Roc and Manuch with Jimmy B

In the final hour, the guys open by sharing their favorite games and scores from the first full slate of college football action. Manuch follows with his Clip Board report, breaking down the good, honorable mention, and bad quarterback performances of the weekend, including two standout players from the Valley. Later, Arizona Republic columnist Bob McManaman joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the Cardinals’ growth as a franchise, the challenges they face on the road against the New Orleans Saints at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, and the importance of finishing strong throughout the season. The show wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring Bill Belichick’s comments after a disappointing debut at UNC.

In the second hour, the guys welcome Melissa Kowalski, CEO of the 100 Club of Arizona, on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss her organization’s mission and key programs, including tax credit opportunities, license plate initiatives, and critical incident financial assistance and mental health support for first responders. The STAYCOOL Spotlight highlights TCU’s upset win over North Carolina in Chapel Hill, cooling off the hype around Bill Belichick’s Tar Heels. The crew also reacts to breaking news that Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder Lourdes Gurriel Jr. has torn his right ACL. Later, ABC Channel 15 Sports Director Craig Fouhy joins the program for another lively edition of “Fact or Fouhy,” covering ASU football, NIL, and the Arizona Cardinals. The hour wraps up with a quirky “Random Fact of the Day” and another Football at 50.

In the opening hour, Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B broadcast live from the Orangedale Lounge in Scottsdale and dive into all the action from Labor Day Weekend. The guys give credit to Coach Brian Wright and Northern Arizona for their well-coached effort against the Sun Devils before reacting to some of the biggest early upsets from college football’s opening week. In “Replay: Rewind,” the crew looks back at top highlights from the weekend slate. Former ASU and NFL quarterback Rudy Carpenter joins on the Right Toyota Guest Line to share his perspective on Sam Leavitt’s performance, ASU’s outlook heading into Mississippi State, and his thoughts on Jerry Jones’ decision to move on from Micah Parsons. The hour closes with a lighthearted “On This Day” and a jam-packed Football at 50. 

Hour three kicks off with former ASU and NFL quarterback Jake “The Snake” Plummer joining the Right Toyota Guest Line to share what this time of year means for players, the advice he’d give to Sun Devils QB Sam Leavitt, and what stands out to him about head coach Kenny Dillingham. In the next segment, Roc unveils his conspiracy theories surrounding the Dallas Cowboys’ decision to trade away Micah Parsons, sparking a deeper discussion on how the move impacts both Dallas and the Green Bay Packers’ championship window. The guys weigh the pros and cons of acquiring a superstar with Parsons’ talent — and contract — and how it shapes a franchise’s future. The show wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” featuring today’s final call, before closing with the highly anticipated return of the crew’s Locks of the Weekend.

Hour two begins with Erik Moses, Executive Director and CEO of the Fiesta Sports Foundation, joining the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss which games have his attention this weekend, the future of the College Football Playoff format, and the growing discussion around player bonuses for postseason participation. Next, the guys play another edition of “Rowe’s Picks” as Kevin Rowe from the Lerner & Rowe Law Offices takes on a lucky caller in an overs-and-unders competition for a prize package. The Right Toyota Guest Line stays active as professional handicapper Scott Spreitzer from Doc Sports recaps last night’s action and highlights his favorite bets for the Labor Day weekend slate. The hour closes with the crew reflecting on the remarkable career of Lee Corso, as the longtime ESPN College GameDay host prepares to wrap up his run.

The final show of the week kicks off live from Right Toyota in Scottsdale, as Roc and Manuch react to the opening wave of Labor Day Weekend college football games. In this edition of “Replay: Rewind,” the guys revisit Kyle Schwarber’s historic night for the Phillies and the debut of Diamondbacks pitcher Taylor Rashi. Later, Steve Helwagen of 247Sports and Bucknuts.com joins on the Right Toyota Guest Line to break down the post-championship “hangover” for Ohio State, preview the week one showdown with Texas, discuss QB Julian Sayin’s debut, and highlight what to expect from sophomore wideout Jeremiah Smith. The hour wraps with a fun edition of “On This Day” and another loaded “Football at 50.”

The third hour begins with the crew recapping the Arizona Diamondbacks’ 6-4 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers, securing a 2-2 series split. The energy shifts as C.C. and Lazz deliver this week’s “Producers Payback,” stirring up some fun at Jimmy B’s expense with behind-the-glass antics. Later, Howard Balzer, SiriusXM NFL Radio host and USA Today CardsWire contributor, joins on the Right Toyota Guest Line to break down the Arizona Cardinals’ finalized 53-man roster, highlight surprising cuts and standouts, and give his perspective on the Cowboys’ blockbuster trade sending Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers. The hour wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” featuring the final call from the Diamondbacks’ 6-4 victory in Milwaukee.

