Podcast appearances and mentions of Tom Ackerman

Tom Ackerman is joined by the Billikens Women's Head Basketball Coach, Rebecca Tillett, and freshman center Alyssa Koerkenmeier in tonight's edition of the Billikens Coaches Show!

(00:00-19:25) Joined by friend of the show, Blues analyst Joey Vitale. Complimenting Tim's question asking skills. The art of asking questions to athletes and just listening. New gerbils. Calling games from in between the benches. Joey didn't get invited to the gala. Joey's insight on last night's win over the Panthers. We're gonna have a drive by surprise guest.(19:33-31:28) Drops of the Week. Drops of the Week. We've got a surprise guest on the line. Caller Tom. Tom Ackerman joins us. Tom is a Jackson defender. National Champion Tom Ackerman. The win still doesn't feel real. SLU will be a tough matchup with they make the tournament. Putting the radio wars on hold for now.(31:38-53:47) Gabe DeArmond of Power Mizzou joins us and he's fired up for the Walk Up The Hill for the Mississippi State game? Not sure that Mizzou is that good. Dennis Gates' development of players. Government names. Pig Brown. Rich in Warrenton is on the line and wants to talk Charles S. Dutton. Tales of Dan Devine and Warrenton Golf Course. Top notch call regardless of what the texters say.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tom Ackerman joins to break down major college and professional sports action, including Mizzou's thrilling buzzer-beater wins, Illinois' record-breaking performance by Keaton Wagler, and SLU's dominating victory over St. Bonaventure. Discussion covers NCAA prop betting restrictions following past gambling scandals, NIL concerns, and integrity issues in college sports. Ackerman also evaluates the Blues' season outlook, NFL matchups, and coaching moves, highlighting Mike Vrabel's new role with the Patriots. The segment blends analysis, insights on player performance, and predictions for upcoming games. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #TomAckerman #MizzouBasketball #IllinoisBasketball #SLUBasketball #NCAA #PropBetting #NIL #BluesHockey #NFL #MikeVrabel #Patriots

Marc and the team open with frigid weather commentary and energy concerns before analyzing potential government shutdowns tied to DHS and ICE funding disputes. Ryan Schmelz joins to explain the dynamics in Washington, highlighting Democrat strategies and filibuster challenges. Tom Ackerman covers college basketball highlights, prop betting issues, and local team performances, while NFL and NHL updates provide broader sports context. The hour closes with Marc addressing Hollywood celebrity commentary on law enforcement, reiterating the significance of ICE and police funding in current political debates. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #GovernmentShutdown #ICEFunding #RyanSchmelz #TomAckerman #CollegeBasketball #NFL #NHL #HollywoodPolitics #LocalSports

The full show spans four hours of cold-weather updates, political accountability, and local plus national news analysis. Hour 1 opens with snow and protest coverage, spotlighting liberal hypocrisy, law enforcement challenges, and Kim's “Kim on a Whim” segment on free speech. Hour 2 dives into icy roads, Hans von Spakovsky's legal insights on Minneapolis, Nicole Murray's market updates, and lighter daily news stories. Hour 3 covers Minnesota ICE operations, chaotic protests, Dan Buck's commentary on leadership failures, and traffic enforcement technology debates. Hour 4 addresses potential government shutdowns, Ryan Schmelz explains federal funding politics, Tom Ackerman highlights college basketball and prop betting issues, and Marc closes with Hollywood commentary tied to law enforcement and ICE. Across the show, political, social, and sports topics intertwine, blending national headlines with local perspectives and actionable insights. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #WinterWeather #MinneapolisProtests #PoliticalAccountability #KimOnAWhim #ICEOperations #GovernmentShutdown #RyanSchmelz #TomAckerman #LocalSports #CollegeBasketball #NFL #NHL #DailyNews #SocialCommentary

Tom Ackerman is joined by Brian Barnhart to break down Illinois' upset win at Purdue, led by Keaton Wagler's explosive scoring night. They discuss how Illinois landed Wagler, his confidence and fit in Brad Underwood's system, and why the Illini look like a real Big Ten and Final Four contender. The segment also covers lessons from the Nebraska loss, defensive growth, rebounding, and a look ahead at a tough upcoming schedule and rising national attention.

