Wes McElroy Podcast: Recent Episodes
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After the Rams closed the regular season with an 83-58 win at Fordham, VCU head coach Mike Rhoades sat down with Mike Litos to wrap up the season and look ahead to the Atlantic 10 Tournament next weekend in Washington.
After the Rams' last-second 81-80 Senior Night loss to George Mason, VCU head coach Mike Rhoades spoke to Mike Litos about the game, Saturday's must-win game at Fordham, and more.
After a hard-fought 68-63 loss to St. Bonaventure at the Stu, VCU Rams' head coach Mike Rhoades spoke to Mike Litos about the loss and what the Rams need to do to win their last two games of the regular season.
With two assists and a key steal in the final 30 seconds, it was a good night for VCU senior guard Johnnie Williams. After the game, he sat down with Rams Radio's Robby Robinson to talk it over.
After VCU's 82-78 win over UMass in Amherst, VCU head coach Mike Rhoades talked to Mike Litos about the win, and VCU's opportunity to finish in the top four of the Atlantic 10.
After the Rams' 80-56 loss to George Washington in DC, VCU Rams head coach Mike Rhoades talked to Mike Litos about the game, and how to turn things around.
After VCU's 74-63 loss to Davidson at the Siegel Center, head coach Mike Rhoades talked with Mike Litos about the game and the road ahead.
After Richmond swept the Lumber Liquidators Capital City Classic with a 77-76 home win over VCU, coach Mike Rhoades spoke with Rams Radio's Mike Litos.
After their 81-68 loss to Rhode Island, VCU Rams coach Mike Rhoades spoke with Mike Litos in the locker room at the Siegel Center.
After the Rams beat George Mason 84-76 for their third straight win, redshirt senior Khris Lane sat down with Robby Robinson to talk about the game.
After the Rams took their A-10 road record to 3-2 with an 84-76 win at George Mason, coach Mike Rhoades spoke to Mike Litos about the game, and looked ahead to Friday's game with league-leading Rhode Island at the Stu.
After VCU roared back to beat St. Louis 75-74 in overtime, sophomore guard De'Riante Jenkins talked with Robby Robinson about the game-tying bucket and more...
After VCU's 75-74 overtime win in St. Louis, coach Mike Rhoades spoke with guest color commentator Rodney Ashby about how the Rams pulled off the come-from-behind win.
After the VCU Rams' 87-63 win over George Washington at the Siegel Center, Highland Springs alum (and VCU sophomore) Mike'l Simms sat down for a chat with Robby Robinson.
After VCU's 87-63 home win over George Washington, coach Mike Rhoades talked it over with Mike Litos on Rams Radio.
After their 67-52 loss to Richmond at the Siegel Center, VCU Rams head coach Mike Rhoades talked over the game with Rams Radio's Mike Litos.
New York Daily News Columnist and NFL Writer Gary Myers joins the show to recap the Divisional Playoffs and talk some coaching wins and gaffes from the weekend.
VCU Rams head coach Mike Rhoades talks to Mike Litos after a disappointing 106-79 loss to the Dayton Flyers at UD Arena.
NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo joins Wes and Mike to talk the NFL coaching carousel, a possible violation of the Rooney Rule and more.
Michael Robinson joins Wes in studio for the third hour to go around the NFL and look ahead to the Divisional Round.
McLovin of the Dan Patrick Show and SI.com joins Wes to discuss Jon Gruden, the NFL playoffs and more.
VCU Rams head coach Mike Rhoades speaks with Mike Litos after the Rams' 78-67 comeback win over Duquesne at the Siegel Center.
VCU senior Justin Tillman speaks with Robby Robinson after the Rams' 78-67 win over Duquesne at the Siegel Center.
VCU Rams head coach Mike Rhoades talks to Mike Litos after the Rams' 87-81 overtime loss to St. Joseph's in Philadelphia.
VCU sophomore forward Isaac Vann sits down courtside with Robby Robinson after the Rams open their A-10 season with a 76-63 win over Fordham at the Siegel Center.
VCU head coach Mike Rhoades talks with Mike Litos after the Rams open their A-10 season with a 76-63 win over the Fordham Rams at the Siegel Center.
VCU Rams head coach Mike Rhoades talks to Mike Litos after tonight's 69-55 win over Winthrop at the Stuart C. Siegel Center.
VCU Rams sophomore guard De'Riante Jenkins visits with Robby Robinson after tonight's 69-55 win over Winthrop at the Stuart C. Siegel Center.
VCU Rams head coach Mike Rhoades talks to Mike Litos after the Rams' 90-67 loss to Seton Hall in Newark at the Never Forget Tribute Classic.
Former Richmond Spiders QB Kyle Lauletta joins Wes in studio to look back on his time at Richmond and to look ahead to the Senior Bowl and his future.
After an emotional 71-67 loss to Texas, and former coach Shaka Smart, VCU head coach Mike Rhoades spoke with Mike Litos.
Ryan Wilson of CBS Sports joins Wes to discuss the melee between the Steelers and Bengals, the Giants debacle and the possibility of legalizing sports gambling in the U.S.
Lane Casadonte of CBS 6 joins the show to talk Shaka Smart returning to VCU as the Texas head coach and why he should receive a warm welcome Tuesday night.
Former VCU and now Texas head coach Shaka Smart joins Wes to talk about returning to play VCU, what it means to coach against Mike Rhoades and reflect on his time in Richmond.
VCU Rams head coach Mike Rhoades talks to Mike Litos after the Rams' 82-75 come-from-behind win over Old Dominion.
VCU freshman forward Marcus Santos-Silva talks to Robby Robinson after the Rams' come-from-behind 82-75 win over Old Dominion.
Brian McNally of The Times-Dispatch joins Wes to recap the Redskins' mistake-filled loss to the Cowboys, including Jamison Crowder's rough night, moving on to next season (already) and yes, the future of Kirk Cousins.
Executive Director of the College Football Playoff Bill Hancock joins the show to go behind the scenes and give an inside look at the selection process for the college football playoff and what the committee is looking for as the regular season winds down.
Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney makes a surprise visit to the show to wish Wes a Happy 10 years on the air in Richmond and to discuss his JMU Dukes in the FCS Playoffs.
