Off The Air with Sean Baligian

Listen in as Sean Baligian reacts to Week 10 of NCAA football action, focusing on the unpredictable race to the playoffs. Sean breaks down the Big Ten's chaotic season, including Penn State's and Indiana's surprising playoff potential, while reflecting on Michigan's struggles and Ohio State's standing. Plus, Sean’s honest take on hyped prospects and the evolving impact of NIL on young players. It’s a spirited, no-holds-barred analysis of a season that's keeping fans on edge.

On the episode of Off the Air, host Sean Baligian dives deep into one of college football's fiercest rivalries, with an episode you won't want to miss! Sean unpacks all the highs, lows, and heated moments of "Hate Week," assessing what this means for both programs as bowl season approaches. With classic rivalry banter, Sean explores the emotions fans and players feel when facing off against longtime rivals, where losing is just not an option.

In this episode of Off The Air, Sean Baligian flies solo to dive deep into the Lions' recent surge in the NFC. With the team looking stronger than ever, Sean discusses why he believes the Lions are the best in the NFC and challenges listeners to name a team that truly strikes fear. From debating potential mid-season trades to dissecting the state of the competition, Sean gives his take on everything from the Lions' Super Bowl chances to the latest news around the league. Plus, a trip down memory lane with Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers, all while previewing the upcoming Lions vs. Vikings showdown. Don't miss this jam-packed episode of fearless football talk!

Host Sean Baligian dives into the wild twists and turns of Week 7 in college football. With major upsets, including Oregon's nail-biting victory over Ohio State, and a heated discussion on Ryan Day's coaching legacy, Sean doesn't hold back. From the electrifying finish between LSU and Ole Miss to Lane Kiffin's controversial track record, it’s a rollercoaster of emotions. Relive the action, and get Sean’s unfiltered takes on all things college football!

In this episode of Off The Air, Sean Baligian celebrates one of the most action-packed times of the year for sports fans. With the Detroit Tigers making a thrilling playoff run, the Detroit Lions showing Super Bowl potential, and the NHL season just getting started, there's no shortage of excitement. Sean dives into playoff baseball drama, NFL surprises, and breaks down the Detroit Red Wings' chances in a fiercely competitive Atlantic Division. From confessions about past misjudgments to a lively discussion on the state of Michigan sports, this episode is packed with energy and insights for every fan. Tune in for a lively rundown of everything happening in the sports world right now!

In this electric episode of Off The Air, Sean Baligian reflects on an unforgettable 18 hours for Detroit sports fans. From the Lions’ thrilling Monday Night Football victory, complete with bold play-calling and Jared Goff’s surgical performance, to the Tigers’ first playoff win in a decade, Sean breaks down all the action. He discusses the Lions’ new dynamic offense, shares his thoughts on Jameson Williams’ evolving role, and dives deep into why Detroit fans should be cautiously optimistic about the Tigers’ postseason run. With plenty of laughs and candid takes, Sean wraps up the show with a preview of upcoming hockey talk and a nod to his Halloween obsession. Tune in for a spirited celebration of all things Detroit!

This week on Off the Air, Sean Baligian dives deep into a wild weekend of college football. The show kicks off with a reality check for Michigan State fans, discussing their struggles and the hard truth of a long season ahead. Sean also breaks down the top national matchups, including the surprise dominance of Alabama and questions about Georgia’s performance.

The conversation shifts to Michigan and its ongoing quarterback issues, questioning if they have what it takes to compete in a down year for the Big Ten. Throughout, Sean offers candid takes on coaching decisions, key players, and the potential for playoff upsets.

If you’re a fan of honest, no-holds-barred commentary, this episode is for you! Tune in to hear Sean’s thoughts on Lane Kiffin, the Big Ten’s trajectory, and whether Michigan State can salvage their season.

In this Tigers Talk episode of Off The Air, host Sean Baligian is joined by special guest Michael Bochenek to dissect the Tigers' improbable late-season surge. The guys dive into how a team full of underperforming players is finding ways to win and what it means for the future of the franchise. They explore the Tigers' pitching dominance, unexpected player contributions, and the cloud lifted after Javy Báez's injury. With candid analysis and plenty of laughs, Sean and Mike ponder whether the Tigers’ hot streak is sustainable and what it could mean for their postseason hopes. Tune in for some fiery opinions and plenty of baseball banter in this can't-miss episode!

Off The Air host Sean Baligian dives into the rollercoaster weekend of college football. Sean breaks down Michigan State’s tough loss, highlighting the costly mistakes by their young quarterback and the gut-punching turnovers that sealed their fate. Meanwhile, Michigan fans can breathe a sigh of relief after a hard-fought win against USC, despite ongoing concerns about their quarterback situation. Sean also touches on other key games from across the country. With candid commentary on the highs and lows of the week, this is a must-listen for college football fans trying to make sense of the season’s evolving storylines.

In this lively episode of Off The Air, Sean Baligian breaks down all the major action from Week 3 of college football. Sean dives into Michigan’s quarterback struggles, their upcoming showdown with USC, and why Michigan fans might be bracing for a rough season ahead. He also discusses Michigan State’s surprising start and what their next game against Boston College could reveal about the team. Tune in for an honest, in-depth look at the college football landscape, with plenty of insights on the national stage.