Dirt & Sprague

Ari Wasserman covers national recruiting for The Athletic and returns to the Ticker to discuss how good a day Dan Lanning had for Oregon and what the rest country thinks of the Ducks haul.

What a day for Dan Lanning and the Ducks on the opening of the early recruiting signing period, and did Oregon State take advantage of their good season. Plus, Ari Wasserman of The Athletic joins the Daily Ticker, and is there any hope for good games in CFB Playoff semifinals.

Final show of the year for the entire group, as they discuss great holiday movies of our youth. Then, the Blazers look clunky again in OKC and the guys open their gifts. Plus, Dirt pays off his Civil War bet, and are we done with Dabo yet?

Who knew Mashed potatoes vs Mac and Cheese would take over the segment.

The guys wonder if Deion is going to steal another top recruit in the country on signing day, plus a Holiday edition of Stat or Story. Then, more transfer portal stories of J.T. Daniels, and will the Blazers get a split against the Thunder in OKC tonight?

The guys dive into the early reports on the first day of the early signing period for College Football with the Beavers and Ducks. Then, a first look at a juicy line up from the NFL on week 16 with all the playoff scenarios in play. Plus, how injured is Jalen Hurts, and Swag's fickle fandom.

Sprague is already shaming Dirt over holiday gifting, plus Correa bales on the Giants after concerns over his physical and signs with the Mets. The Suns get sold for $4B, will this prompt Jody Allen to sell the Blazers sooner than later, and just how dirty has CFB recruiting become with NIL money being thrown around. 

Plenty of holiday themed questions in the Male Sack about family traditions, gift giving and the big dinner.

The guys are hearing more rumors about the Pac-12's next media rights deal, will it be good for the conference. Then, so many holiday questions in the Male Sack it takes two segments, plus Dirt draws his holiday song to pay of the bet for his Ducks losing in Corvallis.