Highly Disputed

Homely Disputed episode 2: It's a draft recap episode! In usual fashion, we don't stay on topic though.

We check in with the QB guru Derrik Klassen on his time in quarantine, what he thinks of where the QBs in the NFL draft ended up, the rest of the draft, plus we look into the mind of Bill Simmons a bit too much. It hurts to look directly at it.

Ryan and Dylan check in for the first time since the world went entirely to hell. We've been sheltering at home for god knows how many days now. It's been 6 weeks since the NBA shut down, I guess.

We talk about what is to come in the following months (and longer?), states starting to flirt with opening back up, what sports might look like when things do open back up. Then we got into some NFL draft talk because that's still happening. The 2013 draft came up. Boy, that draft sucked, huh? I think we talked about uniforms. Some other stuff. Idk, it's pretty long. Ok bye.

Coronavirus has put sports into hibernation and it may have killed the show about 6 weeks early. This may be the last episode. We'll try to find a way to make sure it isn't. Anyway, yeah, here's a podcast.

In a memorable finale to our Shepherd basketball coverage, Nick Arguelles joins us and Marquell Campbell acts as our studio audience as Ryan goes in on a certain opposing player on a certain opposing team as we discuss the final game of the season and the PSAC conference awards.

Eventually we talk about Tom Brady and the NFL off-season a bit, the possible Al Michaels to ESPN trade, and whether Bill Walton should call every sports game on Earth. Too much time is spent on the Warriors roster and even more time is spent on Jarrett Jack for some reason. We discuss the best names in sports history. I really don't know how we ended up talking about half of this stuff. The most all-over-the-place episode yet, and that's really saying something.

We're joined by the captains of the Shepherd women's basketball team, Sydney Clayton and Marley McLaughlin to talk about the great season they've had and what's to come. Things don't stay serious the whole time, as usual.

Later, we give an answer to "Zion Williamson is the _____ best player in the NBA".

Our good friend Elmar is here for the entire show. If you know him, you know you're in for a wild ride. If you don't...well you're about to find out.

It's almost NBA All Star Weekend and we've got all the events covered (mostly the celebrity game)!

We also go in-depth on Shepherd basketball and how the women's team is great and only getting better.

Highly Disputed is back after a 2 month hiatus and boy did we miss a lot.

The Chiefs won the Super Bowl. LSU won the playoff. Baseball died and went to Hell. Most importantly though, Lamar Jackson was unanimous MVP.

The NBA trade deadline was also today and the Warriors got robbed. Please contact the police if you have any leads. We also map out how the Heat can beat the Bucks with the might of caucasian strength. We're back in midseason form already.

In the last Highly Disputed of 2019, Dylan and Ryan break down a wild weekend of Shepherd sports, the Patriots cheating again, CFB bowl games and coaching changes, including everyone's favorite: the Cheez-It Bowl.

By far the most chaotic episode yet. We talked about the Cowboys and Steelers a lot for some reason. The Bucket of Buds were in the building. Ryan got slapped in the face. It was a lot.