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Dan Clayton of Salt City Hoops joins the show to share his analysis of the choices in front of the Utah Jazz as the NBA Draft and the greater part of the offseason approach. Jason and Eric discuss the potential trade scenarios that have been put forward involving the Jazz and their No. 2 overall pick.Jason and Eric did an extra portion of the show exclusively on YouTube, check out that section of the show on The Fan KLGN YouTube page.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen discuss the latest in news for the Pac-12 and local sports. Topics include:Reports in the media and statements from Pac-12 leadership indicate that expansion for the conference is unlikely for the near futureRevenue figures have been reported for all FBS schools, where do Pac-12 teams rank among all athletics departments?Updates on Cache Valley high school spring sports.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen break down the roster for Utah State with the addition of Evansville transfer Connor Turnbull. Also, a quick scout of Turnbull himself, what does he bring to the Aggies? Today's show included an extra portion on the YouTube live stream. Check out that extra portion on The Fan KLGN YouTube page. Jason and Eric do a full overview of what USU's roster and rotation should look like for both men's and women's basketball.

The Utah Jazz moved up in the NBA Draft Lottery for the first time in franchise history. They'll pick No. 2. But now what do they do? Utah State announced a summer concert at Maverick Stadium, showing USU's commitment to finding new revenue streams for the university

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen discuss new details that were reported about Utah State's two-game series with BYU, including how much the neutral site game in the Delta Center will still benefit BYU much more than the Aggies. Is that concession worth giving up to get these games?Also, a look at some potential and upcoming rule changes with men's basketball and football.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker talk about the latest Utah State and Pac-12 news, including:Utah State is reported to be in the field for the 2026 Acrisure Series. Who could they end up facing and how will that impact their non-conference strength of schedule?More discussion on BYU not wanting to come to the Spectrum as part of the two-game series between the Aggies and Cougars.The Player's Era Festival also released more details, which include San Diego State and Gonzaga being included in the field again.

Jason Walker discusses the latest in national and local Cache Valley sports. Topics include:The American Football Coaches Association voted to recommend changes to college football, including a 24-team playoff format and eliminating conference title gamesUtah State football added an FCS transfer, a linebacker. How will he fit into the roster and rotation?Jason give his picks for an all-time Utah State basketball starting five 

Jason Walker discusses the return of the BYU vs Utah State men's basketball series, looking at why the series has managed to return and also why it's dumb the series paused anyway. Also, an analysis of Utah State's non-conference and overall strength of schedule and how it appears to be improving compared to the last few years.

Jason Walker and Ajay Salvesen discuss the first Barttorvik computer rankings for the 2026-27 men's basketball season, looking at where Pac-12 teams rank among each other and nationally. Which teams may be overrated or underrated by the early metrics?Also, a look at Utah State women's basketball. Their roster is complete, so how do things look for this upcoming season?

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen continue a discussion from the first hour about gambling and its impact on sports and society. After that, the two give an overview of the NBA and NHL playoffs, with a particular focus on the Utah Mammoth and their Game 6 matchup with the Vegas Golden Knights.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker dive into the data on which Pac-12 teams are expected to have the toughest football schedules for the upcoming season using SP+. Utah State ranks first among its conference peers in strength of schedule, which could be a help or hinderance to the Aggies' efforts to grow in the second year of Bronco Mendenhall's tenure as head coach.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen welcome Utah Mammoth Radio Network studio analyst Adrian Denny to the show to discuss the Mammoth's series with the Vegas Golden Knights.Spring high school sports are reaching the playoff portion of the season. Jason and Eric break down each of the different sports to see where local teams are in the rankings and with playoff seeding.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen react to the news that Utah State and New Mexico are continuing their series beyond their time in the Mountain West together. The two sides will play a home-and-home series this upcoming season and the year after. Jason and Eric break down how this game fits within the currently known non-conference schedule and analyze how the Aggies may build the rest of their 16-game non-conference schedule.A brief aside into whether Utah state should have pursued Florida transfer center and 7'9" wonder Olivier Rioux. Then, a quick discussion on whether this year's Aggies could be one of the better shooting teams in recent memory.

Jason Walker and guest host Ajay Salvesen discuss their criteria for which former Aggies should have their jerseys or numbers retired by Utah State, going through a list of former players - like Tony Brown, Neemias Queta, Jordan Love, Justin Bean, Sam Merrill, Nate Harris and more - plus getting feedback and suggestions from the text line.

Jason Walker and guest host Ajay Salvesen break down Utah State's men's basketball roster, looking at key players in the frontcourt and backcourt and then stacking the Aggies' roster against the rest of the Pac-12.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen continue a discussion from the last hour, looking into recent trends where colleges are looking to maximize revenue even if it means cutting certain programs within their department.NCAA Tournament expansion is happening, Jason and Eric give their reactions to the news.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen discuss the latest transfer portal news for Utah State basketball, mainly the addition women's basketball made with Providence transfer center Sami Mancini. Analysis of how the women's basketball frontcourt will look with Mancini and another recent addition, Danika Galea.Jason and Eric also discuss the Pac-12's rebranded logo and the latest transfer portal rankings for men's basketball.Also, the start of a discussion on the epidemic forming of colleges cutting sports programs, with tennis being a particular target.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker look at the news that broke during the show about the five-years-to-play-five eligibility proposal and the clarity the NCAA is providing as to who it will apply to. Also, a continuation of the discussion on Aggies looking to make the NFL, and a check-in on Utah State men's tennis which learned where it will be playing in the upcoming NCAA Tournament. Hear from their head coach Aaron Paajanen and senior Jean-Baptiste Badon, their thoughts on winning the Mountain West title and their berth in the NCAAT. 

