Crunch Time With Chris

Curry stops by to discuss the disappointment of not being drafted by major league baseball despite being second in Conference USA in home runs, slugging, and OPS. He also discusses his Wildcats, his leadership role with the Bears, and how he put together such an incredible season.

The former Lady Chief star is headed to Des Moines after two years on the back-to-back Big 12 champion Arizona State squad. She reflects on Kickapoo's back-to-back Final Four runs and what's next for her.

The Kickapoo grad has a PBA title in his first year of professional bowling. Hear what that's been like, training as a left-hander, and what happened when the airline lost two of his three bowling balls at a recent bowling event.

The former Tigers hurler is off to college. After committing to Missouri State and Northern Illinois, he's hoping the third time is a charm as he goes the juco route. He'll rehab following Tommy John surgery and plans to be back stronger than ever, ready to chase that Division I dream.

Lebanon's all-time leading scorer went on to set several school and conference records at Western Illinois. Now, with two years of eligibility left, she's taking her talents to the Big 12 to play at Houston. Hear what made her want to take on the challenge, which accomplishment she's most proud of, and what she expects from herself against elite college competition.

Coach Crain started this program in 2015, when they went 0-19. Now they're back in the Final Four for the third time in their 11 seasons of existence. He talks about the semifinal matchup and what it was like to announce his impending retirement to the team just days prior.

The Marshfield Blue Jays are one series victory away from their first-ever back-to-back trips to the Final Four. But a hungry Willard team that just won the state championship two years ago stands in their way. We preview their quarterfinal three-game series.

Kickapoo hires one of the most successful small class coaches to take the reins of the Chiefs.

Chris interviews 12-time Olympic medalist Ryan Lochte, who says he's pumped to get to Springfield and coach the Bears.