Hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop deliver an all-out Sports Equinox episode of A Little Column A, A Little Column B — covering everything from the World Series marathon and NFL chaos to a breaking NBA gambling scandal. It’s one of the busiest sports weeks of the year, and the hosts bring sharp picks, fast-paced debates, and plenty of signature banter.

The show opens with baseball heartbreak as they react to the 18-inning World Series thriller, Shohei Ohtani’s historic on-base streak, and how the Dodgers’ late-night heroics tested coast-to-coast fans. From there, they dive into a loaded NFL recap filled with betting locks, injury updates, and quarterback returns — including Lamar Jackson, JJ McCarthy, and Andy Dalton. Game-by-game breakdowns highlight what went right (and wrong) for key matchups: Ravens–Dolphins, Bears–Bengals, Vikings–Lions, Panthers–Packers, Chargers–Titans, and Patriots–Falcons. They reveal their “Bets of the Week” — Patriots -5.5 and Christian Watson Anytime TD (+225) — while warning listeners about potential upset traps.

Mid-show, Will and Zach shift to college football and basketball. They debate coaching turnover (including Belichick-to-UNC rumors), preview must-watch college matchups, and spotlight freshmen like Cameron Boozer reshaping early NCAA buzz. Then it’s onto the NBA’s breaking gambling scandal, where FBI investigations, poker hustles, and league integrity dominate the headlines.

The episode wraps with early-season NBA reactions — Wembanyama’s monstrous start, the Pelicans’ risky front-office moves, and which surprise teams (Utah, Chicago) are trending up. The hosts name their favorite emerging players — Cedric Coward, Aaron Gordon, and Austin Reaves — before closing with overreactions, predictions, and laughs about the madness of the sports calendar.

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Good afternoon — it’s October 20, 2025, and on this episode of A Little Column A, A Little Column B, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop break down a packed sports week of blown leads, bold picks, and basketball futures. They open with (00:04:15) Giants’ Heartbreaking Loss — a crushing blown lead and wild Denver comeback — dissecting missed PATs, late-game QB heroics, and what it all means for betting slips and podcast bragging rights. From there, they dive into (00:07:43) NFL Picks and Predictions, covering (00:11:23) Dolphins vs. Falcons Preview, (00:16:09) Jets vs. Bengals Showdown, (00:21:34) Browns vs. Patriots Analysis, (00:24:23) Giants vs. Eagles Clash, (00:27:49) Bills vs. Panthers Matchup, (00:29:04) Bears vs. Ravens Expectations, (00:31:01) 49ers vs. Texans Breakdown, (00:33:18) Buccaneers vs. Saints Preview, (00:34:36) Cowboys vs. Broncos Faceoff, (00:36:48) Titans vs. Colts Discussion, (00:38:00) Packers vs. Steelers Outlook, and (00:41:20) Commanders vs. Chiefs Prediction.

Key NFL storylines include Daniel Jones’ resurgence, Jonathan Taylor’s dominance, Carson Wentz’s continued struggles, Miami’s offensive inconsistency, and which midseason teams look truly playoff-ready.

College football takes the stage at (00:44:26) College Football Recap with Louisville’s upset of Miami, Georgia over Ole Miss, Alabama’s win against Tennessee, and Vanderbilt shocking LSU — followed by a look ahead to next weekend’s SEC slate. Then the spotlight turns to basketball: (00:47:36) NBA Opening Night and (00:49:21) NBA Streaming Challenges dive into Amazon, Peacock, and NBC broadcast shifts, league-pass fragmentation, and quad-view frustrations as Will and Zach discuss how changing media rights are reshaping the fan experience.

