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Nick Wize wraps up the show by digging into the historical records of MLB teams that earned a first-round bye and went on to reach the Championship Series. The numbers might surprise Rays fans as Tampa Bay prepares for October. Nick then welcomes back the listener who first tipped him off about the AL East championship shirts being sold early, explaining how buying one before the Rays clinched became his own little act of manifestation.

USF linebacker Zavier Hamilton joins Nick Wize on 4th & Bull to talk about his journey from Gulf Breeze to Tampa, why he chose the Bulls despite major offers from Arkansas, LSU, Auburn, Notre Dame and Florida State, and how much he’s enjoying life off the field in Tampa.

Zavier breaks down what changed defensively after halftime against Delaware State, how USF responded after giving up a 90-yard touchdown and 50-yard run, and what the Bulls’ defense has done so well on third down. He also looks ahead to Bowling Green and discusses what the Falcons do well offensively.

Plus, Zavier reflects on the dramatic final drive against Army, celebrates his first career sack against the Black Knights, explains what it’s like when Josh Aldridge calls his number as a pass rusher, and talks about how Aldridge has helped take his game to another level.

We also get to know Zavier away from football — his Gulf Breeze sports roots, his preference for noon vs. night games, what a typical gameday looks like, the reality of a normal day for a college football player, and his experience learning to play the piano.

Nick Wize opens the phones and texts to let Rays fans celebrate their AL East championship, including one caller willing to eat crow after doubting Tampa Bay earlier this season. Nick and Tim then go back through the clinching victory, examining Jazz Chisholm's failed attempt to cover 1st on Tampa's Bunt and the Taylor Walls play that survived a Yankees challenge. Nick says the initial safe ruling played a major role in the failed challenge, while Tim calls it the moment that essentially sealed the division title.

Nick Wize argues that Tampa Bay fans would demand a championship if the Bucs or Lightning finished as the No. 1 seed, so why is the standard different for the Rays? Nick acknowledges the Rays' MLB payroll disadvantage but still wants Tampa Bay to finish the job. Callers weigh in, including one demanding apologies from everyone who predicted 100 losses, before Nick revisits the DICK'S Sporting Goods controversy over an AL East champions shirt sold before the Rays officially clinched.

Nick Wize brings back Chris Mathis, executive producer of The Drive, for another round of Football Tickets Price Is Right. With college football and NFL matchups on the board, Nick challenges Chris and Tim to guess the cheapest ticket prices without going over. After getting smoked by Tim last week, did Mathis finally get his revenge?

Nick Wize is joined by Buccaneers radio play-by-play voice Tony Castricone to break down the wild rain delay against Cleveland, the decision behind the final play involving Emeka Egbuka, and what Tony sees ahead of the Vikings matchup. They also dig into Tampa Bay's defensive-line struggles, separating the concerns that are legitimate from the things Bucs fans may be overreacting to.

he AL East is secured, so now the question becomes what Tampa Bay needs to accomplish once the postseason begins. Nick Wize asks callers where they draw the line for a successful season, and the responses reveal that Rays fans have very different expectations heading into October.

Tampa Bay is officially the AL East champion after taking care of business at Yankee Stadium, and Nick Wize loves that the Rays got to celebrate the division title in their brand-new gray uniforms. Now comes the postseason — and Nick is openly rooting for Boston to keep the Yankees out of Tampa Bay's ALDS path. But with the division secured, what would make this playoff run a success? Nick's answer is simple: win it all.

The Tampa Bay Rays are the AL East Champions, the Bucs could be looking to fire Todd Bowles or should they, tons of headlines, over/under, and WAECHTER WEDNESDAY!

The Overtime Show with TKras breaks down the Buccaneers’ frustrating loss to the Cleveland Browns, as Tampa Bay falls to 0-2 on the season. What went wrong, what can be fixed, and where does this team go from here? TKras dives into Baker Mayfield, the offense, the defense, Todd Bowles and the biggest questions facing the Bucs after a rough start to the 2026 season.