Tom Hart joins Tom Ackerman to break down Missouri's overtime win over Oklahoma, including Mark Mitchell's buzzer beater, Trent Pierce's logo three, and a look at Mizzou under Dennis Gates in a deep SEC. Brian Barnhart recaps Illinois' statement win at Purdue, highlighted by Keaton Wagler's historic scoring night and the Illini's Big Ten outlook. Josh Schertz follows to discuss SLU's blowout win over St. Bonaventure, Ishan Sharma's nine threes, and the Billikens' strong position atop the A 10.

Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski and Jim Brennan join Tom Ackerman to discuss McKelvey Homes' 1898 Society program and the donation to the Affordable Housing Fund. The conversation focuses on addressing the region's shortage of affordable housing, supporting families experiencing housing insecurity, and strengthening neighborhoods across the St. Louis region. They also discuss winter weather concerns for those facing homelessness and McKelvey Homes' commitment to continue supporting the Affordable Housing Fund in 2026.

St. Louis Cardinals President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom joins Tom Ackerman to discuss takeaways from the Winter Warm Up, including strong impressions of top prospects and the organization's growing catching depth. Bloom explains Yadier Molina's expanded role as a special assistant, addresses Brendan Donovan trade speculation, and outlines the search for a right handed bat. The conversation also touches on MLB's shifting media landscape and how the Cardinals plan to stay competitive through development and creativity.

The first two hours of Sports on a Sunday Morning with Tom Ackerman open with winter weather concerns before diving into a packed slate of sports and community conversation. Tom Hart breaks down Missouri's overtime win over Oklahoma, highlighted by Mark Mitchell's buzzer beater and Trent Pierce's logo three, plus a look at Mizzou under Dennis Gates. Brian Barnhart recaps Illinois' statement win at Purdue behind Keaton Wagler's historic scoring night and the Illini's Big Ten outlook. Josh Schertz joins to discuss SLU's dominant win over St. Bonaventure, Ish Sharma's nine threes, and the Billikens' hold on first place in the A 10. Hour 2 features Jim Brennan and Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski on affordable housing and community support, followed by Chaim Bloom on Cardinals prospects, Yadier Molina's role, and roster flexibility. The combined hours wrap with Bernie Miklasz breaking down Championship Sunday picks and the latest outlook on Brendan Donovan and the Cardinals' roster plans.

The full show delivers a packed Thursday morning of insight, interviews, and sharp commentary. Hour 1 kicks off with Stuart McMillan stepping in for Kim St. Ange, introducing “Stu in the Lou” and breaking down Missouri politics, Governor Kehoe's policy plans, and the state's economic direction. Hour 2 dives into Midwest headlines and accountability, spotlighting the Clintons' contempt proceedings and an exclusive sports chat with Tom Ackerman on Indiana's national title win. Hour 3 expands to foreign policy, with Jim Talent dissecting Trump's Greenland success and Mark Vargas exposing Illinois' migrant chaos and political fractures. The finale — Hour 4 — brings powerhouse guests Abigail Jackson, Shannon Bream, and Griff Jenkins, each giving perspective on Trump's global strategy, ICE enforcement, and media hypocrisy, closing with Marc's unforgettable Lindsey Graham story that perfectly caps off a lively, unfiltered morning show. #MarcCoxShow #StuInTheLou #JimTalent #MarkVargas #AbigailJackson #ShannonBream #GriffJenkins #AmericaFirst #MissouriPolitics #GreenlandDeal #ICE #MediaBias #LindseyGraham

Tom Ackerman joins Marc Cox to relive the Indiana Hoosiers' national championship win, sharing behind-the-scenes moments from the game, post-game celebrations, and the standout quarterback sneak by Mendoza. Ackerman highlights the team's grit, coaching strategy, and the impact on Indiana's football program, comparing it to the basketball legacy. He also touches on SLU's rise in college basketball, praising their coach's leadership and upcoming challenges. The segment blends sports analysis with personal anecdotes from the championship experience. #TomAckerman #IndianaHoosiers #CollegeFootball #SLUBasketball #Championship #MarcCoxShow #SportsHighlights

Hour 2 features Stuart McMillan filling in for Kim, bringing updates on the Midwest with a mix of lighthearted studio moments, snowstorm prep, and commentary on RFK Jr.'s political moves. The segment covers House Oversight actions against the Clintons, emphasizing accountability and congressional subpoenas, and includes an in-depth interview with Tom Ackerman on Indiana Hoosiers' championship and team dynamics. The hour closes with “In Other News,” highlighting quirky stories from lifetime beer for Coach Signetti to a coyote spotted on Alcatraz, and media shake-ups at CBS. #MarcCoxShow #MidwestNews #TomAckerman #IndianaHoosiers #HouseOversight #Clintons #SportsRecap #QuirkyNews #CBSNews #PunxsutawneyPhil

In this segment, Mark is joined by Indiana Alumnus Alex Rich & KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman. They react to the epic College Football National Championship victory for Indiana over Miami.

Tom Ackerman is live from the 29th annual Cardinals Winter Warm Up and is joined by Brycen Mautz, Alec Burleson, JJ Wetherholt, Leonardo Bernal, Michael McGreevy, Thomas Saggese and Andre Pallante.

Tom Ackerman joins Marc and Kim to break down a packed sports slate — from Kentucky's buzzer-beater win to SLU's case for joining the Big East, backed by Senator Eric Schmitt. Ackerman hails SLU as St. Louis' top team right now, dominating the A-10 and deserving national attention. The conversation shifts to the Cardinals' major roster shake-up, with Nolan Arenado heading to Arizona as part of a youth-focused rebuild. Tom wraps up by previewing his trip to Miami for championship coverage and reflecting on the evolution of St. Louis sports venues. #TomAckerman #SLUBasketball #BigEast #CardinalsBaseball #NolanArenado #KentuckyBasketball #MarcCoxMorningShow

Marc kicks off with Thursday snow updates and teases Tom Ackerman's sports coverage, spotlighting Kentucky's miraculous buzzer-beater and SLU's dominating season with a Big East push. Politically, he breaks down Congressman Mike Bost's Supreme Court victory allowing challenges to late mail-in ballots. Investigative reporting highlights Nick Shirley exposing empty Minnesota daycare centers and fraudulent non-emergency transport payments. “In Other News” touches on fading baby names, Jennifer Lawrence rehoming her dog, McDonald's menu additions, a teen's life-saving leg amputation, and NASA's $750K Mars food challenge. Teasers include Jim Talent on Iran and Jimmy Failla ticket giveaways. #SLUBasketball #KentuckyBasketball #DaycareFraud #InvestigativeReporting #InOtherNews #NASA #JimmyPhelah #JimTalent

Matt Pauley talks with Cardinals beat write Rob Rains to discuss the Ryne Stanek deal the Cardinals have reportedly made, as well as what it means for the 2026 bullpen. Plus, Matt replays audio from a conversation Tom Ackerman had with Chaim Bloom previewing the future of the offseason and spring training.

