In this edition, co-host Steve Perez wraps up the Aztecs baseball season that ended with a loss in the MW Championship game, also a settlement announced in an expensive lawsuit between the MW conference and the PAC-12 touched off when the Aztecs and four other school opted to relocate. There’s women’s track & field excellence to note as well as a men’s golf scoreboard to sign and attest.

In this episode, host Steve Perez talks Aztecs baseball. On a Mothers Day weekend, the baseball program takes two of three from SJSU to clinch a share of the Mountain West regular season title in coach Kevin Vance's first year leading the program. We hear from coach Vance and players Jabin Trosky and Aidan Russell about the season and the challenges still to come. Also, men's golf qualifies for the NCAA post-season, football wraps up spring practice and men's basketball restocks its roster.

Host Louis Weiner updates you on the comings and goings for the Aztecs men’s basketball roster and he goes one on one with Aztecs football’s new wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator Matt Middleton.

In this episode hosts Louis Weiner and Steve Perez remember The Shot from Lamont Butler that sent the Aztecs to the National Championship Game, we look back at the women’s basketball team’s run through the WBIT and we’ll talk Spring football practice.

Hosts Louis Weiner and Steve Perez wrap up basketball season and look ahead to football season. Brian Dutcher with some very candid comments as he addressed the media following the Aztecs season-ending loss to Utah State in the MWC Tournament Championship Game and a very excited Sean Lewis in All In… as his team prepares for Spring practice.

Steve Perez and Louis Weiner on the Aztec mens’ basketball MW Championship efforts that fall short in the title game to Utah State, final score 73-62.From the Thomas and Mack Center, Louis reports on reactions by Aztecs coach Brian Dutcher and players Miles Byrd and Reese Dixon-Waters.While the team (22-11 overall) hopes for an at-large NCAA Tournament invite on Sunday, the conventional wisdom has them on the outside looking in after dropping 4 of their last 6 regular seasongames. This episode includes prior games coverage of the No. 2 seeded Aztecs' MW tournament run.

Hosts Louis Weiner and Steve Perez on the Aztecs beating New Mexico earning a chance to play for a conference championship and an automatic birth into the NCAA Tournament. Hear from coach Brian Dutcher, players BJ Davis and Magoon Gwath and New Mexico coach Eric Olen.

Steve Perez and Louis Weiner follow the San Diego State men’s basketball team during quarterfinals action at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas.The No. 2 seeded Aztecs emerge victorious in a hard-fought game against 7th-seeded Colorado State, despite an uneven performance at the free throw line down the closing stretch. Louis is the Aztecs All In’s man on the scene with color and post-game sound from head coach Brian Dutcher and players Miles Byrd and Pharaoh Compton.

Hosts Louis Weiner and Steve Perez on the Aztecs splitting their final two regular season conference games to finish in second place in the MWC and earning a two seed in their final trip to the MWC tournament, a look back at Senior Night at Viejas and postseason honors for the one seed women’s basketball team. You’ll hear from BJ Davis and coach Brian Dutcher.

Steve Perez and Louis Weiner with more Aztecs basketball heading into March. The mens’ basketball team drops a key road game late in the season against the New Mexico Lobos. We’ll hear a radio call from KKOB and the voice of the Lobos along with former UC San Diego coach and current head of the Lobos, Eric Olen. Earlier, Aztecs played perhaps their best game of the season defeating Utah State at home. Head coach Brian Dutcher weighs in along with players Reece Dixon-Waters and Pharaoh Compton. Aztec women are enjoying a better season, sealing a conference regular season championship and a top seed in the upcoming Mountain West championship on Las Vegas. Head coach Stacie Terri-Hudson talks about the team’s hard work.