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss the news that Utah State will retire the No. 9 jersey number in honor of Aggie football program legend Bobby Wagner. A look back at his still-ongoing legacy for Utah State and the NFL, plus some talk about other Aggies in football or men's basketball that might be in line for a similar honor.Also, a look at the six former USU football players that have signed undrafted free agent contracts or received mini camp invites.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen continue the discussion from the first hour about Utah State's basketball recruiting before moving on to talk about the Utah Mammoth. First, a look at the jersey swap promotion where fans could trade in a Vegas Golden Knights jersey for a Mammoth one. And a check-in on the importance of Friday's Game 3 matchup between the Mammoth and Knights.Also, a quick look at Utah State Men's Tennis which play in the Mountain West Tournament title game on Friday. A win by the Aggies would make for a ninth MW trophy for USU this academic year. 

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss the recent commitments for Utah State men's basketball -- Ace Reiser, Collin Mulholland and Bron Roberts -- and give letter grades for each of the three prospects. Also, a look at what needs the roster still has, especially at the wing position. And they answer the question as to whether fans should be concerned about Ben Jacobson leaning into recruiting junior college players.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker continue the conversation from the first hour of the show on Aggie basketball, discussing the recent commits for Utah State, AJ Bates, Solomon Callaghan and Ace Reiser. With these roster spots filling up, Eric and Jason look at what positions still need to be filled and how all of these players fit together in a rotation.Also, a look at Utah State football. Specifically, the passing game with McCae Hillstead and the potential of the offense with him as the starting quarterback.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss the recent updates on the potential five year to play five eligibility rule that NCAA President Charlie Baker is trying to push through. How will it impact college sports and, more specifically, Utah State?And during the show, College of Southern Idaho transfer guard Ace Reiser verbally committed to Utah State, so Eric and Jason discuss Ace as a prospect for the Aggies.

Jason Walker discusses the current topics with the local pro sports teams. First with the Utah Jazz and what lineup issues they may face if they end up drafting a power forward this summer. The Utah Mammoth won Game 2 of their series against the Vegas Golden Knights and Jason gives his thoughts on that. And RSL is welcoming Lionel Messi to their home field, but Jason thinks the franchise has been a bit too welcoming to the world class star. 

Jason Walker discusses Utah State's transfer portal class thus far and looks ahead to what the rotation could look like for next year, including who the starters might be and where future transfers may fit into the rotation.

Jason Walker and JD Walker debate whether Utah State men's basketball head coach Ben Jacobson has brought in a roster worthy of hype and and whether the players he's bringing in are capable of competing in the Pac-12.Also, a discussion on the Utah Mammoth's series with the Vegas Golden Knights and the Utah Jazz winning their tiebreaker to keep the fourth-best odds in the upcoming lottery.

Jason Walker and JD Walker go over the current Utah State basketball roster and look at what needs still remain for the team.

Jason Walker and Ajay Salvesen discuss the recruiting situation for Utah State women's basketball and the challenges Wes Brooks is facing. Then a look back at the Utah State football spring showcase to discuss how the team looked, what McCae Hillstead will look like as the starting quarterback and how much of a concern USU's offensive line may be.

Jason Walker and Ajay Salvesen discuss the two most recent commits to Utah State men's basketball, AJ Bates and Solomon Callaghan. They talk about the skillset both bring and how it will fit at Utah State and the other players already on the team. And later in the hour, an initial look at the challenges Wes Brooks is facing with recruiting for the women's basketball team.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker preview Utah State football's spring showcase on Saturday. Which position groups and players will you be paying most attention to?NCAA is proposing a shift in the college football calendar.Utah Mammoth prepare for the Stanley Cup Playoffs with a showdown against Las Vegas.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker examine the returning production, and attrition, for each men's basketball team in the new Pac-12.Recruiting and portal updates for Utah State.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss Utah State spring football along with replaying interviews Eric did with Utah State football position coaches Dante Wilkins (defensive line) and Skyler Ridley (wide receivers). Then, Eric and Jason give the latest transfer portal and recruiting updates. Jax Allen officially signed with USU. Adlan Elamin committed to Cincinnati. And Zavier Zens has put off his decision for yet another day.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss the recent signings for Utah State men's basketball as several have been made official. They also go over the women's basketball roster which is getting fairly close to completion. More updates on Pac-12 recruiting and a look at the NBA Play-In as well as the Utah Mammoth getting a big win on Tuesday.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen welcome Utah State soccer head coach Manny Martins to the show to discuss his team's offseason and what the roster is shaping up to be for this next season. Also, updates on USU volleyball and softball. Eric also clarifies his thoughts about the value of the seats students were getting under the old arrangement in the Spectrum.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen give their thoughts on the 2025-26 season for the Utah Jazz, how they felt about the tanking and its impact on their fandom. Also, a look at the Utah Mammoth at the opposite end of the spectrum where they're playing for playoff seeding.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker go over the latest recruits for Utah State men's basketball, particularly new center Sean Felts and how he will fit into the backcourt. Also, a look at the Pac-12 and recruits that are being brought in by all schools in the conference.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker continue the discussion from the first hour about Utah State moving the HURD and then begin going over updates on USU's recruiting efforts in basketball, both men's and women's. New signings and multiple visits from several players to go over.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen give their thoughts on Utah State's decision to rearrange the seating in the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum that will, controversially, move the HURD. Will the decision diminish the fabled student section, or is the backlash an overreaction?

