Dave 'Softy' Mahler and Dick Fain

Softy, Dick Baird, and Hugh Millen reflect on what happened in the ASU game, Hugh Millen and Dick Baird go off and they look ahead to the UCLA game.

Jon Wilner from the San Jose Mercury News talking Pac-12 football, including who's more in trouble with the college football playoff committee, a possibly new hiring at Oregon State, and WSU losing Bill Moos. Later, it's Textimonials.

Today's guest for Husky Football at 5 is Cam Cleeland as they talk about the debacle at ASU. Then, Mike Florio from Pro Football Talk on if the Seahawks will add an offensive lineman. Plus, new Washington Head Basketball Coach Mike Hopkins and Walter Jones on the upcoming Giants game.

It's the first Softy show after the Huskies first loss of the season... You know what you're getting. Softy weighs in on the mess in Tempe, callers let off some steam. Damon Huard calls in to join the show and break it down as he saw it from the broadcast booth.

Shocker!!! ESPN is taking a crap on UW again as Paul Finebaum and Booger McFarland share some opinions on the Huskies and their chances to make the Playoff. Listeners weigh in on a brutal loss for the Huskies in Tempe. Textimonials today allow more venting from fans. We hear from Chris Petersen in Husky Football at 5 before passing off to the Monday Night Football game.

Softy, Dick Baird, and Hugh Millen break down a shocking and disappointing 13-7 loss for the Huskies in Tempe, AZ.

Softy, Dick Baird, and Hugh Millen are live from Dino's Pub in Renton counting you down to kickoff between ASU and Washington as they hear from Coach Jonathan Smith.

The guys preview the Huskies and Sun Devils and also hear from Austin Joyner and Azeem Victor.

The Honks give their final keys to the game and hear from Evan Moore with the Pac-12 Network and Arizona State Play-by-Play Tim Healey.

The equation has changed a bit but Softy is wondering which Husky fans value more: PAC-12 Championship or chance to play in CFP. A special appearance from Nomar Garciaparra talking about the MLB playoffs and his career among other things. Some Huskies/Sun Devils chatter with former ASU QB Jeff Van Raaphorst.

Softy has a big question about the impact of losses vs the impact of wins (that gets answered quickly). Warren Moon joins the show for his weekly visit talking Seahawks (this week on their bye) and Huskies. Textimonials react to the earlier conversations and more.

We kick off the final hour the same way we ALWAYS kick off the 5pm hour: Husky Football at 5. Chris Fetters of Dawgman.com joins the show to break down how he sees the Huskies (and to settle an argument between Softy and Shockey). Former Seahawk and PAC-12 Networks Analyst Evan Moore joins the show to talk about Richard Sherman, Doug Baldwin, the Huskies, and a lot more. Softy is joined by the AD of the Huskies, Jen Cohen, to talk about scheduling, the ESPN "spat" and a few other topics. We finish off the show with Curtis Crabtree and an update on the Seahawks.

Softy is live from a new location, the Central Bar and Restaurant in Bellevue every Thursday night! Leading off with the Huskies, are they destined for the College Football Playoff? Softy and Shockey wonder what we really know about them considering the fact they haven't faced a great team yet. Lee Sterling joins the show to make his weekly picks and help make you money!

Mike Holmgren is back in person for his weekly visit talking Football! Today, we talk some Seahawks on their bye week, how to address issues within a coaching staff (with a hilarious story), and some thought son Jerry Jones, Ezekiel Elliott, and more. Husky Football at 5 is Softy's visit with Chris Petersen. Lastly, a crazy story about Roger Goodell's wife defending him on twitter from an anonymous account.

After just a quick second to chat about it yesterday, Softy and Shockey talk about their reaction to Councilmember Juarez and her comments dismissing the Sonics and implying that the Storm fill the void. Listeners weigh in as well. Softy chats with Jonathan Smith about the Huskies, their offense, his relationship with OSU, and this week against ASU.