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Price Atkinson and Steve Carney break down a thrilling Week 2. Navy kicked off conference play with a 38–24 win over UAB, powered by Blake Horvath's arm and legs plus a stout defensive second half. Army delivered the shocker of the weekend, rallying behind quarterback Cale Hellums to topple Kansas State 24–21 in Manhattan. The Black Knights' defense dominated after halftime, highlighted by Collin Matteson's game-sealing interception. Meanwhile, Air Force enjoyed a bye and now prepares for its Mountain West opener at Utah State.This episode is sponsored in part by TicketSmarter:Use promo code LWOS10 to receive $10 off purchases of $100 or moreUse promo code LWOS20 to receive $20 off purchases of $300 or moreThink smarter. TicketSmarter
Steve Carney joins Steve Thomson for a chilly meeting of the Steves. He was reelin in Crappies this morning in deeper water before dodging some rainclouds. He also details some trouble hunting dove in South Dakota, he cites a change in local agriculture as a potential reason. Plus, an acorn crop for the ages.
Steve Carney joins Steve Thomson for a chilly meeting of the Steves. He was reelin in Crappies this morning in deeper water before dodging some rainclouds. He also details some trouble hunting dove in South Dakota, he cites a change in local agriculture as a potential reason. Plus, an acorn crop for the ages. Steve and Lindsey break down what they've seen at the US Open this week with the Women's Final underway. They also touch on the Minnesota Lynx and the WNBA. Then, Jonathan Lowe joins the show to share college football scores as he does every Saturday in the fall y'all.
Yards and Stripes dives into a thrilling Week 1 for Army, Navy, and Air Force football. Hosts Price Atkinson and Steve Carney break down Army's double-overtime loss to Tarleton State, Navy's dominant win over VMI, and Air Force's explosive victory against Bucknell. The guys hand out game balls, discuss standout performances, and spotlight the Travis Manion Foundation Honor Roll in remembrance of a fallen service member. Plus, they preview Navy's AAC opener versus UAB and Army's tough road trip to Kansas State. Subscribe to Yards and Stripes on the College Gridiron Coast to Coast Podcast Network for weekly service academy football coverage.This episode is sponsored in part by TicketSmarter:Use promo code LWOS10 to receive $10 off purchases of $100 or moreUse promo code LWOS20 to receive $20 off purchases of $300 or moreThink smarter. TicketSmarter
Steve Carney explains why he's excited for some cooler weather next week. Then, MN DNR wildfire prevention specialist Karen Harrison joins Steve Thomson on the State Fair porch. And we hear a rundown of the first big college football scoreboard of the season.
There's a cooldown coming in the weather, and that brings a smile to Steve Carney's face. He'll tell you why.
Yards and Stripes is back for the 2025 college football season with a full Service Academy Football Preview. Hosts Price Atkinson and Steve Carney dive into the outlook for Army, Navy, and Air Force, breaking down key returning players, schedules, and which teams could contend for the Commander-in-Chief Trophy. This week also features a special interview with Navy's new Athletic Director Michael Kelly. Kelly shares what it means to return to Annapolis, how Navy's culture benefits from avoiding NIL and transfer portal churn, and his praise for head coach Brian Newberry's steady leadership. From Navy's championship hopes to Army's new quarterback and Air Force's bounce-back mission, this episode sets the stage for an exciting 2025 season.This episode is sponsored in part by TicketSmarter:Use promo code LWOS10 to receive $10 off purchases of $100 or moreUse promo code LWOS20 to receive $20 off purchases of $300 or moreThink smarter. TicketSmarter
It's a full hour on the State Fair porch. Steve is joined by outdoorsman Steve Carney, Paul Ryan of Shanghai Henry's, Dustin Roemeling of the MN DNR, and State Trooper Troy Christianson.
First, we go outdoors with Steve Carney who is itching for dove season to arrive but in the meantime gives his tips on the drop shot rig. Then, an update on the impending Gopher football season and the Minnesota Loons with Andy Greder. Steve and Lindsey speak to some State Fair romanticism as the Great Minnesota Get Together is only days away. Steve also provides an update on the MBA State Amateur Baseball Tournament. Finally, Matt Hodson from the Minnesota Twins stops by to talk about the Twins honoring the 1965 World Series team tonight at Target Field. Corey Koskie will also be inducted to the Twins Hall of Fame.
The meeting of the Steve's commences on a very rainy Saturday night. Carney has had enough of this weird summer of weather. He says the fishing is just okay and that he's waiting for things to cool off. In the meantime, he's been helping a nearby sanctuary with some problematic deer. The transition to the fall cannot come fast enough. He's been scouting deer stand spots and in the process desensitizing the nearby wildlife to his presence. Plus, Carney gets into the advantages of the drop shot rig.