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen go over the reported attendance numbers for future Pac-12 teams and come to the conclusion that several teams, especially Washington State and Oregon State need to step up as the new Pac-12 era begins to make sure the experiment works. There is also speculation that New Mexico may be the top target for expansion with the Pac-12. Jason and Eric discuss how good of a candidate the Lobos would be compared to others along with what the timeline for expansion would actually be for the Pac-12.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen go over the latest updates for Utah State basketball in the transfer portal. That includes Will Hornseth officially signing with men's basketball and Wes Brooks retaining more of his roster for next year. Also, one report has claimed that NIL agents in college sports are paying influencers to inflate valuations for athletes.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen continue the discussion from the first hour of the show regarding Utah State basketball and the transfer portal. Then come interviews with Utah State football defensive coordinator Nick Howell and wide receiver Anthony Garcia that Eric conducted after the Aggies' practice on Thursday.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss the situation for Utah State with the transfer portal. They've reportedly received one commitment from UNI transfer forward Will Hornseth. Jason and Eric break down how Hornseth and Templin may or may not be able to play next to each other on the court. And they bring up more potential names that Utah State may target in the portal to build their 2026-27 roster.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen give updates on Utah State men's and women's basketball, how each team is doing in terms of portal attrition and which players they are able to bring back for next year.Other topics for this hour of the show:- Jason give his hot take that The Masters is great, but overrated.- The NBA has leaked its latest proposal for anti-tanking measures, will it help any more than previous attempts?- The Utah Jazz continue their tanking efforts, losing in embarrassing fashion in a game without defense- Neemias Queta's candidacy for the NBA's Most Improved Player Award- The "Zammoth" introduced by the Utah Mammoth, and also a discussion on their playoff odds

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen discuss recent reports from Ross Dellenger that have indicated a couple of changes may be brewing for the NCAA. One about an age limit that would affect eligibility, and another that targets inequality in revenue between conferences.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker continue the discussion on Utah State's situation with the transfer portal and carry that discussion to the rest of the Pac-12 teams and how they've fared with the portal.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker sit down for an interview with Utah State men's basketball head coach Ben Jacobson, discussing his move to USU, scheduling philosophy and his thoughts on the returning players.Afterward, Jason and Eric talk about the players Utah State has retained and also may be losing via the transfer portal. Kingston Tosi joined the ranks of the Aggies returning for next season while Tucker Anderson, Luke Kearney, Adlan Elamin, Jordy Barnes and Elijah Perryman have entered the portal.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker give their reactions and analysis of Utah State basketball after the news came out over the weekend that star players Mason Falslev and Karson Templin are returning for the Aggies for the 2026-27 season.

Jason Walker discusses the return of Brayden Boe to Utah State as the redshirt freshman was confirmed to be staying and not entering the transfer portal. Other topics, among many, include MJ Collins participating in the college all-star game, USU Volleyball signing a transfer from Cal, New Mexico's exit from the NIT, the Utah Jazz's upcoming schedule and the Utah Mammoth trying to secure a playoff spot.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss the latest in college sports. That includes the President of the United States himself is trying to intervene in college sports to fix its "wild west" state. Will it work? With the expansion of the College Football Playoff, conference title games could become a thing of the past. And NCAA Tournament expansion now seems to be right around the corner, with reports that it will be put in place for next season's tournament. 

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss spring football for Utah State and play an interview Eric did with USU Offensive Coordinator Robert Anae after Thursday's practice.The NIT and College Basketball Crown are starting/restarting today. Eric and Jason discuss the merits of playing in these tournaments and whether they can survive, especially if the NCAA Tournament expands.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker discuss the transfer portal situation with the Mountain West and Pac-12, focusing a lot on Boise State's transfer woes and the state of its program heading into the offseason. Also, a look at whether Utah State might add some of the Mountain West transfers.Utah State Gymnastics were at NCAA Regionals today, competing against Stanford, Michigan and North Carolina. Jason and Eric review how the Aggies did and take a look at the season as a whole. Utah State Women's Basketball added a transfer player, junior college guard Kylani Rookstool.