At (00:54:29) NBA Awards Predictions, they make their futures picks for MVP, Defensive Player, Sixth Man, Clutch, and Rookie of the Year — debating Jokic, Luka, Wembanyama, Holmgren, Edwards, and Lonzo Ball. That leads into (01:05:10) NBA Rookie Discussion, (01:13:04) Most Improved Player Picks, (01:16:51) Coach of the Year Contenders, and (01:21:50) NBA Finals Predictions. Expect hot takes on the Nuggets, Cavs, Thunder, and Knicks as legitimate contenders plus a hilarious coach-vs-media scrimmage story to close things out.

Loaded with weekly NFL locks, betting props, college highlights, and NBA award talk, this episode delivers the full mix of humor, analysis, and sports-side storytelling you expect from A Little Column A, A Little Column B. Follow Zach (@WickedZMan24) and subscribe for more weekly picks, futures bets, and behind-the-scenes takes on every sport that matters.

Good afternoon — hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop mark the podcast’s 10-year anniversary while breaking down an eventful week in football, college sports, and basketball futures. The episode opens with celebration and a detailed recap of the Patriots’ recent win — including frank talk about inconsistent officiating, unlucky turnovers, and why the victory still matters for New England fans.

They dive into their weekly NFL picks and betting slips, previewing every big matchup of the week. Highlights include Joe Flacco’s trade-to-start story in Cincinnati, skepticism about the Jaguars, and breakdowns of (Rams vs. Jaguars) (00:09:44), (Saints vs. Bears) (00:10:59), (Dolphins’ Struggles Continue) (00:13:16), and the (Patriots vs. Titans Preview) (00:19:51) following Tennessee’s coaching change. Other key games include (Raiders vs. Chiefs) (00:22:43), (Eagles vs. Vikings) (00:24:18), (Panthers vs. Jets) (00:29:30), (Colts at Chargers) (00:39:13), (Commanders vs. Cowboys) (00:39:43), and (Buccaneers vs. Lions) (00:44:57) — with sharp analysis on injuries, turnovers, coaching decisions, and which teams inspire confidence or concern.

Recurring themes include frustration with officiating and clock management, how penalties swing close games, unexpected quarterback shakeups, and which rosters are built to win versus simply survive. The hosts debate time-management blunders, player availability (Tua, Tyreek, Burrow, Kyler, etc.), and how coaching shifts can reset team identity midseason.

College football talk covers the shock firing at Penn State, Indiana’s Top-5 surge, major upsets like Texas over Oklahoma, and Notre Dame’s dominant win — plus on-the-ground tailgate stories and previews for rivalry weekend (LSU, Ole Miss at Georgia, Tennessee at Alabama, USC at Notre Dame).

The show closes with NBA and college basketball segments: (College Basketball!) (00:51:16) and (NBA Futures and Bets) (00:55:25), where Will and Zach share their futures wagers (Cleveland to win the title, Atlanta to take the Southeast), sleeper picks, and award long-shots.

Listeners can expect a mix of passionate fandom, betting insight, and detailed game talk — capped with the humor, energy, and chemistry that have kept Little Column A, Little Column B rolling strong for ten years.

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Good afternoon — it’s October 6, 2025, and on this episode of Little Column A, Little Column B, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop break down a wild Week 5 in football. They open with (00:01:28) The Patriots’ Fourth Quarter — an emotional win in Buffalo featuring Stefon Diggs’ heroics, Drake Maye’s clutch throws, defensive penalties, and key injuries including Rhamondre Stevenson’s fumbles and Gibson’s torn ACL. Willie and Zach debate whether the Pats are for real or just lucky before moving into (00:07:10) The Arizona Meltdown and (00:09:11) Eagles’ Ups and Downs, analyzing Buffalo’s inconsistency and an Eagles-Giants tale of two halves (00:11:44). They share (00:13:05) Thoughts on Thursday Night, vent about (00:13:54) Morning Football Frustrations, then hit (00:14:54) Denver’s Comeback and (00:15:52) Jets’ Playoff Hopes.

