Hour one begins with Manuch and Jimmy B live from Twin Peaks on Camelback as they kick off the show and set the table for a busy day ahead. Next, in the “Replay: Rewind” segment, the guys revisit last night’s action on the hardwood as the Phoenix Suns took advantage of a tired Memphis Grizzlies team playing on the second night of a back-to-back, while also recapping Arizona State and Arizona hitting the floor in college basketball action. Later, University of Arizona pre- and postgame host Glenn Howell joins the program via the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss how the Wildcats have fared so far in the transfer portal, highlight the athletic department’s success across multiple programs this season, and preview what’s ahead as Arizona continues to build on its momentum. The hour wraps with a couple of fun stories in “On This Day” and a loaded Football at 50, as the guys break down the latest names being added to the NFL coaching carousel.

Hour three begins with MLB.com D-backs pre- and postgame host Jody Jackson joining the show via the Right Toyota Guest Line. Jody shares a unique behind-the-scenes perspective on the transfer portal through her son’s experience, reacts to the University of Miami Hurricanes making a run in the College Football Playoff, and provides a brief update on the MLB offseason and what the Arizona Diamondbacks have been up to. The conversation then shifts to the Arizona Cardinals, as the guys debate the current head coaching vacancy and discuss how attractive the job truly is compared to other openings across the NFL. Later, former Cardinals defensive lineman Michael Bankston joins the program to give his thoughts on the Cardinals’ struggles this season, the challenges facing the next head coach, and what it will take to get the franchise back on track. The hour wraps with the Lerner & Rowe One Call That’s All, featuring ESPN analyst Peter Schrager discussing the Cardinals doing their due diligence in the coaching search, including checking in on John Harbaugh, followed by the results of the State 48 Roofing Question of the Day.

Hour 2 opens with Jimmy B and Manuch looking ahead to this year’s NFL Draft quarterback class amid ongoing uncertainty at the position for the Arizona Cardinals, with Manuch sharing which prospects are worth keeping an eye on as the offseason process begins. The guys then preview tonight’s matchup between the Phoenix Suns and the Memphis Grizzlies before rolling into a jam-packed edition of Campus Quickies, starting with Devils Digest’s Hod Rabino on ASU’s transfer portal additions and a tough road stretch for Sun Devils hoops, followed by FOX Sports Tucson’s Steve Rivera putting a bow on Arizona’s strong football season and the Wildcats’ momentum on the basketball court, and wrapping with NAU voice Mitch Strohman on the transfer portal opening and the Lumberjacks working through a midseason slump. The hour closes with a loaded Football at 50 as Jimmy B and Manuch try to keep pace with the latest college football headlines surrounding the transfer portal, NIL deals, and players continuing to move even after signing agreements.

Hour one begins with Manuch and Jimmy B live from Venezia’s Pizzeria in Gilbert as they kick off the show by setting the table for everything coming up throughout the day. Next, in the “Replay: Rewind” segment, the guys listen back to several of the biggest game-winning moments from across the NBA and NHL during last night’s slate of games. Later, Suns Radio Analyst Tim Kempton joins the program via the Right Toyota Guest Line to preview the Suns’ matchup against the Memphis Grizzlies. Tim breaks down who he expects to see on the floor for both teams as Memphis plays the second night of a back-to-back, highlights some of the Suns’ role players who have helped the team exceed expectations, and provides an update on Jalen Green and his lingering hamstring injury. The hour wraps with a classic edition of “On This Day” and a loaded Football at 50, as the guys go over the latest developments with the NFL coaching carousel officially in full swing.

Hour three opens with Manuch and Jimmy B sharing their reactions to the Phoenix Suns’ loss to the Houston Rockets, focusing on Kevin Durant’s comments claiming he felt pushed out of Phoenix, while also continuing the conversation around the Arizona Cardinals’ ongoing conundrum of searching for a new head coach while still lacking clarity at the quarterback position. The show then rolls into one of its staple segments, Manuch’s Clipboard Report, as Manuch ranks the Good, Honorable Mention, and Bad quarterback performances from around the NFL. Later, Arizona Republic Cardinals beat writer Bob McManaman joins the program via the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the Cardinals’ decision to move on from Jonathan Gannon, Monti Ossenfort’s standing with owner Michael Bidwill, and the unique position the organization finds itself in without a clear quarterback direction while beginning another head coaching search. The hour wraps with the Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring Adam Schefter sharing an update on one of the league’s top head coaching candidates, followed by the results of the State 48 Roofing Question of the Day.

Hour two opens with Manuch and Jimmy B staying locked into football as they go around the NFL with the latest updates on the coaching carousel, along with a few lighter stories involving players and coaches finding new homes through the college football transfer portal. The conversation then shifts back to the Phoenix Suns, as the guys dive deeper into the loss to the Houston Rockets, focusing heavily on Kevin Durant’s postgame comments in which he claimed he felt like a scapegoat and was pushed out of the city of Phoenix. Later, ASU sideline reporter Kevin Turner joins the program via the Right Toyota Guest Line to put a bow on the Sun Devils’ football season. KT shares his takeaways from ASU’s loss to the Duke Blue Devils in the Sun Bowl down in El Paso, discusses the overall experience, highlights some of the younger players who stepped up, and provides an update on the latest names joining the roster through the transfer portal. The hour wraps with a fun edition of Random Facts of the Day and another loaded Football at 50.

Hour one opens with Manuch and Jimmy B reacting to the latest developments surrounding the Arizona Cardinals’ decision to move on from head coach Jonathan Gannon, discussing where the organization should turn next in its search for a new leader. The guys also react to the Phoenix Suns’ last-second loss to the Houston Rockets and what it says about the team at this stage of the season. In the “Replay: Rewind” segment, they revisit the Suns’ loss with game highlights and share an interesting perspective from Rockets forward Kevin Durant on how his trade and exit from Phoenix unfolded. Later, NFC West beat writer for NFL on FOX, Eric Williams, joins the show via the Right Toyota Guest Line to discuss the NFC West sending three teams to the NFL postseason, highlighting the Seahawks’ impressive run, the 49ers’ ability to battle through adversity, and the Cardinals once again falling short of the playoff cut line. The hour wraps with Football at 50, as the guys provide the latest updates on the NFL coaching carousel with firings continuing to roll in as the new year gets underway.

Hour three opens with Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B continuing the fallout from the Arizona Cardinals’ decision to fire head coach Jonathan Gannon, questioning whether the issues run deeper than the sideline and examining owner Michael Bidwill’s role in how the organization arrived at this point after three turbulent seasons. The conversation then shifts to the hardwood as the guys react to a massive Phoenix Suns win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, debating whether the bigger storyline was Devin Booker’s clutch game-winning three or the Suns’ complete team effort in knocking off the defending champs. Later, former Cardinals wide receiver Frank Sanders joins the show via the Right Toyota Guest Line to share his perspective on Gannon’s dismissal, where things unraveled during his tenure, what the Cardinals should do at the quarterback position, and what traits the franchise must prioritize in its next head coach. The hour wraps with a Lerner & Rowe “One Call That’s All,” featuring Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill explaining that Gannon’s firing ultimately came down to coaching decisions rather than roster construction, while also addressing the organization’s non-committal stance on Kyler Murray moving forward.