and prove what they are on the field.

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust asks whether Brian Gutekunst has truly been as aggressive as he believes. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust compare the Packers’ approach to the Rams’ all-in roster building, debate whether Green Bay has done enough to maximize its championship window, and explain why Gutey’s recent first-round picks still need to prove themselves for the Packers to take the next step.

Torrey Lowe joins the show to give his Packers X-factors, including Tucker Kraft’s importance to Jordan Love and the need for someone to emerge as a defensive leader while Micah Parsons is out. Plus, Kyle and Homer clash over why Wisconsin has lost talented players to the transfer portal and whether NIL money or player development has been the bigger problem for the Badgers.

It's Molly & Jim on a Friday! Riley steps in to co-host with Molly in a drastically abridged show as they get ready for Wisconsin's season-opener up at Lambeau Field against Notre Dame on Sunday. They take advantage of the short time they do have though and give their best case and worst case scenarios for the contest, what they hope to see from Colton Joseph, ponder what this game means for the season, and much more to send you into your weekend!