Hour 1: Live from Twin Peaks in Deer Valley, Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. recap Roc’s firsthand experience at Indiana’s historic national championship win, revisit Bobby Hurley’s comments on the future of ASU hoops in “Replay: Rewind,” welcome Rick Horrow to discuss CFP expansion, conference realignment, and Adidas’ national title moment, and close with “On This Day” and an NFL awards edition of Football at 50.
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Hour 1: Live from Twin Peaks in Deer Valley, Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. recap Roc’s firsthand experience at Indiana’s historic national championship win, revisit Bobby Hurley’s comments on the future of ASU hoops in “Replay: Rewind,” welcome Rick Horrow to discuss CFP expansion, conference realignment, and Adidas’ national title moment, and close with “On This Day” and an NFL awards edition of Football at 50.
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Hour one opens live from Twin Peaks in Deer Valley with the full crew back together for a loaded show, as Roc, Manuch, and Jimmy B. react to Roc’s experience attending the 2026 National Championship Game at Hard Rock Stadium. Roc recounts the atmosphere in Miami, shares his favorite moments from the trip, and reflects on witnessing Indiana capture the first national championship in program history. The conversation then shifts to college basketball in the “Replay: Rewind” segment, as the crew breaks down eye-opening comments made by Arizona State head coach Bobby Hurley and discusses what they could mean for the future of the program and its roster. Later, “The Sports Professor” Rick Horrow joins the show on the Right Toyota Guest Line to weigh in on the potential expansion of the College Football Playoff, the ever-changing landscape of conference realignment, and Adidas landing its first national title sponsor win through Fernando Mendoza and the Indiana Hoosiers. The hour wraps with a quick edition of “On This Day” before closing with an NFL awards–focused edition of Football at 50.
