Cofield & Company

Cofield and his company start the hour with Willie asking if Matthew Stafford deserves a real spot in the MVP conversation. From there the focus shifts to the local teams as Matt Neverett checks in to talk UNLV football and basketball with important games coming up for both programs. UNLV football gets the spotlight as Cofield reacts to the Mullen Show. Colandrea gets a strong push for Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year, the talk about JaiDen Thomas continues, and there is plenty of praise for the Utah State quarterback and the challenge of facing Bronco Mendenhall’s defense. The popular Dan the Hitman hat giveaway is also on the radar for fans heading to Allegiant. Attention moves to the Runnin Rebels and their big matchup in Memphis. Josh Pastner’s comments on toughness and defense set the tone for what the team needs to fix as the schedule toughens. Adam Hill joins Cofield and his company for the latest on the Raiders. Jackson Powers Johnson is headed to injured reserve and the timing could not be worse for the offensive line. Fan questions about roster moves and the quarterback spot add even more tension to an already difficult stretch.

Cofield and his company open with a look at the Lady Rebels as Willie gives his thoughts on the national landscape, including UCLA’s chances to win it all and the rise of USC’s Jazzy Davidson. There is plenty of attention on the WNBA scouts who showed up this week and what that signals about the level of talent in the women’s game. Cofield and his company are joined by Curtis Terry to examine the early struggles for the Runnin Rebels. The conversation focuses on the pressure the players are feeling, the defensive mistakes showing up on film, the easy drives to the rim, and whether UNLV can find ways to handle Memphis’ size. Road questions, lineup decisions, and the mindset of the staff all come into play. NBA topics follow with thoughts on the Mavericks making a front-office change, the situation involving Anthony Davis, and why Steph Curry’s move away from Under Armour is making news. Early Coach of the Year odds spark more league conversation, and the Spurs arena story adds a lighter moment. The show moves into the growing Mountain West and Pac-12 back-and-forth as both sides continue to trade verbal shots. More NFL talk fills the segment as Cofield and his company go through the weekend matchups and betting lines. Chuck Esposito joins to break down key NFL numbers and several major college games, including Georgia against Texas and USC against Iowa.

Cofield opens the show with the buzz around UNLV Football and the growing debate over Jai’Den Thomas and his workload. The discussion focuses on his impact, his consistency, and why the numbers support giving him a bigger role as the Rebels push toward another statement win. Cofield and his company connect with Mark McMillian to react to the tragic loss of a JUCO coach in the Bay Area and reflect on how junior college programs shape athletes on and off the field. Mark also shares some lighter moments as the conversation shifts to his recent online posts that caught attention. Then Cofield and his comapny go through the top NFL storylines of the week, including Davante Adams returning to elite form, Justin Herbert’s standing among quarterbacks, and the continued value Christian McCaffrey brings to San Francisco. Key matchups across the league get attention as the weekend approaches. The Golden Knights come under the spotlight as Cofield and his cmpany look at the issues that surfaced during the recent homestand. Breaking updates around the league add to a busy news cycle, including the developing situation involving Jack Hughes.

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