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The Zone 1/8/18

Mark helps us get ready for the national championship game, talking to Ben Kercheval from CBS Sports
And we hear from players and coaches leading up to the start of our coverage.

The Zone 1/5/18

Mark starts off the show with high school basketball and chats with the coaches in Friday nights game.
Then Mark takes us on a Seahawks season recap and the weekly Friday Funday.
Big Dumb Game.

The Zone 1/4/18

Steve Kyler from Basketballinsiders.com joins us to talk NBA as the midpoint of the season approaches.
Sporting news and the Big Dumb Game.

The Zone 1/3/18

Steve Alvord Bellingham high school football star and former Arizona Cardinal calls in to tell old stories with Mark, then sporting news and the big dumb game of the day with Port of Subs prizes.

The Zone 12/29/17

We re-cap Bob Rondeau’s appearance on the show yesterday… and we let fly with our Friday Funday songs with a new years PARTYYYYY!!! theme. Gregg Bell from the News Tribune of Tacoma joins us to preview the Seahawks weekend game, and we finish with the big dumb game of the day.

The Zone 1/2/18

It’s a new year on The Zone but the end of the season for the Seahawks. Mark recaps coach Carroll’s end of season press conference, and we have Trivia Tuesday with prizes from our sponsor Westside Pizza on the line.

The Zone 12/28/17

The Voice of the Huskies Bob Rondeau is retiring after the Fiesta Bowl Saturday and he joins us for one final visit on the show. Next we do a Seahawk preview getting ready for the Cardinals game Sunday hearing from Coach Pete Carroll and QB Russell Wilson. We finish with the big drawing for our hawks tickets winner, and hear from Coach Mike Leach as his Cougars get ready for the Holiday Bowl against Michigan State.

The Zone 12/27/17

Lynden Christian boys basketball coach Roger DeBoer joins us from the Cloud 9 Sports Lynden Christmas Classic to talk Day One action.

The Zone 12/26/17

We are back from the big break. We start off with coach Carroll’s presser from the weekend win over the Cowboys.

The Zone 12/21/17

We kick off the zone today with coach Mark Collins from the Bellingham Blazers. He joined us to talk about the Blazers in the 2017 WHSL. Next we talk to our fantasy man Sigmund Bloom from FootballGuys.com to help set our lineups and seal those playoff wins as the season winds down. We finish with Big Dumb game of the day for Blazers tickets.

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