Chip Patterson of CBS Sports joins the show to talk the most likely scenarios that could play out in the playoff rankings this weekend and which teams on the outside have the best chance of moving into the Top Four.
Michael Robinson joins Wes in studio for the third hour to talk the Redskins and Kirk Cousins, Eli Manning's benching, the playoff hunt and more.
Adam Zucker joins Wes for the third hour and looks ahead to the SEC Championship Game, how the College Football Playoff could play out for the SEC and more.
The Voice of the Hokies Jon Laaser joins Wes for the second hour to talk the Hokies regular season, where they might go bowling and more.
The Voice of the JMU Dukes Dave Thomas joins Wes for the second hour to preview the Dukes' second round playoff match up against Stony Brook and what could possibly happen to derail the JMU powerhouse.
Dave Koehn joins the show to talk the Cavaliers football regular season, what the program looks like moving forward, the basketball team's 7-0 start and more.
Kevin Ray joins Wes to discuss the Cowboys' recent struggles, key injuries and how badly they need a win Thursday night against the Redskins.
Bill Bender of The Sporting News joins Wes to review the latest release of the College Football Playoffs rankings, where the committee was right and wrong, possible shake ups ahead on Championship weekend and more.
VCU sophomore guard De'Riante Jenkins speaks with Robby Robinson after the Rams' 85-72 win over Appalachian State at the Siegel Center.
Mike Rhoades talks with Rams Radio color commentator Mike Litos after the Rams' 85-72 win over Applachian State at the Siegel Center.
Lane Casadonte of CBS 6 joins the show to talk the most delusional fans in sports and which year has been more impressive for Justin Fuente.
Ryan Wilson of CBS Sports joins Wes to talk who the NFL misses more, the Cowboys' struggles, if the Falcons are putting it together and more.
The Voice of the VCU Rams Robby Robinson joins the show to recap the Maui Invitational Tournament and preview the Rams match up with Appalachian State Tuesday night.
Mike Jones joins the show in the second hour to recap the weekend in the NFL and discuss the report that the Redskins are evaluating Kirk Cousins as the season ends.
Mike Barber on the Commonwealth Cup and how both VT and UVA should be proud of their seasons.
Coach Mike Rhoades' post game interview with Mike Litos following the Rams' 68-60 loss to Michigan in the Maui Jim Maui Invitational.
ESPN Redskins Reporter John Keim joins Wes to discuss the growing list of Redskins injuries, the team's playoff chances and more.
Former Chargers and Georgia Tech head coach Bobby Ross joins Wes in studio to share stories from his days in the NFL and college, if he likes the college football playoff and why he doesn't like the Chargers move to LA.
The Voice of the Hokies Jon Laaser joins the show to talk Hokies vs. Hoos on Friday night, how the teams match up and how the Hokies are handling the pressure of their 13-game winning streak in the series.
Bill Bender of The Sporting News joins Wes to discuss the new release of the College Football Playoff Rankings and which teams on the outside could find their way into the Top Four.
Coach Mike Rhoades' post game interview with Mike Litos following the Rams' 83-69 win over California in the Maui Jim Maui Invitational.
Lane Casadonte of CBS 6 discusses Virginia and Virginia Tech in the Battle for the Commonwealth Cup, which team has more pressure coming into the game and which team needs the victory more.
Ryan Wilson of CBS Sports joins Wes to talk Monday Night Football with the Seahawks and the Falcons, if this is the end of the Legion of Boom, the biggest threat to the Eagles in the NFC and more.
Mike Jones of USA Today joins Wes to discuss who is the best team in the NFC, Jerry Jones' end game and if the Redskins are done after collapsing against New Orleans.
David Teel of The Daily Press joins the show to look ahead to the Battle for Virginia on Black Friday between Virginia and Virginia Tech.
Mike Barber of The Times-Dispatch joins Wes to talk the Hokies game-winning defensive stop on Senior Day, what it did for the team going into rivalry week and which team carries more pressure going into this in-state clash.
James Madison Head Coach Mike Houston joins Wes in the third hour to talk the Dukes' undefeated season and the upcoming FCS Playoffs.
Michael Phillips of The Times-Dispatch joins Wes to discuss VCU and UVA Friday afternoon at the Siegel Center and how badly the Redskins need a win over the Saints on Sunday.
Former Clemson Head Coach and now-ACC Analyst Tommy Bowden joins Wes to discuss how the Hokies can snap their two-game skid, the mental challenge facing Miami in the next two weeks, the rest of the ACC and potential changes to the playoff system in the coming years.
Tom McCarthy joins the show to talk VCU and UVA Friday afternoon, what players he's watching in this in-state battle, and the difficulty of identifying tournament teams.
Joining Wes in studio for the third hour, Michael Robinson talks Ezekiel Elliott, Jerry Jones and more. Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network joins Mike and Wes to discuss Tyrod Taylor and the NFC Playoff picture.
Dave Glenn of The ACC Sports Journal discusses the College Football Playoff as it relates to the ACC, who he likes between Miami and Clemson, the Hokies and more.
Virginia Cavaliers Head Coach Tony Bennett joins Wes to discuss Hoos football, watching his team put up 93 points, Netflix shows and why, as a Power Five coach, he wants to come to Richmond to play VCU.
Joining Wes for the third hour, JMU defensive end Andrew Ankrah talks the Dukes' stifling defense and a possible new turnover prop. The Voice of the Wahoos Dave Koehn talks the Cavaliers' offensive explosion Monday night, Jay Huff and more.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Bill Bender of The Sporting News reviews the new College Football Playoff rankings and what the committee should look at as the season plays out. The Voice of the Hokies Jon Laaser talks the Hokies trying to snap out of their two-game funk, what the offense needs to change and the Hokie basketball team looking for a 3-0 start.
During the first hour, Wes discusses the latest College Football Playoff rankings and where the committee got it right and wrong. Plus, which active player or coach in Virginia will make the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame?
Joining Wes for the third hour, Ryan Wilson of CBS Sports talks the Panthers, the NFC playoff picture and more. Andy Bitter of The Roanoke Times looks back on the Hokies loss to Georgia Tech and discusses where the program is at now following back-to-back losses.