Marc and Tom Ackerman break down Indiana's stunning college football playoff run, highlighting quarterback Fernando Mendoza's rise, the team's offensive and defensive strategies, and key plays that led to victories over Oregon. Ackerman analyzes player performances, coaching decisions, and the team's preparation for the upcoming national championship game against Miami. They also touch on notable NFL games, upsets, and playoff matchups, with Mark sharing his excitement about attending the Denver game in person. #CollegeFootball #IndianaHoosiers #FernandoMendoza #TomAckerman #Playoffs #NationalChampionship

The hour opens with the bizarre St. Louis story of four monkeys and a goat running loose, sparking conspiracy theories and memes. Mark segues into an in-depth interview with bestselling author Brad Meltzer about his thriller The Viper, exploring Dover Air Force Base, witness protection, and unique research that inspired his book. Later, Tom Ackerman breaks down Indiana's college football playoff run, highlighting quarterback Fernando Mendoza's rise and giving insight into NFL playoff matchups. The hour wraps with Mark revisiting Meltzer's PR missteps and local reactions to the monkey story, blending humor, local color, and pop culture. #StLouisMonkeys #BradMeltzer #TheViper #CollegeFootball #NFLPlayoffs #RadioHighlights

This show blends politics, business, and sports with a mix of analysis and entertainment. Hans von Spakovsky tackles legal and electoral issues, while Nicole Murray provides a sharp check-in on the business landscape. Dan Buck adds perspective on criminal justice and community matters. Brad Meltzer discusses his new thriller The Viper, revealing the secrets of Dover Air Force Base and witness protection. Tom Ackerman breaks down college football and NFL playoff action, spotlighting Indiana's rise and star players like Fernando Mendoza. All this is interspersed with lighter moments, including the viral story of four monkeys and a goat roaming St. Louis, keeping listeners engaged throughout. #Politics #Business #Law #Crime #Sports #CollegeFootball #NFL #BookTalk #BradMeltzer #ViralNews #StLouis

Hour 1 covers a wild NFL playoff weekend including the Chicago Bears' comeback win over the Packers, the Rams surviving Carolina, and a look ahead to the divisional round. Tom Ackerman also reacts to his Indiana Hoosiers reaching the national championship game against the Miami Hurricanes on January 19. The show breaks down the Billikens' 84 to 72 win over La Salle and Kellen Thames' SportsCenter Top 10 play, plus concerns about free throw disparities around the A 10 and SEC. The hour closes with the Blues' 4 to 2 loss in Vegas, Philip Broberg's injury and new contract, and concerns about St. Louis heading into a tough stretch of games.

Bernie Miklasz joins Tom Ackerman to talk about Indiana's historic football run, the rise of Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears, and what the Cardinals still need to fix as they rebuild for the future.

Hour 2 features NFL playoff picks before Tom Ackerman talks Indiana football with Don Fischer, the Voice of the Hoosiers, about IU's historic run to the national championship game. Chaim Bloom joins to discuss the Cardinals' bullpen, roster plans, and rebuilding trust with fans, and the hour wraps with Bernie Miklasz breaking down Indiana football, the Chicago Bears, and where the Cardinals still need to improve.

Tom Ackerman joins the show to celebrate major wins for Missouri and SLU basketball, including Mizzou's first-ever victory at Rupp Arena and SLU's breakthrough at VCU. He discusses the Midwest's strong college basketball scene, upcoming NCAA tournament rounds in St. Louis, and other local sports events. Ackerman also weighs in on the Blues' struggles, recent Cardinals moves, and previews key college football matchups, including Ole Miss vs. Miami and Indiana's game against Oregon, sharing his excitement for the season and the potential for a national championship run. #MarcCoxShow #TomAckerman #CollegeBasketball #MissouriTigers #SLUBillikens #NCAA #Blues #Cardinals #CollegeFootball #SportsHighlights

This hour opens with discussion of safety concerns at West County Mall after a woman and her daughter encounter a carjacking attempt, sparking a broader conversation on mall security, police patrols, and crime prevention. The focus then shifts to Tom Ackerman, reviewing major sports wins including Missouri's upset at Kentucky, SLU's victory at VCU, and updates on Indiana football, the NCAA tournament, and local Olympic and World Cup-related events. The hour closes with “In Other News,” a mix of bizarre and uplifting stories—from a stolen walrus penis and a dropped engagement ring in Michigan to a Disney stunt gone wrong, AI errors in police reports, and the potential spread of flesh-eating parasitic flies to Missouri. #MarcCoxShow #WestCountyMall #TomAckerman #MizzouBasketball #SLUBasketball #NCAATournament #InOtherNews #WeirdNews #LocalSecurity

