Steve Jones Show

Dennis joins the show to discuss the business of college football: the meeting between the SEC-Big 10; what will happen next week after the CFP playoff meeting; what changes could come in 2025, and what will have to wait until 2026 and why; the House settlement; and the future of the NCAA and college sports.

USA Today's Bob Nightengale joins the show to discuss some Spring Training on this cold, snowy Thursday. We talk the Red Sox signing Alex Bregman, his thoughts on the Yankees; some underrated signings; What's happening in St. Louis? His thoughts on the Mets and Juan Soto

Steve talks last night's win over Nebraska by the Penn State's men; then Bob Nightengale joins the show to discuss some Spring Training News; the signing of Alex Bregman, where the Yankees stand; some thoughts on some underrated free agent signings; then in second segment we pay tribute to Mike Lange, the Penguins play-by-play man that passed away on Wednesday night.

Steve is joined by Ticket Manager CEO Tony Knopp in the first segment to talk the business of college sports; then in the second segment, Steve talks more for the reasons for the men's hoops teams struggle and his surprise about how the Nittany Lions' season went off the rails.

Tony rejoins the show to discuss the business of college sports: what they can learn from the Premier League; is there corporate money for an expanded College Football Playoff and NCAA Tournament.

Nate Bauer joins the show and he and Steve do a deep dive into Penn State men's basketball late game struggles and new Running back coach Stan Drayton.

Steve talks the business of college sports and what will happen coming out of today's meeting between the Big Ten and the SEC; then Nate Bauer joins the show to dissect Penn State men's basketball late game issues and some time about Stan Drayton's hiring.

Steve is joined by Neal Coolong in the first segment to talk NFL Free Agency, what might happen with the QBs, and the current state of the Steelers.Then we talk some college basketball in the second segment.

Neal joins the show to discuss the upcoming NFL free agency period. What's going to happen with the various QBs this off season (Rodgers, Darnold, Wilson and Fields); Are the Stafford trade rumors really true? The interview process for rookies at the Combine and the current state of the Steelers.

Steve opens the show with a Rick Barry story from this week, then Matt joins the show to gives us partying advice (don't thrown beers at the Eagles GM) and the Yankees offseason; then Steve talks the effect of injuries on all sports, including the Nittany Lions.

We talked men's college basketball and the work load of NCAA officials and then discuss NBA TV ratings; Then more on what could come of this week's meeting between SEC and Big Ten

Steve covers the NBA All-Star weekend vs. the NHL's 4 Nations Tournament from interest to intensity; then we talk the upcoming meeting between the SEC and the Big Ten and what it means for football and the NCAA Tournament.

Steve talks the Big Ten basketball schedule as Penn State has its first Big Ten home game on a Saturday afternoon and why doesn't the Big Ten schedule Saturday harder after the NFL and college football winds down on Saturdays.

Bob joins Steve to discuss all the Penn State news; the new running backs coach; the importance of roster retention; how important it is for James Franklin and the administration to be in lock stop; Nick Saban for College Football Commissioner.

We spend the first hour talking the new era of college sports: pennlive.com's Bob Flounders joins the show in the first segment to discuss Penn State news; why Nick Saban would make a good college football commissioner. Then in second segment, Steve continues the conversation about the changes in college sports.

Steve talks the Xavier Lucas case in Wisconsin and what it might be going forward in regards to the House case; then we talk a little about college football eligibility after another Wisconsin case allowed a Division II player's eligibility not count towards his Division I eligibility.

Nick joins the show to discuss his trip to the Senior Bowl; we talk possible QBs for the Steelers; some of the defensive linemen and WRs that Nick liked; we talk what the Steelers might do at receiver with George Pickens and at QB with Wilson and Fields.

We talk the confidence of the Eagles' fans in the Super Bowl; then talk the expansion of Beaver Stadium and the drawings released today; Then we are joined by pennlive's Nick Farabaugh who went to the Senior Bowl to look at draft prospects for the Steelers.

Steve is joined for this hour by Chris Wheeler, retired Phillies announcer, to discuss Spring Training, Saquon Barkley and Penn State football.

We have a long conversation over two segments with retired Phillies broadcaster Chris Wheeler. Steve and Chris talk Spring Training and does it mean as much as it once did. The Eagles and Saquon Barkley; and the Sound; then the second half of the interview Chris has questions for Steve about Penn State football