Big Shot Bob Pod with Robert Horry

It’s straight College Football madness as we start this week’s show – including a huge debate about WHO should have made it into the College Football Playoff, where Rob is with his on-again-off-again Alabama fanhood, and who we think wins the National Championship. Plus Rob weighs in on the Ime Udoka-LeBron James fight on the court, saying the ref was really to blame in this controversy because these guys talk to each other like that all the time. We also discuss Marc Cuban selling control of the Mavericks, discuss if the Warriors are really in trouble this season, and Rob has a big pep talk for Tyrese Haliburton after he said he was “tired of being a loser” this week. Plus we are getting closer to Ja Morant’s return, we joke about more James Harden excuses, and give out a huge Big Shot of the Week to Michigan’s Blake Corum for supporting his community with his NIL money. And we close it out with another classic game called “Betting on Yourself” that doesn’t work out too well for B-Dog.

We kick off Shoot Around this week with some early season predictions for the All-Star team and how we like the matchups. Plus Rob looks at Wemby’s performances as they are holding up to expectations, and Chet Holmgren is showing out! And with $1 MILLION on the line… do you want Steph from the free throw line, or Ravens kicker Justin Tucker to hit a 40-yard field goal? Listeners of the show want to know if Rob thinks the Bulls should have moved on from Billy Donovan? He says it HAS to be the coaching staff, because on paper the line-up looks like it should be able to win more games. Jrue Holiday also pops into the Bucks locker room before a game and Rob says that is NOT allowed, it’s a respect thing and about protecting the team’s game plan and comradery. Finally, we find out how good Rob is with the most common 2023 slang terms that his teenage son is using, by trying to figure out what these words actually mean in “old people” terms! New shows every Tuesday and Friday, everywhere you get podcasts and full video on our YouTube channel.

We kick off this week’s show joking about Ludacris descending out of the rafters here in Atlanta, and recapping everyone’s Thanksgiving break. Plus the Lakers get blown out by the Sixers and Rob feels like everyone always finds their best games against LA, and the Bucks huge comeback against the Blazers has Rob thinking back on the biggest comeback wins he was a part of in his career. And the debate fires up over Anthony Davis being accused of flopping, as its something we’ve never heard about AD, but we have heard about Bills QB Josh Allen. We also try to figure out Pop’s motivation when he grabbed the PA mic and told the Spurs fans to stop booing Kawhi Leonard.  We also get into a huge debate about the College Football Playoff and the madness that’s coming this weekend, who gets in and who’s left out, the insane ending of the Alabama-Auburn game, and the dying hype on Deion Sanders at Colorado. We also toss a Big Shot of the Week to Kyle Kuzma, and play a classic round of Shootout!

It’s just the Robs this week as B-Dog travels for Thanksgiving, so we start off with what Rob thought about the ending of World’s Toughest Test. We also get Rob’s take on the Draymond suspension, as he feels like this was more a ‘lifetime achievement award’ instead of a response to the incident from last week. That spins us off into a conversation about Rob’s fights and suspensions, and how his coaches used to handle those situations. Plus Rob doesn’t think it’s fair for Jeanie Buss to get dragged on social media for saying “Lakers fans don’t know how to be patient” because LA has built a franchise around winning titles over the last 40 years. Rob also tries to figure out why Zach LaVine is so unhappy in Chicago and what it would take for him to land with the Lakers. Rob also praises Russell Westbrook for wanting to come off the bench to try and help the Clippers win games, we lament the Jordan Travis injury as FSU tries to hold on to a Playoff spot, and Rob and Rob disagree about the winner of the coming Michigan-Ohio State game. A Big Shot of the Week goes to Snoop Dogg for his viral marketing stunt, somehow we got media coverage on Rob’s wife and her non-existent OnlyFans account, and a hilarious Thanksgiving-themed round of Black Crime or White Crime!!

A conversation about Joe Smith and his wife’s private OnlyFans launches us into a hilarious conversation about what would happen if we found out our wives had secret OnlyFans accounts. And Rob takes the entire thing off the rails as we dive into the depths of strange things we see on the web. We also discuss Mike Malone’s extension in Denver and what makes for a good coach when you have supreme talent. And Rob and B-Dog try to guess the top 10 highest graded players in the league so far this season. Plus sports media personalities that we love to hate, and Rob reacts to Lou Williams saying the Clippers took their foot off the gas in the bubble because they heard rumblings that no one would respect that title.

