Season if the upset? College football is in full swing and we're talking egos at the Ryder Cup. Let's get it. #Buckets

DeChambeau loses it on/ off the course and we talk week 1 projections.. College Football is back!

Let's get this bread. #GigEm #BucketSZN.

Kisner takes another W and we are finally getting back to Ryder Cup talks. It's not about the "best" people, it's about the right ones.. We're taking our damn trophy back!. #BucketSZN.

Betting on yourself to win, then actually winning is the true essence of what America stands for. Get out there this weekend and crush it, nerds. #BucketSZN.

Played some great golf, I finally realized my age in the Sin City, and Xander Schauffele brought home that Olympic gold for the U.S.. This week we are recapping the beauty and the beasts of modern day Vegas, and highlighting some issues in the work place that we all know and love..or hate. Let's get it, nerds! #BucketSZN.

With Texas and Oklahoma having officially "asked" to join the SEC, the Big 12 is officially on its way to extinction.. Not that it has mattered much in the last 15+ years anyway, but fallout stories are always worth the popcorn and beer. #HornsDown #SEC #31days

About a month out from football season, and them folks down in Austin are already crying. Thanks to the BIG 12, student body's and athletes alike are in for a roughhh season. Let's get it. #GigEmAggies

The dopest dope that was ever smoked, Shrek for the win, and racks on racks for Saturdays finest. This week we dive into things that matter, with some cheeesseeee on it. Let's get it.

With the absolute greatest introduction in all of sports, Joey "Jaws" Chestnut takes home his 14th Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest title; a true American icon. The US came into Wimbledon hot with some young bloods in Korda and Gauff, and ESPN needs a "Reality Check" ASAP! Summer is looking good folks, so go get that bread foo! #BucketSZN

In the glory days we had Johnny Mac, Jimmy Connors, Pete Sampras, and Andre. From absolute powerhouses in American tennis, to not having won a men's major since Roddick in 03', we luckily still have a legend in Serena Williams. However, at age 40,   are few successors that can carry on the dominance she has imposed on the game over the last 20 years. With the future of American tennis hanging on by a gut string, who is going to step up and take the place of the greats before them?