Roc and Manuch with Jimmy B

Roc opens hour three with a fiery rant on the NCAA’s growing issue of players opting out of bowl games, arguing that skipping postseason play hurts both tradition and the sport, while Jimmy B counters that NIL-era priorities now drive athlete decisions more than team commitments. Roc then pivots to a recent piece by weekly guest Howard Balzer, highlighting how the Cardinals’ long-running carousel of coaching changes has stunted any attempt to build continuity or culture within the franchise. Later, former Cardinals linebacker Rob Fredrickson joins the show via the Right Toyota Guest Line to react to Michigan State hiring Pat Fitzgerald, preview what Arizona’s offense must do to survive a tough Texans defense, and identify young Cardinals who could emerge as foundational pieces. The hour closes with a lighthearted Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” centered around Jimmy B’s on-air mix-up with Erik Moses, followed by the State 48 Roofing Question of the Day results and a look at what’s on tap across the sports weekend.

Hour two opens with Fiesta Sports Foundation CEO Erik Moses joining the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the growing trend of players sitting out bowl games, the excitement building in the Valley for the upcoming Fiesta Bowl, and WWE’s Nikki Bella being named the Fiesta Sports Foundation Grand Master for her impactful community work. Next, Kevin Rowe from the Lerner & Rowe Injury Attorney team leads an Over/Under sports betting contest against a show listener with a Lerner & Rowe Swag Pack up for grabs. Later, professional handicapper Scott Spritzer of DocSports.com shares his top plays for the weekend, breaking down key college bowl matchups—including Army vs. Navy—and several NFL games, highlighted by Cardinals–Texans and Ravens–Bengals. Roc closes the hour with reaction to the latest developments involving former Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore’s dismissal and legal troubles, along with news out of Utah as longtime coach Kyle Whittingham officially steps away.

Live from Right Toyota in Scottsdale, Roc and Jimmy B open Friday’s show with the newest details from Sherrone Moore’s court hearing and the specific charges tied to the former Michigan head coach before shifting into the latest MLB buzz surrounding Diamondbacks star Ketel Marte, weighing the upside and downside of Arizona entertaining potential trade offers. The guys are then joined on the Right Toyota Guest Line by the outspoken Sean Salisbury, who breaks down the ongoing catastrophe of Michigan’s coaching search, urges patience before any drastic action, shares his thoughts on Philip Rivers’ unexpected NFL comeback attempt, and previews the Cardinals’ road test against the Texans. The hour wraps with “On This Day” and a Football at 50 spotlight on tomorrow’s historic Army–Navy game.

Roc begins the final hour by firing off a rant at fans criticizing College GameDay for hosting a rare back-to-back doubleheader at Oklahoma and Texas A&M, while Jimmy B argues there’s simply too much downtime between the regular season and the playoffs. Roc then highlights where the public betting money is landing nationwide before continuing his tirade—this time directed at the Indianapolis Colts for the message they’re sending their locker room and at Philadelphia’s media for aggressively calling for Jalen Hurts to be benched. Later, Sirius XM NFL Radio host and CardsWire contributor Howard Balzer joins the show via the Right Toyota Guest Line to weigh in on the escalating controversy at Michigan involving Sherrone Moore, preview the Cardinals’ matchup against a tough Texans defense, and deliver his weekly H-Bomb pick. The hour wraps with today’s Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” featuring insight from ESPN’s Dan Wetzel, along with the results of the State 48 Roofing Question of the Day and what’s on tap tonight in sports.