During the second hour, Wes talks Arthur Blank, the College Football Playoff and more in Tuesday Takeaways. And Wes and Pauly give their Top Four "aggressively soft" songs in Top 4 Tuesday.
During the first hour, Wes discusses Cam Newton's performance on Monday Night Football, why it may have changed the way we look at the Panthers and Jerry Jones being put in his place.
Fifth-year senior Khris Lane talks with Robby Robinson after VCU's 95-85 win over North Florida in the Mainland game of the Maui Invitational.
Rams head coach Mike Rhoades talks with Mike Litos after VCU's 95-85 win over North Florida at the Siegel Center.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Mike Barber looks at Virginia Tech's tough loss to Georgia Tech and where the program is at following back-to-back losses and Virginia possibly making some changes after falling to Louisville.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Mike Jones talks the Redskins letting the Vikings get away from them, the Cowboys running game and the Giants. And Wes gives his ten observations from the college football weekend in "First and Ten."
During the first hour, Wes looks back on the Redskins falling to the Vikings and the Hokies losing to Georgia Tech. Plus, after this weekend, who do you most want to see in the College Football Playoff?
Coach Mike Rhoades talks to Mike Litos after VCU's opening night 94-65 win over Grambling State.
Rams sophomore De'Riante Jenkins talks basketball and birthdays with the Voice of the Rams, Robby Robinson, after VCU's 94-65 win over Grambling State.
Joining Wes for the third hour, former LC Bird and UVA standout and now Vikings safety Anthony Harris discusses seeing his former team going bowling, getting Teddy Bridgewater back and playing the Redskins on Sunday.
Joining Wes for the second hour, VCU Ram Radio Analyst Michael Litos talks the beginning of the college basketball season for VCU and what to expect from the new look Rams in 2017. Michael Phillips of The Times-Dispatch goes through the sports pages and discusses the college basketball regular season, the Redskins, Ezekiel Elliott and more.
During the first hour, Wes talks Richard Sherman going down for the Seahawks and why Thursday Night Football needs to change. Plus, are you hoping for chaos this weekend in college football?
VCU Point Guard Johnny Williams joins Wes to talk the upcoming season, beard maintenance and running the offense for Mike Rhoades.
Joining Wes in studio for the third hour, Michael Robinson discusses Jerry Jones, the NFC East and more. VCU Point Guard Johnny Williams joins Wes to talk the upcoming season, beards and running the offense for Mike Rhoades.
Joining Wes for the second hour, UVA Quarterback Kurt Benkert talks Virginia's big win over Georgia Tech, how the team rallied, team tattoos and more. John O'Connor of The Times-Dispatch previews the in-state showdown between JMU and Richmond on Saturday.
During the first hour, Wes talks Jerry Jones suing the NFL owners and why he's decided to do it and goes around the sports universe in "Thumbs Up Thumbs Down."
Joining Wes for the third hour, Will Brinson of CBS Sports talks Ric Flair, the Colts and Andrew Luck, why people aren't talking about the Vikings and more. Voice of the Wahoos Dave Koehn discusses Virginia finally going bowling, what they have to do to maintain success and how they can knock off Louisville.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Bill Bender of The Sporting News talks the new College Football Playoff rankings and if the committee got it right, as well as the different scenarios that could play out as the regular season winds down. The Voice of the Hokies Jon Laaser recaps Tech's loss in Miami, looks ahead to Georgia Tech and to the college basketball season.
During the first hour, Wes looks back on the career of Roy Halladay in light of his passing and talks why the playoffs in college football are actually happening right now.
Former Georgia Quarterback and now ACC Analyst DJ Shockley discusses if his Bulldogs are the true No. 1 team in the country, how the Hokies bounce back from Miami and if Bronco Mendenhall is the ACC Coach of the Year.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Ryan Wilson of CBS Sports goes around the NFL and discusses what team he trusts most in the NFL, who's the best team in the NFC, the Cowboys possibly without Ezekiel Elliott and more. Lane Casadonte of CBS 6 talks the Ric Flair "30 for 30" and the top three college football players in Virginia.
Joining Wes for the second hour, former Georgia quarterback and now ACC Analyst DJ Shockley talks his Bulldogs being No. 1, how the Hokies respond after losing to Miami and if Bronco Mendenhall is Coach of the Year in the ACC.
During the first hour, Wes discusses a possible storm brewing in the NFL and why it may favor the Redskins. Also, now that they're out of the ACC Title contention, do the Hokies still have something left to play for?
Joining Wes for the third hour, Mike Barber talks the Hokies rolling past the Hurricanes, where the Hokies go from this loss and Virginia getting that sixth win and becoming bowl eligible.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Mike Jones discusses the Redskins shocking victory over Seattle, the Eagles continuing to roll and the Cowboys coming together. Plus Wes gives his ten observations from the college football weekend in "1st and 10."
During the first hour, Wes talks the Redskins gutsy win in Seattle and what it means for the rest of the season, the rest of the NFC playoff picture and the Hokies being bested by Miami Saturday night.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Wes Durham of FOX Sports South talks Virginia Tech and Miami, Virginia-Georgia Tech and how bad the Wahoos need this win. Ken Crites of Rotowire.com looks ahead to Week 9 in the NFL and answers fantasy football questions.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Norm Wood of The Daily Press looks ahead to the Hokies and Hurricanes Saturday night and how crucial this game will be for the ACC and for what we know about both teams. Michael Phillips of The Times-Dispatch discusses the ailing Redskins and goes through the sports pages.
During the first hour, Wes talks the Texans and the NFL suffering another blow in star power and the Hokies prime time clash with Miami on Saturday. Plus Andrew Luck, Jimmy Garoppolo and more in "Fill in the Blank Friday."
Joining Wes for the third hour, Steve Gardner of USA Today wraps up the baseball season and talks the Astros winning the World Series and how they did it. Michael Robinson of The NFL Network discusses the NFL trade deadline and more.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Brian McNally of the Times-Dispatch and the AP goes through the long list of injuries for the Redskins and discusses how the team will try to deal with them going into Sunday. Dave Glenn of The ACC Sports Journal previews Miami and Virginia Tech on Saturday night and the ACC Championship implications surrounding it.
