Steve Jones Show

Steve opens the show talking the season-ending injury to Max Granville and some of the possible replacements; then we talk the NBA finals and why this matchup is great on the court, it might not be a great draw on TV.

Steve talks this might be the last U.S. Open for Phil; Pens hire a new coach; Ryan Day thoughts on the Playoff make-up and why 105 roster spots isn't good for football; then we are joined by Ryan Snyder of on3.com to discuss all things Penn State recruiting.

Steve and Ryan have an in-depth discussion of Penn State football recruiting: Recruiting season is never-ending; Penn State's early verbals; How Penn State's June camps have gone from Individual to 7V7; Same names and position groups to keep an eye for over this month.

Jon joins the show to discuss the House settlement; Penn State men's basketball's future; the upcoming football season; a deep dive into the new WR room; some defensive talk and what Jon is looking for out of the next six weeks before fall practice begins.

Steve talks U.S. Open at Oakmont next week; LIV vs. PGA; tonight's Stanley Cup Final and Penn State football and the media; then the Centre Daily Times' Jon Sauber joins the show to talk Penn State hoops and football

Steve is joined by Neal Coolong in the first segment to discuss NFL news and some Pittsburgh Steelers; then in the second segment: Animal House and the Knicks fire Tom Thibodeau

Neal and Steve discuss the retirement of Frank Ragnow and it's effect on the Lions; The QB situations in New Orleans and Cleveland and how it might relate to Aaron Rodgers; How good is Mason Rudolph?

Steve is joined by Matt Catrillo to discuss some Yankees and college sports; then Steve discusses the legacy of Bill Zimfer at Penn State and then Steve and Todd discuss the college football playoff and the scheduling practices of the SEC

Steve is joined by Pro Football Hall of Famer Ray Didinger in the first segment to talk the Eagles and some other NFL news; then Steve breaks down the NHL and NBA finals which both open this week.

We catch up with Pro Football Hall of Famer writer Ray Didinger to discuss the Eagles off-season; the Eagles D, why Quinyon Mitchell might be even better this year; we talk Frank Ragnow's retirement and the Aaron Rodgers saga; then we wrap up with the Eagles season-after the Super Bowl history

Steve talks the weekend in sports: Midd-West grad Griffen Paige eliminates the top-seed in NCAA baseball as a lefty for Wright State; some transfer portal talk for Penn State hoops and coaching salaries in the college sports; In the second segment: we talk the end of Inside the NBA on TNT and the retirement of the Detroit Lions All-Pro center.

Steve and Todd discuss the SEC comments this week about strength of schedule and wanting a new way of picking teams for the College Football Playoff, then we are joined by the King in the second segment.

Mark joins Steve to discuss the state of college sports and college football; what Mark thinks of the 5+11 model for the CFP; Then Mark and Steve discuss the expectations for Penn State football and the White Out game with Oregon.

Steve discusses Penn State losing an important staffer to the New York Jets, then we discuss the NBA and NHL playoffs; in the second segment Mark Wogrenrich joins the show to discuss college sports and Penn State football.

Steve talks a little Penn State football and wanting to be around expectations; then in the second half hour, we discuss expansion of the NCAA men's basketball tournament.

Nate joins the show to discuss Yanic Konan Niederhauser's decision to stay in NBA draft and what it means for Penn State men's basketball; where do the Lions go from here?

Steve talks the Penn State football TV schedule and Matt Catrillo joins the show to discuss college sports' issues; Nate Bauer then joins us to discuss Yanic Konan Niederhauser and the future of Penn State men's basketball.

Steve and Todd discuss more college sports - why Steve has come around to collective bargaining and why Notre Dame still has so much power in the second segment

Steve and Todd are sick of the weather at the start; then we begin a long discussion on the College Football Playoff; changes to the format; what exactly could be happening in college sports.

Steve is joined by Neal Coolong to discuss the Steelers QB situation and contract situations; then some talk about the NBA playoffs in the second segment

Neal joins the show to discuss the Steelers' quarterback situation (Rodgers or Cousins) The Death of Bob Irsay Jr. and his legacy as Colts owner Then a discussion on Steelers' contract issues, including Neal thoughts on T.J. Watt and his contract

We open the show with a golf story from Steve's weekend; Then we discuss the proposals by Big Ten and SEC and CFP.

Steve is joined by USA Today's Bob Nightengale in the first segment to discuss all things Major League Baseball; then the King joins the show in the second hour

Bob Nightengale joins the show to discuss all things in MLB: Why are the Rockies so bad? Why having so many bad teams is bad for baseball; Would the Pirates ever trade Paul Skenes; Some talk on the Tigers, Dodgers and some teams Bob expects to make a move in the standings before July 4.

We talk some Indy 500 and the Pirates scoring five runs for the first time in 26 games..then in the second segment, we discuss the Rockies and Gregg Wetzel pops in returning from Shippensburg.