Roc opens hour two by laying out the University of Michigan’s turbulent last five years, highlighting the repeated dysfunction and scandals within the athletic department and arguing that the pattern warrants meaningful consequences. Jimmy B counters by emphasizing the urgency for Michigan to move fast in hiring leadership that can restore credibility while the brand still carries weight. Roc then delivers this week’s holiday-flavored installment of “Manvice,” spotlighting bizarre national headlines and offbeat seasonal storylines. Later, Big Ten color analyst and insider Yogi Roth joins the show via the Right Toyota Guest Line, offering perspective on Michigan’s current unraveling, the cultural arrogance that contributed to it, and the growing list of potential candidates to replace both the head coach and possibly even the athletic director. The hour wraps with a fun live trivia battle as a lucky caller goes head-to-head with one of the Twin Peaks girls for a Twin Peaks gift card. 

Roc and Jimmy B open the show live from Twin Peaks in Scottsdale with their immediate reactions to the breaking details surrounding Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore’s firing and the reports of his arrest. The guys then shift to the NBA, reacting to the Phoenix Suns running into history as the Oklahoma City Thunder matched the best start to an NBA season at 25–1, including comments from Suns coach on the lessons learned in defeat. Later, ASU Tight Ends Coach Jason Mohns joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the Sun Devils’ preparations for the Duke Blue Devils ahead of the Sun Bowl, the opportunities emerging for young players, and how coaches navigate the Transfer Portal from the inside. The hour wraps with University of Arizona pre/postgame host Glenn P. Howell breaking down the Wildcats’ excitement for facing SMU in the Holiday Bowl and the momentum of chasing a 10th win

Hour three opens with the crew revisiting the breaking news out of Ann Arbor as the University of Michigan officially relieved Sherrone Moore of his duties as head football coach, discussing the timing, the reasoning, and its broader implications. They also provide updates on ASU quarterback Sam Leavitt, who is preparing to enter the transfer portal as the Sun Devils begin reshaping their roster. Jimmy B and Lazz then take a deeper dive into tonight’s Suns–Thunder In-Season Tournament quarterfinal matchup, examining the stakes of a trip to Las Vegas and playing a few comments from Jim Jackson, who joined Wolf & Luke earlier in the day. Later, former Arizona Cardinals defensive lineman Michael Bankston joins the show via the Right Toyota Guest Line to break down Arizona’s continued struggles, what changes he wants to see from the players and coaching staff, and how the team can finish the season on a positive note. The hour wraps with today’s Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” the results of the State 48 Roofing Question of the Day, and a look ahead at what’s on tap tonight in sports.

Hour Two begins with Jimmy B and Lazz previewing tonight’s Suns–Thunder In-Season Cup quarterfinal and spotlighting the job Sam Presti has done rebuilding the Oklahoma City franchise. The crew also reacts to sound from Philip Rivers as he announces his return to the NFL. The conversation shifts to college football as the guys address comments from Big 12 Commissioner Bret Yormark, Notre Dame AD Pete Bevacqua, and the news that ASU quarterback Sam Leavitt has entered the transfer portal. A jam-packed edition of Campus Quickies follows, beginning with Devils Digest’s Hod Rabino on ASU’s quarterback search, then FOX Sports Tucson’s Steve Rivera on Arizona’s rise as a national basketball power, and finishing with NAU voice Mitch Strohman reacting to the Lumberjacks’ tough night against ASU. The hour wraps with breaking news as the University of Michigan dismisses head coach Sherrone Moore, prompting a discussion about possible candidates this late in the cycle.

We begin the show with Jimmy B steering the ship alongside the young bucks, Producers CC and Lazz, as the crew reacts to the night’s top headlines, including ASU hammering NAU on the hardwood and the Cardinals officially keeping Trey Benson on IR, ending his rookie season. In our “Replay: Rewind” segment, we hear from Cardinals Head Coach Jonathan Gannon, who shares his thoughts on Arizona’s upcoming matchup with the Houston Texans and their intimidating defense. Later, Suns Radio Analyst Tim Kempton joins the program on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the impressive play of Center Mark Williams, the nightly attitude of this Suns team, and what to expect in tonight’s NBA In-Season Tournament quarterfinal against the Oklahoma City Thunder. We wrap the hour with “On This Day” and a packed edition of “Football at 50.”

