Presented by ZAMZOWS. This Day In Sports…May 16, 1985, 40 years ago today: A hint of things to come, as the Chicago Bulls’ Michael Jordan is named NBA Rookie of the Year. After coming out of North Carolina following his junior year, Jordan was an instant sensation, landing on the cover of Sports Illustrated a…
Presented by BBSI BOISE. This Day In Sports…May 15, 1975: The birthday of one of the greatest and most-feared NFL linebackers of all-time. Ray Lewis spent his entire career with the Baltimore Ravens from 1996-2012 and was the face of the franchise during that time—for better or for worse. For better: the two Super Bowl…
Presented by BACON BOISE. Wednesday Weekly…May 14, 2025. Boise State’s game at Notre Dame on October 4 had the look of last year’s Oregon game in terms of exposure—it was set to be shown on NBC’s Peacock streaming service like the matchup against the Ducks was. But that changed Monday when it was announced that…
ASK THE AD WITH JD – SECOND TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH: Boise State athletic director Jeramiah Dickey joins Prater and Mallory in the KTIK RoePaint.com Studio for his monthly segment. Dickey hits on Pac-12 media rights starting in 2026, the north end zone expansion project, season ticket sales for football, the Notre Dame game and Spencer Danielson’s new contract.
Presented by HARMON TRAVEL. This Day In Sports…May 13, 1952: “Rocket” Ron Necciai of the Bristol Twins in the Class D Appalachian League sets an unmatched record by striking out 27 Welch batters in a nine-inning no hitter. Four batters reached base in the 7-0 Bristol victory. It’s the only time in professional baseball history…
Tina Howell, who covers the Saints, is editor-in-chief for Canal Street Chronicles in New Orleans. She joins Prater and Mallory for a two-part conversation: How did Kellen Moore look during his first NFL camp as a head coach – and is he in charge of the worst QB room in NFL history? Reaction following the retirement of Derek Carr.
Presented by COMMERCIAL TIRE. This Day In Sports…May 12, 1925: The birthday of one of the most quoted players in major league history. The late Yogi Berra distinguished himself during an 18-year playing career, virtually all of it with the New York Yankees. Berra was named American League Most Valuable Player in 1951, 1954 and…