During the first hour, Wes talks the Astros winning their first-ever World Series and how they did it. Plus, the Redskins try to cope with more injuries piling up.
It's the first-ever Mike Rhoades Show with Wes McElroy and VCU Head Coach Mike Rhoades!
Joining Wes for the third hour, Steve Gardner recaps Game 6 and the bold strategy of Dave Roberts that allowed the Dodgers to force Game 7, as well as what to expect in that Game 7.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Bill Bender of The Sporting News discusses the first College Football Playoff rankings, if the committee got it right and different scenarios that could play out down the road. Voice of the Hokies Jon Laaser looks ahead to the Hokies showdown against Miami and what players could and need to step up for Tech to pull off the upset.
During the first hour, Wes talks the Dodgers saving their season and forcing a Game 7 in the World Series and the first release of the College Football Playoff Rankings.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Ryan Wilson discusses the Jimmy Garoppolo trade, it's impact on Kirk Cousins, Ezekiel Elliott and more.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Rich Tandler of NBC Sports Washington talks the Jimmy Garoppolo trade and how it might affect Kirk Cousins in 2018, as well as how the Redskins will deal with the myriad of injuries they've suffered. Lane Casadonte of CBS 6 discusses the first College Football Playoff rankings coming out Tuesday night and if the current system should change.
During the first hour, Wes talks a shocking trade the night before the deadline and how it affects Kirk Cousins and Ezekiel Elliott's suspension being reinstated...again. Plus Tuesday Takeaways.
Atlee football coach Matt Gray and Sepp Shirey join the show to discuss Sepp's very special touchdown Friday night against Varina and what it meant to the team and the running back himself.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Mike Barber talks the Hokies win over Duke and the set up for a showdown in Miami next week and the Cavaliers dropping their second straight game. Parney joins Wes in studio to talk Squirrel-O-Ween and the events ahead for Halloween at The Diamond.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Mike Jones goes around the NFL to talk Texans-Seahawks, the angst between owners and players, the Ezekiel Elliott ruling and the Redskins mistake-filled loss. Atlee football coach Matt Gray and Sepp Shirey join the show to discuss Sepp's very special touchdown Friday night against Varina and what it meant to him.
During the first hour, Wes talks the Redskins falling to the Cowboys and piling up the injuries, as well as a crazy World Series Game 5 between the Astros and Dodgers.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Michael Phillips goes through the sports pages and talks Kiko Alonso's hit on Joe Flacco and the Redskins handling a lot of injuries to the offensive line. Ken Crites of Rotowire.com answers fantasy questions and dilemmas.
Joining Wes for the second hour, David Cutcliffe talks the Blue Devils season to this point, how he deals with a loss and what he's expecting heading into Saturday night's game against the Hokies.
Joining Wes for the first hour, Steve Gardner discusses Joe Girardi not returning to the Yankees, what the better managerial job would be in baseball and what to watch for in Game 3 of the World Series.
Joining Wes in studio for the third hour, Michael Robinson talks surprising teams heading into Week 8, the Redskins and Kirk Cousins and more. Kimberly Jones joins Mike and Wes to discuss her piece on Saquon Barkley and teams in the NFL that may have finally turned the corner.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Andrew Perloff goes Exploring the East to look at the Redskins with Kirk Cousins, how the Jason Peters injury hurts the Eagles, if the Cowboys are finally putting it together and more.
Joining Wes for the first hour, Josh Sadlock talks a crazy Game 2 in the World Series with the Astros pulling even, where the Dodgers might have gone wrong with their bullpen and if Justin Verlander is a Hall of Famer.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Richmond Spiders baseball coach and former LA Dodger Tracy Woodson shares his memories from the 1988 World Series and breaks down the current match up between the Astros and Dodgers. Voice of the Cavaliers Dave Koehn talks Wahoos basketball and what his biggest question is ahead of the season, as well as the football team failing to become bowl eligible.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Jon Laaser talks the Hokies blowout win over North Carolina and what the team needs to do heading into a crucial match up with Duke.
During the first hour, Wes recaps Game 1 of the World Series and Clayton Kershaw's dominance, and why this game was the perfect baseball game. Plus, are the Redskins playoff hopes already gone?
Joining Wes for the third hour, Damon Dillman talks the hiring of Carla Williams as the new UVA Athletic Director and what this means for the school moving forward.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Rich Tandler of NBC Sports Washington talks the Redskins falling to the Eagles and the roundup of injuries.
During the first hour, Wes discusses Carson Wentz dominating the Redskins on Monday Night Football and why right now he is the MVP of the league.
Joining Wes for the third hour, JP Finlay of NBC Sports Washington previews Monday Night Football between the Redskins and Eagles, including the long injury list for the Redskins. Mike Barber talks the Hokies blowout win over UNC and Virginia faltering against Boston College and failing to become bowl eligible. FanRag Sports Eagles reporter Geoff Mosher looks at the Eagles 5-1 start and the success of Carson Wentz.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Mike Jones talks the Super Bowl rematch between the Falcons and Patriots and why the Falcons can't seem to get it together on offense, as well as other teams in the NFL who seem to be hitting their stride.
During the first hour, Wes looks back on the Sunday in the NFL, including the Steelers and Cowboys looking sharp, the Super Bowl rematch that didn't meet expectations and the most surprising teams at the top of the standings.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Michael Phillips of the Times-Dispatch discusses the Redskins battling injuries heading into Week 7 and what has to improve on offense in order to have a chance on Monday Night. FOX Sports 910's own Gary Hess previews the Game of the Week in high school football.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Virginia Tech Hall of Famer and broadcaster Mike Burnop discusses the Hokies ahead of homecoming and how they can get the running game going this week against North Carolina. Steve Schonfeld, executive director of the Dominion Energy Charity Classic talks being back in Virginia and the different feel of the charity circuit.
During the first hour, Wes talks the Raiders season and why Marshawn Lynch might have to answer some questions from his teammates today. Plus, the Dodgers are in the World Series, but who would you rather see them play?
