Kwre AM730  will begin its Cardinal broadcast season today.   Pre-game coverage begins at 11:45 this morning.   Catch the Cardinals on Kwre again this season.   Am 73 will feature select weekend spring training games and every regular season and all subsequent playoff games that the Cardinals play this year.

Mizzou hosts Kansas today at Mizzou arena in Columbia.   The Tigers hope to stop the 2^nd ranked team in the nation and earn their 11^th conference win of the season.   KU comes into the contest with a record of 28-2.   The Tigers are 22-8 on the season.   Game time is 1pm. Listen to live play by play coverage of the game on 99.9FM KFAV today. Pre-game begins at 12:30.

The Blues will continue their six-game road trip tonight in Denver against the Avalanche.  It will be the third stop of the trip, after games in Phoenix and Dallas.  The Note are riding a season-best five-game winning streak after beating the Coyotes 5-2 on Tuesday and the Stars 6-1 last Thursday night.  The Blues are now tied with the Calgary Flames, one point out of the final playoff spot in the Western Conference.  After Saturday, the Blues will be off until Thursday when they'll face the Islanders in New York.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has been accused of a sexual assault in a bar in Milledgeville, Georgia, which is about 90 miles outside of Atlanta.  Law enforcement officials told TMZ.com the 20-year-old accuser was inside a restroom of a nightclub early Friday morning when Roethlisberger entered and allegedly assaulted her.  Last summer, a woman filed a civil suit against the Steeler quarterback accusing him of sexually assaulting her in a hotel room in Reno, Nevada.  During a press conference from Milledgeville police, it was noted the accuser accompanied Roethlisberger throughout the evening to various establishments, and accused the quarterback of sexual assault, and not rape.

The Chicago Bears officially announced the signings of defensive end Julius Peppers, running back Chester Taylor and tight end Brandon Manumaleuna on Friday.  Peppers inked a six-year contract that was reportedly worth up to $40-million over the first three years, according to ESPN.  Peppers, considered the top free agent on the market this off-season, posted 42 tackles, 10-and-a-half sacks, two interceptions and five forced fumbles while playing in all 16 games last season with Carolina.