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Unlike the 13 episodes before that typically highlighted 4-5 hot topics that given week, in episode 14 we did something a little different. 17 topics in one hour. This episode has a little bit for everyone. Enjoy!

MASSIVE NEWS this week out of the world of college football, as Brian Kelly bolts for LSU and Lincoln Riley for USC. It’s worth asking, how do college football coaches have any self-respect left? The AFC North race is heating up, and them Bengals look good. The Panthers, Rams and Cowboys are all trending in the wrong direction. Christian Mcaffrey is out for the season, Kemba Walker is out of the rotation, and Ben Simmons is out of money. Oh, and ‘Quis and Corey debate: Hawks or Hornets? 

It’s Thanksgiving, which means the Lions play football for all the world to see. But do the Lions deserve a marquee game in that national spotlight, given the track record of ineptitude in Detroit? After Sunday’s loss to the Chiefs, the Cowboys look to get a bounce back win, albeit without a few of their stars. Justin Herbert dominated Sunday night, Kyler Murray has his team atop the NFL standings, and Lamar Jackson already has an MVP trophy. So who is the top QB under 25? Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai goes missing, Enas Kanter calls outs the hypocrisy of Lebron James for his cozy relationship with China, Lebron almost ignites the Basketbrawl 2.0, Luke Walton is out in Sacramento, Antonio Brown procures a fake vaccine card, and Kyle Kuzma should be arrested for what he wore to a recent game. All that and more on episode 12! 

Questionable free agent quarterback signings, coupled with a recent injury to Sam Darnold, and all the sudden Cam Newton is back wearing #1 in Carolina. Nostalgic? Yes. Great for off-the-field buzz? Yes. But a sound football move? That’s the question ‘Quis and Corey debate. After a down week for some NFL MVP frontrunners, it’s the perfect time to lay out the case for who will win the league’s top honor. The Dolphins wanted Deshaun Watson to settle 22 civil lawsuits before trading for him, Rudy Gobert said NBA players need to stop acting like they are about that life, and Enas Kanter said league officials tried to silence him. All that and more on episode 11!

The Warriors have the NBA on notice after a league best 9-1 start, and it shouldn’t come at no surprise defense is leading the way. The Cowboys got exposed by Teddy Bridgewater and the Broncos, bringing into question everything we thought we knew about America’s Team. The Browns released OBJ, The Celtics are in trade talks for Ben Simmons, the Raiders have had a tough month, and the NBA MVP stood up for himself against one of the league’s biggest bullies. Oh, and Biscuit is back to give his take on the Warriors on more. 

After losing week one in forgettable fashion, the Packers sit atop the NFL.com power rankings after reeling off seven straight wins. Are they the team to beat in the loaded NFC? ‘Quis and Corey play Buy or Sell after two weeks of NBA action. JJ Redick said players from the 50’s and 60’s couldn’t compete in today’s NBA, Kobe keeps winning, Von Miller to the Rams, and Calvin Ridley is stepping away from football. Oh, and Biscuit stops by to discuss the Lakers uneven start and other NBA musings! All that and more on episode 9! 

The NFL trade deadline is next week, and with Sam Darnold and the Panthers falling apart over the last month, the Deshaun Watson to Carolina rumors are starting to heat up. After seven weeks, the Bengals (yes, the BENGALS) sit atop the AFC North and are tied for the best record in the AFC. The NBA released its top 75 players to celebrate its 75th anniversary, full of questionable choices and lacking a few big names that should’ve made it. The NFL ends race norming in cognitive testing, Robert Sarver is one news cycle away from getting cancelled, Enes Kanter has massive balls, and Zion Williamson is just massive. Don’t forget to listen for Quis’ Four Pack of Picks and get rich. All that and more on episode 8!

Deandre Ayton just became the first number one overall  pick since *Anthony Bennett* to not get the rookie max extension. That's not good company. The NBA season starts this week, so it's time to predict which players will win the league's top awards. Ben Simmons got kicked out of practice, Russell Wilson runs fake huddles, and New York's next mayor commented on Kyrie's basketball status. Come for Quis' gambling picks. Stay for a conversation on fantasy football ethics. 

A few emails and a decade later, John Gruden is out in Las Vegas. A few missed game checks, and Ben Simmons is back in Philly. Oh yea, and the Cowboys are actually a good football team. Jr Smith is a college golfer, Allen Iverson wants a role with the Sixers, Pop might be on the way out in San Antonio. All that and more on episode 6.

The greatest footballer of all time returned to Foxboro for a clash with his former team and broke the all-time passing yards record while he was at it. We don’t deserve Tom Brady. On the other end of the spectrum, the much-ballyhooed rookie class is off to a rough start, with only three wins between the five first rounders to see action through the first month of the season. Is it too early to question some of these young talents? Urban Meyer is in hot water. Not with his wife. Not with his daughter. But with the blue checkmark brigade and everyone else in the media who loves to hate Urban. And some NBA teams are proving to be must watch on NBA League Pass for the upcoming season. All that and more on episode 5.