Joining Wes in studio for the third hour, Michael Robinson talks the best team in the NFC, Ezekiel Elliott, injuries and more. Dan Wolken of USA Today joins Mike and Wes to talk college football, including Mike's Penn State Nittany Lions against Michigan on Saturday.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Kyle Lauletta discusses his record-setting season and career, his future plans and facing his former coach this Saturday. Dave Glenn of The ACC Sports Journal talks UVA, Virginia Tech and the rest of the ACC, as well as some college basketball as the season draws near.
During the first hour, Wes talks the Redskins losing a key defender for the season and if there are still role models in sports today.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Steve Gardner of USA Today talks the Yankees' wild comeback in the Bronx and the emergence of the "Baby Bombers" and the Dodgers pushing the Cubs to the brink. Voice of the Wahoos Dave Koehn discusses the Cavaliers being one win away from bowl eligibility and the incredible turnaround the team has experienced from last season.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Jon Laaser talks the Hokies coming off their bye week and trying to get healthy as conference play ramps up, as well as what positions he would like to see more from moving forward.
During the first hour, Wes talks Gordon Hayward's horrific ankle injury on opening night for the NBA and the NFL meeting with owners and players to attempt to move forward from protests. And an injury for the Redskins that could have a significant impact on the remainder of their season.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Ryan Wilson of CBS Sports goes around the NFL and talks the best team in the NFC, Ezekiel Elliott's ongoing appeal process and more. Golfer Scott McCarron discusses the Dominion Energy Charity Classic and the biggest differences between the charity circuit and the PGA Tour.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Bill Bender of The Sporting News goes around college football and looks at the most underrated teams, the best player in the country and more. Lane Casadonte discusses his Yankees getting back into the ALCS and his sure thing in sports.
During the first hour, Wes discusses the Packers dealing with Aaron Rodgers' injury, including Mike McCarthy's response to bringing in Colin Kaepernick. Also, what is the surest thing in sports?
JMU Dukes head coach Mike Houston joins Wes and discusses having College Gameday in town and the Dukes extending their record winning streak with another dominant win over Villanova.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Mike Barber looks back on UVA's win over North Carolina and pushing the Wahoos' record to an unprecedented 5-1 as well as the success of Jordan Ellis.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Mike Jones talks the Redskins hanging on against the 49ers and what needs to keep improving ahead of their Monday night showdown with Philadelphia in Week 7. JMU coach Mike Houston discusses having College Gameday in town and the Dukes extending their record winning streak.
During the first hour, Wes discusses the injury to Aaron Rodgers and how this particular injury impacts the entire NFC playoff picture.
Filling in for Wes, Danny Nokes is joined by Ken Crites to talk injuries for the Giants, his favorites in fantasy in Week 6 and to answer other fantasy questions.
Joining Wes for the second hour, David Teel talks College Gameday returning to JMU for the second time in three years, Virginia looking to start 5-1 and the Hokies needing improvement during the bye week.
Filling in for Wes, Danny Nokes discusses the Nationals being eliminated by the Cubs and the Eagles getting a big win in Charlotte on Thursday Night Football.
Wahoos All-American linebacker Micah Kiser joins Wes to discuss Virginia's 4-1 start, the "new standard" on defense and his decision to return to school last offseason.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Michael Robinson discusses the NFL's relationship with it's players and which Super Bowl contenders are in the most trouble. UVA All-American linebacker Micah Kiser talks Virginia's 4-1 start, the "new standard" on defense and his decision to return to school last offseason. Don Banks of The Bleacher Report joins Mike and Wes to discuss how the NFL should respond to the unrest with the anthem protests and problems with early season Super Bowl favorites.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Jake Russell of The Washington Post discusses Stephen Strasburg's dominance in Game 4 and if the team has finally changed the story. The Voice of the VCU Rams Robby Robinson joins Wes in studio to talk the Black & Gold game and preview the upcoming season for the Rams.
During the first hour, Wes talks Stephen Strasburg silencing his critics and pitching the Nationals to a Game 5 and other performances in sports that changed the narrative.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Jon Taylor talks the Nationals, the confusion surrounding Stephen Strasburg and how the team can snap out of it and stay alive in the series. Dave Koehn discusses the Cavaliers being road favorites against North Carolina and what the team has done right during their 4-1 start.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Rich Tandler gives the rundown of the injury report for the Redskins and what needs to improve coming off the bye week.
During the first hour, Wes talks the U.S. Men's Soccer team failing to qualify for the 2018 World Cup and why the country really needed this. Also, the Nationals get the break they needed but won't get Stephen Strasburg in Game 4.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Ryan Wilson recaps Monday Night Football and discusses which preseason Super Bowl favorite is in the most trouble. JMU Offensive Tackle Aaron Stinnie talks College Gameday coming to Harrisonburg and defending a title for the Dukes.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Steve Gardner talks the mismanagement of Game 3 for the Nationals and if there is still hope for the team heading into a must-win Game 4. Lane Casadonte discusses the possibility of Virginia making a bowl game and the team's improbable turnaround in 2017.
During the first hour, Wes talks the Nationals failing to capitalize in Game 3 and why Dusty Baker will catch a lot of heat Tuesday. Also, cleaning up the injuries in the NFL and the most iconic images in NFL history.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Mike Barber discusses the Hoos continuing to shock people with a 4-1 start and Virginia Tech bouncing back with a gritty win over Boston College. Byron Kerr of MASN Sports looks back on the Nationals finding life and getting back into the series Saturday night and looks ahead to a pivotal Game 3 in Chicago on Monday.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Mike Jones discusses the Cowboys allowing Aaron Rodgers to take them down and the preseason favorites faltering early on.
During the first hour, Wes talks Aaron Rodgers getting the best of the Cowboys again and the biggest winners of the weekend.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Ken Crites answers fantasy football questions and Mark Zuckerman of MASN Sports previews the Nationals NLDS match up with the Cubs and how they will handle their pitching rotation.
Joining Wes for the second hour, the Voice of the Boston College Eagles Jon Meterparel breaks down the Hokies opponent this weekend in Chestnut Hill. Michael Phillips of the Times-Dispatch talks the Nationals, some Redskins on their bye week and UVA at home against Duke.
