Kevin Kietzman Has Issues

It's all sports this time at KKHI as the NCAA tourney gets off to a rough start.  Sure, the games were close and fun, but the delays between games and such were outrageous.  We'll discuss how Covid may ruin your fun as a fan.  A women's player at the University of Oregon just completely embarrasses the NCAA with a couple videos that have gone viral comparing their facilities to the men's.  And the NFL has signed a massive new tv deal that takes Thursday Night Football off television.

Kansas Lawmakers are crazy and bullies because they don't believe a person born a male should be able to change sex and compete as a female at taxpayer funded state schools.  Well, that's what the crazy media think.  This is clearly the will of Kansans to keep this from happening.  Dan Bongino is taking over the Rush Limbaugh slot on over 600 radio stations.  And, we cut you in on a former player, very liberal, that wants college basketball players to go on strike instead of living their dream to play in the tournament.

This is the one you've waited for.  Former Missouri and NBA star Jon Sundvold does so many things well, it's hard to keep track.  He's the best college basketball anywhere and gigs for SEC Network because it fits his life better than the national job he quit years ago.  He runs a successful business, has led the University of Missouri Board of Curators at the governors request and isn't shy about his politics.  In short, Jon Sundvold is the perfect guest for KKHI, especially right before Mizzou plays in the NCAA Tournament.

Lee Sterling of www.paramountsports.com won yet another huge national handicapping championship this year.  Yes, he picked the Bucs in the Super Bowl but he's paid to pick winners, not pick your favorite team.  This season, www.covers.com held a competition between 33 national handicappers and Lee is the champion!  Congrats to our guy and my friend on a great year and now he's here to help you in the NCAA's absolutely free.  If you want his top pick in the first round, it's free if you become a patron for $5 at www.kkhasissues.com and you'll get the info on our patron's watch party Saturday from 12-3pm for the KU game.

Joe Biden went to Pennsylvania to speak for 3 minutes using cue cards and then went to his nearby home in Delaware again.  What's going on here?  A Kansas Republican is in trouble with the law and this case shows the true difference between conservatives and liberals.  Dems are passing laws to eliminate voter ID despite a whopping 75% of Americans, including Dems, that want it.  Nascar is deploying Covid sniffing dogs this week in Atlanta and you have to hear the story of the little autistic boy kicked off an airplane because he has trouble wearing a mask.

Lawrence Journal World Sports Editor Matt Tait let us all know that Jalen Wilson has missed the trip to Indy with the Jayhawks and he's here to tell us what it all means.  We also get his insight on the AD search and talk about his journey from the Bonner Springs Chieftain to Sports Editor at LJW and www.kusports.com.  Matt has done it all and still finds time to play guitar and jam with his dad's local band.  This is a man living his best life and I'm proud to call him a friend. 

Who ever thought the tv show, The Bachelor, would be educational?  Stick with me... because it is.  With Covid numbers plummeting, I'll explain the fear freaks' next play.  UFC Chairman Dana White is opening up full bore next month in Florida with a sold out arena in Jacksonville.  We are so lucky to still have some real Americans standing up to the nonsense.  KU's Jalen Wilson doesn't make the trip to Indy because of Covid the same day a handful of refs are sent home from Indy for the same reason.  Including famous ref John Higgins.  And I'm happy Joe Thuney has joined the Chiefs but it seems a little bit like an over reaction to spend $80m on a guard.
 
 
 

March Madness could be the most unpredictable thing we've ever seen as 68 teams gather in Indiana and immediately lock down.  This could get wild.  Nobody is on the edge of their seat more than the KU Jayhawks,  a team currently dealing with 3 positive Covid cases.  We'll talk about their prospects as well as Mizzou,  a team facing it's twin brother in the first round.  Bobby Witt Jr just won't stop making plays in Arizona, the 20 year old sensation has a real shot at making the team at second base.   Our road trip last week opened our eyes to the fact there really are 50 unique states in America, Biden and Company won't say anything about Andrew Cuomo and you have to hear the story about my wife's golf game last week.

Spencer has a great guest for the weekend edition of KKHI, Barry Enright.  Barry is a former MLB pitcher, is working on a  pro golf career and coaches the Arizona Diamondbacks young pitchers.  He's the kind of guy that is good at pretty much everything as you will learn in this great conversation.

I waited 6 months to have this conversation.  He will hate the praise, but it's true.  Todd Leabo built Sports Radio in Kansas City.  He has an incredible feel for what we all care about, he's the last reporter not fired to ask real questions and, despite not having a lot of opinions, he really does not give a crap about what you think of him. Todd is not impressed by coaches or players because he is smarter than all of them. He's also smarter than all his bosses since his days as a vendor at Kauffman Stadium.  Remarkable. His supervisors  just let him do his thing because well, they are fools if they don't.  When I met Todd Leabo,  I was unimpressed.  What a fool I am.  This man has had more impact on sports reporting in KC than anyone in the past 25 years.  Hit the play button.