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After dealing with technical issues from the snowstorm that hit the Southern states, Patrick is back to give his thoughts on Ohio State winning the College Football Playoff and NFL Championship Sunday (among other items). We also play a game looking at the future of the teams that lost in the Divisional round.
It's that time of the year when we have to say goodbye to college football for a while, and in doing so, Patrick and I congratulate Ohio State for winning the national title. We also preview the NFL conference championship games, and play a game discussing the future of the teams that lost in the divisional round. Finally, we look at the status of the Warriors and Steph Curry.
Patrick and I preview the College Football Playoff National Championship, along with the games in the NFL Divisional round. We also dive into the possibility of Deion Sanders becoming the Cowboys head coach, and give viewpoints on the drama between the Heat and Jimmy Butler.
Refreshed from the holiday season, Patrick and I are back to discuss action from the College Football Playoff, and preview the games coming in the NFL's Wild Card round. At the end, we'll cover some of the pettiness happening in the NBA.
In between Christmas and New Year's, Patrick and I pop in to preview the quarterfinals of the College Football Playoff, and discuss why critique of the CFP first round is a classic example of what's wrong with society. We'll also congratulate Michael Vick on becoming the head coach at Norfolk State.
Before we go on our holiday breaks, Patrick and I preview the first round of the College Football Playoff, and discuss the ongoing saga of the transfer portal. We also dive into the draft "dilemma" facing the newly-crowned Heisman trophy winner, Travis Hunter, and do our review and preview of NFL action.
Patrick and I breakdown the final edition of the College Football Playoff rankings, and play a game involving the teams that missed out. We'll also discuss NFL action, and in MLB, explore why the Mets decided to spend so much to get Juan Soto.
Along with a review and preview of college football and NFL action, Rivalry Week brawls and Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair's hit on Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence will specifically be discussed. Of course, other topics could come up during the show.
Patrick returns to join me in a conversation about life in the SEC, "Rivalry Week" for this weekend's college football schedule, and careers being a long-term process. Of course, reviewing and previewing action on the field will be part of the show.
I ride solo to discuss how owners are holding their teams back in the NFL, and Tyrese Maxey calling out Joel Embiid in a 76ers team meeting. Of course, the weekly review and preview of college football and NFL action, along with a dissection of the latest College Football Playoff rankings, makes it into the show.
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