During the first hour, Wes talks the first day of the Division Series and Cam Newton apologizing for his comments made to a female reporter.
Joining Wes in studio for the third hour, Michael Robinson talks Cam Newton and goes around the NFL. Colleen Wolfe joins Mike and Wes to give her reaction to Cam Newton's comments and the most surprising teams at the quarter mark of the season.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Bruce Feldman of FOX Sports previews the weekend in college football and discusses which teams could challenge Alabama and Clemson. Jake Russell of The Washington Post talks the Nationals and what they'll do with their postseason rotation.
During the first hour, Wes recaps another crazy Wild Card Game in baseball and talks Cam Newton's remarks to a female reporter and the hailstorm he should expect.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Steve Gardner of USA Today talks the AL Wild Card Game and looks at the rest of the MLB Playoffs, including what the Nationals do about their rotation. Voice of the Wahoos Dave Koehn discusses Virginia's surprising 3-1 start and what they have to do to make it 4-1.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Jon Laaser looks back on the Hokies loss to Clemson and how it will affect the program moving forward, as well as how the Hokies will bounce back against Boston College this Saturday.
During the first hour, Wes recaps the Yankees advancing to the ALDS and why Major League Baseball couldn't have asked for anything more with the field of teams in the 2017 Playoffs.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Ryan Wilson talks the Redskins on Monday Night Football goes around the NFL.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Brian McNally of the Associated Press talks the Redskins on Monday Night Football, takeaways from a tough loss and injuries. Lane Casadonte discusses the MLB playoffs and the most interesting college football games in the Commonwealth this week.
During the first hour, Wes looks back on the Redskins falling on Monday Night Football to the Chiefs and why he actually thinks more of the team despite a loss.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Mike Barber talks the Hokies getting dropped at home by Clemson, if the Tigers are better than even Alabama and what the Hokies can take away from the loss. Chiefs Radio color analyst Kendall Gammon discusses the Chiefs 3-0 start and the emergence of Kareem Hunt.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Mike Jones looks ahead to the Redskins Monday night bout with the Chiefs and what they'll have to do to slow down the lethal rushing attack of Kareem Hunt.
During the first hour, Wes talks some surprising teams thus far in the NFL season and looks back on a rough Saturday night in Blacksburg for the Hokies.
Michael Phillips talks the Redskins going into Kansas City and what team to expect Monday night. Ken Crites of RotoWire.com answers fantasy football questions and Larry Williams of Tiger Illustrated looks at the Virginia Tech-Clemson match up from the Clemson side and what challenges the Hokies might present the defending champs on Saturday night.
Joining Wes for the second hour, David Teel previews the Hokies and the Tigers in prime time on Saturday night and breaks down how ready Virginia Tech is for the defending Nationals Champions.
During the first hour, Wes talks Danny Trevathan's hit on Davante Adams and if it's time for the NFL to adopt the college football targeting rule.
Virginia Head Coach Bronco Mendenhall joins the show and talks the win over Boise State, the team's surprising 3-1 start and more.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Michael Robinson talks the events of this past Sunday in the NFL, Week 4 and more. Ricky LaBlue of TechSideline.com talks the Hokies and the Tigers in prime time and what Tech has to do to pull off the upset.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Wahoos coach Bronco Mendenhall talks the win over Boise State, the team's surprising 3-1 start and more. Dave Glenn of The ACC Sports Journal discusses the swift reaction by Louisville to the FBI investigation of corruption and fraud and the future of Rick Pitino.
During the first hour, Wes discusses Rick Pitino being placed on leave from Louisville and the continued fallout from the FBI's investigation. And RIP to a legend who brought joy to many men.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Chip Patterson goes around college football and talks Virginia Tech-Clemson ahead of the showdown in Blacksburg on Saturday.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Steve Gardner looks at the MLB playoff picture as the regular season draws to a close. Jon Laaser previews Virginia Tech's prime time showdown with Clemson this weekend.
During the first hour, Wes discusses the FBI's investigation of fraud and corruption and how this scandal is a lot different than the rest.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Ryan Wilson of CBS Sports goes around the NFL to discuss the Cowboys, the NFC East and more. Wizards Head Coach Scott Brooks shares stories and talks the upcoming season as the Wizards arrive in Richmond for training camp.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Rich Tandler of CSN Mid-Atlantic breaks down the Redskins win against the Raiders and if the narrative for the season has changed after Sunday night. Lane Casadonte of CBS 6 looks ahead to Virginia Tech's showdown with Clemson and discusses Virginia's surprising win over Boise State.
During the first hour, Wes discusses the Cowboys' demonstration before the National Anthem on Monday Night Football and why he agrees with Jerry Jones on it. Also, did the Redskins win Sunday night change the outlook of their season?
Joining Wes for the third hour, Mike Barber recaps Virginia's shocking win over Boise State Friday night and Virginia Tech remaining undefeated.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Mike Jones discusses the Redskins surprising beatdown of the Raiders and the impressive display by both units.
During the first hour, Wes discusses an unprecedented day in the NFL with protests across the league and craziness on the field.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Michael Phillips previews the Redskins primetime match up with the Raiders on Sunday and how they'll manage with all their injuries. Ken Crites of Rotowire.com answers fantasy football questions.
Joining Wes for the second hour, former Raiders and Falcons offensive lineman Lincoln Kennedy talks the Raiders chances to overthrow the Patriots, the expectations in 2017 and more.
During the first hour, Wes discusses the Rams and 49ers giving the NFL a good night on the field and the report that Aaron Hernandez had Stage 3 CTE giving the league another bad look off of it.
Joining Wes in studio for the third hour, Michael Robinson discusses Week 2 in the NFL and looks ahead to Week 3. Redskins insider JP Finlay discusses injuries and how the Skins can get their passing game going.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Dan Hellie of The NFL Network goes around the NFL and gives the team he feels better or worse about after Week 2.
During the first hour, Wes discusses a scary scene at Yankee Stadium Wednesday night and why the decision for baseball is a no-brainer. Also, is it lazy for Pauly to take the elevator in the morning?
