This week we go off the agenda to rage against baseball blackouts, discuss the merits (or lack thereof) of regular season college baseball and headband-wearing basketball players, talk recent March Madness and look at the Final Four, and close out with some brief MLB Opening Day talk and tease our MLB season prediction show. Maybe next week?

IN PERSON pod, from the cathouse, where Sam can't breath. Audio is a little worse this time, I don't know what to tell you, deal with it. We go over our reactions from the Round of 64 during the late slate of games, preview the round of 32, and give Zach Edey very little respect. Will KU not be frauds? Will Furman make us proud? Will any of us come out of this weekend net positive on the sports books? The world may never know.

P.S. KFC pls sponsor us. I'm down for a Double Down in a bad way. We'll also entertain proposals from ColoGuard and AEW.

This week is our super-mega-ultra March Madness preview. We talk favorites, over-seeded and under-seeded teams, upsets, and how we expect KU to be eliminated. Weirdly enough we also talk about Chicago's Soldier Field, reminisce about Creighton nearly ruining the Jayhawks' tournament run last year, and how shitty the public transportation workers are in Chicago. All before we exorcise our betting demons in anticipation of a very successful March Madness.

This week we gush over Baylor Scheierman, talk pitch clocks, professional cornhole, and start on a bunch of random BS march college basketball predictions. As always, the pod wouldn't be complete without ragging on Aaron Rodgers a bit before really hitting our degenerate stride in the betting segment.

This week we go into detail explaining how we became fans of the teams we love. Some of it makes sense, some is just random chance. Additionally, we talk alternative professional football leagues, the OU move to the SEC, and close it all out with betting. Dillon is 4-0 on snooker bets as of posting this, by the way.

In this episode, Colin and Sam recap their experiences at the KU/OU basketball game at Lloyd Noble, Dillon talks about a weekend in which he did a lot of drinking and a little curling, and finally we go over our reactions to Super Bowl 57 before getting into betting where we take another chance trying to go 3-0 on Snooker. Good stuff, still climbing towards peak degenerate. Bonus: both the intro and outro music works this week! Almost as if we knew what we were doing.

This week Colin and Sam get burned by Marquette, we discuss the NBA again in preview of the trade deadline, and dive deep into our Super Bowl thoughts and predictions as well as favorite (and least favorite) Super Bowl memories. Will Dillon continue his snooker betting streak? Will Colin lose the rent this week? Will Sam reconcile his feelings on Devin Hester? Will Jack Stoll catch a pass in the Super Bowl? Answers within.

This week we discuss Lamar Jackson's future, we debate on race car drivers vs. soccer players (hint: Colin and Sam are wrong) before recapping the Conference Championship weekend and going into some storylines we love from the 2022-2023 College Basketball Season, including rebounds by KU and Creighton, the complete superiority of the Big 12, the moderate rise and quick fall of Nebrasketball, and we call up bad moments from Jim Boeheims sordid past. And then Dillon goes off the deep end in the betting segment in search of compelling sports gambling opportunities.

So we've started recording on Tuesdays now to provide ample time for you to tail our absolutely garbage sports betting takes. This week we talk the future of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, hate on Chris Collinsworth, scratch our heads at a bizarre Ed Donatell call, before spending most of the episode talking to our guest and NY Giants fan, Jared about the NFL playoffs so far and the future of Brian Daboll and Saquon Barkley. And of course, degenerate gambling that not only features soccer and combat sports, but also relatively obscure motorsport. *chef's kiss*

This week we rag on John Calipari and Patrick Ewing, Preview how the Cowboys and Vikings move on from the Wild Card Round with ease, and argue about the College Football Playoff and bowl season before waxing poetic about our favorite 2022 and 2023 sports storylines. And of course, our favorite betting picks for the weekend. Sam had to record on his phone, so if this sounds like shit blame him.