Kyle and Alex take a look at everything Kansas Football heading into week one of this year's season. They analyze expectations coming into this fall after an Orange Bowl Championship in 2008 and examine the Jayhawks week one showdown with FIU. Legendary Kansas football and basketball announcer Max Falkenstien then joins the two to discuss the excitement engulfing the city of Lawrence heading into the upcoming season and touch on some special moments from the Hawks storied past.
The anchors for tonight go over the amazing year in sports with an Orange Bowl win, a National Championship in basketball, and go all the way to baseball and softball wins. Their creative side blossoms throughout the show with clever jokes, packages, and even a montage to end the year.
Tonight Case Keefer joins Kelly, Bryan, and Sam for a look ahead to next year's basketball season. The guys also pick their Jayhawk players of the year.
On tonight's show, the anchors gave their thoughts on whether or not Mario Chalmers will stay for another season at KU. Also, a recap of the Kansas Relays was given. The baseball team had a victorious week, while the softball team had were disappointedly shutout by Number 4 Texas A&M in both games this weekend. The guest, Intramural Softball Player Chris Wolfe, was enthusiastic about his team's softball season. Lastly, the anchors talked about how the men's golf team and KU tennis team have been doing so far this season.
On tonight's show Dougie McCaulley from the Women's Softball Team, along with a Men's Basketball look ahead to next season.
The guys recap the men's basketball championship season and address Kansas' spring football game. Doubles duo Edina Horvath and Elizaveta Avdeeva join the cast of JST Thursday. Kyle, Alex and Greg breakdown the spring sports and Kansas Relays.
After Mario's "Miracle Shot" sent the Jayhawks into overtime with the Memphis Tigers, KU ended up winning the NCAA National Championship 75-68. The football team had their spring scrimmage last night with 10,000 fans in attendance. Club swimmer, Ali Erikson, talked about her experiences on the KU club swim team. The golf teams head to the Big 12 Championship April 25-27. Baseball sweeped Texas Tech his weekend, while the softball team topped Texas in both games of the doubleheader. The tennis team had a disappointing loss to Texas A&M 6-1, but are looking to beat Nebraska and Iowa State at home this weekend.
Champions again for the third time since the formation of the NCAA, the Kansas Jayhawks reign victorious. Tonight, this season's recap, and a preview of next season. Tonight's guest was Zac Alsanfo, who came in to talk to the guys about being a referee.
Kyle West, Alex Dufek, and Greg Shippy talk basketball tonight and are joined with guest Ray Bechard, head volleyball coach. Each Final Four team is analyzed and the team and coach talk about the distractions they will have to deal with.
Jayhawk Sports Talk hosts Abbey McLaughlin, Nolan Chance, and Stuart Gross break down the Davidson win and analyze the upcoming Tarheel match up. The baseball and softball teams stay hot and women's basketball team plays as a team in the WNIT.
For the latest news on KU athletics, watch Jayhawk Sports Talk on KUJH-TV weeknights at 7:00 PM.
Filled with highlights, scores and analysis, Jayhawk Sports Talk informs KU fans about sports on and off the field.
Past guests include: ESPN Sideline reporter Bonnie Bernstein, former women's basketball standout Crystal Kemp, KU men's basketball forward Julian Wright, KU Relays director Tim Weaver, former KU broadcasting legend Max Falkenstien, former KU linebacker Kevin Kane, football coach Mark Mangino, softball coach Tracy Bunge, Associate Athletics Director Jim Marchiony, former KU tennis player Christine Skoda, tennis coach Amy Hall-Holt, assistant tennis coach Frank Polito and former Big 12 Softball Player of the Year Serena Settlemier.
