Today, the argument was started that GOLF is not a sport; let's hear your arguments FOR OR AGAINST;

On tomorrow's (Wednesday's) show, EVERYONE that calls in will be registered to WIN SOMETHING!

We'll take everyone's name, number, and whether you think golf IS a sport or IS NOT a sport!

Then at the end of the show we'll pick one winner, if the winner thinks golf IS a sport, he or she wins a free round of golf plus a sleeve of MAXFLI Revolution Golf Balls...if the winner thinks golf is NOT a sport, we'll give them a $25 gift card to SHEETZ for whatever they want!

Here's a little more of what's in store for tomorrow:

• At 7:25 Jim McClean one of the top three golf instructors in the world, a PGA Master professional and one of the most respected golf instructors anywhere will tell us why, absolutely, GOLF IS A SPORT! This is the guy that teaches the PROs!
• At 8:05 we'll visit WOLF'S WORLD
• At 8:30 Gerry Dulac the Post Gazette golf writer will argue why GOLF IS A SPORT!
• Later, Jim Wexall author of Tales from Behind the Steel Curtain (catch his Steelers coverage at SteelCityInsider.com)
• At 9:10 Bob Ibach will join us to promote the International Sports & Entertainment Festival in Cleveland; and tell us why Adam West (Batman will be the special guest) is also appearing with Art Donovan, Lee Suggs, Jim Brown, Joe Theismann; Rocky Bleir; Len Dawson, Archie Griffin, PLUS Steelers LC Greenwood, Joe Greene, Ernie Holmes, and Dwight White...plus Omar Jacobs, and SANTONIO HOLMES is scheduled to appear
• At 9:20 LUNCH ON TUNCH AND WOLF - 1st correct callers wins lunch at Scores Pizza and Wings in Pennsbury Village

Bring it on tomorrow!

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We'll be off tomorrow and Monday for the Memorial Day weekend. We'll talk with you Tuesday. Have a safe and happy holiday weekend!

P.S.: Here's some great information about this blessed event. Please keep in your prayers and remember those brave souls who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom in this great country.

Tunch is in the June issue of Whirl Magazine on page 30 and I'm not - what gives?

We were both at the Mel Blount Youth Home's Eighth Annual All-Star Celebrity Roast - what a great benefit - but I didn't make the magazine!

I could see having his wife Sharon in the magazine - she's gorgeous - but him? Aren't they in the business of trying to sell more subscriptions?

What a big foo foo muckety-muck he is. I wonder what I have to do to get into Whirl or other magazines - maybe I need a good PR man.

Wolf

After we drink some coffee and discuss the news from today's morning papers you'll be entertained by the many voices in Wolf's head during a segment of WOLF'S WORLD!

At 8:25, Greg Linelli will join us. Greg is the host for the Pittsburgh LIVE Baseball Show on Fox Sports Radio 970. He'll talk about the Bucs Training. You can listen to the Greg's Show Saturday mornings from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Around 8:45, Pittsburgh Tribune Review writer Mike Prisuta will be LIVE in our studio.

At 9:05, Gary Graves the racing expert for USA TODAY will give us a preview of the Indy 500; and what happened to the "GREAT AMERICAN RACE!"

At 9:25, MR FLIXX will gives us the score on the world of entertainment as only he can do. Good stuff as always especially if it KEEPS ON RAINING!

Lots more to talk about especially all the Steelers news from yesterday!

Post away with your comments.

May 24 - Today's Show.

We're kicking off today talking about Joey Porter's knee surgery and discussing how serious is a scope and why did he/they wait until now?

Then we'll explore the inner sanctum of WOLF'S WORLD.

In the 8AM hour we'll talk to Paul Keels who is the play by play voice for Ohio State football and covered Santonio Holmes.

At 8:45 author Jim Wexall of Tales from Behind the Steel Curtain, will be on hand to talk Steelers Football. You can catch his Steelers coverage at SteelCityInsider.com

At 9:05 to get ready for a great Memorial Day weekend, Ken Davis author of Don't Know Much About History will discuss how Memorial Day became Memorial Day, when did it originate? And, why do we observe it? He has some cool history of the American Flag that most people don’t know too.