The second hour opens with excitement over the start of the college football season before the crew pivots to breaking NFL news: the Dallas Cowboys trading star linebacker Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers. The guys analyze the stunning move, considering how it shifts expectations for both franchises. Next, Roc delivers his weekly “Manvice” segment, running through some of the quirkiest, funniest, and trendiest stories from around the sports and pop culture world. Later, the conversation circles back to the Parsons deal as Jimmy B, Manuch, and C.C. weigh the pros and cons of the trade and its impact on the NFC. The hour wraps up with “Peaks Picks,” the Twin Peaks Trivia Challenge, as a caller goes head-to-head with a Twin Peaks Girl for a gift card prize.

In the opening hour, the show broadcasts live from Twin Peaks in Deer Valley as Manuch, Jimmy B, and C.C. set the stage for a busy sports day and the official return of college football in Arizona. The crew launches into their “Forks, Cats, and Jacks” coverage, spotlighting all three major programs across the state. First up, NAU head coach Brian Wright joins to discuss his team’s mindset heading into a tough season opener against Arizona State, the buzz surrounding Lumberjack football, and their strategy for competing in Tempe. Later, ASU assistant head coach and special teams coordinator Charlie Ragle calls in to share his perspective on the locker room’s excitement, the culture of accountability, and his confidence in Coach Wright’s direction for NAU. The hour wraps with Arizona senior associate athletic director Tony Daniel, who reflects on the Wildcats’ offseason progress, the opportunities created by membership in the Big 12, and the program’s trajectory under Brent Brennan’s leadership.

In the third hour, Manuch and Jimmy B lead off with the latest from the Arizona Cardinals following cut day, breaking down the finalized 53-man roster and playing clips from head coach Jonathan Gannon, who praised a few late-surging players that earned roster spots. The crew then shifts to a league-wide preview, sharing their predictions on which teams will emerge as division champions this season in the NFL. Attention turns to the college ranks as Jimmy B and Manuch run through the Labor Day weekend slate of games, highlighting key matchups beginning Thursday night. The show closes with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring Greg Jennings from FS1’s First Things First declaring the Arizona Cardinals as the team to beat in the NFC West.

In the second hour, Manuch, Jimmy B, and C.C. kick things off by debating the State 48 Question of the Day, sharing their predictions on how the NFC West will shape up this season. Manuch then highlights the Arizona Cardinals’ decision to keep all seven of their 2025 draft picks on the 53-man roster, breaking down expectations for the young group in year one. The guys also discuss first-round pick Walter Nolan III, who remains sidelined with a calf injury and will begin the season on the PUP list. In “Campus Quickies,” the crew previews the opening weekend of college football with insights from ASU insider Hod Rabino on the Sun Devils’ matchup against NAU, Arizona Wildcats analyst Glenn P. Howell ahead of their clash with Hawaii, and NAU play-by-play voice Mitch Strohman on the Lumberjacks’ preparations to face ASU in Tempe. The hour wraps with the A/C Experts Hot Player of the Week, honoring George Springer, who batted .423 with 4 home runs, 6 RBIs, and 8 runs scored over his last seven games.

In the opening hour, Jimmy B and Manuch dive into the Arizona Diamondbacks’ improbable late rally to tie Milwaukee in the 8th inning, only to watch the Brewers walk it off in the 9th for a 9-8 loss. The crew relives the action in “Replay: Rewind,” featuring highlights from the D-backs’ defeat and the emotional swings of the night. Suns radio voice and analyst Tim Kempton then joins the Right Toyota Guest Line, where he discusses the importance of team values in today’s NBA, sets early expectations for the Suns’ newcomers and young talent, evaluates Devin Booker’s evolving role as the offensive leader, and shares strong opinions on recent Jalen Green rhetoric. The hour wraps with a reflective “On This Day” moment before shifting into a loaded “Football at 50” segment that breaks down the aftermath of roster cut day around the NFL.

