Chris & Cowboy

Todd Haley, Romeo Crennel, Charlie Weis, and Emmitt Thomas held a press conference today to set the stage for future coaching out at Arrowhead.

Former Jayhawk, Scot Pollard comes on the show to give his break down of last Saturday's KU/K-State game.

Hamblin talks with Kevin Rogers of WQAM in Miami about the current atmosphere that surrounded the Pro Bowl.

It looks like the NCAA tournament is looking to expand from 65 teams to 96 teams. Hamblin talks with Michael Smith of the Sports Business Journal, who broke the story.

Cowboy is out, so Hamblin is flying solo. In this segment he interviews Jason King of Yahoo! Sports about this Saturday's KU/K-State game.

Hamblin finds out that Nick Wright has been practicing for their athletic competition "under the cloak of night." He spends a segment strategizing on how to take Nick down.

To get some perspective on Saints fans, the guys have a conversation with Wright Thompson of ESPN the Magazine, who has previously writen for The Times-Picayune in New Orleans.

The guys stumble across a story about a Saints fan who is willing to give up a testicle for tickets to the Super Bowl....which somehow becomes a conversation about what you would give up to sleep with Jessica Simpson.

ESPN fired Paul Shirley over a controversial article on Haiti. This leads the guys into an argument on free speech vs the rights of a company.

3-time Pro-Bowl NFL O-lineman Conrad Dobler comes on the show to give his perspective on the Colts/Saints Super Bowl matchup. And a conversation starts as to what current players owe to the former players.

K-State wins at Baylor 76-74, and Pullen and Clemente both had big nights. Chris and Cowboy talk to the voice of the Wildcats, Wyatt Thompson about where this team is headed.

After discussing a few changes in the Chiefs PR department, Hamblin lets everyone know about a Jersey Shore parody by the KU women's soccer team that he found on youtube.

KU assistant coach Danny Manning comes on the show to talk about KU's win over MU last night.

Former Chief Bill Maas gives his toughts on the Chiefs 13-10 loss to the Raiders.

Chris and Cowboy welcome on Bill Maas for a Chiefs - Raiders preview. Billy Bob believes that Brodie Croyle will be the man behind center this weekend.

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