August 12, 2025 Hour 2. The coolest thing I've seen today. Steve Carney talks Tampa Bay Rays.
May the meeting of the Steves commence. Carney is already scouting ducks for the upcoming season and he's predicting a big wild rice crop this year. Fishing has really slowed and Carney is waiting for the water temperature to change. He predicts it to be slow until October mostly because of all the food available to the fish that's making it difficult to reel them into the boat.
The meeting of the Steves as they do each and every Saturday. Carney is already scouting ducks for the upcoming season and he's predicting a big wild rice crop this year. Fishing has really slowed and Carney is waiting for the water temperature to change. He predicts it to be slow until October mostly because of all the food available to the fish that's making it difficult to reel them into the boat.
The full first hour of The Sports Weekend with Steve Thomson. First, a visit to the great Minnesota outdoors with Steve Carney who's itching for water fowl season. Then, Mark Forsman from the MBA joins to talk about the upcoming Minnesota Baseball Association State Tournament. Plus, Inside radio talk and Steve's past sugar intake Would Lindsey ever consider being a referee? Twins highlights
Lots of rain means high water! Prepare accordingly and expect fishes in the shallows (STILL). Steve has never seen this behavior from fish and he cites changes in the water temperature for a potential reason why. Remember, with heavy rains that means there's more food to compete with for the attention of the fish. They also talk about the upcoming Game Fair and all the hunting openers, summer goes quick!
It's the Sports Weekend with Steve Thomson! Steve Carney stops by to open the show up with some advice to take 5 days off next week for good fishing. Then, Steve and Lindsey mix it up with a variety of topics and tangents. Topics include: Corn sweat ruining Lindsey's dryland vibes Fogerty Ice Arena and other polar vortexes you can skate in Tour de France athletes & a great documentary on doping Highlights from last night's Twins win
July 23, 2025 Hour 2 Steve Carney. NIL changing again, what does it mean? The coolest thing I've seen today. Steve Carney talks Tampa Bay Rays with M&M.
Steve Carney is trying some new techniques in coaxing fishes into his boat and its tiring him out. Bait elevation is key. Carney notes that he's jumping lakes a lot right now given the slow time of year. He mentions water temperature and natural food abundance as reasons why the bites are harder to find during these days.
First, we go outdoors with Steve Carney who's testing out some new fishing techniques. Then, a preview of the upcoming 3M Open with tournament director Mike Welch. Steve gets going on the University of Minnesota charging students a fee to help supplement paying the school's athletes.
The weekly meeting of the Steve(s) is a special time. Carney talks about maximizing the effectiveness of bait selection… start with a leech if you're looking to catch panfish! He also talks about when to switch, especially when fishing for walleyes. They also get into current water temps, insect hatching patterns and how those affect fishing in July and August.
It was Byron Buxton bobblehead day at Target Field today and you know what he did? HE HIT FOR THE CYCLE. Steve and Lindsey bask in the baseball history made today by Buck who will be on his way to Atlanta for the All Star Game in the next few days. Steve and Lindsey get into some tennis discussion as Wimbledon wraps up this weekend. Lindsey thinks tennis players are the best athletes in the world. Then, a discussion about Kirk Cousins appearing on the second season of Quarterback and how his honesty could be taken the wrong way. Finally, Steve Carney stops in to give an update on the great Minnesota outdoors!
July 8, 2025 Hour 2 Steve Carney. Coolest thing I've seen today! Steve Carney talks Rays and Lightning.
Steve Carney joins Steve Thomson to talk about the great Minnesota outdoors! It's not the best fishing weekend with all the holiday weekend activities but the rain has helped raise water levels which helps! Carney talks about the competition with available food sources in pursuit of snagging a fish… tis the season for minnow spawns and plenty of insects!
Steve Thomson and Lindsey Brown here to guide a packed hour of the Sports Weekend with Steve Thomson. Steve gets into his appreciation for the Major League All Star Game and the choice to have team representatives play in their home uniforms. They also get into the growth of the WNBA and the recent expansion announcements. Plus, Lindsey learns a lesson in homeownership and Steve Carney stops in to talk about the great Minnesota outdoors!
The full episode of the Sports Weekend with Steve Thomson for June 28, 2025. Steve Carney joins Steve Thomson for an update on the great Minnesota outdoors. Steve and Lindsey chat about the Minnesota Lynx's latest win in Atlanta. Jess Myers stops by to talk about all the latest Minnesota Wild transactions coinciding with the NHL Draft. Finally, Chris Hine joins to talk about the Timberwolves extending Naz Reid, running it back next year with a familiar roster and extending Julius Randle.
Steve Carney joins Steve Thomson for an update on the great Minnesota outdoors. Carney says he's been getting bites early and often in the shallows. He also gives an update on his bait choices, recent weather's impact on the fishies and water vegetation.