The chaos continues with (00:16:34) Cardinals vs. Colts, (00:18:21) Cardinals’ Wild Plays, (00:20:23) Jonathan Taylor’s Impact, and (00:21:40) Baker’s Two-Minute Drills. Touchdown predictions (00:23:28) and (00:25:09) Chargers’ Inconsistency segue into (00:28:17) Dolphins’ Coaching Situation and (00:29:52) The Jets’ Quarterback Dilemma. From there it’s (00:31:22) Titans vs. Raiders, (00:34:23) Browns vs. Steelers, (00:36:09) Cowboys vs. Panthers, (00:37:45) Seahawks vs. Jaguars, (00:39:19) Rams vs. Ravens, (00:41:11) Patriots vs. Saints, (00:42:26) Titans vs. Raiders (rematch), (00:45:29) 49ers vs. Buccaneers, (00:47:06) Bengals vs. Packers, (00:51:47) Chiefs vs. Lions, and (00:53:12) Bills vs. Falcons.

College football takes over at (00:54:33) College Football Recap with UCLA’s upset of Penn State and previews of Ohio State–Illinois and Notre Dame–NC State, then (00:56:29) Looking Ahead to College Football. They finish strong with (00:57:22) NBA Preseason Insights — LeBron speculation, Luka’s conditioning, and futures bets like Chet Holmgren DPOY and OKC to win the NBA Cup — before some (01:01:34) Spike Ball Strategy and (01:04:33) Wrapping Up the Episode.

Loaded with weekly picks, betting angles (Browns moneyline, Seahawks, Colts, Rams, Packers, and KC props), and signature humor, this week’s Little Column A, Little Column B delivers another full-field mix of NFL recaps, gambling talk, college ball chaos, and sports-side stories.

Hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop break down a jam-packed episode covering the latest NBA media-day developments, fantasy football pain, a heavy slate of NFL picks, college football upsets, and the closing moments of the MLB regular season. Expect a conversational, game-by-game NFL preview, betting angles, and candid takes on roster news and injuries.

The show opens with college and NBA talk (00:00:48) — including a reassuring two-minute Jason Tatum video, tempered expectations on his recovery, coach Mazzulla’s tone and tactics, and how missing pieces (Fred VanVleet’s season-ending injury, Kevin Durant’s ongoing point-guard search, Reed Sheppard’s readiness) shift the contender landscape. They also hit Al Horford’s new Golden State deal and toss out quick NBA futures bets for the season.

The conversation transitions to football (00:06:07) and a full NFL recap (00:11:10). The hosts confess fantasy mishaps (00:21:34) and debate whether late scratch news should spark commissioner intervention. From there, they dive into weekly NFL picks — Rams over the Niners on a short week, a Vikings–Browns preview, Colts vs. Raiders breakdown, Saints vs. Giants reasoning, Cowboys–Jets chaos, Ravens vs. Texans concerns, and betting notes like a Bowers anytime TD (+195) and a Vikings–Browns under play.

College football gets the spotlight (00:31:53) with Virginia’s OT win over FSU, Oregon edging Penn State, Boise State at Notre Dame, Vanderbilt’s surprising start, and the wild post-upset scenes. They also highlight standout performances and preview the next big matchups.

Baseball coverage digs into playoff races (00:54:44), Yankees/Red Sox implications, the Guardians’ late surge, the Mets’ collapse, and the incoming automated ball-strike challenge (00:57:57) — weighing accuracy versus flow.

The episode closes with an NBA preseason preview (01:03:21) as Will and Zach mix betting strategy, weekly NBA futures stances, and candid takes on what to expect over the next seven days: injuries to monitor, sleepers to target, and bold picks to watch as the NFL and NBA seasons heat up.

Hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop kick off a bruise-filled Sunday on A Little Column A, A Little Column B, unpacking a week of NFL chaos, bad luck and bizarre finishes. Expect heated takes on the Patriots’ meltdown (five turnovers and goal-line heartbreak), Stevenson’s costly fumbles, and whether Belichick’s roster decisions still make sense.

