3 Idiots and a Lawyer: The Syracuse Sports Podcast

Baseball season is upon us and the guys talk about what teams will benefit from the shortened 60-game season and make their predictions for the playoffs and the World Series. Plus, a pair of Syracuse football players made The Athletic's College Football Freaks List and Quentin Hillsman was named one of the 100 Most Influential People in Women's Basketball. Brett goes on some long tangent about keeping the sanctity in sports. 

The guys discuss Boeheim's Army's quarterfinals exit in The Basketball Tournament and discuss who they wish could have been on the team. Plus, college football season is only about six weeks away, but there are questions as to whether there will actually be a season. And we learn about a time that Brett may have been safe or may not have been safe when playing a softball game against his wife Susan. 

The guys are excited to finally have a real, live Syracuse sports event to preview and talk about, The Basketball Tournament. The group discusses the Boeheim's Army lineup and preview the team's matchup against Men of Mackey. Plus, Brett goes on a long, overly detailed description of a movie while trying to describe what made him mad. 

Some extra audio from week 11 when the guys discussed their thoughts about who should be on the next Monday Night Football crew. And who were some of the odder choices to crew Monday Night Football in the past. 

The guys discuss the several bad news stories cropping up in the sports world over the last several days, starting with Major League Baseball's inability to reach a deal with the player's union that could mean a 60-game season imposed on the league. Plus, a rough weekend for NASCAR in Alabama and several college players testing positive for COVID-19 means the college football season could be in peril. With all that, how could Brett be mad about anything else?  

This week the guys talk about one of Matt's least-favorite topics, the NCAA. They discuss the many problems surrounding the association including its long investigations, inconsistent punishments, dumb rules, and poor treatment of its athletes who the group agrees should be paid. Plus, there's a new addition to Syracuse's defensive line and Brett tries to talk about what makes him happy. 

The guys discuss the recent recruiting victories for Syracuse basketball and what that means for the near future of the program. Plus, they discuss why it was dumb for John Wildhack to refer to the Dome as "the stadium" as well as the crazy names for bowl games. Finally, Brett has a meltdown over the Buffalo Sabres. 

The guys discuss sports' role in the Black Lives Matter protests around the country and how sports can help create societal change. 

The guys talk about the plans by the major professional sports leagues to return. Plus, will there be a Syracuse football season and if so, what will it look like? Who will they play? Will the season be finished? Plus, we learn what made Brett mad this week. 

Six years into ACC play Syracuse tries to portray Duke as a rival, but are the Blue Devils really a "rival?" And with Georgetown reduced to one out-of-conference game per year can it survive as a rival for the Orange? The guys discuss these topics and whether Syracuse will have any basketball rivals in ten years. Plus, find out if Brett is still mad about Kevin winning last week!