Steve Jones Show

Neal Coolong joins the show to discuss the Aaron Rodgers saga with the Steelers; Steelers draft needs; RBs in the draft (Omarion Hampton and Cam Skattebo) for the Steelers.

Steve talks some North Carolina and NCAA Tournament with Matt Catrillo and the retirement of Brandon Graham. Then in the second segment, we talk more NCAA hoops, Penn State wrestling and Opening Day in baseball

Steve is joined by Nate Bauer in the first half hour to discuss the NCAA Tournament; some Penn State men's basketball talk, including why no postseason tournament and some college sports talk; then Steve talks the NCAA hoops tournament

Nate joins the show to discuss the NCAA Tournament bracket; one thing he'd ask Penn State men's coach; Why Penn State didn't go to any postseason tournaments; and a discussion on the current state of college sports.

Steve spends both segments talking the NCAA Tournament bracket...Why North Carolina got in? and Why North Carolina didn't deserve the bid? We talk about some of the seeds; some bracket hints and why teams turning down the NIT might lead to the NCAA Tournament expanding.

Steve talks more college basketball: Fran McCaffery out at Iowa and some talk on the two Big Ten hoops openings; We also get an update on Penn State wrestler Josh Barr; in the second segment, the King returns to talk with his brother.

ESPN's Emily Kaplan joins the show to discuss her road to ESPN's hockey coverage from Penn State and the Monday Morning Quarterback with Peter King; the 4 nations Cup and her job with ESPN

Steve is joined in the first segment by ESPN hockey's Emily Kaplan to talk about her career and some NHL news; then Steve talks the NCAA Tournament and some teams that have a chance to improve their chances to get into the field this weekend.

Steve is joined by St. Francis coach Rob Krimmel to discuss the Red Flashes' first trip to the NCAA Tournament since 1991. Then in the second segment, we discuss John Feinstein after his death on Thursday and a some college hoops talk

St. Francis coach Rob Krimmel joins the show to discuss the Red Flash first appearance in the NCAA Tournament since 1991. What the older players meant to this run; his freshman Juan Cranford's maturation this season; coaching a mid-major; Rob's journey to St. Francis.

Gerry joins the show to discuss the Steelers actions in Free agency and the D.K. Metcalf signing; the signings of Darius Slay and Kenneth Gainwell; what is happening at QB with the Steelers; then Gerry and Steve talk some professional golf.

In today's first hour, The Chief - Dave Ritchie - joins us to discuss his high school football coach Dick Purnell being honored with a Lifetime Achievement award on Sunday...Then the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Gerry Dulac updates us on the Steelers free agency and discusses some golf news.

Steve talks two recent passings: Penn State sports psychologist Dave Yukelson and NBA player Junior Bridgeman; then we talk some miscellaneous college sports news: some House settlement details and UNLV says it can't pay its football coach after the first two years of his five-year contract

Sweeny and Steve discuss the problems surrounding the Yankees Spring Training and should Yankees fans be concerned; Spring Training and what one can learn from it; and some general MLB thoughts

Steve opens the show with Sweeny Murti of MLB.com to discuss some Yankees and some general thoughts on what you can learn from Spring Training; then in the second segment: Steve discusses St. Francis (Pa.) and Rob Kimmel getting into the NCAA Tournament and the ACC's issues heading into Selection Weekend

Steve is joined by Neal Coolong in the first segment to discuss all things NFL Free Agency so far, including thoughts on D.K. Metcalf and the Steelers QB situation. Then we discuss college basketball tournaments in the second segment

Neal joins Steve to discuss all things NFL Free Agency: is J.J. McCarthy the answer in Minnesota: the D.K. Metcalf trade to the Steelers; Who will QB the Steelers next year? Myles Garrett thoughs

Steve is joined by Matt Catrillo in the first segment to discuss the Yankees injuries and the Eagles free agency choices so far this week. In the second segment, Steve discusses the PSU men' s basketball award winners from the Big Ten; why its wrong the Big Ten isn't taking every team to its basketball tournaments; and some talk about the mid-major tournaments.

Steve continues his talk about the Naming rights of Beaver Stadium; why its needed and how Joe Paterno and John Cappelletti; raising money in this era

John W. Miller the author of the Last Manager about former Baltimore Orioles' manager Earl Weaver joins us to discuss his book. We talk Weaver's life; why Miller decided to write a book on Earl Weaver: you can purchase the book here: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Last-Manager/John-W-Miller/9781668030929

Steve is joined in the first segment by John W. Miller to discuss his Earl Weaver biography The Last Manager (https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Last-Manager/John-W-Miller/9781668030929) and then in the second segment we discuss Penn State's athletic success this weekend before we start are discussion of the naming rights of Beaver Stadium.

Steve talks the final regular season weekend of college basketball season; Saturday's game with Wisconsin, some Badgers notes; then we talk some Iowa hoops and will Fran McCafferty return. In the final segment, we talk the AAC and their minimum requirements to pay student athletes.

Doug joins the show to discuss Thursday night's win over Loyola (Md.) in the Patriot League quarterfinals: What makes the Bison so resilient; the atmosphere at Sojka and what to expect in Sunday's game with Navy

We open the show with Friday morning's Winter Workout results for the PSU football team; then we talk last night's Bucknell victory; Charles Barkley's rant about ESPN; then Bucknell play-by-play voice Doug Birdsong joins the show talk last night's Bucknell victory.

Steve spends most of the hour discussing the Penn State men's basketball team: what went wrong this season; expectations versus reality; Firing the coach isn't the answer