On Friday’s, Daily Puck Drop , Jason  “Puck” Puckett  and Jim Moore open up about the news on the Pac-12 expanding with the Mountain West and Jim is not all that excited about the move, Mariners lose again and in all likelihood will miss the playoffs, and Puck tells Jim about a KJR reunion that he went to last night which was a blast. The continue to be very confident in the Apple Cup and both feel the Cougs will win, but Puck thinks it will be much closer game than Jim! 

TroyWins.com joins Puck and Jim and they handicap the weekend slate of games and introduce “Puck the Picker” NFL Pick ‘em Pool, which you can find all the details at PuckSports.com.  The winner of the pool will win an all expenses paid trip to Las Vegas for the first round of March Madness. TroyWins.com is covering the airfare and you’ll stay at The Circa Hotel and dinner at Barry’s Downtown Prime. Now that’s a great prize package!!! 

Lastly, Puck is joined by Chris Egan from KING 5 as they wrap up the week debating Puyallup Fair food…scones or elephant ears?  Puck can’t believe Egan had ceviche at the fair!!  Egan offers his memories of the Apple Cup and what it means to him covering it for the past 23 years and he gives his impersonation of Keith Jackson to wrap up the show! 

Finally, it’s “What the Puck!?” and Puck shares his favorite commercial with Dan Campbell and Applebees.  Puck can’t stop watching the commercial and thinks it’s one of the all-time greats. 

Rundown 

00:00 Jim is not excited about the new “Pac-12” 

08:27 Pac-12 Football Excitement….

11:50 College Football Landscape Changes

15:01 Mariners' Disappointment and Future

19:06 Puck shares his KJR reunion on Thursday night with Jim 

41:58 TroyWins.com , our handicapper joins the show and we immediately jump in on the Apple Cup 

47:17 We introduce the “Puck the Picker” NFL Pick ‘em Pool 

52:19 NFL Picks for the weekend

01:01:08 Chris Egan, KING 5 Are we excited about the Apple Cup?

01:08:19 Scones vs. elephant ears?

01:24:02 KING 5 Big Game of the Week 

01:31:32 The Future of College Football Rivalries