Cooper Welch

If you could go back in time to any sporting event, what would you choose? Cooper, Kevin, and Ryan share their favorite sporting moments and also talk about the NBA Playoffs and the Texas Rangers.

According to a recent article published on Deadspin.com, in 40 out of 50 states coaches are the highest paid state employees. The guys discuss what this means economically, socially, and morally, and then end the show with a discussion of the Texas Rangers' current situation.

This week on Texas Scribes Dr. John Hanners, Professor Emeritus of Theatre at Texas A&M University-Commerce, reads an essay he wrote for the Texas Theatre Journal. It's called 'Dan Blocker: DeKalb's All-American Actor'.

Charles Oxford hopes that that the third time will be a charm as he tries once again to regain a city council seat.

Repairing water and sewer lines in Paris would cost an estimated $45 million - the kind of money available only through bonds.

The Bulls defeated the Heat in Game 1 Monday night 93-86, and now many are calling for Derrick Rose to return. Should he? The guys also cover the rest of the NBA Playoffs.

Today the guys sat down with new Assistant Athletic Director for A&M-Commerce, Josh Jorgensen. They also discussed the surprisingly competitive NBA playoffs and the recent losing streak for the Rangers.

This week on Texas Scribes Jenny Wingfield reads her book, 'The Homecoming of Samuel Lake'. She lives in Texas, and her screenplay credits include 'The Man in the Moon' and 'The Outsider'. 'The Homecoming of Samuel Lake' is her first novel.

The Cowboys' draft didn't go as many expected, and a lot of fans aren't very happy with it. The guys grade the draft for the Cowboys and the NFL as a whole, then talk about Jason Collins and the NBA playoffs.