Highly Disputed

The fellas are back and here to break down all of your favorite parts of football - that’s right, logos, Grand Valley State vs Ferris State, the Utah Tech Trailblazers, and the Chadron State Eagles. Oh yeah, Tennessee vs. Alabama and some NFL talk as well. Also, the NBA starts next week? Where’d that come from?

Kansas is good at football. JMU might be even better. The Fun Belt is back. Shepherd is still much better than WVU. We also figure out what we’ve actually learned about the NFL through 4 weeks: the Ravens are losing games they shouldn’t, Mitch Trubisky is bad, the Jaguars aren’t, and Tom Brady doesn’t have the cholesterol to be out here.

Resident Texas Expert Terrance Anderson returns to the show once more to talk to us about his Falcons, his horrific fantasy football lineup, the frauds of the NFL, the smooth sailing Shepherd Rams, Florida Georgia Line I guess, and, of course, the weather. He’s got mail coming for us apparently. It’s a bit frightening. But also…exciting.

The Shepherd Rams continue to be the only good football team at any level other than the Bills. And the Eagles I guess. Expanded CFB Playoff talk kicks us off before diving into Tyson Bagent’s draft stock, trouble in Indianapolis, the inevitable cliff Derrick Henry is barreling towards, and much more.

Football is back, and so are we, with some special guests: Friend of the Show Nick Arguelles and co-host of the Sports Mix on WRNR Spencer DuPuis. We talk about the beginning of the NFL season including Commander Carson, the ugly Steelers-Bengals game, and the Joe Flacco non-revenge game. Then we let our frustrations with Neal Brown out, let Spencer let loose about Marshall, and wonder whether Ronnie Brown will cost Tyson Bagent another Harlon Hill Award and win it himself. The Rams are back.

This long-awaited special is here. Friend of The Show Mikayla Gilmer makes her return to take over the show and breakdown the first half of season 19 of The Bachelorette with us. We go through episodes 1-5 including the reel of shitty gag entrances, Dylan calling his shot on Tino, oh damn Rachel’s crying again, and The Logan Tier. Idk how long we expected this to take but here’s our feature-length debut.

The unthinkable has happened. The face of professional wrestling Vince McMahon has retired…or resigned in shame, depending on who you ask. We bring along our good pal Jake Long to bring some extra wrestling fan knowledge to the table as we discuss what this means for WWE and the pro wrestling industry at large, expectations for Triple H as the new head of the WWE creative team, and the legacy of Vince McMahon himself.

We’re back to follow up on our previous episode in which it was laid out to us why Coach Jenna Eckleberry left Shepherd University. We address the fallout from our interview in which sone feathers were ruffled and give our take on the entire situation more so than we were able to in real time.

Friend of the Show Marley McLaughlin, now graduated from Shepherd women’s basketball captain to now Frostburg State assistant women’s basketball coach, joins the show and she has…a lot of things she wants to get off her chest. She takes us through just how Shepherd foolishly allowed Coach Eckleberry to depart to Frostburg, along with her transition from basketball player to basketball coach, the Bobcats squad, and more. Then, surprise! A second guest! It’s the former voice of Shepherd sports broadcasts Avery Newport, someone we should’ve had on a long time ago. We recap his Shepherd career and talk about the magic of Orioles baseball. That’s right, actual baseball analysis. Hell has frozen over.

Live from Ryan’s car, it’s our worst idea yet: a podcast from a moving vehicle. We had to get our takes off about Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving being on the verge of being traded. We also confront Garett about his lack of movie knowledge, get an F1 report from him, speak on the trades and potential future trades of the Jazz, and list our favorite MCU movies & video games.