Yale Head Coach Tony Reno, Former Chiefs WR Eddie Kennison, & Former Padres INF Kurt Bevacqua Join Us...

Ivy League Coach of the Year Tony Reno joins us in segment one. Tony shared his thoughts on this year's Conference Championship team and what made them so special. We hear about some of their great players including Ivy League Rookie of the Year RB Joshua Pitsenberger and QB Nolan Grooms. Plus, the great job their Offensive Line did this season, and their defense that got better and better as the season went on.
Eddie Kennison shares his insights on the Super Bowl and what makes Patrick Mahomes such a special QB. Eddie also talks about what it was like going up against Deion Sanders during his career, and the relaunch of the XFL.
Kurt Bevacqua also known as "Dirty Kurt" during his playing days because he always got his uniform dirty, gave us his thoughts on the Padres roster and their upcoming season. We also get his talked player contracts, if baseball needs a salary cap, the new rules being implemented this season, and what it was like playing alongside Willie Stargell and Dave Pa...

Ivy League Coach of the Year Tony Reno joins us in segment one. Tony shared his thoughts on this year's Conference Championship team and what made them so special. We hear about some of their great players including Ivy League Rookie of the Year RB Joshua Pitsenberger and QB Nolan Grooms. Plus, the great job their Offensive Line did this season, and their defense that got better and better as the season went on.

Eddie Kennison shares his insights on the Super Bowl and what makes Patrick Mahomes such a special QB. Eddie also talks about what it was like going up against Deion Sanders during his career, and the relaunch of the XFL.

Kurt Bevacqua also known as "Dirty Kurt" during his playing days because he always got his uniform dirty, gave us his thoughts on the Padres roster and their upcoming season. We also get his talked player contracts, if baseball needs a salary cap, the new rules being implemented this season, and what it was like playing alongside Willie Stargell and Dave Parker in Pittsburgh.