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Wolverines highlights with local radio texture.
Utah Valley Athletics is built around live-play urgency and campus-specific sports context. Recent episodes move from UVU baseball highlights against Utah Tech and BYU to Nate Rasmussen interviews, WAC talk, Final Four arguments, and local radio side roads.
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Utah Valley Athletics is less a single studio show than a working feed for people who follow Utah Valley sports closely. Recent episodes lean hard into UVU baseball, especially the Wolverines’ games against Utah Tech and BYU. The highlight cuts are direct and play-by-play driven. They open in the middle of pressure: two men on, one out, a double play chance, a runner breaking, a throw coming home. That makes the feed useful for fans who want the shape of a game without sitting through the full broadcast. It also preserves the small details that matter in baseball. Defensive positioning, breaking balls, first-pitch timing, weather-adjusted starts, and the feel of a rivalry weekend all get room. Nate Rasmussen’s interview segments add the coach’s layer. He talks through Utah Tech, BYU, CSU Bakersfield, pitching injuries, pseudo openers, pitch tunneling, arsenal diversity, and the search for information at the plate. The result is grounded and functional. It sounds like local sports radio doing its job: catching up fans, checking assumptions, and giving the next game a little more context. The feed is not only UVU baseball, though. Its recent run also carries the broader ESPN Fan rhythm, with Bryce and Bianucci segments that bounce from BYU football alumni talk to Final Four matchups, NFL quarterback patience, bracket chatter, and a movie-critic visit with Jake Dietz. Those detours make the show feel like part of Utah’s sports-radio day rather than a sealed athletics archive. The tone is casual, quick, and sometimes dry. It assumes listeners know the local teams and care about the practical stuff: who is starting, who is hurt, what time first pitch moved to, and whether a matchup actually scares anyone. For PlayNext users, the appeal is clear. This is for fans who want local college sports with real game texture, not generic recap language.
Made for: Built for Utah Valley fans, Utah college sports followers, and listeners who want game calls, coach context, and local radio debate in one feed.
What sets it apart: It pairs inning-by-inning highlight intensity with coach interviews and the wider ESPN Fan sports-talk orbit, so UVU coverage feels immediate instead of isolated.
All of the interviews, segments & more from players, coaches and the administration at Utah Valley University. Only on the home of Utah Valley University, ESPN 960, 98.3 FM & 103.9 FM.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Utah Valley Athletics turns Utah's team rivalries, college competition and national sports debates into detailed, easygoing local radio conversation.
Utah Valley Athletics captures local sports radio in full conversational motion, with Jordan Bianucci and his on-air partners moving between Utah Valley, Utah and BYU while keeping national stories close at hand.
Utah-BYU rivalry talk keeps you listening until NCAA hosting rules hijack the argument.
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A loose, funny debate about whether the NBA lottery is fair or only fair-looking.
Price and Bianucci spend their hour on the NBA lottery and the old question of whether the system is fair or just polished to look that way. The tone stays light, with jokes and a steady dose of skepticism, and the talk moves best when it leans into the revenue and ticket-price…
Bracket geography and host-site rules drive a Utah-BYU college hoops discussion.
It starts as a clean March Madness logistics rundown, then shifts into a lively sports-radio argument about bracket geography and site rules. The discussion keeps circling back to where teams are hosted, why some schools steer clear of certain sites, and how Salt Lake City fits…
A sports debate that sounds like the room is still thinking it through.
The episode plays like a local sports-radio debate that stays moving without feeling rehearsed. The panel works through the comparison from a few angles, and the point lands because the speakers sound like they are thinking aloud, not reading a script.
An NBA award-rule debate becomes a lively, slightly wandering test of voter trust.
The NBA's 65-game rule becomes a cleaner argument about the limits of award eligibility. The panel tracks how All-NBA teams and major awards can affect contracts, while All-Rookie teams are treated differently, then pushes into whether voters can be trusted to manage those lines…
A loose sports hour finds its strongest point where coaching habits meet generational change.
