The guys talk some high school footbal to start it off. Nate and Creight discuss the Houston Texans bye week and then go around the NFL. Week 9 had some interesting results for the guys. The guys go back and forth and talk about whether there is a vendetta against Cam Newton from the NFL. The show agrees that there were some terrible hits against Cam and it was very surprising to not see any flags. The guys talk about some college football and how the Aggies lost to the Mississippi State Bulldogs. Nate and Creight agree that it was a terrible and embarrasing loss for the Aggies after they were put in the #4 spot. The guys bring up Tommy Tuberville and his raucus interaction with some Bearcat fans. Nate and Creight agree on two fronts with some NFL storylines. Mike McCarthy is on the hot seat in their eyes and Jerry Jones should not rock the boat with Dak and Tony Romo. The guys talk about the Texans second half schedule and how under O'Brien, the Texans are a better second half team. The match-up in Mexico City against the Raiders is a hot topic between the guys. There are certain games like San Diego, if Houston wins, the guys will start to get excited about the team.

Nate and Creight are joined by Calvin Watkins, ESPN reporter for the Houston Rockets, and they talk some NBA action. Watkins discusses the vibe around the Rockets so far in the early part of the season. The guys talk comparison with a new look Rockets and a new look Warriors so far with results. Watkins talks Mike D'Antoni and how much pressure is on him with only a few games in the books. The show goes back and forth with Calvin about the players views on which games they feel they should have won so far and their mentality each week. Nate and Creight wonder if Ryan Anderson is worth $80 million and ask Calvin the same question. The guys talk about the story of ESPN reporters having their media credential revoked by the Dallas Mavericks. The show and Calvin talk about accessibility and compare Houston sports teams and Dallas sports teams.

Nate and Creight are joined by Calvin Watkins, ESPN reporter for the Houston Rockets, and they talk some NBA action. Watkins discusses the vibe around the Rockets so far in the early part of the season. The guys talk comparison with a new look Rockets and a new look Warriors so far with results. Watkins talks Mike D'Antoni and how much pressure is on him with only a few games in the books. The show goes back and forth with Calvin about the players views on which games they feel they should have won so far and their mentality each week. Nate and Creight wonder if Ryan Anderson is worth $80 million and ask Calvin the same question. The guys talk about the story of ESPN reporters having their media credential revoked by the Dallas Mavericks. The show and Calvin talk about accessibility and compare Houston sports teams and Dallas sports teams. The guys talk about the Cleveland Browns and the number one overall pick. Nate and Creight debate if guys should fake injuries or give bad interviews to teams so that they will not be drafted by teams they don't want to be drafted by. Myles Garrett from A&M and DeShaun Watson from Clemson are two guys they bring up. Nate and Creight compare the situation to the Eli Manning and Philip Rivers situation. Annual baseball meetings in MLB starts today and Nate and Creight talk about some moves that could be made. The guys go back and forth on Yoenis Cespedes and whether or not the Astros should make a move. The Astros are a playoff contender and with a few moves the guys believe they could be a World Series contender.

Rice head basketball coach, Mike Rhoades, joins Nate and Patrick to preview the upcoming basketball season.

Zack Wright, WR of Rice, joins Nate and Patrick ahead of their game against Florida Atlantic.

Nate and Patrick discuss what the Astros need to do this off season to take the next step next season.

College Football Playoff director Bill Hancock drops by to talk about the first College Football Playoff rankings of the season and some baseball talk.

The guys begin the show on the topic of game 7 of yesterday’s World Series; they talk about Yoenis Cespedes and his contract, then they have College Football Playoff Director Bill Hancock join via telephone to talk about the BCS rankings and talk a little baseball.

The guys bring in guest Mickey Washington to talk about football, The college Football rankings, James Harden and the NFL ratings.

Andy Baskin joins the show to talk about the scene in Cleveland in preparation of the big game and the comparison of the Indians title run to the Cavaliers run last season.