Ken Miller Show With Trent Condon

The guys begin the 2nd hour with a look at some baseball and the future of the White Sox, sports wagering in the state of Iowa and more.  Then Big 12 basketball talk with Matt Postins from Heartland College Sports.  Finally, former Iowa Hawkeye Offensive linemen and Los Angeles Ram Austin Blythe drops in to talk about the NFC Championship game, his road to the Super Bowl and more.  The guys finish the hour looking at the night in sports and previewing tomorrow's show. 

Trent and Ken open up the show with college basketball talk from last night along with the baseball Hall of Fame inductees.  Andrew Logue stops in to talk baseball and the Hall of Fame and Jon Miller from Hawkeye Nation gives his thoughts on Iowa basketball on a 5 game winning streak. 

The guys open the 2nd hour talking with ESPN's Sportscenter anchor Zubin Mehenti on the NFL and college basketball.  They then talk a little bit about the MLB Hall of Fame voting and finish talking with NBC Sports Rob Dauster on college hoops. 

Trent and Ken break down what they saw last night in the Iowa State/Kansas game, talk Cyclones with Dylan Montz from the Ames Tribune and bracket talk with Shelby Mast from BracketWag.com and USA Today

The guys dive into a possible point spread for Iowa State/Iowa in football, talk Chiefs with Nick Athan from Chiefs Blitz and Iowa Wild hockey with Joe O'Donnell before getting ready for the night in hoops with Iowa State at Kansas. 

The guys recap the big weekend in sports starting with a ton on the NFC and AFC Championship games.  Iowa State football and basketball conversation with Cyclone Alert's Alex Halsted and some ISU and Iowa talk with Scott Dochterman from The Athletic. 

Trent and Ken get into some more college basketball talk with Iowa State and Iowa, then get into the Championship games in the NFL.  Paul Allen, The Voice of the Vikings stops by first to look at the games and talk about the Vikings offseason along with a hit on the T-Wolves. Nick Athan previews the AFC Championship game with Kansas City hosting New England from Chiefs Blitz, Claxon's Smokehouse giveaway and final thoughts on the weekend. 

Ken and Trent begin the program looking at the Michigan State win over Nebraska and talk Big Ten and Big 12 hoops, then some NFL. Iowa Hawkeye talk with Tom Kakert from Hawkeye Report followed by John Walters, the Voice of the Cyclones. 

The 2nd hour starts with more on the night of wins from Iowa and Iowa State, then talk Iowa football with Marc Morehouse from the Cedar Rapids Gazette and Frank Schwab from Yahoo Sports breaks down the NFL Championship games and more across the NFL landscape before the guys get ready for the night in sports. 

Ken and Trent break down the big night in the state of Iowa for college hoops with wins from all 4 D1 programs. Plenty on the Iowa road win at Penn State and ISU at Texas Tech.  Alex Halsted continues the breakdown of the Cyclones win and Jim Brinson drops in for an update on his life. 

The guys start the 2nd hour with more on Iowa as they prepare for their road trip to Penn State and then talk about Iowa State @ Texas Tech. The conversation turns to spring football with ISU announcing they will not be having a spring game again.  David Kaplan from ESPN 1000 and NBC Sports Chicago stops in to talk Bears, Cubs, Bulls and more before Eric Heft checks in from Lubbock to preview ISU/Texas Tech. 

Ken and Trent start with college basketball talk with a big night in the state and a look at college basketball from last night and stories of Jimmy B.   A look at Texas Tech with Chris Level from Lubbock and a preview of the Cyclones & Red Raiders, plus some football talk.

The guys open the 2nd hour talking about the possibilities for sports wagering in the state of Iowa.  Zubin Mehenti stops by from ESPN to talk about the world of sports. And finally Ross Peterson from the Sports Fanatics drops by to talk about his big trip coming up this fall.  

Ken and Trent open up the program talking college basketball from last night. Then a conversation on college basketball with NBC Sports Rob Dauster. Blair Kerkhoff from the Kansas City Star drops in to talk Chiefs football in preparation of the AFC Championship game and then Big 12 football and basketball talk. 

The guys get into the NFL playoffs and what they saw over the weekend.  Nick Athan from Chiefs Blitz talks about the playoff for for KC and a look forward to New England in the AFC Championship game. Jason Simbal from CG Technology talks about the Vegas side of things and how the weekend went for the guys in the desert. 

Ken and Trent open the show with some college football NFL decision for TJ Hockenson and basketball talk and the rumors that were swirling around Tyler Cook's ankle injury.  Jon Miller from Hawkeye Nation talks about the Hockenson news and then gets into basketball after the 3rd Big Ten win in a row.  Dylan Montz of the Ames Tribune talks Cyclone and Big 12 football before getting into the tough loss in basketball to K-State. 

Hour 2 starts with more on the NFL and the guys thoughts on the games, then a breakdown with Pro Football Weekly's Andrew Garda.  Chief Blitz' Nick Athan previews the Chiefs match up with the Colts and then time to give away Claxon's Smokehouse with your picks against the spread. The guys finish talking Iowa and ISU hoops rivalry. 

The guys open the show getting ready for the NFL Divisional Round and talk some college basketball including Big Ten games on Friday nights. Dylan Montz then gives the last look at the Cyclones and Tom Kakert does the same for the Hawkeyes. Matt Postins then drops by to talk Big 12 football and basketball and the Hawkeyes. 

Hour #2 starts up with Iowa basketball talk after the win against Northwestern and a look forward for the Hawkeyes.  John Walters, the Voice of the Cyclones, drops in to talk ISU football and basketball and The Cedar Rapids Gazette's Marc Morehouse talks Hawkeye football with the fellas. 

Ken and Trent open up the show talking about the Iowa win over Northwestern, a look at the Chiefs with ESPN's Adam Teicher as they prepare for the divisional match up with Indy and Kevin Lehman on college basketball across the state and country.