Joining Wes for the third hour, Dave Koehn recaps the Cavaliers win over UConn and looks ahead to their Friday night showdown with Boise State.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Steve Gardner of USA Today discusses the record amount of home runs in MLB this year and the playoff race. Voice of the Hokies Jon Laaser talks the early success of Josh Jackson, Adonis Alexander's absence from the team and the upcoming in-state bout with Old Dominion.
During the first hour, Wes talks baseball's new home run record and why it's hard to simply enjoy the moment. Also, what's your sore spot in sports?
Joining Wes for the third hour, Ryan Wilson goes around the NFL to discuss the Giants, the Cowboys blowout loss Sunday, Ezekiel Elliott and more.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Mike Jones discusses the Redskins shutting down Su'a Cravens for the season and if there is something both sides are not telling. Lane Casadonte talks the Hokies win over East Carolina and when Adonis Alexander will play again.
During the first hour, Wes recaps Monday Night Football and why the Giants are in big trouble with their offensive line. Also, did the Redskins shut the door on Su'a Cravens as he was about to walk back through it?
Joining Wes for the third hour, Mike Barber talks the Hokies' offensive outburst against East Carolina and Virginia's big win over UConn.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Brian McNally looks back on the Redskins win over the Rams and discusses the success of the run game and needing more from Kirk Cousins. Wes also gives his ten observations from the college football weekend in "1st & 10."
During the first hour, Wes returns from paternity leave and talks the Redskins getting their first win of 2017 over the Rams, if they can establish a run game and an NFL team that has him thinking differently after Week 2.
Filling in for Wes, Michael Phillips is joined in the second hour by Ken Crites to answer fantasy football questions including what to do now that David Johnson is down with an injury.
Filling in for Wes, Michael Phillips looks at the NFL schedule ahead this weekend and how the Indians' win streak has changed the MLB Playoff landscape. And FOX Sports 910's own Gary Hess joins Michael to preview the High School Game of the Week and talk some college football.
Filling in for Wes, Michael Phillips talks the Indians winning their 22nd straight game, the Texans winning a snoozer on Thursday Night Football and why they are risking DeShaun Watson behind a questionable offensive line.
Filling in for Wes, Michael Phillips is joined by Michael Robinson to talk Texans-Bengals, how much concern Redskins fans should have and the Sean McVay factor against the Redskins.
Filling in for Wes, Michael Phillips discusses why the Rams being favored over the Redskins is wrong and the best winning streaks in sports.
Filling in for Wes, Michael Phillips talks the Indians making history with their 21st straight win and a questionable decision by Nationals Manager Dusty Baker.
Filling in for Wes, Michael Phillips is joined for the third hour by former UVA and current Howard Head Coach Mike London to discuss his return to his alma mater, Richmond and what his team's upset of UNLV meant to the program. Voice of the Wahoos Dave Koehn previews Virginia's game against UConn and what needs to be corrected to bounce back from its first loss.
Filling in for Wes, Michael Phillips is joined in the second hour by Jon Laaser to look ahead to the Hokies match up against East Carolina.
Filling in for Wes, Michael Phillips talks the Indians stretching their historic winning streak to 20 games and why very few fans showed up to see it.
Filling in for Wes, Danny Nokes is joined in the third hour by Ryan Wilson to go around the NFL and discuss the Redskins offensive struggle, David Johnson's injury and Marshawn Lynch's return.
Filling in for Wes, Danny Nokes is joined in the second hour by Lane Casadonte to talk Virginia Tech's offense and the Wahoos.
Filling in for Wes, Danny Nokes recaps the weekend in college football and opening weekend for the NFL.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Ryan Wilson of CBS Sports discusses the waiting for a ruling on Ezekiel Elliott, his favorite teams heading into the season and his Super Bowl prediction. Mike Barber of the Times-Dispatch talks Josh Jackson's successful debut for the Hokies and what he will mean to the team moving forward this season.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Mike Jones discusses the Su'a Cravens news, where exactly this story got started, how it might play out and the team's response. Lane Casadonte talks the Hokies win over West Virginia and the impressive debut of Josh Jackson.
During the first hour, Wes looks back on the opening weekend in college football including big wins for many schools in the Commonwealth. And will Su'a Cravens return to the Redskins or walk away from football altogether?
David Teel joins the show and looks ahead to the opening week match ups for Virginia and Virginia Tech.
Joining Wes in studio for the third hour, Michael Robinson talks the NFL dropping the ball in the Ezekiel Elliott case and what it's like to be an NFL player on cut day. David Teel looks ahead to the opening week match ups for Virginia and Virginia Tech.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Sean Manning of The Dominion Post breaks down the West Virginia Mountaineers and what the Hokies should expect from Dana Holgorsen's squad. Michael Phillips gives his takeaways from the Redskins final preseason game and what to watch for as cuts begin.
During the first hour, Wes discusses how the NFL may have mishandled the Ezekiel Elliott suspension and the return of college football.
Joining Wes for the third hour, JP Finlay of CSN Mid-Atlantic talks the Redskins heading into the final preseason game and which players are out and which ones are in for final cuts. Hokies legend Frank Beamer discusses retirement, his relationship with Justin Fuente and his memories of Virginia Tech-West Virginia. Parney from the Flying Squirrels drops by to let you know how you can help victims of Hurricane Harvey.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Bill Bender of The Sporting News talks most overrated and underrated teams, his Heisman Trophy favorites and the most intriguing match ups in the 2017 college football season. Russ Huesman discusses moving Richmond vs. Sam Houston State and the complications that arose from Hurricane Harvey.
During the first hour, Wes looks ahead to the college football season beginning tonight and why college football has the most important regular season. Also remembering Rollie and what was your earliest sports memory?
Bryan Schor joins Wes to talk preparing for game day, winning the starting job a year ago and which pro quarterback he would most like to work out with.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Ken Crites answers fanatasy football questions and Bryan Schor talks preparing for game day, winning the starting job a year ago and which pro quarterback he would most like to work out with.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Jon Laaser talks position battles as the season opener looms, previews the match up with West Virginia on Sunday and plays a lightning round.
During the first hour, Wes talks more on Giancarlo Stanton's torrid home run pace and why 62 is special, but not the record. Also, who are the happiest fans in college football? And where does your fan base rank?
