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An Iowa Student radio call from the Hawkeyes' upset win over Michigan is going viral - and it might already belong in the college football radio hall of fame.
Josh Innes breaks down what makes it so great, and talks about why genuine, over-the-top emotion is exactly what makes college football broadcasts memorable.
He also compares the energy of the student call to the much more subdued Michigan and Iowa radio network calls.
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As I was recording the pod at 2 AM, it started to rain.
Why does this matter?
Well, it hasn't rained in 3 months.
My lawn is destroyed.
This is almost a miracle.
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The Houston Texans dropped to 0-3 on the season after a putrid offensive performance, this time against the Indianapolis Colts.
Once again, Josh Innes is trying to figure out of C.J. Stroud is worth the Texans' long term investment.
If Houston truly believes Stroud is it's franchise quarterback, why hasn't already been paid?
The Texans face a must-win game against the Dallas Cowboys. Can Houston save it's season?
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The New Orleans Saints looked liked they had a win locked up against the Las Vegas Raiders. Then Everything fell apart.
Josh Innes went from thinking the Saints season might actually be different to wondering if it's the same old story all over again.
Plus, Josh tries to make sense of another frustrating day of NFL officiating and the inconsistencies that continue to drive fans crazy.
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The margins in the NFL are razor thin. Most games will be determined by a few points and most point spreads are going to be within a Field Goal.
Josh Innes, still buzzed off domestic light beer, looks ahead at next weeks games attempts to guess the point spreads.
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Josh Innes has put together his Mt. Rushmore of college coaches he hates.
Well, he puts this list together on the fly after drinking may Coors Lights.
Who will make his list of most hated coaches?
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The Kentucky Wildcats and Mississippi State Bulldogs are darlings of the college football world after solid starts.
Josh Innes doesn't think either of these teams are actually any good.
Kentucky has a signature win over Texas A&M...As it turns out, Texas A&M sucks.
Mississippi State could still lose 6 games.
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The LSU Tigers bounced back from their loss at Ole Miss with a full on beat down of Texas A&M.
Josh is hammered off Coors Lights and has some thoughts about why the LSU/Ole Miss game meant nothing.
LSU went into the perfect storm at Ole Miss. The Ole Miss loss to Florida proved that situations matter in college sports.
This is part one.
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Lebron James says he joined the Philadelphia 76ers because he wanted to help Joel Embiid win a championship. On his "Mind The Game" podcast, Lebron painted the move as being about helping Embiid finally get over the hump.
Josh Innes isn't buying it.
In this episode, Josh explains why he thinks Lebron's move to Philadelphia is really about Lebron, his legacy and adding another championship to his resume. And if that's the reason, why not just say it?
Is Lebron already trying to cast himself as the hero of the Sixers story before the season even begins?
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The New York Times ranked the best TV Shows Of The 21st Century and Josh Innes is breaking down the list.
Which shows deserve their spot? What great shows were left out? And how many of the supposed greatest shows of the last 25 years has Josh actually watched?
Josh reacts to the rankings, the surprising omissions and whether shows like "The Sopranos", "Breaking Bad", "The Wire" , "Mad Men" and other modern classics belong among televisions best.
Plus, can a New York Times list actually reflect what normal TV viewers love?
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