Miller and Condon on the Iowa Sports Radio Network

Trent opens up the hour with more on the decision to come back to school from Wigginton and Cook, the teleconference with Fran McCaffery and Ken Miller checks in from Vegas.

Trent opens the show with a look at the decisions from Tyler Cook to come back to Iowa and Lindell Wigginton back to ISU, who's in better shape as a team going into next year and more. Then, Matt Snyder from CBS Sports stops by to talk baseball.

The 2nd hour begins with Trent talking college basketball and the decisions for Wigginton and Cook with Kevin Lehman, then Ken Miller checks in from Vegas.

Trent opens the show talking about the upcoming decisions from Lindell Wigginton and Tyler Cook for the NBA Draft, a crazy story from 76ers GM Bryan Colangelo, Dylan Montz talks Cyclones basketball and football along with some recruiting and Chris Seuntjens talks about the Iowa Coin Expo and his Cyclones.

Trent opens up the 2nd hour with a conversation with Scott Dochterman from Land of 10. Scott talks about the closing of Land of 10, Ferentz vs. Fry and nonconference scheduling. Then ESPN's Mitch Sherman stops by to talk about some college baseball and football.

Trent is solo today and opens the show with a look at the NBA Game 7s over the past few weeks, the beginning of the Stanley Cup Finals and more. Then, Ken Miller checks in from Vegas with his thoughts on the sports weekend.

John Walters, the Voice of the Cylclones stops by 1st to talk about the Tailgate Tour and more, Tom Kakert talks point spreads for Iowa and Tyler Cook with the guys and then Jason Simbal gives the Vegas perspective for the upcoming weekend in the NBA, Indy 500 and Stanley Cup Finals.

Ken and Trent open the show talking NBA Playoffs, injuries making an impact, Game 6 in Celtics/Cavs and some football numbers from Vegas. Then Bama Bob talks college football offseason storylines with the guys and Josh from Gusto Pizza talks about a event benefitting the homeless population coming up in a few weeks.

2nd hour begins with some talk on baseball and another tough loss from the Cubs, Josh Martin stops by to give his thoughts on the NBA Playoffs, Tim Yotter from Viking Update on Minnesota's OTAs and then the guys get ready for the night in sports.

Ken and Trent look at a wide range of topics including the NBA and NHL Playoffs, sports media business and more. Then Jon Miller from Hawkeye Nation continues the conversation on sports media business and a look to the future.

The guys start up the 2nd hour with a look at Iowa baseball falling in Game 1 of the Big Ten Tournament, Chris Dobbertean talks about possible expansion of the NCAA Basketball Tournament and Dylan Montz on the Cyclones before the guys get ready for the night in sports including a hockey Game 7 and Game 5 of Celtics/Cavaliers

Ken and Trent open the show with a look at the night in the NBA, disappointing news from Land of 10, then talk Cubs with David Kaplan (presented by Heartland Flags) and Vinnie Iyer of the Sporting News talks about the latest from the NFL owners meetings.

Ken and Trent start the hour talking about Draft Kings and potential gambling, Scott Miller stops by to talk MLB and Bill Bender on college football before the Hawkeye Swarm.

Ken and Trent open the show with a conversation on a wide range of topics. NBA, Vegas, Maddie Poppe and a whole lot more before welcoming in ESPN's Zubin Mehenti.

Ken and Trent open up talking about some baseball from the weekend, college football talk with Mitch Sherman from ESPN and then Andrew Logue stops by to talk about State Track, Kansas firing their AD and some Royals baseball.

Ken laments the loss of his Jets, the guys recap the sports weekend. Then, Scott Dochterman from Land of 10 stops by to talk about Hawkeye football overachievers and underachievers along with some baseball with the Big Ten Tournament upon us. The guys end the hour looking at some point spreads for Week 1 of the college football season.

The guys open the 2nd hour with a look at sports wagering and blackout restrictions, Blair Kerkhoff from the Kansas City Star talks Royals and Chiefs and then Bob Ligouri from DMACC Softball talks about his teams 45-0 start to the year and the Junior College Softball World Series.

Ken and Trent start up the show with a look at Ken's Jets falling, the NBA Playoffs and a great story with DMACC softball. Marc Morehouse stops by to talk Hawkeye football and Bill Bender on college football.

Hour 2 opens with the guys talking about next week's event at Exile Brewing with the Menace and 25 cent Ruthies, a look at the struggles of the Pac 12, Frank Schwab stops by with a look around the NFL and Randy Wehofer talks Iowa and Chicago Cubs with the fellas.

Ken and Trent open up the show with a conversation on instant replay in baseball, Iowa/Nebraska being scheduled for yearly home and homes in basketball and then David Kaplan stops by to talk about the Bulls in the NBA lottery and the Cubs, presented by Heartland Flags.

The guys open up the hour with more on gambling, Brian Ohorilko from the Iowa Racing & Gaming Commission explains more on the Supreme Court case as it pertains to the state of Iowa. Then, Dylan Montz stops by to talks Cyclones and the Hawkeye Swarm on great quarterbacks in Hawkeye history.

Ken and Trent dive deeper into the sports wagering decision from the Supreme Court, talk NBA and NHL Playoffs, then welcome in ESPN's Zubin Mehenti to talk all things sports.

More on sports wagering, potential pitfalls for the NCAA, Scott Dochterman from Land of 10 talks Hawkeyes and St. Louis Cardinal talk with Brian Walton.

Ken and Trent open up the show talking about the decision by the Supreme Court, opening the way to sports gambling in the state of Iowa. Then, Matt Rudy from Golf Digest gives his thoughts on the Players Championship and Josh Martin breaks down the NBA Conference Finals.

Hour 2 opens with a college basketball conversation on Condi Rice, the Big Ten scheduling, new coaches in the game and more with Rob Dauster from NBC Sports. Then, Tom Kakert of Hawkeye Report gives some thoughts on the latest with DJ Carton, football recruiting and the I-Club in the Quad Cities.