Hour 1: The crew goes live from Twin Peaks in Scottsdale, reacts to ASU quarterback updates ahead of Texas Tech, and kicks off “Forks, Cats, and Jacks” with NAU’s Brian Wright, ASU’s Charlie Ragle, and Arizona’s Lamont Lovett previewing the weekend slate across the state.

Live from Twin Peaks in Scottsdale, the guys open the show reacting to the latest reports from ESPN’s Pete Thamel, who notes that ASU quarterback Sam Leavitt was a limited participant in practice but is expected to play this weekend against No. 7 Texas Tech. With that update, the fellas set the tone for “Forks, Cats, and Jacks,” their Thursday tradition spotlighting Arizona’s college football programs. First up, NAU head coach Brian Wright joins the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss how the Lumberjacks are using their bye week to regroup, refocus, and position themselves for a playoff push in the second half of the season. Next, ASU assistant head coach and special teams coordinator Charlie Ragle shares insight into the team’s mindset following a tough loss at Utah, provides an injury update, and explains how the Sun Devils are preparing for a powerhouse Texas Tech squad. The hour wraps with Arizona Wildcats radio color analyst Lamont Lovett breaking down the Wildcats’ heartbreaking double-overtime loss to BYU, and how head coach Brent Brennan plans to rally his team for a rebound performance against Utah.

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