Steve Jones Show – Monday, December 9, 2019 Hour 1
Bob Buehner joins Steve and Shawn in studio to recap the weekend, plus Penn State receives another New Years Six bowl bid and will play Memphis in the Cotton Bowl on Saturday, December 28th. Guest: Sports Reporter Matt Leon (Newsradio 1060 KYW/Philadelphia) and Steve preview the Monday night NFC East divisional matchup between the Giants and Eagles.
Steve Jones Show – Thursday, December 5, 2019 Hour 1
Topics: Ohio State and Penn State get huge victories in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge, Cowboys and Bears square off on Thursday Night Football. Guest: Matt Lombardo (New York Giants Beat Writer / NFL Insider, NJ.com) returns to discuss the play of rookie quarterback Daniel Jones as well as Saquon Barkley in year two…plus if Chase Young is available on draft night, should the Giants take him…also, Steve and Matt cruise thru the NFC East and attempt to figure out which team could win the division.
Steve Jones Show – Tuesday, December 3, 2019 Hour 2
Guest: Senior Editor Neal Coolong (TheSteelersWire.com and TheTouchdownWire.com), in his weekly appearance, talks about third-string quarterback Devlin Hodges, who remains at quarterback as the Steelers got a big divisional win over Cleveland as well as the impressive play Pittsburgh is getting on defense. Topics: Bucknell basketball, Shawn’s car challenges over the holiday weekend, Dabo Swinney, Paul Finebaum and Gus Johnson.
Steve Jones Show – Tuesday, December 3, 2019 Hour 1
Topics: Why Penn State football game-days are true events, the upsurge of Peloton, Ron Rivera let go as Carolina Panthers Head Coach and Georgetown basketball rocked by restraining orders and players entering the transfer portal.
Steve Jones Show – Monday, December 2, 2019 Hour 1
Topics: Rutgers/Penn State game recap, Steve describes how much the Penn State football program has turned since December 2, 2015….plus a situation that took place at the final 2019 Tom McGrath Tailgate between Steve, Tom, Shawn and Gary. Guest: Philadelphia Sports Reporter Matt Leon (Newsradio 1060 KYW) goes through the list of things that made no sense in the Eagles’ bitter loss at Miami.
Steve Jones Show – Wednesday, November 27, 2019 Hour 1
Guests: InviteManager.com CEO Tony Knopp on the business of sports, including the Los Angeles Chargers and a look back at the NBA controversy in China. Then, Kevin Reichard (Publisher, ballparkdigest.com) and Steve discuss Major League Baseball’s proposal of eliminating 42 Minor League Baseball teams, including teams in the New York – Penn League.
Steve Jones Show – Tuesday, November 26, 2019 Hour 2
Guest: Senior Editor Neal Coolong (TheSteelersWire.com and TheTouchdownWire.com), in his weekly appearance, talks about the switch to Devlin Hodges at quarterback as the Steelers get their rematch with Cleveland this Sunday at Heinz Field. Then, we wrap up the show as Steve shares with Shawn and Bob Buehner, broadcasting stories from Thanksgiving holiday’s past.
Steve Jones Show – Friday, November 22, 2019 Hour 1
Guests: Matt Leon (Sports reporter, Newsradio 1060 KYW, Philadelphia) looks back at the tough loss by the Eagles at the Link against the Patriots. Then, Penn State tight end Pat Freiermuth, spoke with the media this week, leading up to the showdown at Ohio State!
Steve Jones Show – Thursday, November 21, 2019 Hour 1
New developments from the Steelers/Browns brawl regarding Myles Garrett, Mason Rudolph and Maurkice Pouncey… State College Spikes release a statement about the MLB proposal on the future of select MiLB teams. Guest: Cam Mellor (Senior College Football Analyst, profootballfocus.com) has the weekly report cards and grades on select players and teams, including Penn State and Ohio State.
Steve Jones Show – Wednesday, November 20, 2019 Hour 2
Guest: Kevin Reichard (Publisher, ballparkdigest.com) and Steve discuss Major League Baseball’s proposal of eliminating 42 Minor League Baseball teams, including the Williamsport Crosscutters, State College Spikes and others in the New York – Penn League. Topics: Myles Garrett, Mason Rudolph and Colin Kaepernick.
