Alabama survives Texas, Notre Dame takes a step back against Marshall and Texas A&M fans are now wondering whether Jimbo Fisher's contract or paying App State for a Week 2 humbling was the worse use of alumni donations.

NFL Week 1 is in the rearview and your fearless heroes are here with hot takes, overreactions, and maybe even a few insights. What was the most surprising result of the opening games and which late game decisions had Pat Morrow nodding in approval or shaking his head with disbelief? How much does Dak Prescott's injury set back the Cowboys and why does yet another team not trust Russel Wilson to cook in the 4th quarter?

The US Open is in full swing and College Football has kicked off as we say goodbye to summer and hello to the busiest sports betting time of the year.

Oh, and the NFL is back.

Patrick and Seth take a look at how the futures board has played out at Arthur Ashe and whether the Men's tour is finally seeing new blood upend the Golden Age of tennis.

In the NFL the fellas preview the top games of the week including a potential Super Bowl matchup between the Bills and Rams. Can Buffalo finally take that super leap or are Bills fans once again doomed to a life of also-rans?

What exactly was Tom Brady's reason for missing so much of training camp and how did that impact the Week 1 line vs Dallas?

Say goodbye to the wife and kids, folks, because football is BACK!

While college football technically started last week, this weekend marks the first full weekend of gridiron action. Patrick and Seth preview the big games, including Sunday night's Florida-LSU matchup and Monday night's Clemson-Georgia Tech game.

The guys also lament the new broadcast rights fees for the Big 10, and the disparity that may be coming to college football. Will it change the sports' overall appeal? They also discuss the comparisons to the English Premier League and the proposed "super-conference" from a few years ago.

The final week of the NFL Preseason is (mercifully) upon us and while the game results don't matter Patrick and Seth go over some of the in-game opportunities and comebacks that left the house smarting in Week 2.

College is back! While it's not a full slate Patrick and Seth take a look at some early college football appetizers as Northwestern and Nebraska do battle in Dublin and Vanderbilt kicks off their season in Hawaii against the Rainbow Warriors.

And lastly, the US Open is underway with intrigue on both the Men and Women's sides. Can Serena Williams make one last major run? Will Novak Djokovic be granted a last-minute exemption? And can Naomi Osaka return to form after a long layoff?

College football is just around the corner and Patrick and Seth take a look at the top of a very familiar futures board. Will Alabama and Georgia return to the College Football Playoff? Will Ohio State make the most of their last season before Big Ten expansion?

The NBA tip-off and Christmas Day schedule have been released and the fellas compare the surrounding fanfare to that of the NFL. Will the NBA eventually look to reform and reconfigure its regular season?

And after 100 episodes (talk about an underdog hitting) Seth and Patrick recount some of the highlights of the last years. Will we see 100 more? Will Patrick finally accept Seth's Facebook friend request?

Kevin Durant has met with ownership and the Brooklyn Nets may be forced to part with their star forward or their head coach. What does this mean for the Bovada NBA Futures' board and where might Durant be playing to start the upcoming season?

After the Hall of Fame Game we've got a full slate of NFL Preseason games this week and Patrick and Seth take a look at the odds, where the early action's at, and how best to attack these exhibition contests both pre and in-game.

And with Mar A Lago raided by the FBI is there a new favorite for Republican nominee in 2024? Could Trump be outright barred from even running again?

Juan Soto is off to the Padres in a blockbuster trade and Patrick and Seth look at how the Padres' futures odds have shifted while also looking in at some very curious trade deadline sellers.

In the NFL DeShaun Watson's suspension has been announced. How does sitting for 6 games move the needle in the AFC North and will the NFL appeal it for something more substantial?

And with NFL Preseason upon us, the boys note that while the games might be meaningless, the betting opportunities certainly aren't.

The English Premier League is back! Liverpool's already got one trophy under their belt and it looks like another two-horse race between them and Manchester City heading into an early opening weekend.

The Jays put up four touchdowns against the Red Sox and Seth and Patrick examine what happens to in-game betting odds when games get so lopsided. Looking ahead to the second half of the season the fellas take a look at updated division odds.

Meanwhile, the LIV Tour has continued to add to its roster and has another tournament underway this weekend. How has Bovada's offering of the tour changed from the opening tournament to now? Which star players will leave the PGA next?

Patrick and Seth discuss the difference between work and non-work friends. In unrelated news, they've decided to take separate vacations this summer.

It may be the All-Star break but there's no rest for your fearless podcast heroes. Patrick and Seth take a look back at the HR Derby odds, Julio Rodriguez's coming out party, and whether Juan Soto will be willing to take slightly less on his next contract after netting a cool $1 million in prize winnings.

After more bad polling numbers the fellas take a look at the 2022 midterm odds and Biden's chances for 2024. Can the Republicans take back the House and Senate? Will Biden be primaried by his own party?

Special guest Lou Piniella drops by the show to share his favorite All-Star game and Ichiro memories.

Patrick and Seth take a look at the Open Championship odds and Patrick shares his assuredly losing personal plays for this weekend's tourney at St. Andrews. The Open celebrates its 150th anniversary at the home of golf this week, and its homecoming at St. Andrews couldn't have come at a better time for the game.

5 of the 8 MLB HR Derby contestants are known and the boys give a preview of the types of wagering that will be available both before and during the contest at Bovada.

Seth reminisces fondly about MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred.