Dirt & Sprague

The guys dive into all the reports of the Apple TV deal on the table for the Pac-12 media rights and all the ramifications of what isn't being offered to the Conference of Champions. Plus, Tim O'Malley of Irish Illustrated jumps on the Ticker to preview #18 Notre Dame in the Dirty Poll.

Why baseball games start late, and Sprague is fascinated by a Somalian track video. Then, was the No Hitter or Balk Off Loss more compelling in MLB last night. Sprague is all in on Rodgers and the Jets this season. Players should no longer be allowed to vote on rankings of their sport.

Moustaches and bad breakfast cereal.

Dirt has a few MLB news and notes as the trade deadline falls this afternoon. Iconic sports moustaches takes over the Male Sack. Who does SI list on the 12 teams that could legitimately win a Super Bowl this year, and when you hear the song Tequila, what comes to mind first?

Jason Scheer covers Arizona for the Wildcat Authority Daily and joins the Ticker from Tucson as the Pac-12 is meeting to discuss what options are on the table for a new media rights deal and the Arizona Board of Regents will meet later today to discuss their next move.

So who is really to blame for the demise of the Pac-12, and what is the end game for Kliavkoff and whatever teams remain after this season. Jason Scheer of Wildcat Authority joins the Ticker to discuss what Arizona's next move will be. And just how much does our geography screw the Pac-12.

The gang's back, they realize there's no more daylight when they get up, and Dirt dives into 'The Bear'. Plus, Sprague needs to solve some show problems. Then, more proof NFL owners are the craziest of all sports owners. And, it's do or die for the Pac-12 today.

Did Sean Payton dig himself a hole in Denver before the season even starts? Also, why is Colts Owner Jim Irsay is going to battle with Jonathan Taylor?

Audacy NFL Insider Brian Baldinger joined to show to discuss all the latest drama coming from NFL training camps.

What's the best case scenario for College Football and it's various conferences? Also, the Pac-12's life hangs by an Oregon Ducks colored thread.