The show digs into special-teams mayhem — multiple blocked kicks across the league and the spread of the so-called “witching hour” blocks — and revisits the controversial Eagles’ tush-push offsides moments that keep drawing headlines. Will and Zach debate officiating consistency, the fairness of the rule, and how teams are exploiting gray areas.

Backup-QB fever and roster depth are central topics: the hosts argue when teams should stick with veteran stopgaps versus rolling the dice on unknown college prospects, citing performances from Jaden Daniels, Brock Purdy/Mac Jones situations, plus the Falcons’ 30–0 embarrassment that raises questions about personnel and coaching. They also parse fantasy fallout — injuries, roster moves and whether to chase upside or stability at quarterback.

Game highlights and memorable moments: Isaiah Rogers’ historic two defensive touchdowns for the Vikings, Cleveland’s last-second engineered drive and spike to win (Flacco to Njoku), multiple miraculous blocked kicks, and Mahomes’ bizarre backward fumble-and-punch recovery that left everyone talking. Derrick Henry’s fumble trend for the Ravens, Green Bay’s near-meltdown, and Caleb Williams/Cowboys/Bears takeaways also get sharp attention.

Willie and Zach lay out their weekly picks and bets — including locks and long-shot anytime scorers — previewing Thursday’s Seahawks–Cardinals game and key Sunday matchups (Vikings vs. Steelers, Commanders vs. Falcons, Bills vs. Saints, Browns vs. Lions) plus early and late Monday-night games. They explain the reasoning behind favorites, trap-game concerns, and which teams need to clean up penalties and turnovers to survive.

The episode closes with a short college-football roundup (Miami’s strong start, notable performances and upcoming marquee matchups) and a spoiler from the NBA beat: the ongoing Clippers/Kawhi/Aspiration reporting, Pablo Torre’s coverage and the Ballmer angle — plus why the hosts think the league is slow-walking consequences.

Overall expect a mix of fiery frustration and wry humor, detailed game analysis, fantasy and betting implications, and a clear sense of what to watch next week for teams, players and storylines that could flip a season.

Will Alimonos and co-host Zach Bishop break down a jam-packed episode filled with wild real-life drama and football chaos.

The hosts open with a bizarre cruise-ship story about Jay Zander Omar Gonzalez Diaz — a passenger who lost $16,000, jumped off the ship, was quickly retrieved by jet skis, and was found with nearly $15,000 in cash (00:00:49). That strange incident sparks a conversation about panic, poor decisions, and how cover-ups often make bad situations worse.

The conversation pivots to the NFL’s injury wave and the growing “League of Backups” (00:04:49). Will and Zach discuss Joe Burrow’s season-threatening turf-toe injury (00:11:23), why the name is misleading, why teams are already leaning on backups across the league, and whether this many replacements is a fluke or an unavoidable reality of a violent game. They debate strategy vs. panic when starters go down and explore how salary caps and roster construction shape backup options.

They break down specific team situations: the Dolphins/Patriots drama around Tua and team vibes (00:11:51), Buffalo as the AFC East lock, Cincinnati’s outlook without Burrow versus Minnesota with their starter out (00:23:12), Green Bay’s steady play over Cleveland (00:17:49), the Colts’ surprising early form with Daniel Jones vs. Tennessee (00:19:49), and Pittsburgh’s special-teams blunder vs. New England (00:25:13). Controversial plays like the tush-push/offsides chatter in the Rams/Eagles game also get sharp attention (00:29:35).

More game talk includes Jets @ Buccaneers (00:33:20), Raiders @ Washington (00:37:25), Falcons @ Panthers (00:40:49), Texans @ Jaguars (00:46:29), Broncos @ Chargers (00:47:28), Saints @ Seahawks (00:49:05), Cowboys @ Bears (00:51:26), Cardinals @ 49ers (00:55:17), Chiefs @ Giants (00:58:02), and Lions @ Ravens (01:01:07).

