Still in mourning after the untimely death of Eddie Van Halen, Preston and Quay realize that the world will never be the same but they must rise above it and continue to broadcast new shows. College football is in full controversial swing and the Dallas Cowboys continue on their downward spiral after the horrific accident that took Dak out for the rest of the season. Our friend Mike chimes in on Rock and Sports and there is much more coming out of the mouths of the downtrodden on this episode of Rock Sports Radio.

Investigations and elections have consequences. Joe Biden should remember that What Goes Around comes around when you practice to deceive. Blueworld is here to remind him of such things.

With all the talk about political candidates and SCOTUS nominees and their religions, here is another blast from Quay's past.

We are so saddened by the news of Eddie Van Halen's untimely passing. Preston and Quay spend the entire show talking everything Eddie. Drunk Mike also comes on, per his request, to give his thoughts on this profound loss to so many on this planet and probably on many others all over this universe. So listen in as we do our best to pay tribute to arguably the greatest guitar player of all time. Rest in peace Edward Van Halen.

Another Quay blast from the past from his Sandwich daze.

Preston gets a great birthday present from the Atlanta Falcons last week with their debacle loss to Dallas. Fake Jerry Jones and Quay do not agree exactly with that sentiment. It was upset Saturday in college football and one of those was a record breaking upset in Norman with the Sooners going down. It's glorious. We drop a deuce on some folks and their fetishes. You won't want to miss all this and more on an amazing Rock Sports Radio.

From the album Smoothie, I'm So Cool by Sandwich. Quay suggested this gem because of the lyrics, I just can't wait to get back to school, show all my friends I'm still cool. So appropriate considering some students are going back to school. Quay has some good ideas sometimes.

From their second album, All That Remains, here is That's Not Right by Stereo Fuse. This album was produced by Mark Slaughter and recorded in Slaughter's studio in Nashville, TN.

It's gameday and Preston is torn between two lovers, the Dallas Cowboys and #NFLBoycott. Fake Jerry Jones explains his gameday routine and enlightens us all with his knowledge of Rock and Roll and his views about the new stance taken by the Premier League regarding BLM. We pay tribute to a fallen Rock legend Lee Kerslake, the drummer on the classic first two Ozzy records. Drunk Mike calls in to give us his update on Market #5 and his Dallas game predictions. All this and college football plus so much more on this episode of Rock Sports Radio.

Let's slow it down in the fast moving world with the acoustic version of No Man from Blueworld.