Tom Ackerman covers the week in sports, highlighting Indiana's dominant college football win over Alabama, analyzing key plays, player performances, and coaching strategies. He also recaps other college and professional games, including dramatic endings in basketball and the NFL, and updates on the St. Louis Cardinals' roster moves, trades, and farm system development, giving listeners an inside look at both team strategy and player potential.

Hour 4 covers a mix of international and domestic political developments. The hour opens with updates on Nicolas Maduro's arrest and upcoming court appearance, including live reports from Tonya J. Powers outside the courthouse and analysis of the careful timing and political considerations behind the operation. The discussion touches on institutional failures in U.S. higher education, highlighting the need for objectivity in classrooms as admitted by Harvard's current president. Tom Ackerman then provides a deep dive into college football and professional sports highlights, from Indiana's upset over Alabama to MLB roster strategies. The hour concludes with the breaking story of a Secret Service detention at JD Vance's home and a recap of Sidney Powell's 2020 claims about Venezuelan-origin electronic voting software, noting potential implications tied to Maduro's capture and U.S. election integrity.

The Mark Cox Morning Show kicks off 2026 with high-stakes news and sharp analysis. Hour 1 dives into Nicolás Maduro's U.S. capture, the $9 billion Minnesota daycare fraud scandal, and the fallout for Governor Tim Walz, mixed with humor, New Year's chatter, and Mark's reflections on socialism and border security. Hour 2 provides legal context from Hans von Spakovsky, market insights from Dom Savino, and a mix of quirky and serious headlines from “In Other News.” Hour 3 examines media accountability, the closure of a TV station for the holidays, and CBS's efforts to regain trust, alongside political commentary and media critique. Hour 4 balances live courtroom updates from Tonya J. Powers on Maduro, sports analysis with Tom Ackerman, election software concerns from Sidney Powell's 2020 revelations, and breaking political security news at JD Vance's home. Across the show, the team blends hard-hitting political reporting, legal insight, market updates, sports breakdowns, and cultural commentary to inform and engage listeners. #Maduro #TimWalz #MinnesotaFraud #LegalAnalysis #Markets #TonyaJPowers #TomAckerman #SidneyPowell #ElectionSecurity #MarkCoxMorningShow

Stifel CEO Ron Kruszewski joins Tom Ackerman to discuss Indiana Hoosiers football's historic rise under head coach Curt Cignetti, the shifting power in college football, and Stifel's deep connection to sports in St. Louis and beyond. The conversation also covers Stifel's sponsorship of the U.S. Ski Team, Olympic expectations in Milan–Cortina, and the impact of stars like Lindsey Vonn and Mikaela Shiffrin.

Former St. Louis Blues defenseman Barret Jackman joined Tom Ackerman to reflect on his physical playing style, the reality of competing through injuries, and what it means to play the game the right way. Jackman discusses his upcoming induction into the Blues Hall of Fame, praises Kelly Chase's impact on the St. Louis community, and shares insight on the current Blues outlook, including strong goaltending, the evolving blue line, and the importance of passing down the tradition of leaving the Blue Note better than you found it.

Hour 1 features a full lineup of guests as Stifel CEO Ron Kruszewski joins Tom Ackerman to discuss Indiana Hoosiers football, leadership, and Stifel's growing role in sports and the Olympics. SLU head coach Josh Schertz breaks down a dominant win, defensive accountability, and what it will take to stay sharp heading into a tough road test at VCU. The hour wraps with former St. Louis Blues defenseman Barret Jackman reflecting on toughness, Blues culture, his Hall of Fame induction, and the outlook for the current Blues roster.

