This week, Stephen and Dalton tackle the end of season moves in college football, more specifically, Utah State football. They talk new head coach Blake Anderson and a surprising Mountain West football season. Then, they give their NBA preseason predictions for 10 teams to keep an eye on. Teams include: Jazz, Warriors, Lakers, Pacers, Rockets, 76ers, Celtics, Bucks, Heat and Nets. Thanks for listening!

Twitter: @dren_sports, @BoxxStephen, @oneononesport

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*A quick note from producer Dalton: Sorry for the delay on the episodes, it's been really difficult to find time to record, edit and everything on top of a busy school and work schedule. The good news: we have a couple episodes ready to release I'll be releasing in the next few weeks. 

This week, Stephen and Dalton are back to talk about the USMNT roster and how the team shined in a lot of areas against Wales in their Nov. 12 friendly. Also, they talk about basketball news, NBA and Utah State. Finally, they try to analyze why USU football has been so poor this season and who should be the next head coach after Gary Andersen's departure. Thanks for listening!

Twitter: @dren_sports, @BoxxStephen, @oneononesport

You can find the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.

On this episode, Dalton and Stephen talk about who has progressed in the NHL playoffs and what's been happening with NCAA football and conferences trying to play. (3:44). After, the two take three of the most promising NBA teams each, in their opinions, and breakdown and analyze what makes them so exciting in years to come. Teams include the Atlanta Hawks, Utah Jazz, Dallas Mavericks, Miami Heat, Golden State Warriors and Minnesota Timberwolves (50:30). Thanks for listening!

Twitter: @dren_sports, @BoxxStephen, @oneononesport

You can find the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.

On this episode, Dalton and Stephen talk about who has progressed in the NHL playoffs and the go over all the teams that have clinched spots in the NBA playoffs, which are starting Monday. (3:58). Next, the two break down the MLS is Back Final and go over exactly how Portland was able to claim a 2-1 win (30:10). Finally, they pick 10 sets of three athletes to play the game: keep one, cut one, start one; Athletes include some of the all-time greats in soccer, NBA, NFL and USWNT, as well as some players people love to hate (50:30). Thanks for listening!

Twitter: @dren_sports, @BoxxStephen, @oneononesport

You can find the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.

On this episode, Dalton and Stephen talk about who has progressed in the NHL playoffs and some of the best players and storylines in the NBA's restart (2:15). Next, the two discuss the possibility of no college football in 2020 and how that could affect the players, universities and the overall landscape of college sports (21:55). Finally, they give a tactical analysis of both Orlando City and Portland Timbers and discuss their paths to get to the MLS is Back Tournament Final. Also, how the league will be restarting its regular season in just a few days (43:12). Thanks for listening!

Twitter: @dren_sports, @BoxxStephen, @oneononesport

You can find the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.

On this episode, Dalton and Stephen deliver a soccer-heavy edition of the podcast, starting with breaking down how Houston Dash were so dominant in its NWSL Challenge Cup title win (2:55). Next, the two get into the top stories over this past Premier League season (18:00). Finally, they answer the question: was Christian Pulisic's first season with Chelsea a success? Also, they get into just what makes Pulisic so special at 21 years of age (39:35). Thanks for listening!

Twitter: @dren_sports, @BoxxStephen, @oneononesport

You can find the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.

On this episode, Dalton and Stephen get into some news and notes featuring an NHL playoff update, will MLB be able to finish its season and NCAA football conferences shortening their schedules (1:40). Next, they discuss whether or not they think the list of demands made by the Pac-12 players who formed #Weareunited and reasonable, shortly after the article was released on the Player's Tribune (28:06). Finally, they make some bold NBA predictions on how the playoffs will shake out as the league nears the end of the (semi)regular season (45:22). Thanks for listening!

Twitter: @dren_sports, @BoxxStephen, @oneononesport

You can find the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.

On this episode, Dalton and Stephen share which teams have played best in the MLS is Back group stages and who they think will progress through the knockout rounds (2:45). Plus, they break down RSL's recent games and try to predict how they will perform against San Jose. Next, the two touch on the Houston Astros controversy as MLB comes back and then mention the impressive reveal of Seattle's new team, the Kraken, NHL's 32nd franchise (22:32). Finally, they talk about who and which teams are most exciting as the NBA season resumes in Orlando (35:41). Thanks for listening!

Twitter: @dren_sports, @BoxxStephen

You can find the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.

On this episode, Dalton and Stephen break down how COVID-19 has affected the potential college football season and try to work out if its smart to play in 2020 at all. Then, they talk about the eventual name change by the Washington NFL team and some of the best options that have been proposed. Finally, the two break down Real Salt Lake's latest game and run down the recent results in the MLS is Back Tournament. Thanks for listening!

Twitter: @dren_sports, @BoxxStephen

You can find the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

On this episode, Dalton and Stephen talk about Pat Mahomes' 10-year, $503 million contract he signed the Chiefs. Then, the two talk about some of the leagues that have gotten it right in their return to play, those who have gotten it wrong and if it's smart for sports to come back at all. 

Twitter: @dren_sports, @BoxxStephen