Sports Weekend with Steve Thomson wraps with a meeting of the Steves as Steve Carney drops by to talk the great (HOT) Minnesota outdoors. Carney talks about the heat wave and what it means for water and fishing conditions. Thomson asks about the kind of bait he starts with especially when he's fishing for walleye.
John Millea joins Steve Thomson to talk about ending his long career covering Minnesota high school sports. John is a long time friend and is due for a congratulations after dedicating so many years to the Minnesota sports scene. Lindsey then recounts her recent adventure in the Boundary Waters. Finally, the show wraps with a meeting of the Steves as Steve Carney drops by to talk the great (HOT) Minnesota outdoors. Carney talks about the heat wave and what it means for water and fishing conditions.
June 18, 2025 Hour 2 Steve Carney. Panthers are the story of the day. Catlin Clark is getting bear up, what should the WNBA do about it? Steve Carney talks Rays.
The full first hour of The Sports Weekend with Steve Thomson. Guests in the first hour include Steve Carney on fishin' and Chris Hine on the Wolves' demise. Plus a conversation about Pete DeBoer's comments about Jake Oettinger and the Oilers taking the next step.
May 28, 2025 Hour 2 Steve Carney. What city's sports team do you hate the most. Steve Carney to talk Rays and Lightning.
Steve Carney and Steve Thomson get together to talk about the great outdoors to kick off every show. Carney is still flying high from a great opener weekend. The wind has been prohibitive ever since and he's itching to get back on the water. He also touches on how the fish are affected by weather inconsistencies.
The full first hour of the Sports Weekend with Steve Thomson. There's sport coming out of our ears. Steve Thomson gets his update on the outdoors with Steve Carney followed by a chat with Chris Hine about the Wolves returning to the WCF. Lindsey and Steve also get into some golf talk withe the PGA Championship underway.
Steve Thomson is here to educate the masses on all things sports on Saturdays. First, he checks in on Steve Carney on the fishing opener. Then, Jace Frederick joins to preview the Wolves game 3 vs the Warriors. Finally, Kristin Rortvedt fills us in on the Twins organzation's work in their "Week of Service"
Elbow Lake is where Steve Carney went for the opener to escape the crowds but found some anyways. A fantastic morning filled with walleye and crappies he reports. Carney gets into some of the bait he used so successfully today as well as some misplaced techniques he noticed from his fellow fisher peoples.
Steve Carney takes time out of a gorgeous day for a meeting of the Steves. This amazing weather bodes well for the approaching fishing opener, Carney says that target temperature of 60 degrees in close and expects crappies in the pencil reeds by the end of the week!
April 30, 2025 Hour 2 Steve Carney. Steve talks Lightning and Rays with M&M.
Steve Carney joins Steve Thomson to talk the great Minnesota outdoors. Crappie behavior is a little suspect according to Steve C and he gives his recs for the upcoming opener.
Just an hour of the Sports Weekend with Steve Thomson. Steve is joined by Chris Hine and Steve Carney. Plus, discussions about the NFL draft and Minnesota's sports dominance
During the hour, Steve Carney tells us how this slow warming trend is affecting a day on the water. Then, Jess Myers and Kevin Lynch preview 1st-round playoff series for the Wild and Wolves (respectively).
It's been a slow warmup across the state. How's that affecting fishing and other water sports? Steve Carney lets us know that, as well as the best ways to prep for the open water fishing season.
April 18, 2025 Hour 2 Steve Carney. Kadarius Toney wants to be known as Yung Joka. We ask what Miller and Moulton's Hip Hop Names would be. Steve Carney sets up the Lightning Panthers series from the Lightning side.
Steve Carney joins Steve Thomson for a meeting of the Steves about the state of the great Minnesota outdoors. Temps are on the rise and most of the ice is out. Crappies are good eating and already hanging in the shallows according to Carney. Things are on track for the walleye opener he reports.
It's a shortened but stacked hour of The Sports Weekend with Steve Thomson. Jess Myers, Chris Hine and Steve Carney stop by.
April 10, 2025 Hour 2 Steve Carney. Steve talks Lightning and Rays with M&M
It is April so in truncated fashion we covered the best of the best in spring sports - as Ron Sirak joined to preview Masters week, Kevin Lynch of Fan Duel Sports Network previewed Wolves-Sixers and the beginning of the Marc Lore-Alex Rodriguez era. Recapped the Twins action from the day and even chatted some Minnesota Wild as well then finally we headed outdoors with Steve Carney.
April 3, 2025 Hour 3 Neil Blackmon & Steve Carney. Neil talks SEC hoop with M&M. Steve talks Rays and Lightning with the boys.
March 24, 2025 Hour 2 Steve Carney. Steve talks the Rays and Lightning with Miller and Moulton
February 27, 2025 Hour 2 Steve Carney
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