ASAA will not sanction a state championship for 9-man football this season. What does that mean for the newly formed league?

As unbelievable as it sounds, high school football on the Kenai Peninsula would not have happened this season without a recently formed local officiating association. The guys bring the deets on how that happened and talk about officiating high school sports.

And, are QB contracts in the NFL out of control? Nick, Nolan, and Sarge tackle this national sports issue to round out hour 2.

Also, which big things made this weeks list of 3 Big Things that happened in sports?

The Olympics are officially underway! So many great sports in the summer games, but also... some that aren't so great. The Replay council of Nick, Nolan, and Sarge convene to decide which sports should be dropped from the Olympic lineup (Equestrian Dressage??).

Soldotna and Kenai High School's volleyball coaches Luke Ballmer and Tracie Beck join the show to preview their respective teams upcoming seasons. SOHI ran into the wall that is Wasilla Volleyball in last year's 4A Northern Lights Conference Championship, can they improve this year? The Keani Kardinals are the 2-time reigning 3A State Champions; can tey threepeat?

Also, an update on the Peninsula Oilers and American Legion Kenai Twins.

A special treat for you in Hour 2: Evan Cohen, the host of ESPN Radio’s #1 morning show, Unsportsmanlike, joins the show to talk about his path to the national sports talk radio stage, and we’ll talk some college football.

Also, Palmer tried to forfeit their season opener against the Soldotna High School football Stars.

It’s a football, football, football show this week. In hour one, Nick and Sarge chat with Soldotna High School graduate and football standout Hudson Metcalf, who recently transferred to the D1-AA National Champion South Dakota State Jackrabbits.

The guys also recap the week for the Oilers and American Legion Twins as those teams approach the last week of their regular season.

And 3 big things.

Sports broadcaster and radio host Ken Vehemeier from Fairbanks joins the show to talk about the Fairbanks sports scene and the rivalry between the Lathrop Malamutes and the Soldotna Stars.

As professional baseball heads into the All-Star break, Nick, Nolan, and Sarge take a moment break down the first half of the MLB season and look at who is sitting on top.

An unprecedented event occurred over the weekend with the attempted assassination of former president Donald Trump. Nick Nolan and Sarge dive into the debate over whether or not professional sports distract people from more important things in the world.

The Oilers and American Legion Twins are nearing the end of their summer seasons. Find out where they stand and what their post-season prospects look like.

Youth sports are in full swing. The guys talk about what's happening in youth soccer and football.

And 3 Big Things in Sports This Week.

In Hour 2, the show hosts an Olympian! Kristen Faulkner, who will be competing in Track Cycling at the 2024 Paris Games, joins Nick and Nolan to talk about her training regimen, her event--Team Pursuit--and who's the team to beat for a gold medal!

Also, Three Big Things in Sports this week, Oilers baseball, and the guys ask the question: are all-star games dead?

In hour 1, Nick and Nolan debate the relevance of 9-Man Football and ask if Nikiski should instead coop with Kenai Highschool. They follow up that conversation with a visit from Nikiski Football head coach Matt Trammel and assistant coach Billie Dennison.

Then, the guys move onto a fascinating chat about rugby on the Kenai Peninsula with Kenai River Wolfpack alphas Dan Balmer and Danny Autrey.