Getting back to Joey Porter's surgery and "breaks/broke's," we still can't believe Barbaro's bad break and we've seen some pretty bad breaks in our time such as Joe Theisman's leg, Dave Dravecky, Greg Louganis smacking his head of a diving board. So, who do you think has had the worst break of all time!

Any thoughts about American Idol and who will win?

Today WE ARE LIVE from the Andy Russell Golf Tournament at Nevillewood - benefiting the Andy Russell Family Charitable Foundation and the University of Pittsburgh Walter L Bent Fund for prostate cancer research.

We'll be talking to Andy along with several celebrity golfers. Some of the folks we hope/plan to talk to today include former Steelers such as the Honorable Dwayne Woodruff, Mel Blount, Jack Ham and Pierre LaRouche - a former Pittsburgh Penguins #1 pick, Stanley Cup Champion and one heck of a golfer who could show these football players a thing or two on the course today!

Today and tomorrow listen to our Locker Room radio show from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. for your chance to meet Hines Ward, Max Starks, Merrill Hoge (Chairman of the Highmark Caring Place), and other Steelers both past and present, at the 2nd Annual Celebrity Dinner and Auction to benefit the Highmark Caring Place, a center for grieving children, adolescents and their families. The event is this Sunday May 21st at Heinz Field. Tickets are $125 dollars, but you could win a pair FOR FREE, only from us and Fox Sports Radio 970! Be the 5th caller when you hear Hines theme song.. .Oh Lord, please don't let me bemisunderstood!" and you win a pair of tickets to this very special event. Good Luck!

On the morning of Saturday, May 6 the Coca-Cola Great Hall at Heinz Field was electric with folks of all ages who were gearing up to take a 10K walk with us help us raise nearly $60,000 for Light of Life Rescue Mission.

We were pysched to see more than 600 people and many special guests show up to celebrate our cause and walk with us.

Some of the special guests on hand were local officials Mayor Bob O'Connor and Pittsburgh Councilman Bill Peduto; several TV and Radio station on-air personalities including Bonics, Fraggle and Mikey from 96.1 KISS, Rob King from Fox Sports Net, TV Reporter Newlin Archinal from WPXI, Michelle Wright and Sheldon Ingram from WTAE; Air Force Recruiters; Members of the Pittsburgh Steelers current team players, including Aaron Smith; Dynasty Steeler Dynasty alumni, including Mel Blount, Matt Bahr and several others.

After a fast and fun walk to beautiful Washington's Landing and back, everyone enjoyed the spectacular Steeler displays throughout the Great Hall as well as free food and live music plus face painting, massage therapy, caricatures, a magic show, jugglers and a whole lot more. We want to thank our generous sponsors, donors and volunteers partnered with Light of Life to make our event - now in its 5th year - the best to date. Please support our sponsors who so unselfishly helped our event - now in its 5th year - the best to date.

• Clear Channel Radio Pittsburgh
• Comcast
• ALCO Parking Corp.
• Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh
• United Refractories Co.
• Greater Pittsburgh Collision Center
• Wexford Post Office Deli and Catering
• All the Best Catering
• Pittsburgh Pirates
• PNC Financial Services Group
• Coldwell Banker Real Estate
• Dick's Sporting Goods
• WORD FM
• Einstein Bagels
• Eckert Seamans
• Swanson Group, LTD
• Colussy Chevrolet
• GMI Transportation
• SilverStar Meats

And, many thanks to our fantastic entertainers Mr. Devious (who recorded Puhlahmahlu), the Koinonea Combo and the Christ Community Church Worship Group.

As you know, we're dedicated to raising funds and public awareness for Light of Life which is a nonprofit, faith-based organization that provides food for the hungry, shelter for the homeless, and a recovery program to equip the disadvantaged to get back on their feet. We're active members of the Mission and encourage you to support their good works. The staff at Light of Life are our heroes for the impact they have on the poor.

