Steve Jones Show

Bob Nightengale of USA Today joins the show to discuss all the news in baseball from the Winter Meetings: Juan Soto leaving the Yankees for the Mets; and why didn't it work in San Diego for Soto; Yankees moves this off season after losing out on Soto; Boston's trade for Garrett Crochet; What will the Phillies do? Ray's and A's situations and what are the next dominoes to fall in free agency.  

Steve, the King and Todd make their bowl picks for 2024 in the first segment; then in the second segment: USA Today's Bob Nightengale gets us caught up from this week's Major League Baseball Winter Meetings.

Nick Farabaugh of pennlive.com joins us to talk the Steelers plus the Steelers-Eagles game this weekend. Russell Wilson's becoming the starter; J.J. Watt this season; the Steelers banking wins this season and the rest of the schedule; defending Derek Henry vs. defending Saquon Barkley

Steve opens the show talking how the fans will play a big role for Penn State at Beaver Stadium against SMU; The Mustangs haven't played in front of a crowd larger than 55,000 this season. Then in the second segment, Steve is joined by pennlive's Nick Farabaugh to talk the Steelers and Steelers vs. Eagles game on Sunday.

Steve is joined by Adam Rittenberg of ESPN in the first segment to discuss the Big Ten title game, SMU and Heisman Trophy race plus hear Penn State's 2025 football schedule; then Steve is joined by Mike Poorman of StateCollege.com to discuss Penn State's game with Oregon; the financial impact of the football playoff on State College and some other college football thoughts.

Mike joins the show to discuss Saturday's game with Oregon; his thoughts on the playoff game with SMU; ticket demand in State College; the impact of the game on State College with graduation the same weekend; his thoughts on the overall playoff set up and the current state of college football.

Adam joins the show to discuss the Big Ten title game between Oregon and Penn State; his thoughts on the SMU team that visits Beaver Stadium next Saturday; Fired up for home playoff games in the CFP; Gauging the Heisman race; Ashton Jeanty's performance this season along with Travis Hunter; then we get Adam's opinions on the new era of college football.

Steve starts with Penn State men's basketball loss to Rutgers on Tuesday night. Some thoughts on SMU...We talk about CBS Sportsline All-America teams; and the work the goes into being a good football team.

Steve is joined by Neal Coolong in the first segment to discuss the Steelers win over the Browns and this week's matchup with the Eagles. Then Susquehanna football coach Tom Perkovich joins us to discuss the River Hawks win over Saint John's (Minn.) and this weekend's contest in the Division III quarterfinals with Bethel (Minn.) on Saturday at noon in Selinsgrove.

Susquehanna coach Tom Perkovich is back to discuss last week's win over Saint John's (Minn.) in the Division III football Round of 16 and this week's quarterfinal with Bethel (Minn.). We talk the River Hawks handling adversity last week; how they handle practice this late in the season; prepping for a playoff game at the Division III level and what to look for from Bethel. Saturday's game is at Noon at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove. Come out and support the River Hawks: admission is $8 for adults and $4 for kids.

Neal Coolong joins the show to discuss the Steelers win over the Browns; Pittsburgh's schedule the rest of the year; the Steelers run defense versus Saquon Barkley this week; Joey Porter, Jr., penalty issues; Jalen Hurts and is there something more the Steelers can do with Justin Fields.

We talk some college football news with the transfer portal and Carson Beck's injury. Some Athlete requests to the House settlement. In the second segment: Matt Catrillo joins the show to discuss the CFP bracket and ticket pricing; what's going on in the Eagles passing game and Juan Soto to the Mets.

We talk some College football players and Penn State's big hoops win on Thursday along with some NFL

We get right into the College Football playoff, and what the committee got correct. We talk some about the Big 10 title game as well. Then we talk a little Juan Soto and then We talk some SMU

We talk a little NBA with Lakers struggling and 76ers; then Steve gives his thoughts on the Oregon-Penn State matchup; then James Crepea of the Oregonian joins us to discuss Saturday night's Big Ten Championship game and the Ducks.

Oregon beat writer James Crepea of the Oregonian joins us to discuss the Ducks and the Big Ten Championship game. We talk about how people didn't think Oregon was equipped for the Big Ten; Dillon Gabriel at QB, Oregon's early season problems up front and how that has changed drastically this season to become strength; the Ducks coming to the Big Ten and what Oregon fans thought about the switch.

Brad joins the show to talk Saturday's Big Ten Championship game between Oregon and Penn State. Nessler gives his thoughts on Oregon and QB Dillon Gabriel and the strength of the Ducks' lines. We talk Drew Allar and what Brad likes about the Nittany Lions. We get some thoughts on the playoff as well.

Steve is joined by Brad Nessler to open the program to talk Saturday's Big Ten Championship game. Then in the second segment, Steve discusses how much he enjoys the College Football Playoff and meaningful it made the back half of the season.

We spend the first segment talking the College Football Playoff and what isn't going to chance regardless of what happens this weekened; then we discuss UCF reaching out to USC coach Lincoln Reilly and some other thoughts on the CFP

Dick joins the show to break down Thursday's Big Ten opener with Purdue: why the Nittany Lions have to play the man and not the uniform; what PSU can take away from Purdue's game with Marquette; PSU must PRESS (purdue is in the bottom of five of pace of play)