Chaim Bloom joins Tom Ackerman to discuss the St. Louis Cardinals' offseason approach, fan engagement during winter events, and the impact of the newly upgraded spring training complex in Jupiter. Bloom addresses the trade market, starting pitching depth, and the ongoing situation with Nolan Arenado, while outlining a long-term vision focused on development, smart roster fits, and sustainable success for the St. Louis Cardinals.

Bernie Miklasz joins Tom Ackerman to break down Indiana's decisive win over Alabama in the College Football Playoff, pushing back on national narratives that leaned on brand names over data. Bernie explains why Indiana was elite by every meaningful metric, praises head coach Curt Cignetti, and calls out media for failing to adjust to the modern college football landscape shaped by NIL and the transfer portal. The conversation then pivots to the St. Louis Cardinals, where Bernie shares his expectations for the offseason, including the future of Nolan Arenado and why the organization should remain patient and firm on trade value for Brendan Donovan.

Hour 2 opens with a look at the NFL playoff picture before Greg Amsinger joins Tom Ackerman to discuss the upcoming Amsinger Series event, the St. Louis Cardinals' direction, and what the next era of Cardinals baseball could look like. Chaim Bloom follows with insight on the Cardinals' offseason strategy, roster decisions, and long-term vision, including the situation surrounding Nolan Arenado. The hour wraps with Bernie Miklasz breaking down Indiana's statement win over Alabama and offering perspective on where the Cardinals stand as the organization balances youth, development, and expectations.

Tom Ackerman talks with Chaim Bloom about the Cardinals' current trade posture and offseason timing, clarifying that no moves are imminent despite ongoing conversations. Bloom breaks down the return from the Wilson Contreras trade, including injury updates on Hunter Dobbins as he works back from a knee injury and aims for a full spring training, along with the upside of young pitching prospects Aida and Fajardo. The discussion also covers first base options led by Alec Burleson, development plans for Blaze Jordan, lineup flexibility with Iván Herrera, potential outfield additions, and Bloom's broader vision for modernizing the organization while balancing short-term patience with long-term growth.

Hour 2 features NFL Week key games and point spreads with Tom Ackerman's picks, followed by a College Football Playoff and New Year's bowl breakdown including Ohio State vs Miami, Indiana vs Alabama, Oregon vs Texas Tech, and Georgia vs Ole Miss. Ackerman is joined by Marc Schreiber of the St. Louis Sports Commission to discuss lessons from Detroit and Indianapolis, a preview of the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in St. Louis, the national impact of the Musial Awards, and major events coming to the region. The hour continues with Chaim Bloom detailing the Cardinals' offseason philosophy, the Wilson Contreras trade return, injury updates, roster flexibility, and the organizational reset. Bernie Miklasz closes the hour with thoughts on Cardinals needs, the right-handed outfield market, and his college football picks.

Hour 1 opens with Indiana Hoosiers game week and a preview of the January 1 matchup against Alabama. Tom Ackerman is then joined by Saint Louis Billikens women's basketball head coach Rebecca Tillett to discuss the team's 6–7 record, strong December, freshman development, and preparation for Atlantic 10 play. The hour also includes a recap of the St. Louis Blues' 3–2 win over Nashville behind Joel Hofer's 30 saves, discussion of the Cardinals entering a rebuild phase, a reflection on Ozzie Smith's interview of the year with Ackerman.

Tom Ackerman talks with Marc Schreiber about how St. Louis can learn from Detroit and Indianapolis by using sports to drive downtown investment and regional growth. Schreiber previews the U.S. Figure Skating Championships coming to St. Louis in January, highlights the national impact of the Musial Awards airing on CBS, and looks ahead to major sporting events already booked and actively being pursued by the region.

