This was a fun episode, with everything from the state of the Buffalo Bills, to this week's explosive gambling allegations in the NBA, to understanding Syracuse University's "Newhouse Mafia", where so many of the country's most successful sports journalists started their careers (it's where our guest and I first became friends 30 years ago!).

Our guest today was Jamie Seh, the Sports Director at WKMG-TV, Orlando's CBS affiliate. Jamie's done it all: Play-by-play college basketball, college and pro football, and being a sports reporter and anchor in everywhere from Watertown and Syracuse, NY, to her current home of the last 15 years, Orlando.

On today's show, Jamie spent much of the day covering the allegations of point shaving surrounding NBA guard Terry Rozier. And what's this with NBA Hall of Famer Chauncey Billups, the Mafia, and card counting in games of poker?

Jamie and I reminisce about attending a Drew Bledsoe-era Patriots at Bills game in the wind and snow in the late 90s, and what happened when my piece of crap 1984 Honda Accord died in the parking lot. (Turns out asking for a jump while wearing a Bledsoe jersey is not helpful in western NY.)

What's the outlook for the Bills and Pats in what has become a much more competitive AFC East than anybody anticipated in 2025?

Jamie, a native of the Albany area and lifelong Bills and Yankees fan, brought both her professional A-game and her upstate NY cred to this episode - a couple of Syracuse University alums catching up on all things sports, 30 years in the making!