This sports hour works best when its loose movie talk circles back to a real question about tone, toughness, and change. A poorly reviewed film gets a spirited defense through its heroine, cult-filled apartment setting, strong fight choreography, and knowingly cheesy camp…
Messy plotting, hard-charging action, and campy effects carry the movie's appeal.
The piece lands on a blunt verdict: the movie is messy, but that mess is part of what makes it work. The story does not hold together especially well, the plot has real holes, and the setup looks shaky from the start.
Purdue sports, argued from the details.
Daily Cardinals roster radar.
This episode provides a play-by-play highlight reel of a college baseball game between Utah Valley and Utah Tech, focusing on key moments like double plays and scoring runs.
This episode provides live play-by-play highlights of a college baseball game where UVU falls short against Utah Tech, featuring key moments like home runs and defensive plays.
This episode features an interview with Utah Valley University baseball head coach Nate Rasmussen discussing the upcoming series against Utah Tech, in-state recruiting, and schedule adjustments.
This episode provides live commentary highlights of a college baseball game between Utah Valley and BYU, featuring key plays like strikeouts, a home run, and scoring moments.
Utah Valley baseball coach Nate Rasmussen discusses his team's recent series against CSU Bakersfield, pitching adjustments due to injuries, and previews the upcoming matchup against BYU.
A sports talk show segment discussing NFL quarterback situations and the pressure for quick turnarounds, followed by a movie discussion.
A sports talk show previewing NCAA Final Four games and discussing college basketball.
A sports talk show discussing Utah Valley University athletics, with casual banter about restaurants and life choices.
This episode discusses the NCAA Final Four basketball matchups, BYU's alumni football game with notable coaches like Norm Chow and Robbie Bosco, and speculation about Kirk Cousins potentially starting for the Raiders.
Host Jordan Bianucci interviews Utah Valley baseball head coach Nate Raspison about the team's recent games and offensive performance.
A sports radio host shares a funny story about pranks and bathroom stalls.
A sports talk radio show discussing NBA anti-tanking proposals, Tiger Woods, and local college athletics.
A sports talk show covering Utah Valley University athletics, including interviews with players and coaches, and an NFL Blitz segment.
The show spends the hour on the lottery and the question of whether it is actually broken.
The hour moves through a fast sports-radio rundown instead of locking onto one debate.
The show opens in its usual news-dump rhythm and quickly lands on college basketball.
A sports talk show discussing BYU and Utah football, NCAA basketball tournament games, and Utah Valley baseball.
A co-host walks through a horror-comedy pick that felt shaky before anyone hit play.
Utah Valley Athletics covers Caleb Williams's attempted “Iceman” trademark, Tom Brady's reported discussion with the NFL about returning while holding a Raiders stake, and Puka Nacua's alleged public incidents.
Utah Valley Athletics debates whether the NBA’s 65-game award rule fairly treats injuries, using Yegor Demin’s missed games and All-Rookie candidacy as the central example.
This episode begins with a car accident lawyer ad, then transitions into a discussion about the NCAA basketball tournament's Sweet 16 matchups.
A sports talk show featuring interviews and segments with Utah Valley University athletes, coaches, and administration.
This episode discusses NFL news including Joe Flacco's contract with the Bengals, quarterback comparisons, and whether the Kansas City Chiefs can win the AFC West.
This episode analyzes BYU Basketball's disappointing season, focusing on injuries, roster depth, and the impact of AJ Dybantsa, while discussing Randy Bennett's role.
A sports radio show covering Utah Valley University athletics, featuring interviews and segments with players, coaches, and administration.
A sports talk show covering Utah Valley University athletics, including interviews with players and coaches.
Live play-by-play coverage of a college baseball game between Utah Valley University and the University of Cincinnati.
A post-game interview with Utah Valley University's basketball coach after a narrow win in the WAC tournament.
This episode is a special edition of the Todd Phillips Coaches Show focusing on Utah Valley basketball teams heading to the WAC tournaments in Las Vegas, featuring an interview with women's head coach Dan Nielsen.
Interview with Utah Valley baseball coach Nate Rasmussen discussing a series win over Northern Colorado.