Listen to the first four of Happy Hour with Johnny Radio, Jay Hamm and Jared Jefferson all live in the Family Leisure studios. Capitalizing off of yesterday's energy and hot take on Fernando Mendoza, Johnny makes it even hotter with more opinions on QBs more so the performances of the 2 that played in yesterday's Eagles and Bears MNF matchup. Mo Schefter joins around 11:30 for the Views From the 22 Tuesday hour and keeps the NFL talk going.

Greg Gaston joins the show to talk all things Tigers. Brett and Bryant talk What's Trending at the bottom of the hour and close the show with Moe's Crunch Time.

Keith Smith joins the show to talk NBA and media days. Brad Bellamy joins the show to give his Landers Locks for the weekend. Brett and Bryant close the hour with Big Number of the Day.

Brett and Bryant open the show with the Top and Not Top Story of the Day. Pat Smith joins the show to talk college football. The guys close the hour talking TNF.

Texas A&M fell to 2-2 after suffering a 35-6 loss to the Tigers in Baton Rouge last Saturday. On Tuesday, former players Jordan Pugh and Jamie McCoy joined TexAgs Live to chat about the Maroon & White's showing in the Bayou State.

Darrion Newsome once again is the host, and he, along with Jay Hamm recaps the Game 1s of the Wild Card Series and a lot more.

Winners of four straight, Jamie Morrison's No. 14 Aggies kicked off conference play on the right foot with a sweep over South Carolina with four starters out. During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live, the head coach sat down to detail the last week and provide injury updates.

It was another uninspiring Saturday for Texas A&M as the Aggies sank to 0-2 in conference play. On Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live, Connor O'Gara spoke about what he's seen from Mike Elko's Aggies, how Florida's coaching hires have paid off and more.

Over the weekend, Tyler White helped flip the field at LSU and David Olano nailed a 53-yard field goal. The specialist duo earned our TKO Performance of the Week, along with volleyball's Kyndal Stowers, who recorded 500 career kills as an Aggie on Sunday.

Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live heard the GO Hour with Olin Buchanan and an interview with Max Wright in hour one. Hour two heard John Harris, John Nabors and Bobby Shuttleworth, while hour three heard Ryan Brauninger and Peter Burns.

We open up hour #3 with 10 In A Row Trivia. Then we talk with our favorite handicapper, Brandon Lang, about what games he's betting on this weekend

Former Memphis Tigers QB and current Briarcrest Assistant Coach Seth Henigan joins us, talking Tigers & Saints Football. Then we are joined by Joe DeLeone of A-Z Sports, talking the big weekend ahead in College Football

We get you prepared for the big weekend in sports on this Friday edition of Mornings with Greg & Eli. In the first hour, John Varlas will join us in-studio to discuss the top high school football games in the area for tonight

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Catch the second hour of Happy Hour with Johnny Radio. Back with even more football in this hour, but this time we're full steam ahead with Mo Schefter leading the conversation with all his views and thoughts of this weekend's football. We have a quick Hardwood story and then we conclude the show with some final thoughts about MNF matchup of the Eagles and the Bears.

Listen to the first hour of Happy Hour with Johnny Radio. Jay Hamm and Jared Jefferson are in the Family Leisure studios with Johnny bringing more exciting content on all things football and more. This first hour is all about CFB Saturday outcomes and occurrences from 13-man lineups and shaky officiating during NFL Sunday.

Notre Dame beat North Carolina 37-26, but the biggest number may not have been the final score.The Irish ran 74 offensive plays to North Carolina’s 51 — a 23-play difference that shaped the entire game.Notre Dame held the ball for more than 37 minutes, rushed for 241 yards and produced 26 first downs. North Carolina still created explosive plays and averaged 5.6 yards per snap, but the Tar Heels simply did not get enough opportunities.Two interceptions also became 14 Notre Dame points.North Carolina