Steve Jones Show

Ryan Snyder from Blue White Illustrated with more Penn State Football talk and Neal Coolong on Steelers camp.

Neal Coolong returns to discuss NFL training camps, and the removal of the local blackout rule; then we talk some Steelers training camp, and how good could the offensive line be?

Neal Coolong is on in the first segement talking NFL and Steelers training camp. The second segment we talk the women's gymnastics win in the Olympics, Penn State team in the TBT; and Louisville and Kentucky fight at the TBT; then we talk Penn State's practice plan this week

Ryan gives us a deep dive into Penn State recruiting. The success of last weekend's Lasch Bash. Why it was important to get lineman Kevin Brown from Harrisburg and in building the 2026 class. Some of the advantages of Penn State recruiting from its camps. We talk PSU NIL, and some things to keep an eye on for recruiting during the season.

We get a deep dive into Penn State recruiting from Ryan Snyder of on3.com/Blue White Illustrated. Ryan and Steve cover a lot of ground from the Lasch Bash to what to keep an eye out for during the season recruiting-wise. In the second segment, we talk Penn State gymnast Stephen Nedoroscik and his performance on Monday night.  

Steve talks about working from the bottom in radio and TV; then Dick from Milton calls into to join the discussion; in the second segment; we talk a lot of Penn State football with Rich Scarcella of the Reading Eagle.

Rich joins the show to cover a lot of Penn State ground before the start of practice later this week. Media Days; How 18 teams in the Big Ten will work and we talk some of the new teams. What does Rich hear most about from fans (transfer portal and NIL)? Then we get into the Penn State team itself: what position group to be concerned about  besides WR; How the secondary will shake out; new coordinators and Beau Pribula and Penn State's 2024 schedule.

Steve talks the Olympics from the weekend; and Todd discusses how much Olympics he watched this weekend and some things the IOC messed up besides the Opening Ceremonies. We talk about starting from the bottom in the second segment and how the changing industry doesn't allow it to happen any more.

Steve talks about  how well Penn State athletes did academically in the spring; Lasting Milledge is going to be the hitting coach for the Spikes; its the first Olympics with fans in eight years; then the King joins the show for the first time in a while

Steve covers a wide variety of  topics - some early baseball deals, individual play vs. winning play, then in the second segment we talk the house settlement, roster and scholarship limits for different sports; the Dick from Milton calls in

USA Today's Bob Nightengale on the MLB and Neal Coolong on the NFL.

John Perrotto of Pittsburgh Sports Now on Jim Leyland's Hall of Fame Induction and Keith Pompey from the Philadelphia Inquirer on the 76ers.

Steve talks with Nick Farabaugh the Steelers beat writer of pennlive.com as Pittsburgh reports to training camp on Wednesday. They talk Latrobe as a training camp site, the Steelers offense, some important battles and PSU players on the Steelers. Then in the second segment Steve gives an overview of the Penn State football team heading in the camp opening up.

pennlive.com's Steelers beat writer Nick Farabaugh joins the show from the first day of training camp in Latrobe. He talks the magic of Latrobe. Then what to look for from the new Steelers offense. How will Russell Wilson and Arthur Smith work together. Russell Wilson and Justin Fields: what can they learn from last year? we talk the importance of the offensive line and an update on the PSU players on the Steelers roster.

Steve talks about small mistakes on the Big Ten Network and take care of the small things and big things take care of themselves. Then we talk the Rose Bowl's decision to only want a NCAA quarterfinal on Jan. 1 and why traditions are important in sports.

Tuesday's with Neal returns after a week off, and Steve and Neal spend a lot of time on the new 18-game proposal, and what it means for players and fans. When is too much, too much? and will it effect game play more

Neal Coolong joins the show to discuss the NFL's 18-game schedule proposal and some its intended and unintended consequences. Then Matt Catrillo's fired up after a week off about Jordan Long's contract; the 18-game proposal and of course the Yankees.

We talk the MLB trade deadline, and we cover a lot of ground. How hard is it for Bob to determine who the buyers and sellers are this year? How busy will it be? Then we take a trip around the majors on what some of the contenders might do, and who actually might be available?

Steve talks the MLB trade deadline with Bob Nightengale of the USA Today in the first segment; then we talk NFL and an 18-game season, and when is how many is too may?

Steve talks Big 10 Media days which is taking place this week, then we talk about our vacations in the last segment