IT JUST MAKES SEN$E

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On this week's episode, the guys talk about their unforgettable weekend in Los Angeles to see the USC-Utah and Chargers-Browns games. 

From tailgating to Roscoes Chicken & Waffles to being catcalled by the hot dog vendors outside of the stadiums to witnessing the best game of the NFL season-- the guys share the weekend's best moments. 

Plus, Jon Gruden was exposed for being a crap human being. 

Also, what is the outlook of the Kansas City Chiefs? Is this a down year or is it the perfect time to bet against them? A heated conversation... 

Finally, Miguel is once again the loser. The punishment was egg-cellent . 

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On this week's episode, the guys talk about their weekend tailgating the Oregon State Beavers game. 

Plus, a look ahead at who is best positioned in the College Football Playoff. 

The Oregon Ducks shot themselves in the foot by losing to an unranked opponent and blaming the refs for the loss is low hanging fruit. 

The guys share their thoughts on pomp and circumstance of Tom Brady's return to New England. Why can't Rodney Harrison hold his own umbrella? The Browns-Vikings game was a major flop. Is it time for the 49ers to move on from Jimmy G?

Additionally, Peter has a big issue with Urban Meyer seemingly getting a pass for a viral video that surfaced over the weekend. Is it a pattern of a lack of accountability and enabling poor behavior for the sake of winning?

Finally, Miguel loses this week, creating an unforgettable moment in IJMS history. 

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On this week's episode, the guys are off a busy weekend of weddings and football! 

Braxton found himself in an awkward situation with a bunch of college kids. And did he hang out with Outkast at Autzen Stadium?

The guys look back at Justin Tucker's game winning kick and Jacksonville's 109 yard return.

Also, what can we take away from the first three weeks of the NFL season? And is Arkansas for real? 

Plus, Clemson doesn't deserve the benefit of the doubt for losing two games in September. Their season is over! 

Peter has committed to being an LA Chargers fan before being accused of being a bandwagon fan. 

And this week's double punishment is... gross.  

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We're swinging into cozy season!

Jordan joins the episode just days before getting married. The guys talk about their weekend up in Seattle where Peter was peer pressured into swimming in the Puget Sound and Miguel is terrified of scary movies. 

Plus, Braxton breaks down his dispute with TikTok over community guidelines and Peter's big bank challenge. 

There were a lot of bad beats in the NFL, including some made by the guys. 

When will players and teams stop apologizing for their poor play?

Would you go to a bad sporting event just to get unlimited free beer?

Who would you rather start a team with-- Lamar Jackson or Kyler Murray?

Finally, a punishment gone totally wrong 

The guys debut a new show open as well as a new sponsor! 

Welcome to the IJMS family, Boneyard Brewery!!! 

Miguel and Peter ride with the Wolf of Walsh Street and cash in! Peter has his most successful week in sports betting EVER. 

The Oregon Ducks shock the world and upset Ohio State and Braxton is flying high. 

Who will be the next head coach at USC?

NFL Week 1 did not disappoint-- NFC West is looking dominant. 

Is Aaron Rodgers tanking the Packers' season? A conspiracy theory explored. 

Plus, the guys join the conversation surrounding the cat that survived a fall from the upper deck at a Miami football game.

And how tacky are proposals at sporting events?!

Finally, Miguel is the first loser of Season 2! 

It's good to be back! The podcast that no one asked for, but you're going to get anyways! 

What's been going on since the 6 week hiatus?

The guys are joined by RJ James of the "Wolf of Walsh Street" to explain how he got into sports betting and his science behind super teasers. 

Peter has bad presenting sponsors and is bringing it back to 1998 and feels vindicated by Cam Newton getting cut by the Patriots. 

After the first week of college football, what stood out? Does UCLA have a shot to win the Pac-12 after a decisive win over LSU? The Ducks struggled against Fresno State. How will Oregon fare against Ohio State in Week 2? Miguel and Braxton have A LOT of money riding on this game.

What are the best college football traditions that get you the most hype'd?

Plus, it's Week 1 of the NFL! 

On this week's episode, the guys talk about their inaugural season!

What were the hardest punishments? The were the easiest? 

Plus, which takes were the worst?

They also discuss the week in sports from from Tom Brady hiding an injury to the "anti-sex beds" at the Olympics. 

Finally, there's a best of the first ten weeks of the season, with more best of's to come! 

It's the week before the Season 1 finale! 

On this week's episode, Braxton breaks the unwritten rules in intramural softball.

Peter shares an embarrassing story that may revoke his man card. 

Miguel basks in his EuroCup bracket victory. 

Did Milwaukee unlock the keys to victory and will the Bucks come back in the NBA Finals?

What does it mean to actually be clutch? 

And who is the most dominant player in their sport at one particular event?

The guys are coming off the 4th of July Weekend with all of their finger and toes in-tact. 

Peter attempts yet another bad dad joke... it doesn't go well. 

Will the Suns sweep the Bucks, or will Milwaukee get Phoenix in 6? 

Also, the guys talk about NCAA athletes being able to get paid for their name, image and likeness. What does it all mean and where is it all going?

Braxton has to explain to his girlfriend's mom what the podcast is about.

Plus, some of the International Olympic Committee's rules are garbage and the fastest woman in the world is paying for it. 

And Chris Hansen was arrested... say it ain't so! 

Finally, Braxton and Miguel give Peter a taste of his own medicine. 

On this week's episode, the guys dive into some nostalgia as Peter revisits the emo songs of his teenage years. 

Plus, the NBA can't seems to prioritize winning over morals. 

Why can't the Blazers just admit that they messed up the Chauncey Billups hire?

And in the case of NC State vs. the NCAA in the College World Series, where the Wolfpack were forced to forfeit over COVID protocols-- who's right? 

Floyd Mayweather admits to participating in a fake fight where he got paid $100M. 

And is there anything not hypocritical these days?