We begin hour three by circling back to the Phoenix Suns as Jimmy B and Lazz praise the team’s toughness, effort, and ability to compete in close games—far from last season’s tendency to flop under pressure. Next, Sean O’Connell, host of The Sean O’Connell Show on ESPN700 and PFLMMA play-by-play announcer, joins the program from the mountaintops on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the University of Utah’s groundbreaking deal with private equity firm Otro Capital, aimed at funding athletics and strengthening rosters. Later, Bob McManaman of The Arizona Republic joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to explain why the Cardinals’ season still has “nails left in the coffin,” share draft strategy thoughts with a projected top-10 pick, and outline what he expects from the team’s rebuild this offseason. We close the final hour with today’s Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” and reveal the results of the State 48 Roofing Question of the Day.

Hour two begins with Lazz and Jimmy B updating the latest MLB offseason moves while having some fun with the age gap between Jimmy B and producers CC and Lazz. The conversation then shifts back to the College Football Playoff, as the crew examines why programs like Notre Dame and BYU were left out while Alabama secured a spot. Later, ASU Sideline Reporter Kevin Turner joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss roster changes, preparations for the Sun Devils’ Sun Bowl matchup against ACC champion Duke, and expectations for the final game of the season. The hour wraps with a robust edition of Football at 50, featuring a debate on this year’s NFL MVP race.

Jimmy B takes the reins with producers CC and Lazz for a lively hour as they open the show reacting to the Phoenix Suns’ impressive win over the Minnesota Timberwolves and a dramatic NFL overtime finish. In “Replay: Rewind,” the crew revisits key highlights from the Chargers’ 22–19 OT victory over the Eagles, including memorable postgame comments from Jim Harbaugh, and relives the Suns’ spirited performance with a shorthanded roster. Later, longtime Cleveland sports radio host Mark “Munch” Bishop joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss Shedeur Sanders’ rise, Myles Garrett chasing stats over wins, and his views on Ohio State and Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff conversation. The hour closes with a fun round of “On This Day” and another edition of Football at 50.

Jimmy B takes the reins with producers CC and Lazz for a lively hour as they open the show reacting to the Phoenix Suns’ impressive win over the Minnesota Timberwolves and a dramatic NFL overtime finish. In “Replay: Rewind,” the crew revisits key highlights from the Chargers’ 22–19 OT victory over the Eagles, including memorable postgame comments from Jim Harbaugh, and relives the Suns’ spirited performance with a shorthanded roster. Later, longtime Cleveland sports radio host Mark “Munch” Bishop joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss Shedeur Sanders’ rise, Myles Garrett chasing stats over wins, and his views on Ohio State and Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff conversation. The hour closes with a fun round of “On This Day” and another edition of Football at 50.

Hour three begins with Roc having some fun by “playing doctor,” unveiling his top 10 medical advice tips for Cardinals players, coaches, the front office, and even fans as he and Jimmy B jokingly “diagnose” the team’s many issues. The guys then shift to the Las Vegas Raiders’ last-second field goal, with Roc calling it a massive betting red flag while Jimmy B argues there may be a more rational explanation. Former Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Frank Sanders joins via the Right Toyota Guest Line to describe the mindset of players on a losing team, how they stay motivated to finish strong, and the underdog mentality—while also trading jokes with Roc live from the Cardinals Alumni Golf Event. The hour wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring Paul Finebaum reacting to Notre Dame “crying” about missing the College Football Playoff.

Hour two opens with Roc and Jimmy B. analyzing the College Football Playoff bracket and Notre Dame being left out, arguing the Fighting Irish should find a conference to compete fairly. Former producer Jackson Groff, now with The Volume with Fox Sports, joins via the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide insight into Notre Dame’s perspective, including why players sometimes opt out of bowl games and his take on the committee’s choices. Later, ABC15 Sports Director Craig Fouhy weighs in on the Arizona Cardinals’ possible offseason moves, the Suns’ quest for identity without Devin Booker, and rumors surrounding ASU quarterback Sam Leavitt. The hour wraps with the Bigs Big Time Player of the Weekend spotlighting Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua for his dominant performance vs the Cardinals.