Joining Wes for the third hour, Ryan Wilson discusses Matthew Stafford's new deal, Ezekiel Elliott's appeal hearing and more. Mike Barber talks the Hokies as the season approaches and how Justin Fuente will handle his very young roster.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Rich Tandler discusses injuries and concerns for the offense heading into the final week of the preseason. Lane Casadonte looks ahead to Virginia Tech-West Virginia and what a successful season looks like for the Virginia Cavaliers.
During the first hour, Wes talks the Redskins suffering a big loss on defense and a new highest-paid player in the NFL.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Thom Loverro talks McGregor vs. Mayweather and what the fight could do for boxing.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Mike Jones of The Washington Post breaks down the offensive woes for the Redskins and how the team is dealing with the injury bug heading into the final stretch of the preseason. Steve Gardner of USA Today talks Giancarlo Stanton's record-breaking August and Wild Card races as September approaches.
During the first hour, Wes recaps the Redskins third preseason game and another sluggish showing from the offense. And the McGregor vs. Mayweather fight was better than expected, but should there be a rematch?
Joining Wes for the third hour, Michael Robinson goes around the NFL and talks Cam Newton's return, the NFC East and Odell Beckham Jr.'s injury.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Gilbert Manzano of the Vegas Journal Review looks ahead to McGregor vs. Mayweather and how the outcome could affect Las Vegas sportsbooks. Michael Phillips goes around the Redskins and discusses injuries, who might play Sunday and if the offense can figure things out during the "dress rehearsal."
During the first hour, Wes talks about the major money on the line for McGregor-Mayweather and if Conor McGregor can make weight before the fight.
Joining Wes for the third hour, VCU Head Coach Mike Rhoades talks about his response to the events in Charlottesville and why it's important to have open discussions about social issues on a team.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Richmond Spiders quarterback Kyle Lauletta and defensive linemen Brandon Waller talk about the upcoming season, injuries and first impressions of their new head coach.
During the first hour, Wes recaps a heart-breaking loss for......the Dodgers? And why was Wednesday's press conference an indication of how the McGregor-Mayweather fight will go?
Joining Wes for the third hour, Kyle Lauletta talks about his recovery from a knee injury last season and his expectations for himself and the Spiders heading into 2017.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Lane Casadonte takes a look at the major story lines as the Redskins prepare to start training camp on Thursday.
During the first hour, Wes discusses the Cowboys offseason and which NFL teams are giving you a feeling for a bad season given their offseason thus far.
Filling in for Wes, Michael Phillips talks more on Kyrie and gives his best and worst from the weekend, including Michael Phelps' showdown with a shark.
Filling in for Wes, Michael Phillips discusses the top position battles to watch as Redskins training camp begins on Thursday.
Filling in for Wes, Michael Phillips reviews Jordan Spieth's historic win at The British Open and Kyrie Irving wanting out of Cleveland.
In the third hour, Michael continues to look at Hugh Freeze's resignation and the insane world that is the SEC.
In the Second hour, Michael talks about the sudden resignation of Ole Miss Head Coach Hugh Freeze plus a special edition of "Yo McElroy Trivia."
In the first hour, Michael Phillips of the Times-Dispatch fills in for Wes as he looks into the Kirk Cousins contract problems and how this could be the sign of players gaining more power in the NFL plus more.
Wes sits down with Duke football coach David Cutcliffe to talk about the upcoming season and what the Blue Devils bring that most other Coastal Divisions teams don't.
Joining Wes in the third hour, Michael Robinson talks the Kirk Cousins - Redskins disputes, the struggle of getting over a Super Bowl loss and more. Former VCU star and Ram Nation coach Bradford Burgess calls in to talk how it feels to be coaching a team and how Ram Nation will fare in The Basketball Tournament.
In the second hour, Attorney Alan Milstein joins the show to discuss OJ Simpson's upcoming parole hearing and Wes reveals his $10 bets on NFL teams.
In the First hour, training camps are starting to get underway around the NFL and Wes wants to know which team is the most interesting heading into the season and Wes chats with Duke Football coach David Cutcliffe on the upcoming season for the Blue Devils.
Wes talks to Cavaliers coach Bronco Mendenhall on his expectations on the team this season and what he might do should UVA win some games.
In the third hour, Wes talks to Michael Phillips of the Times-Dispatch on Kirk Cousins and the Reskins not reaching a long-term deal and Spiders Football coach Russ Huesman drops in to talk the up coming season for the University.
In the second hour Wes talks to UVA Football coach Bronco Mendenhall as they discuss the expectations of the Cavaliers this season and Richmond Kickers alum Ronnie Pascale calls in to talk about the team's international Friendly against Swansea City.
During the first hour, Wes talks about whether or not Kirk Cousins will pursue free agency after this season in Washington and it's National Hot Dog day so Wes asks the important question, is a hot dog a sandwich?
Joining Wes for the third hour, Jerry Brewer discusses his column breaking down how Bruce Allen and the Redskins ruined the Cousins contract negotiations.
Joining Wes for the second hour, Rich Tandler of CSN Washington talks the Cousins deadline passing with no deal done and Justin Fuente looks back on his first season at Virginia Tech and the expectations for 2017.
During the first hour, Wes discusses the Redskins failing to reach a long-term deal with Kirk Cousins and why the team leaked the details of the contract offer.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Joel Corry of CBS Sports talks about the franchise tag deadline from an agent's perspective and Mike Barber of the Times-Dispatch wraps up ACC Kickoff weekend.
Joining Wes for the third hour, Michael Phillips talks Kirk Cousins as the franchise tag deadline approaches, ACC Network analyst and former UVA linebacker Stan Norfleet discusses the Wahoos and what the team must do to reverse course in 2017. Virginia Tech broadcasters Jon Laaser and Mike Burnop preview the Hokies' season and discuss what they love most about a college football Saturday.
Joining Wes for the second hour, David Teel talks the ACC's success and which team excites him most this season and Derwin James discusses his injury and the prospect of being a Heisman contender.
Joining Wes for the first hour in Charlotte, Bill Hancock discusses the success of the College Football Playoff and what last year's National Championship has done for college football.