In The Loop

Figgy’s Mixtape featuring United rolling out a new perk for passengers, a social media lawsuit turning into a cashout, and more.

Former PGA Professional Golfer Billy Ray Brown stops by & the latest trending stories from across sports, culture, and entertainment.

ITL breaks down the Cougars’ matchup, keys to the game, and expectations.

ITL reacts to the biggest NFL stories and what they mean across the league.

Listeners share surprising losses that actually worked out for their teams.

ITL breaks down what went wrong for the Rockets and why the loss stands out.

ITL reacts to Opening Day energy, storylines, and the Netflix coverage surrounding baseball.

ITL is LIVE at Rally House to kick off the show, reacting to the Astros’ final warmup game before Opening Day and debating what, if anything, can actually be taken from it. The conversation then shifts to the Texans as Wyatt Teller speaks to the media, and while it’s just one press availability, ITL breaks down what he clearly told us about the mentality, tone, and direction of the offensive line moving forward. The hour wraps with the QOTD as listeners share their holy grail of sports apparel or memorabilia. In Hour 2, ITL goes Around The NFL reacting to headlines including Puka Nacua being accused in an off-field incident and Mike Tomlin signing with a sports media agent, discussing how narratives around players and coaches continue to evolve. The show then shifts locally to the Astros, breaking down recent roster moves, what stands out, and what it could mean heading into the season. The hour wraps with What’s Popping in the world of sports and entertainment. Hour 3 continues the Texans conversation as ITL reacts further to Wyatt Teller’s media availability, diving deeper into what his comments reveal about the offensive line and overall mindset of the offense. Lunch-Time Confessions brings some fun as Lopez shows love for Jeremiyah Love, sparking draft talk and prospect discussion. Judge John Lopez then steps in to debate a bold take—could Ty Simpson actually be the best quarterback in the draft? In Hour 4, ITL shifts back to the Astros with Lopez bringing questions based purely on the eye test as the regular season approaches, debating what feels real and what might still be too early to judge. The show wraps with Figgy’s Mixtape featuring the rising cost of attending a baseball game in 2026, a wild story involving Barbie and cocaine, and more bizarre and trending stories from across sports and culture.

ITL is LIVE at Rally House and kicks things off reacting to the Astros’ final warmup game before Opening Day, discussing what stood out and whether there’s anything real to take away heading into the season. The conversation then shifts to the Texans as Wyatt Teller meets the media, and while it’s only one press availability, ITL breaks down what he clearly told us about mindset, tone, and what this offensive line is going to be about. The hour wraps with today’s QOTD: What’s your holy grail of sports apparel or memorabilia?

ITL goes Around The NFL as headlines continue to roll in, including Puka Nacua being accused in an off-field incident and Mike Tomlin signing with a sports media agent. ITL reacts to what these stories mean and how narratives around players and coaches continue to evolve. The conversation then shifts locally as ITL breaks down recent Astros roster moves, what stands out, and what it could mean for the team heading into the season. The hour wraps with What’s Popping in the world of sports and entertainment.

ITL reacts to Wyatt Teller speaking to the media and breaks down what stood out from his comments, what it says about the mentality of the offensive line, and how it could impact the Texans offense moving forward. Lunch-Time Confessions follows with Lopez showing love for Jeremiyah Love, sparking a conversation about draft crushes and rising prospects. The hour wraps with Judge John Lopez stepping into court to debate a bold take—could Ty Simpson actually be the best quarterback in the draft?

ITL wraps the show with Lopez bringing Astros questions based purely on the eye test as the regular season approaches. What has stood out, what feels different, and what concerns still linger as Opening Day gets closer? ITL breaks down whether what they’re seeing actually means something or if it’s still too early to draw real conclusions. The show closes with Figgy’s Mixtape, featuring the rising cost of attending a baseball game in 2026, a wild story involving Barbie and cocaine, and more bizarre and trending headlines.

Figgy’s Mixtape featuring the rising cost of attending a baseball game in 2026, a wild story involving Barbie and cocaine, and more bizarre and trending headlines.

Lopez shares his admiration for Jeremiyah Love and the conversation expands into draft buzz.

ITL reacts to Teller’s comments and discusses what they reveal about the Texans offensive line.

ITL breaks down the latest Astros roster moves and discusses what they mean for the team’s outlook.

ITL reacts to the latest NFL headlines and what they could mean moving forward.

Listeners share the one piece of sports gear or memorabilia they’ve always wanted.

ITL breaks down what stood out from Wyatt Teller’s comments and what it reveals about the Texans offensive line.

ITL reacts to the Astros’ last tune-up game and what it could mean heading into Opening Day.