Roc and Jimmy B open another Monday live from Bigs American Bar & Grill in Peoria as they react to a somber weekend for the Arizona Cardinals after getting blown out at home by the LA Rams. In today’s “Replay: Rewind,” the guys roll through postgame commentary from Cardinals leadership, including their head coach and top edge rusher, before giving props to the University of Arizona for climbing to No. 1 in the AP Top 25. Later, former ASU and NFL quarterback Rudy Carpenter joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to break down the Cardinals’ offensive issues, the increasingly hot seat under Jonathan Gannon, concerns with the team’s scouting and personnel departments, and what Kyler Murray’s market value might look like. The hour wraps with the crew reacting to the release of the College Football Playoff bracket and debating whether the committee got it right.

Hour three opens with Roc and Manuch discussing the parity in the NFL this season, noting that each division has at least one or two competitive teams and highlighting the possibility of a quarterback making their first Super Bowl appearance. The conversation then shifts to the Suns-Rockets trade sending Kevin Durant to Houston, with the guys analyzing who won the trade in the short and long term and its implications for the Phoenix Suns’ future. Later, former Super Bowl champion Mark May joins via the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the Arizona Cardinals’ struggles, share his perspective on Kyler Murray’s tenure, break down the CFP top four, and evaluate which teams have earned playoff spots. The hour closes with fun in Producers Payback with CC and Lazz and a look ahead at the weekend in sports.

Hour two opens with Fiesta Sports Foundation CEO Erik Moses joining via the Right Toyota Guest Line from Indiana to preview the Big Ten title game between Ohio State and Indiana, offer his thoughts on bowl predictions, and weigh in on the latest storylines in college football. Next, Kevin Rowe from the Lerner & Rowe Injury Attorney team hosts an Over/Under sports betting contest against a listener of the show with a Lerner & Rowe Swag Pack on the line. Later, professional sports handicapper Scott Spritzer of DocSports.com joins to share his top plays for the weekend ahead of College Football Conference Championship weekend. Roc and Manuch close the hour with a college football-inspired edition of Football at 50, previewing the loaded weekend and discussing the coaching carousel.

The show kicks off live from Right Toyota in Scottsdale with Roc and the crew reacting to the news that Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray will be shut down for the season and discussing what this development means for his future in the Valley. In the “Replay: Rewind” segment, Roc shares some of his favorite soundbites from the past week in college football and the NFL. Later, Fox Sports NFC West beat writer Eric Williams joins via the Right Toyota Guest Line to provide insight on the NFC West, peeling back the curtain on the LA Rams, evaluating the divisional competition, and discussing expectations for the Cardinals’ quarterback situation moving forward. The hour wraps with a bit of “On this Day” and a loaded edition of Football at 50.

The final hour kicks off with Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B reviewing the results of the State 48 Roofing Question of the Day and discussing opinions on the Transfer Portal being open during bowl games, including whether players in the portal should be allowed to participate. Roc then launches into a debate suggesting the Suns attempt to acquire Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo, with Jimmy B and Manuch weighing whether such a trade would be worthwhile or risk repeating past mistakes like the Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal acquisitions. Later, SiriusXM NFL Radio host and CardsWire contributor Howard Balzer joins via the Right Toyota Guest Line to commend the Cardinals for continuing to compete despite a tough season, analyze where the team has fallen short, and deliver his H-Bomb of the week by predicting one NFL team to cover at least a six-point spread. The hour concludes with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” segment and a look ahead at what’s on tap in sports this week and tonight.

Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B open hour two by diving into the chaos coming out of Cleveland as the Browns prepare to activate Deshaun Watson, and Roc shifts the conversation to Denver’s string of narrow victories and whether that style can hold up in the postseason. The guys are then joined on the Right Toyota Guest Line by “The Sports Professor” Rick Horrow, who breaks down the NFL’s growing global appeal, the swirling movement in college football with coaches changing jobs while players wait out the process, and his thoughts on whether more shake-ups could still hit the latest CFP rankings. After that, Roc delivers this week’s edition of “Manvice,” highlighting off-the-wall headlines and quirky topics ranging from kids’ allowance trends to Thanksgiving leftover strategies and even a few energy-saving hacks. The hour wraps with a fun live trivia battle as a lucky caller goes head-to-head with one of the Twin Peaks girls for a Twin Peaks gift card.

The crew is live from Twin Peaks in Camelback as they open the show by reacting to the latest awards handed out across college football, offering an update on Devin Booker’s groin injury, and discussing potential trade scenarios the Suns could consider. The Thursday tradition of “Forks, Cats & Jacks” kicks off with NAU head coach Brian Wright, who reflects on finishing with a winning record despite falling short of postseason goals, speaks on the value of winning for his mindset and program culture, and evaluates the Lumberjacks’ newest signing class. Next, ASU tight ends coach Jason Mohns joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to revisit the Territorial Cup loss with humility, discuss finding positives in a challenging season marked by injuries, and outline the Sun Devils’ approach on the recruiting trail. Hour one wraps with Arizona’s Coordinator of Football Alumni and High School Relations, Brandon Sanders, who breaks down the importance of their win over ASU, the development of quarterback Noah Fifita in Coach Doege’s system, and his thoughts on the Wildcats’ early signing-period results.

Manuch and Jimmy B kick off hour three by breaking down the latest noise surrounding the Pittsburgh Steelers and their recent struggles before shifting into a discussion about which teams they believe will emerge as division winners as the regular season winds down. The crew revisits the newly released CFP Rankings, debating which programs are overrated, which are being overlooked, and how the bubble teams might still shake up the postseason picture. Later, former Arizona Cardinal and NFL defensive lineman Michael Bankston joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the Cardinals’ investment in edge rusher Josh Sweat, assess the job security of the coaching staff, and offer his keys to victory against the Rams this Sunday. The hour wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All” featuring Suns guard Collin Gillespie on the energy Dillon Brooks brings to the team, followed by the results of today’s State 48 Roofing Question of the Day.

Manuch and Jimmy B open hour two with breaking news that Devin Booker will be re-evaluated in one week due to a right groin strain, discussing why the Suns should be cautious and whether the surge of soft-tissue injuries league-wide points to a bigger trend. The crew then examines the newly released CFP Rankings, debating who is too high, who is being undervalued, and which teams still have a path to climb. In this week’s Campus Quickies, ASU insider Hod Rabino outlines expectations after the Sun Devils’ Territorial Cup loss and potential bowl-game decisions; Arizona Wildcats host Steve Riviera recaps Arizona’s statement win and updates the latest recruiting momentum; and NAU play-by-play voice Mitch Strohman reviews the Lumberjacks’ football finish and their men’s basketball start. The hour wraps with the Random Fact of the Day and another loaded Football at 50.

Manuch and Jimmy B. return live from the ESPN 620 Studios in Phoenix and open the show by recapping a busy night across the sports world, starting with the latest college football coaching vacancies and the rumors tied to several high-profile jobs. In today’s Replay: Rewind, we hear from Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon on the challenges ahead as they prepare for the Los Angeles Rams, followed by NBA Insider Bobby Marks discussing the Suns’ sustainability of play and what the team can expect once Jalen Green returns to the lineup. Later, the guys dive into the latest NBA standings and storylines, including the Thunder’s budding dynasty in Oklahoma City, Giannis Antetokounmpo exploring potential options outside Milwaukee, and some of the season’s biggest surprises so far. We wrap the hour with a fun edition of On This Day and today’s Football at 50.