Recorded in the Omniverus Studios in Winston-Salem, NC
Everett, Ty, and Producer Tim discuss:

This episode explores recent coaching changes in college football and the NFL, emphasizing Wake Forest’s remarkably secretive hiring of Jake Dickert after Dave Clawson’s retirement. What will be the challenges and opportunities of transitioning to new leadership in different programs, discussing the strengths of young, energetic coaches and notable hires like Bill Belichick to UNC and Michael Vick to Norfolk State.

The gang critiques the Atlanta Falcons and speculates on playoff scenarios. The discussion covers quarterback dynamics, notably Kirk Cousins and Michael Penix Jr., and evaluates teams like the Chiefs, Bills, and Lions, debating their playoff prospects and strengths. Uniform design preferences and how they influence the viewing experience also enter the lively dialogue.

Major League Baseball free agency, the Cardinals’ restructuring, and concerns over pitching injuries caused by the pursuit of velocity is on deck. What are potential solutions? Do we need a return to traditional pitching styles? Can we return to it?

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Producer Tim’s equipment was undergoing repair, so enjoy this lo-fi episode courtesy of Ty and Everett.

In a move that shocked both college and professional football circles, Bill Belichick has been named the head coach at Carolina. As a Super Bowl-winning NFL legend, Belichick’s foray into college football marks a significant shift in his storied career.

Ty and Everett question his ability to adapt to recruiting in an environment where players—now empowered by name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals—function more like free agents than traditional college athletes.

His five-year, $50 million contract signals Carolina’s willingness to invest heavily in Belichick’s proven success and brand recognition as they navigate uncharted territory and highlights the evolving dynamics of college athletics.

Challenges lie ahead: from appealing to 17-year-old recruits to creating a culture where athletes remain invested in their programs.

As the conversation wrapped up, Ty and Everett discussed the unpredictable nature of this new landscape. Whether it’s a seasoned NFL icon or a rising collegiate star, success in today’s game depends on navigating an evolving system where tradition meets modernity—and every player asks, “What’s the number?”

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Recorded in the Omniverus Studios in Winston-Salem, NC
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The Cleveland Cavaliers are (as of this recording) 12-0. The Winnepeg Jets are 15-1. Which one is more impressive?

The Chiefs and Lions are dominating their conferences. Who’s after them? Steelers, Bills, Ravens in AFC? Vikings, Eagles, Commanders in NFC?

Aaron Rodgers says he plans on playing in 2025. Does anyone care?

Vandy QB Diego Pavia is suing the NCAA for another year of eligibility- Arguing that seasons at a junior college shouldn’t count towards eligibility since you can not profit from JC.

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Recorded in the Omniverus Studios in Winston-Salem, NC
Everett, Ty, and Producer Tim discuss:

The Dodgers mounted a major comeback in Game 5 of the World Series to capture another World Title. The gang break it down.

All three of the co-hosts teams are sitting in first place in their respective divisions. Was Producer Tim wrong about Coach Tomlin’s decision to start Russ over Justin? (spoiler: he was). The amazing Hail Mary pass that will probably be the #1 play of the year at the end of the season. Can Cousins keep it up?

Touching on some college football, but being in awe about the college basketball season starting already. Wow!

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Recorded in the Omniverus Studios in Winston-Salem, NC
Everett, Ty, Bijan, and Producer Tim discuss:

Bijan is back for the first time this season. The gang talk about Commanders, Falcons, and Steelers, who each at least share their respective divisions’ leads. They also talk about some of the weekend’s matchups and who they thought was going to win.

If the college playoffs were to start right now, with the standings as they are, some really great potential matchups are intriguing. Also, both the Army and Navy are ranked for the first time since 1960 and both are undefeated for the first time since 1945. What could that mean for the college playoffs, if anything?

Is the NLI (not NIL) even relevant anymore?

Some MLB playoffs are touched on.

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The Jets fire Robert Saleh. Aaron Rodgers says he had nothing to do with it. Do we believe him? Should we believe him? Nathaniel Hackett is demoted from playcalling.

The MLB playoffs are heating up even as the weather is cooling down. One team has reached the LCS already.

A short show this week.

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Recorded in the Omniverus Studios in Winston-Salem, NC
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So, UNLV still won with the backup quarterback? Did the move by the now “red-shirted” QB backfire?

Gonzaga to the Pac-12. But that still doesn’t get them to six schools because Gonzaga doesn’t have a football team. What now?

The buzz in the Super Bowl is the Chiefs/Vikings. Yeah, it’s only four weeks down, but that’s what people are saying. But it’s odd that going into week five, only two teams are undefeated, and only one is winless. Has parity finally set in? Is it good that all the games are up for grabs (even though they all are anyway)? Or, is it better to have dominant teams so someone is the “bad guy?”

Devonte Adams wants out of Las Vegas and says he won’t play for them any longer. Which team(s) are the favorite landing spots for him? Does he go with the Jets to reunite with “Old Man” Rodgers who may or may not play after this season? Does he go to NOLA to reunite (again) with Derek Carr? How about the Black and Yellow or the Burgandy and Gold?

Tributes and discussions on Dikembe Montumbo and Pete Rose passing this week.

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Recorded in the Omniverus Studios in Winston-Salem, NC
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Could UNLV be THE most important school in college athletics right now? Not the best, not the highest ranked, but important? UNLV and San Diego State both reject the PAC 12 invite. What does that mean for the PAC-12 and why did the schools decline?

UNLV QB Matthew Sluka leaves the team after not getting the NIL money that the coach promised him. Does this open a can of worms? Is it par for the course? Is it meaningless?

Sam Darnold has led the Vikings to a 3-0 start. Are they the best in the NFC North?

Mike Tomlin is non-committal about naming Justin Fields the starting quarterback despite Fields leading the Steelers to first place in the AFC North with a perfect record of 3-0. Steelers fan Producer Tim has a theory, and Ty agrees with him, albeit in the most roundabout way possible.

Is “The U” back? Is Miami that good or is the rest of the ACC that bad?

Are the Chiefs really good or just really lucky?

For the second year in a row, NFL #2 picks prove to be better than the #1s (at least this far).

Shohei Ohtani is the first 50/50 player.

Will the Chicago White Sox have the worst record of all time when the season is done?

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Recorded in the Omniverus Studios in Winston-Salem, NC
Everett, Ty, and Producer Tim discuss:

The remnants of the Pac-12 are trying to re-bolster their conference by inviting four universities to join them. That’s six colleges. Can they find the last two to be eligible for membership status?

A big recap for Week #1 in the NFL. Only two QBs threw for over 300 yards and one (notable) QB didn’t even get to 100 yards. Early predictions on how the season will end, even though forecasts after one week are primarily frivolous.

Back to college football: how will the big names overcome heavy schedules? For instance, Georgia (#1) has to play four Top 10 teams during their season. Does that endanger her win streak and/or bowl contention?

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Recorded in the Omniverus Studios in Winston-Salem, NC
Everett, Ty, Bijan, and Producer Tim discuss:

The NFL lost a significant class-action lawsuit over The NFL Sunday Ticket, with the class-action plaintiffs being awarded $4.7B due to broken antitrust laws. The suit says the NFL turned down lower prices to keep buy-rates low to boost their partners. The NFL will appeal, but because of the antitrust laws, if they lose, they will owe $14.1B.

The Copa America and UEFA finals are either set or almost set.

July 1 is New Year’s Day in college athletics. The conferences all look much different now, including one of the two most winning conferences this past year, completely gone.

This is the season finale of Fan Interference. We’ll be back mid- to late-August.

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