Will and Zach make their weekly picks and bets — Buffalo as the lock of the week, Green Bay, the Colts, and a mix of other straight-up calls. They disagree on the Bengals vs. Vikings backup battle and trade takes on the Chiefs, Cowboys, Bears, and more. The episode also includes practical fantasy talk (benching Drake London, Bijan Robinson buzz and name-pronunciation quirks) and wagering notes (anytime TD bets on Jamar Chase and Justin Jefferson, plus a Mac Jones anti-Cardinals swing).

Other recurring themes: the role of special teams and kickers (big swings, clutch 60+ yard field goals, missed PAT consequences), how backups change offensive identities, and the emotional side of coaching decisions — whether to ride out the season with a struggling coach or flip regimes early. They also highlight notable individual performances (Russell Wilson’s big yardage game, standout short-term units, and Antonio Gibson’s special-teams value).

The episode closes with a college-football roundup (01:04:37): Georgia’s OT win over Tennessee, Clemson’s upset, Vanderbilt surprising South Carolina, and scheduling notes now that USC is in the Big Ten (late-night kickoffs for Michigan State fans). Will and Zach tease next week’s college coverage, remind listeners to subscribe to Little of Column A, Little of Column B, and sign off after another wide-ranging, opinionated hour of sports talk and odd news.

And to cap things off — a bonus NBA note on Jonathan Kaminga vs. the Warriors (01:07:35).

Join hosts Will Alimonos and co-host Zach Bishop for a fast-moving, opinionated episode covering everything from airline deals to the biggest sports controversies of the weekend. Expect lively banter about Frontier’s new Go Wild $300 annual pass (what’s the catch?), the pros and cons of budget carriers, and a playful imagining of what a pass-powered bachelor party might look like (00:01:37).

On the NFL front the hosts unpack Week 1: the shocking pre-kick ejection and spitting incident that altered the game narrative, Christian McCaffrey’s last-minute injury scare and subsequent strong outing for San Francisco, Caitlin Clark’s season-ending announcement, plus fantasy fallout for names like Jamar Chase and Derrick Henry. They run through picks and betting angles for major matchups — Commanders at Packers (00:11:06), Jaguars vs. Bengals (00:15:13), Giants at Cowboys (00:18:42), Bears vs. Lions (00:22:17), Rams at Titans (00:29:09), Patriots at Dolphins (00:30:15), and the tongue-in-cheek Thunder Muscle Matchup of the Week (00:31:09).

Listeners also get play-by-play reactions to dramatic finishes: 49ers at Saints (00:38:10), Bills at Jets (00:40:47), Seahawks at Steelers (00:47:38), Browns at Ravens (00:50:15), Broncos at Colts (00:52:02), Panthers at Cardinals (00:53:47), Eagles at Chiefs (00:54:51), Falcons at Vikings (00:56:32), Buccaneers at Texans (00:57:49), and Chargers at Raiders (00:59:27). Betting notes include favored bets, parlays, a weekly “lock,” and contrarian fantasy insights.

The episode also pivots to college football — why this past week felt underwhelming (01:02:04), UCF’s hot start, bounce-back teams to watch, and quick takes on the weekend’s matchups.

Finally, the show closes with NBA drama: the growing scandal and investigation (01:04:09) and the implications of Kawhi Leonard’s Clippers contract situation (01:10:52). Will and Zach debate ethics, potential punishments (fines, draft consequences, cap adjustments), and broader integrity concerns for the league.

Expect sharp opinions, humor, sponsor bits, listener-friendly betting ideas, and candid fantasy advice. If you want to know which games Will and Zach are backing, which parlays they’re excited about, and how to think about Week 2 betting and fantasy moves, tune in for a full recap and preview wrapped in quick-hit takes and on-air chemistry.

This episode covers college football’s biggest early storylines — from surprise upsets like LSU over Clemson and Miami at Notre Dame (00:01:53) to the hot takes around Arch Manning’s shaky debut and the scrutiny on new Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer. The hosts urge listeners not to overreact to week-one results and explain why early rankings mean less than fans think.

