This is it! Episode 100 is here and we're ready for some big changes. We announce our D1R Athletes project to sponsor athletes, drop some new merchandise, and discuss some future plans for the show after being joined by the man himself Drew Carpenter. Thanks so much for being a part of this!

Former SpaceX engineer and now Uconn Defensive Analyst Chenzo Funari joins the show, we talk a TON about what the transfer portal is doing to college football, discuss a D3 team playing in Italy, and more!

Former All-American Colorado State-Pueblo DL Trey Botts joins the show after signing with the Baltimore Ravens. We shout out all the D2, NAIA, and D3 guys getting deals signed and invites to rookie minicamps. We also react to the Lion's draft and watch Duece Vaughn's dad help draft him to the Cowboys.

NFL Agent from Bullrush Sports and NIL Company owner David Gregory (former D2 football player) joins the show to discuss NIL and its impact on small-school athletes as well as his inaugural draft class for Bullrush Sports. We break down the trade sending A-Rod to the Jets, discuss NCAA rule changes, take a look at potential punishments for storming fields, and look at Texas’s new $70 million practice facility.

Ferris State alum and current member of the USFL's New Orlean's Breakers Sidney McCloud joins the show to talk about his championship run this past year and making the transition to playing professionally. We recap Odell Beckham Jr.'s deal with the Baltimore Ravens, take a look at the newly planned $800 million stadium by Northwestern, and laugh at a draft prospect calling out media members in Twitter DM's.

Texas A&M Kingsville Defensive Coordinator Jamison Bisch joins the boys to talk everything from what a Javelina is to actual football in the Lone Star Conference. He's the man. We react to Lamar Jackson requesting a trade from the Baltimore Ravens, take a look at UCF's new "Football Campus" (It's SICK), and listen to Deion talk about players needing to earn their jersey numbers at Colorado. It's a fun one. Seriously.