Don't worry, we play the highlight multiple times. This hour, we begin with a special meeting from the WEC scheduled for today. Plus, Erik's 9/11 piece with Wisconsin connections to the life changing event. And Apple has a new reveal planned for today, the first time with new CEO. Will it flip or fold?

Steve Scaffidi sits down with author and Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson to discuss his new book, "The Green and Gold Standard: A People’s History of the Green Bay Packers." Nelson shares the personal experiences that inspired him to write the book, along with stories from more than a century of Packers history from Curly Lambeau and the team’s early struggles to Brett Favre, Reggie White, the Packers-Bears rivalry, and the generational bond shared by Packers fans.

Steve and Tom Nelson also discuss what makes the Packers unlike any other franchise in professional sports, including the team’s small-town roots, fan ownership, and role as a civic institution in Wisconsin. Nelson explains why the Packers’ future may depend on how the NFL addresses private equity and guaranteed contracts and why preserving the team’s unique identity matters so much.

“Now I know why the Packers are so special. That’s what really drove me to write this book.”

Another day, another game of the year candidate! Down to their final out trailing by two, Jackson Chourio saves the Crew with a 2-run shot and Luis Lara walked off the win in the 10th. So much to break down from this one and Craig Coshun joins Dom Cotroneo to do just that on BEI.

LIVE from Hard Rock Casino Rockford, Barry Alvarez reacts to Wisconsin’s 41-13 loss to No. 4 Notre Dame and breaks down where the Badgers go from here.

Barry joins Derek Engler, Tarek Saleh and Jesse Nelson for a special edition of The Barry Alvarez Show presented by Hard Rock Casino Rockford. The guys dive into Wisconsin’s season-opening loss at Lambeau Field, what Barry saw from Luke Fickell’s team, the positives and concerns surrounding the Badgers, and what needs to improve as Wisconsin looks to bounce back.

Plus, Barry shares his perspective from decades of coaching and building the Wisconsin football program.

📺 Subscribe to ESPN Madison for more Wisconsin Badgers coverage, and listen to The Barry Alvarez Show anytime on the ESPN Wisconsin App.

LIVE from Hard Rock Casino Rockford, Barry Alvarez reacts to Wisconsin’s 41-13 loss to No. 4 Notre Dame and breaks down where the Badgers go from here.

Barry joins Derek Engler, Tarek Saleh and Jesse Nelson for a special edition of The Barry Alvarez Show presented by Hard Rock Casino Rockford. The guys dive into Wisconsin’s season-opening loss at Lambeau Field, what Barry saw from Luke Fickell’s team, the positives and concerns surrounding the Badgers, and what needs to improve as Wisconsin looks to bounce back.

Plus, Barry shares his perspective from decades of coaching and building the Wisconsin football program.

📺 Subscribe to ESPN Madison for more Wisconsin Badgers coverage, and listen to The Barry Alvarez Show anytime on the ESPN Wisconsin App.

Molly & Jim roll into Hour 2 on a Matt Hamilton Tuesday, as they continue reacting to the Badgers' 41-13 loss to #4 Notre Dame in Sunday's season opener at Lambeau Field! They review their new criteria for judging Badgers football games, holding them to the standard of Luke Fickell's mantras -- 1) Tough. Nasty. Disciplined. 2) Close the Gap 3) Burn the Boats. Which of the criteria did Wisconsin meet and which ones did they not, and why can't get just rid of T.E.A.M. and all the other mantras and acronyms??? They also ask fans for THEIR mantra for Badgers football (mostly inspired by movie quotes)! Molly also gets into her experience attending the Brewers BIG WIN over the Cubs on Labor Day, where she ROASTED in the sun? Is MLB the worst of the 4 major sports to watch in person??? They wrap up with Minute to Win It, as Jim and producer Primetime Wollersheim quiz Molly & Matt on ESPN's top-10 fantasy football QBs ranking for Week 1 of the NFL season!

Jason Wilde joins Molly & Jim on a Matt Hamilton Tuesday, as he shares his opinion on Wisconsin's 41-13 loss to #4 Notre Dame -- what did Jason actually find encouraging for Badgers football? They also get into Luke Fickell's poorly-worded postgame message that "the season starts now." They also talk about two national analysts who think the Packers' defense will be worst than the offense, and Jason CAN'T WAIT for the season to finally start!

Molly & Jim react to the Badgers' season-opening 41-13 loss to #4 Notre Dame at Lambeau Field, as they hold it down on a Matt Hamilton Tuesday! Producer Primetime Wollersheim fills in for Riley, bringing the full Jim, Matt & Molly crew back together! They get into the encouraging first half of Badgers football followed by what looked like the same old story for Luke Fickell in the second half... but does it look like they CLOSED THE GAP at all against the best teams in CFB? Also, did it seem like Luke Fickell was holding something back with his play-calling and decisions at the end of the first half? Then, they react to Luke Fickell's postgame comments saying that "the season starts now" after the blowout loss... Does Fickell need to just stop talking, and did he accidentally admit that his team ran out of gas in the 2nd half? Jason Wilde joins Molly & Jim on a Matt Hamilton Tuesday, as he shares his opinion on Wisconsin's 41-13 loss to #4 Notre Dame -- what did Jason actually find encouraging for Badgers football? They also get into Luke Fickell's poorly-worded postgame message that "the season starts now." They also talk about two national analysts who think the Packers' defense will be worst than the offense, and Jason CAN'T WAIT for the season to finally start! They wrap up Hour 1 with Luke Fickell's over-use of acronyms and mantras.

Waddle & Silvy welcome Michael Wilbon to discuss the Bears’ stadium saga, the proposed White Sox ballpark, and the future of Chicago sports. Wilbon also reacts passionately to the controversial Michigan–Western Michigan finish and the state of college-football journalism. The show features a hilarious “In Chicago or Not in Chicago” quiz for Tom Waddle, along with a heartfelt tribute to Bears legend Matt Suhey.

As America prepares to mark the 25th anniversary of September 11, CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett shares his unforgettable firsthand account of covering the attacks alongside President George W. Bush in Florida and reflects on the lasting impact of that day. The hour also features a look at Wisconsin's governor's race after the cancellation of a planned candidate debate, and Fox World Travel's Rose Gray discusses global travel disruptions, including a hurricane near Hawaii, labor unrest at the Eiffel Tower, airport closures in Indonesia, and why travel insurance has become an essential part of modern travel planning.