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Is Bo Nix setting himself up to be a top-tier Heisman candidate? Also, the guys celebrate Clemson's demise.
The guys discuss what the Beavers are lacking to be a complete football team. Also, is Dan Lanning really being linked to the Auburn head coaching job?
Sprague wonders if the Houston Astros are a true dynasty? Also, can you change a flat tire?
The guys wonder who could be on upset alert in the Pac-12 this weekend, then breakdown the Vols-Dawgs showdown. Plus, they Sprague the line and gear up for a big sports weekend.
Christian Caple covers the Huskies for The Athletic and joins the Daily Ticker with a weather forecast and a preview of the what the Beavers will be dealing with tonight in Seattle.
The guys get into what the Beavers need to do to pull off a road win at Husky stadium and how the weather may help them, as it appears to be the biggest game for the Beavers in a decade. Christian Caple hops on the Daily Ticker with the Huskies side of things. Then, the rest of the Pac-12 slate doesn't offer too much intrigue.
The guys welcome everyone to the new studio, then dive into Game 5 of the World Series and wonder if the Phillies blew their chance. Then, Sprague rips Kyrie for being a total phony. And they start breaking down the Ducks and Beavers games this weekend.
ESPN CFB Playoff Expert and senior reporter Heather Dinich returns to the show to discuss what we should take away from the first rankings of the season, and where the committee seems to be off their rocker.
Our resident Audacy sports betting insider and host for BetQL, Ken Barkley makes his weekly stop into the show with thoughts on the weekend's line up including two huge college football games.
A jam-packed final hour begins with our weekly visit from Ken Barkley to see where the money is to be made this weekend. Then is there any reason to watch or gamble on Eagles-Texans tonight. Heather Dinich joins the Daily Ticker with her view of the first college football rankings and what do they expect to see in Game 5 of the World Series tonight.
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