Fans are confused on the NCAA rules. While Alabama loses their G League star, NBA stars out of the All Star. We're focused and Locked-In.

Trinity Rodman gets the bag. Putting pressure on NWSL league owners to keep,  Super Bowl 60 updates, Where the Greek Freak is going?

Liv and Reg hop on to break down the NFL playoffs. They break down there stance on all the coaches that need a home and what team will advance to the Super Bowl.

Football Lovers, No chores, errands or honey do list. Thursday, Friday - Miami versus Ole Miss, Indiana versus Oregon. Saturday, Sunday, Monday - NFL Wildcard games, Win or Go Home

Special guest NAU Track Coach Ernie Clark to breakdown all things playoffs. A coaches perspective on Michigans new leader and how Ole Miss responds without leadership.

Indiana football is #1 with he Heisman Winner and 1st Cuban player to win "Heisman-Doza"

Colt welcome back Phillip Rivers, College football is getting ready to explode into the playoffs. Sherrone Moore big house trouble!.

We break down the shocking December 19 mega-fight between Anthony Joshua and Jake Paul — including why it’s happening and what each fighter has on the line. Then we shift to college football, where Ohio State and Indiana are barreling toward historic finishes and a Heisman race nobody saw coming. Finally, we unpack the growing AI controversy surrounding Stephen A. Smith and a lawsuit linking celebrity endorsements to allegedly rigged mobile games.

Liv reminds her viewers the importance of mental health. Liv holds down this episode while your favorite father gives a breakdown on his score predictions for this upcoming college football games. But don’t forget, college basketball is here!

NBA and FBI against the Mafia. Collegiate Gambling, NCAA following the money and investing in the future bag. Costly Coaching.

This week’s show dives into the heart of college football and the excitement of the NBA’s return. College Football Rundown, all eyes are on Indiana’s new era under Coach Curt Cignetti, who just signed a massive $92.8 million deal over eight years, making him the third-highest-paid.