In the third hour, the guys open with a flashback as Manuch shares his personal story of being released on NFL cut day during his time with Buffalo, setting the stage for a deeper look at the realities of roster moves. Manuch then presents his weekly Clipboard Report, evaluating three quarterbacks from Week Zero and placing them in categories of “The Good,” “The Honorable Mention,” and “The Bad.” Later, Arizona Republic writer Bob McManaman joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to analyze the Cardinals’ final 53-man roster, highlighting surprise cuts, players who earned their spots in preseason, and his outlook on Arizona moving forward. The show closes with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring Jody Jackson’s earlier insights on the Diamondbacks, followed by a lighter segment with Jimmy B and some Taylor Swift fun.

In the second hour, Roc and Manuch dive into the Arizona Cardinals’ roster cutdowns to 53 players, noting that first-round pick Walter Nolan III will begin the season on the PUP list while managing a calf injury. The conversation shifts to this week’s STAYCOOL Spotlight, where the guys highlight the Chicago Cubs’ recent hot streak and their potential path to a postseason run. Later, former Cardinals defensive lineman Michael Bankston joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss Zaven Collins’ development, how young linemen Darius Robinson and Walter Nolan III are battling early career calf injuries, and even shares some lighthearted banter with Manuch about their alma maters. The hour wraps with a “Random Fact of the Day” and another edition of “Football at 50.”

We begin today’s first hour with Jimmy B and Manuch reacting to the wild haboob and monsoon storms sweeping across the Valley before transitioning into the latest NFL roster cutdowns. In “Replay: Rewind,” the crew revisits highlights and postgame reaction from the Diamondbacks’ 7–5 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. Later, MLB.com pre- and postgame host Jody Jackson joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to share her perspective on the Diamondbacks’ uphill climb, noting that despite the talent, it may be realistic for fans to count this season out even with the Wild Card still technically within reach. The hour wraps with “On This Day” in sports history and another edition of “Football at 50.”

In the final hour of today’s show, Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B dive into the latest NFL storylines as preseason concludes and attention turns toward Week One of the regular season. The guys then examine a series of lists showcasing standout players from the Valley who are making an impact in the league. Later, former Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Frank Sanders joins the Right Toyota Guest Line for a lively conversation, mixing in some golf humor with his analysis of the Cardinals’ 20–10 preseason win and his outlook as the team prepares for the season opener. The show wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” as Craig Fouhy weighs in on Arizona’s projected win totals for the 2025 season.

In the second hour of today’s show, Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B look back at a busy Week Zero in college football, revisiting highlights from Iowa State–Kansas State’s “Farmagedon” clash and Stanford’s upset loss to Hawaii, while also previewing an exciting Labor Day weekend slate. The crew then turns to their “G2G Game Changers of the Weekend,” recognizing big-time performances from PGA star Tommy Fleetwood, Yankees standouts Jazz Chisholm and Trent Grisham, and Seattle catcher Cal Raleigh, who etched his name into the history books. Later, ABC Channel 15 Sports Director Craig Fouhy joins the Right Toyota Guest Line for another lively round of “Fact or Fouhy,” where he weighs in on the Cardinals’ preseason progress, the Diamondbacks’ Wildcard hopes, and Tommy Fleetwood’s Tour Championship triumph. The hour closes with “Random Fact of the Day” as the guys put Manuch’s football knowledge to the test.

In the opening hour of today’s show, Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B break down a loaded weekend of sports, including the return of college football, the Cardinals’ preseason victory over the Raiders, and another late-game bullpen meltdown by the Diamondbacks in their series finale with Cincinnati. The guys then roll into “Replay: Rewind” to revisit highlights from Saturday night’s Cardinals–Raiders matchup as well as Iowa State and Kansas State’s international “Farmagedon” showdown, where Manuch’s alma mater came up just short. Later, the crew welcomes NFC West Beat Writer for NFL on FOX, Eric Williams, on the Right Toyota Guest Line to share insights into Matthew Stafford and the Rams’ outlook, the latest developments with the 49ers, and why Seattle could be a dangerous sleeper. The hour closes with “On This Day” in sports history and the always-anticipated “Football at 50.”

In the third and final hour, Roc and Manuch review the latest college football headlines, including Kansas State’s fans showing up in Dublin for their season opener versus Iowa State and a Chandler, Arizona quarterback making headlines with his college contract. Manuch then shares his Clipboard Report, outlining five key questions for the Arizona Cardinals as they prepare for their preseason finale against the Las Vegas Raiders. Later, former NFL cornerback and current Raiders pre- and postgame analyst Mark McMillian joins on the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide insight on the Cardinals-Raiders matchup, covering topics from Tom Brady’s presence in Vegas to standout performances by Ashton Jeanty and Brock Bowers. The hour concludes with Lerner & Rowe’s “One Call That’s All,” featuring Cardinals Head Coach Jonathan Gannon discussing the progress of young linebacker Cody Simon from Ohio State.

