Thursday's Drive Time Sports featured Carbon High School football coach Phil Howa, who talked about his team's loss last week to Union and previewed this Friday's Region 12 opener against the Richfield Wildcats. Plus, RotoWire fantasy football expert Joe Bartel joins to talk week one, top waiver wire pickups, and which quarterbacks you should worry about for the season.
Monday's Drive Time Sports featured Carbon High School swim coach Allie Chamberlain, who talked about her team going for a third consecutive 3A State Champion. Also, Jamieson Welsh of basketballnews.com joins for a conversation around the Utah Jazz and other topics. Plus, the Rams and Lions work a blockbuster trade.
On Drive Time Sports, host Jordan Buscarini welcomed NBA analyst James Holas to discuss the excitement surrounding opening night matchups featuring the Thunder squaring off against the Rockets and the Lakers taking on the Warriors. Conversations heated up as the duo dissected key offseason moves across the league, highlighting which Western Conference teams could make a run this year. The spotlight then shifted to the Eastern Conference, where injuries have reshaped playoff projections and team hierarchies. Holas provided insights into how roster changes and player setbacks could impact the early season, making this NBA tip-off one to watch for fans everywhere.
Wednesday morning the announcement was made official: Utah will once again host the Winter Olympics, this time in 2034, 32 years after its successful run in 2002. Castle Country Radio's Aidan Mortensen live on location in Salt Lake City when the announcement was made and he joined Jordan Buscarini to talk about the excitement and logistics of the games returning to Utah.