Tom Ackerman talks with SLU women's basketball head coach Rebecca Tillett about the Billikens' 6–7 start, a strong December, and preparing for Atlantic 10 play. Tillett discusses starting three freshmen, defensive growth, and the team's high-activity style, highlights freshman Alyssa Koerkenmeier's development, and shares thoughts on the rising momentum of women's basketball at both the college and WNBA levels.

Tom Ackerman dives into the challenges facing college athletics under the NIL system, highlighting how frequent transfers and unlimited pay opportunities disrupt team cohesion and long-term player development. He emphasizes the need for structured rules, oversight, and a governing authority to manage fairness across conferences. Ackerman also reviews local sports, praising Indiana's college football success and analyzing Missouri vs. Illinois, the Blues' recent NHL victories, and the Cardinals' trade of Wilson Contreras for promising pitching prospects. The discussion balances systemic issues in athletics with immediate updates on St. Louis sports.

The final hour blends local and national topics with a mix of politics, sports, and lifestyle. It opens with holiday weather and travel plans, including Mark's upcoming Switzerland trip, before moving to the political landscape with Kurt Schwab discussing Texas District 33, redistricting, and priorities for veterans and first responders. Sports coverage with Tom Ackerman addresses the impact of NIL rules on college football, Missouri vs. Illinois, and the Blues' recent victories. The hour concludes with commentary on JD Vance's defense of his wife amid political infighting and the broader challenges facing the conservative movement.

Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler react to Miami's 10–3 win at Texas A&M, highlighting the Hurricanes' defensive turnaround under Corey Hetherman and the impact of pass rushers Rueben Bain Jr. and Jared Verse. They dive into the College Football Playoff debate, including Miami vs Notre Dame, the committee's use of the eye test, and how teams like Texas and Vanderbilt fit into the picture. The discussion also covers Indiana's 13–10 upset of Ohio State, a preview of Alabama vs Indiana, and quick thoughts on Oregon vs Texas Tech and Georgia vs Ole Miss, before closing with playoff expansion and NIL driven chaos in college football.

SLU Athletic Director Chris May joins Tom Ackerman to discuss a strong season for SLU Men's Basketball under head coach Josh Schertz, including a top 20 NET ranking, key contributors like Robbie Avila, Trey Green, Dion Brown, Kellen Thames, and the growing excitement around the program. They touch on the strength of the Atlantic 10, tough road environments, and the importance of NET and quad opportunities as conference play ramps up. May also reflects on SLU Men's Soccer's run to the College Cup, the impact of the transfer portal, and expectations for another title chase. The conversation wraps with updates on SLU Women's Soccer, SLU Women's Basketball, and the continued growth of fan engagement and game atmosphere at Chaifetz Arena.

Hour 1 of Sports on a Sunday Morning opens with Tom Ackerman previewing the Kansas City Chiefs noon kickoff and the Saint Louis Billikens 2 PM matchup against New Hampshire Wildcats. Tom recaps a wild Chicago Bears 22–16 overtime win over the Green Bay Packers, then dives into NFL and College Football Playoff scenarios. Kevin Wheeler joins to break down Miami Hurricanes 10–3 win at Texas A&M Aggies, focusing on Miami's defensive strength. Chris May talks SLU Men's Basketball, including a top 20 national ranking and what's ahead for the Billikens. Chris Zimmerman, CEO of the St. Louis Blues, discusses the Blues' recent surge, upcoming games against the Tampa Bay Lightning and Nashville Predators, and the U.S. Figure Skating Championships coming to Enterprise Center.

Bernie Miklasz joins Tom Ackerman to break down St. Louis Cardinals trade rumors, including strong interest in Brendan Donovan and JoJo Romero, the complications surrounding Willson Contreras and his no trade clause, and how Nolan Arenado fits into a separate category. They also discuss the Los Angeles Dodgers interest in Lars Nootbaar and how his rehab progress impacts trade value, along with overall market timing and Chaim Bloom taking a patient approach. The conversation shifts to Missouri Tigers football and the hiring of Chip Lindsey as offensive coordinator, what it says about Eli Drinkwitz, and a look around the College Football Playoff. Bernie gives his take on Indiana Hoosiers, Ohio State Buckeyes, Georgia Bulldogs, Texas Longhorns, Miami Hurricanes, and Alabama Crimson Tide heading into the Rose Bowl and the Dec 31 to Jan 1 slate.