Thanks to everyone who prayed for good weather and helped support this year's event - we're big fans of all of you!

Contact Light of Life Rescue Mission today on Pittsburgh's Northside and see how you can help - God bless.

On Wednesday, we were honored to have two major college coaching legends In the Locker Room.

Pitt's Johnny Majors and Penn State's Jerry Sandusky. We had a ball talking to them about college football and an exciting, worthwhile event that they are spearheading - The Pitt vs. Penn State Golf Challenge to benefit local children's charities.

We encourage all Locker Room fans to support this event buy registering to play or help sponsor the event - here are the details!

On Tuesday, June 6, 2006 at Chestnut Ridge Inn Golf Resort in Blairsville, Pa. More than 250 area golfers, along with notable University of Pittsburgh and Penn State University sports greats, will raise funds for The Second Mile, a nonprofit organization serving the youth of Pennsylvania by helping them achieve their potential as individuals. In cooperation with The Second Mile, Johnny Majors has also identified for charitable support the National Youth Sports Program (NYSP), administered by the University of Pittsburgh. The program is committed to active participation in sports and education to enable youth from underserved families to enhance the quality of their lives.

Honorary Chairmen of the Pitt vs. Penn State Golf Challenge include Sandusky, former defensive football coordinator at Penn State, and Majors, former Pitt football coach. Tournament co-chairman leading the twenty-eight member golf committee are Cliff Benson, Frank Gustine, Jr., Ed Ifft, Robert Lovett, Mike O'Donnell and Tony Perricelli.

Shane Conlan and Mike Zordich, team captains from Penn State, and Tony Dorsett and Bill Fralic, team captains from Pitt, will host the tournament with numerous other Pitt and Penn State sports celebrities. They will greet golfers as they tee-off on the two courses, Chestnut Ridge and Tom's Run and help compete for the annual 1st place team trophy.

Registration begins at 9 a.m., brunch at 10 a.m. and a dual shotgun tee off is at noon. A 19th hole reception and banquet dinner follows golf. Blue and Gold and Blue and White foursome sponsorships can be obtained by contacting The Second Mile office at 814-237-1719 x 108, or sue@thesecondmile.org. Early sponsorship registration is encouraged to ensure participation.

Many thanks to Coach Majors, Coach Sandusky, Highmark Blue Shield for providing financial support and the Univeristy of Pittsburgh for providing financial support to help the thousands of children from Pennsylvania who benefit from The Second Mile’s statewide prevention, early intervention and community-based programs and services.

Here is more information about The Second Mile and About NYSP - two great organizations.

The Second Mile, founded in 1977, currently serves more than 100,000 children and youth annually throughout Pennsylvania. The inaugural 2005 Pitt vs. Penn State Golf Challenge was the first such event held in Southwestern Pennsylvania to support the organization. The Second Mile will utilize the funds raised from the Golf Challenge to continue and expand services, as well as recruit key leadership, program volunteers and financial support. The twenty-five year old organization serves all Pennsylvania counties and is supported through private sector contributions. Children who are participants in The Second Mile's year-round prevention, early intervention and community-based programs are taught the skills on how they can make a difference in their own lives and in their communities. All nine programs and services, recognized by the White House as a Point-of-Light Award recipient, are provided at no cost to the participants, their families, school districts or youth-serving professionals. Additional information on The Second Mile can be found at http://www.thesecondmile.org/.

While NYSP is sports-based both at its core and in name, the summer program's goal is not playing but teaching proper behavior and citizenship using popular activities as a backdrop. NYSP carefully mixes athletics with educational programming. Typically, this portion of NYSP includes life-skills lessons plus instruction covering career opportunities, higher education and job responsibilities. NYSP strives to spark each participant's personal transformation into a positive, polished and productive adult who will walk tall, talk tall and stand tall to and through adulthood.

Loved this story about a Kansas City Royals fan selling his 25 years of loyalty on EBay for $278.47!

How much would you sell your loyalty of the Pirates, Pens or Steelers?