Rob’s fantasy football team is dying at the hands of the Buffalo Bills as we open this week’s show. Plus we play the full James Harden rant from Brian Demaris on the Mavericks broadcast, and Rob thinks the roster that looks good on paper might blow up in Ty Lue’s face. And we all seem to think that Steve Ballmer is trying to sell tickets to the new arena instead of worrying about putting a winning roster together. We also dive into the wild Kelly Oubre hit-and-run story, and Rob has big love for Tyrese Maxey and the play of Tobias Harris. The Hawks OnlyFans promo caught Rob’s eye, and the eye of their star players, but all for good fun on social media… and after hearing what people are making on the site, Rob wants to know what it takes to open his own account. And Rob’s phone continues to blow up as the Rockets are playing well, after he said they wouldn’t win 30 games this season. Plus advice to Aaron Rodgers to NOT come back and play this season, Rob dances on the grave of Jimbo Fisher after his firing from Texas A&M, and we break down the Jim Harbough suspension and potential College Football Playoff. A really inspiring Big Shot of the Week to an Army veteran, and another hilarious round of Rapid Fire.

We start Shoot Around this week with a quote from Draymond Green saying that the chemistry on the Warriors this year is WAY better than last year, which to us feels like yet another shot at Jordan Poole – and Rob shares stories about playing on teams with bad chemistry. Plus James Harden’s comments about being on a leash in Philly get Rob on a stand about being a system guy and not trying to continue to BE the system. Rob weighs in on the top-ranked “two way” guys in the league today and talks about the best guys he won championships with. And everyone drops in on the internet-wide debate about the woman who argued that she was allowed to recline her seat regardless of how the woman behind her felt. Plus a cop calls sports radio in the middle of pulling someone over to crap on the Cowboys brings up a discussion about what teams we hate the most. And we close out the show by talking about the legacy of Bobby Knight, and the meanest coaches that Rob ever had.

Rob opens the show with a story about how he went to the Travis Scott show, and was pissed that Travis didn’t perform “Antidote” because he wanted to hear is his name mentioned in the song! Also Jenners is extremely confused about the function and format of the in-season tournament, Rob thinks the floors are a little too much for some teams, and Harper wonders if players will hang their hat on being an “in season tournament champion”. We also dive in on the Lakers, who have been playing about .500 basketball so far this season, and Rob feels like they should have a better record than they do, especially with Anthony Davis playing up to the odds that he might win Defensive Player of the Year. Of course we have to follow the media hype and talk about Wemby’s performance so far this season, and how maybe the narrative around him has grown too much as MJ and LeBron are brought into the conversation. We also dish out a fun Big Shot of the Week to the deputy that responded to a 911 call because a young child wanted a hug, and round out the show with another hilarious round of Black Crime or White Crime!

The College Football penalty of the week opens the show, as Colorado State got a 15-yard penalty for throwing snowballs at Air Force. Rob jokes that it hasn’t been Colorado’s week, as the Buffalos shared online that they got robbed at the UCLA game, and Rob shares stories about getting robbed over the years. Plus the Kelly Stafford versus Blueface feud launches a conversation about how fans can and should behave at pro sporting events, we discuss the very public slow death of boxing, and what sport’s championship is the most fun to watch even when you don’t have a rooting interest. Plus with Magic Johnson officially crossing into “billionaire” status we all joke about what we’d do if we had a billion dollars, and a moral question about winning a lot of money closes out the show with some big laughs.

It’s Halloween and Rob comes to the show with a really cool LED mask, and we open the show with Flavor Flav’s rendition of the National Anthem from this week’s Bucks-Hawks game. Plus Rob gives us a full breakdown of the Harden move to the Clippers, and while he loves all the guys on the floor he’s unsure about how they will be able to share that basketball. We also all feel like the Sixers got the better end of this deal and got a lot better.  Rob also sounds off on LeBron defending Anthony Davis, saying he needs AD to play better and more consistently so LeBron doesn’t have to defend him after games. Jim Harbough also gets the business from Rob and the crew over the sign stealing controversy, Rob spirals into an SEC debate, and Rob’s friend Dabo Swinney goes OFF on a Clemson caller and sets off an argument about how coaches should respond to fans. We also hand out a really dope Big Shot of the Week, and in honor of Russell Wilson renting out a Waffle House for Ciara’s birthday, we play a Halloween edition of Walmart or Waffle House.