They also celebrate feel-good moments and controversies: Lee Corso’s emotional retirement and perfect 6-for-6 final GameDay picks (00:06:01), plus the Dave Portnoy/Ohio State on-campus drama and what that says about rivalry culture and media. The conversation digs into Belichick’s high-profile move to UNC, whether expectations are realistic, and how recruiting and the transfer portal change turnaround timelines in college football.

Shifting to the NFL, the episode examines the blockbuster Micah Parsons trade to Green Bay and its fallout for Dallas, plus Thursday night’s Cowboys vs. Eagles opener (00:17:21) — the hosts’ “lock of the week” for Philly. They preview and make picks on a full slate of Week 1 games: Chiefs vs. Chargers in Brazil (00:22:53), Buccaneers at Falcons (00:24:39), Bengals at Browns (00:25:13), Dolphins at Colts (00:28:00), Raiders at Patriots (00:28:53), Cardinals at Saints (00:30:01), Steelers at Jets (00:31:16), Giants at Commanders (00:32:35), Panthers at Jaguars (00:33:32), Titans at Broncos (00:34:24), 49ers at Seahawks (00:34:56), Lions at Packers (00:36:37), Texans at Rams (00:37:54), Ravens at Bills (00:38:29), and Vikings at Bears (00:39:35).

Fantasy football managers will find a frank discussion of draft frustrations (00:17:04, 00:40:18) — from multiple simultaneous drafts to the rise of slow drafts. The hosts share practical tips (prepare primary/secondary/emergency picks, know scoring settings) to avoid auto-draft disasters, highlight players they’re targeting, and note key injuries (like Tank Dell) to watch before locking rosters.

This episode mixes analysis, betting angles, and on-the-ground takes with plenty of banter. Expect a lively Week 1 preview, context for early college results, clear betting opinions (including the Eagles as a key pick), and an invite to join the show’s Pick’em league. Follow Zach on X (WickedZman24) and subscribe to catch the next episode with more picks and reactions.

Hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop open the show (August 26, 2025) fresh off college football’s early kickoffs and debate the wild proposal to expand the college playoff to 28 teams. They recap the Ireland game, share early reactions to ranked matchups, and mock the politics behind playoff expansion.

The bulk of the episode focuses on NFL season previews and division predictions (00:02:52) — wrapping up the AFC South (00:07:08) and NFC South (00:19:16). Will and Zach argue Texans favorites (can CJ Stroud and Houston hit the 9.5 win over?), debate the Colts’ move to Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson, and size up the Jaguars under Trevor Lawrence and new coach Liam Cohen. They also discuss the Titans’ rookie QB Cam Ward and how that impacts the division’s outlook and over/under totals.

In the NFC South conversation (00:19:16) they dissect the Buccaneers’ return with Baker Mayfield, Atlanta’s gamble on Michael Penix, the Panthers’ Bryce Young timeline, and the Saints’ uncertain quarterback room (00:23:58) with Spencer Rattler speculation. The hosts offer fantasy takes and target notes (00:12:28) — Nico Collins, Michael Pittman, Brian Thomas Jr., Tony Pollard, Chuba Hubbard and others — plus which defenses and sleepers to consider.

Other NFL and media items include the streaming shakeup (new ESPN streaming offerings, Fox deals and YouTube TV carriage disputes), Terry McLaurin’s contract extension with Washington, Micah Parsons’ hold-in drama in Dallas, and the hosts’ plan to start weekly picks and a “bet of the week” series as the season begins.

The show wraps with NBA and gambling news (00:28:41) including John Wall’s retirement and the ongoing Malik Beasley investigation, plus big F1 expansion news (00:45:01) — Cadillac’s new team signing Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Pérez. Final notes remind listeners to subscribe and tune in next week for the hosts’ opening-week NFL picks and bets.