Money Mitch Effect

The United States of America 's Men's Hockey Team has won the Gold Medal in The Olympics for the first time since 1980, and we recap how the stars and stripes emerged victorious. Kent Brown looks at the thrilling gold medal game vs Canada, and dives into exactly how the US team pulled off a historic win in overtime. They review Connor Hellebuyck's goaltending performance of a lifetime, Jack Hughes entering legend status by scoring the Golden Goal, and explain what this win signifies for hockey in America, and what it means going forward .

The Seattle Seahawks are Super Bowl champs, and Sean Sullivan joins the podcast to recap how his favorite NFL team brought home the title. Sullivan recaps Kenneth Walker's big night, the nasty Seahawks defense, and Sam Darnold's redemption story. And the fellas discuss where the New England Patriots go from here and some of their hits and misses from Super Bowl prop bets.

The guys also dive into to the new College Football Playoff schedule that's been proposed, and the top storylines in college basketball, with Mitch's Saint Louis University Billikens being ranked in the Top 20. And they finish off the show with some Winter Olympics thoughts, as hockey and other sports are heating up in Milano.

Eddie Murphy joins Mitch for a Super Bowl preview, as the guys break down the matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and The New England Patriots. The fellas analyze the showdown from every angle, dish out some prop bets, and predict the winner. They also share their thoughts on the NFL Awards and the 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame class, that does not include legendary coach Bill Belichick. And they finish with some thoughts on the New York Rangers trading away star forward Artemi Panarin to the Los Angeles Kings.

We're down to the final four teams in the NFL, and Joe Crisalli joins the podcast to preview all the action on the gridiron. The guys discuss The Denver Broncos' emotional win over the Bills and Bo Nix's brutal injury, and debate whether backup Jarrett Stidham can lead his team to the Super Bowl. They also recap the Patriots winning with defense and a terrific running attack, react to the Seahawks powerful homefield advantage, and analyze whether the Rams can go into Seattle and emerge with a win. And the fellas talk a little hockey at the end, with some young upstart teams taking a major leap as the NHL season progresses.

Ryan Soles joins Mitch to recap an unbelievable set of games from the NFL Wild Card rounds, which featured several classic performances and come-from-behind victories. The guys break down Caleb Williams leading the Bears back against the Packers, the Rams avoiding the upset bug in Carolina, and how Josh Allen was able to put the Bills on his back vs the Jaguars. They also analyze what went from for the Eagles against the 49ers, the wins for Houston and New England, and what's next for the Steelers after Mike Tomlin resigned. They finish the show with their preview of the NFL Divisional Round, and predict which top seeds will get upset as the NFL playoffs rage on.

Matt Wittenberg joins the show to preview the College Football Playoff Semifinals, with a pair of outstanding games on tap. The Indiana Hoosiers are looking to go 16-0 in a truly dominant season, but the Oregon Ducks are ready for a rematch in the Peach Bowl. The guys also discuss whether Ole Miss can continue to win without Lane Kiffin, or if the Miami Hurricanes are destined to keep moving on. And the fellas look at the chaos in the transfer portal before giving their thoughts on the Olympic hockey rosters for both Canada and The United States.

And then Adam Musto calls in to break down the NFL Wild Card Round, with a ton of potential upsets on the horizon. The guys discuss whether the Bears can hold off the Packers, if Josh Allen can carry the Bills pass the Jaguars, and what other teams will prevail. And the show concludes with some thoughts on the coaches that were fired on the NFL's annual "Black Monday."

The College Football playoff is here, and Sean Sullivan joins the podcast to preview all the first round action. The guys discuss whether Alabama can avenge their loss against Oklahoma, examine whether James Madison or Tulane have any chance against Oregon & Ole Miss respectively, and debate whether Miami can knock off Texas A&M in College Station. They also discuss the Seattle Seahawks thrilling win over the Los Angeles Rams, and preview an FCS semifinal matchup for the ages as Montana battles Montana State in "The Brawl of The Wild 2."

With another epic week of pro football in the books, Chris Miller joins the podcast to recap all the action on the gridiron. Miller assesses the Chiefs loss to the Texans that ends their AFC West divisional streak, and tries to make sense of the Chargers comeback win over a floundering Eagles team. The guys recap the Packers getting a huge win at home over the Bears, and dive into all the results from last weekend. And with Daniel Jones out for the year, it's the return of 44-year-old Philip Rivers in Indianapolis.

Lane Kiffin shocked the college football world by bolting Ole Miss for LSU, and Tyler Tesson joins the show to break down that historic decision to leave a playoff-bound team for Baton Rouge. Tesson looks at the crazy coaching carousel with Penn State still looking for a leader, before recapping rivalry week that saw Ohio State beat Michigan and Texas conquer Texas A&M. The fellas evaluate the playoff rankings, preview conference championship week an predict who will advance to the playoff when all is said and done. And the guys analyze another unpredictable week in the NFL, with the Bears and Patriots at the top of their conferences while the Eagles and Chiefs are reeling.

It's time for the final week of the college football regular season, and Matt Wittenberg joins the show to preview rivalry week. The guys look at the updated playoff rankings, and hash out several scenarios that could play out going forward. They look at Ohio State's quest to finally beat Michigan, Texas A&M hosting Texas, and all the great matchups on the gridiron. And they wrap up the show with some NFL and NHL reactions.