Tom Ackerman hosts a full edition of Sports on a Sunday Morning, opening with previews of the Kansas City Chiefs and Saint Louis Billikens, plus NFL and College Football Playoff discussion. Kevin Wheeler joins to break down the Miami Hurricanes win over Texas A&M Aggies and the wider CFP picture. SLU Athletic Director Chris May discusses the Billikens' strong season under head coach Josh Schertz, the Atlantic 10 slate, and growing excitement at Chaifetz Arena. Chris Zimmerman, CEO of the St. Louis Blues, recaps the Blues' recent surge and upcoming games while previewing the U.S. Figure Skating Championships at Enterprise Center. Hour 2 features NFL picks, STL City SC hiring new head coach Yoann Damet, and in-depth Cardinals coverage with Chaim Bloom on the addition of Dustin May and ongoing trade talks. The show wraps with Bernie Miklasz, covering Cardinals trade rumors, Mizzou football changes, and national college football contenders.

Hour 2 kicks off with breaking news from Australia, where authorities thwarted a potential terrorist attack, followed by updates on a Providence shooting investigation. The conversation pivots to birthday celebrations with Kim St. Ange and her iconic “36” donut from Donuts Delight. Tom Ackerman joins to break down local sports, highlighting the Blues' win over Winnipeg and the Heisman controversy surrounding Diego Pavia versus Fernando Mendoza. The hour closes with a mix of unusual and tech-focused stories in the “In Other News” segment, covering a bungling car thief, a Mississippi razor-blade bakery scare, iRobot restructuring, Gen Z's crypto interests, dinosaur footprint discoveries in Italy, Bitcoin prices, and Elon Musk's plans for AI data centers in space. #BreakingNews #BirthdayCelebration #TomAckerman #BluesHockey #HeismanControversy #TechNews #BizarreNews

Sports director Tom Ackerman joins the show to celebrate Kim's birthday, share his daughter's Blues-game birthday magic, and recap St. Louis's gritty 1–0 win over Winnipeg. He praises goalie Joel Hofer's shutout and the team's newfound toughness as they claw their way back toward playoff contention. Then the conversation turns fiery with Tom blasting Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia for his profanity-laced tirade after losing the Heisman to Indiana's Fernando Mendoza, saying it torpedoes his NFL prospects. Ackerman breaks down the college football playoff picture—favoring Oklahoma's defense over Alabama's flash—and previews Indiana's Rose Bowl showdown as the Hoosiers chase history. #TomAckerman #StLouisBlues #CollegeFootballPlayoff #HeismanTrophy #FernandoMendoza #DiegoPavia #MarkCoxMorningShow

(00:00-30:26) Martin with some housekeeping. Tom Ackerman heading to Indy for the Big Ten Championship. Is Charlie dodging us? The Big Ten Championship has gone over all but three years. Finally joined by Charlie Marlow. Chuckles throwing some shade at Martin. Charlie's thoughts on the show Landman. A brief NASCAR/Michael Jordan update. How important is the Big Ten Championship? Thoughts on conference championship games and the college football playoff.(30:34-35:46) Time for the College Football Championship Week Pick Em.(35:56-41:36) You've got 43 minutes left to get a text name. Jim Montgomery's comments on the team's lack of effort. Recommended reading in The Athletic from JR. Only 15 days until the NHL holiday trade freeze. Schenn, Faulk, and Kyrou on the list of possible trade pieces. Audio of Jordan Binnington talking about how the team can try and bounce back from this.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.