Pat & Stu

Everyone on the show hates fascism. So technically, everyone on the set is Antifa. Except for the part where they're not. An increasing number of media members have spoken out against the group of violent, far-left activists, and this begs the question, which of their allies will turn on them next?

It is official, the AdvoCare Texas Kickoff game between BYU and LSU is leaving the state of Texas.  In a decision primarily made by ESPN, it was announced that, due to the disaster in Houston, the game would now be played at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans at 9:30 ET on Saturday night. Obviously, Pat is not too pleased about the matchup turning from a neutral site game into a de facto home game for LSU.

-Hurricane Harvey has caused catastrophic amounts of damage along the Texas Gulf Coast, and the now-Tropical Storm isn't finished yet.

-BYU and LSU were supposed to play in the AdvoCare Texas Kickoff in Houston this weekend.  Where will the game be moved to?

-The violence of Antifa was on full display this weekend in Berkeley, California.

-Why doesn't Colin Kaepernick have an NFL job?  Because he's a lousy quarterback.

The flooding in South Texas brought on by Hurricane Harvey is truly catastrophic, and it hits close to home for several members of the Pat and Stu crew.  How did this storm go from being a minor weather event in the Gulf of Mexico to being perhaps the worst disaster, in terms of monetary losses, in the history of Texas?

An Anti-Marxism rally in Berkeley, California over the weekend was targeted by masked Antifa combatants despite the peaceful protest having no ties to the Alt-Right movement.  When will this group of thugs ever be exposed for who they are by the mainstream media?

The upcoming AdvoCare Texas Kickoff game between the BYU Cougars and the LSU Tigers was scheduled to be played this Saturday night in Houston, but Hurricane Harvey had other plans, so the game will almost certainly be moved to a new location.  Where will the game end up?  New Orleans?  Baton Rouge? Someplace where Pat can actually use the tickets he purchased?

Why doesn't Colin Kaepernick have a job?  He's not a good quarterback.  Pat, Stu, and Jeffy agree that the decision by NFL teams not to sign him is not an issue of race.  His awful numbers in his final season in San Francisco are the primary reason no one wants to take a chance on him, and his attitude toward the game, his activism, and even his own career has been the nail in the coffin.

-Will the Mayweather-McGregor fight live up to its billing?

-Whose likeness should replace torn down Confederate monuments?  Rap star Missy Elliott, of course.

-Please donate to Jeffy's GoFundMe page.  What your donation will be used for is still uncertain.

-Just how much of their winnings will the Powerball jackpot winner end up losing to taxes and regulations?

-Freedom of religion just took another hit out West.

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Pat Gray's hometown of Helena, Montana is a small city with a long list of famous native sons and daughters.  Jeffy goes down the list and Pat beams with pride as his hometown finally gets the recognition it deserves.

Bitcoin's meteoric rise has shown no signs of slowing down, but how high can the digital currency's value really go?  Regardless of its future, rest assured that the guys are kicking themselves for not buying it in the distant past.