In the second hour, Roc and Manuch are joined by Erik Moses, Executive Director and CEO of the Fiesta Sports Foundation, to discuss the evolving landscape of college football, including the SEC’s move to a nine-conference game schedule. The conversation then shifts to betting insights as Kevin Rowe from Lerner & Rowe shares his weekly over/under picks live with a caller on the Right Toyota Guest Line. Later, professional sports handicapper Scott Spreitzer from Doc Sports joins to provide his favorite bets for the weekend, covering both NFL Preseason games and Week Zero of the college football season. The hour concludes with a fun edition of “Random Fact of the Day” and another edition of Football at 50.

In the first hour, Roc and Manuch start by previewing the upcoming weekend series between the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Cincinnati Reds while also weighing in on the ongoing Micah Parsons and Dallas Cowboys situation. The show then rolls into “Replay: Rewind,” highlighting key moments from Week 3 of NFL Preseason Thursday Night Football, including comments from Aaron Rodgers on his new wide receiver and Jerry Jones’ perspective on the controversy. Later, former Arizona Cardinal and NFL linebacker Rob Fredrickson joins on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the development of last year’s first-round pick edge rusher Darius Robinson, the dynamics of benching starters in the modern NFL preseason, depth at skill positions, and rookie cornerback Will Johnson’s performance. The hour closes with a brief edition of “On this Day” and Football at 50.

In the third hour, Manuch opens with his perspective on the Arizona Cardinals’ approach to training camp and the preseason, followed by sound from head coach Jonathan Gannon on roster evaluations and preparations for the season opener. Next comes “Producers Payback,” where C.C. and Matt turn the tables by replaying some of Roc and Manuch’s funnier on-air blunders. Later, SiriusXM NFL Radio host and CardsWire contributor Howard Balzer joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the contract agreement with re-signed offensive guard Will Hernandez, evaluate the Cardinals’ training camp performance, and deliver his signature H-Bomb of the week. The hour closes with Lerner & Rowe’s “One Call That’s All,” featuring tight end Trey McBride on his development as a leader within the Cardinals locker room.

In the second hour, Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. open with a discussion on the latest reports of ESPN closing in on a deal to control broadcast rights for five MLB teams, including the Diamondbacks, before shifting into a lighter conversation on favorite TV series and comedies. Next comes Roc’s always-entertaining “Manvice,” highlighting quirky and humorous storylines from around the web, including Bon Jovi, Air Fryers, and Taylor Swift possibly hinting at the Super Bowl halftime performer. Later, ESPN Broadcaster Roxy Bernstein joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss his upcoming call of the ASU–NAU matchup, preparation for each broadcast, and the SEC’s move to a nine-game football schedule in 2026. Bernstein also weighs in on the Power 4 conference rankings and shares his thoughts on key week one matchups over Labor Day Weekend. The hour wraps with “Peaks Picks,” the weekly Twin Peaks Trivia Challenge, where a caller faces off against a Twin Peaks Girl for a gift card.

In the first hour, Jimmy B. and Manuch begin with a spirited discussion on the return of football and whether the Cardinals can afford to give Kyler Murray another chance if this season falls short of expectations. In the “Replay: Rewind” segment, the guys revisit the Diamondbacks’ walk-off victory against the Cleveland Guardians, including Torey Lovullo’s postgame comments on the dismissal of third base coach Shaun Larkin and highlights from around Major League Baseball. Later, ASU Assistant Head Coach and Special Teams Coordinator Charlie Ragle joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to share how the Sun Devils are preparing for their season opener against NAU, the importance of weekly game-planning, and addressing inconsistencies in the kicking game. The hour closes with “On This Day” and a loaded edition of “Football at 50.”

Hour three opens with Jimmy B. and Manuch providing a live look-in as Diamondbacks’ Lourdes Gurriel Jr. hits a ninth-inning homerun to tie the game 2-2 and push it into extra innings. The conversation then shifts to comments from Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon, discussing roster decisions and his thoughts as final cuts approach following Saturday’s preseason matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders. Suns Radio Analyst Tim Kempton joins on the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide insight on team health, player mentality, and the key battles leading into training camp, including the competition at the guard position between Colin Gillespie and Jalen Green. The hour concludes with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring Adrian Del Castillo’s walk-off RBI single, which scored Pavin Smith in extra innings to clinch the win and the series for the Diamondbacks against the Cleveland Guardians.