Run The Play

Join Obes and Cha to discuss all things sports! Football and basketball mainly; but, if it's big news, they'll talk about it!

This week:

(00:33) NBA v. China escalates as Congress has teamed up the likes of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortes and Ted Cruz to criticize the NBA in a bipartisan letter for not defending the rights of its employees against a foreign power.

(11:16) The NBA is requiring teams to list the official heights of their players. So we're playing a new game called "Guess That Height!" This will be an ongoing series as more official heights are released.

(24:43) Penn State star safety Jonathan Sutherland exposes and addresses a racist letter he received from a PSU alumnus.

(31:31) CFB Week 7 &!#$'em! (Censored because the other CFB selection show of a similar name is trademarked and stuff (yikes).) Games Highlighted: #6 Oklahoma vs. #11 Texas, #7 Florida vs. #5 LSU

All that and much more! Enjoy!

Join Obes and Cha to discuss all things sports! Football and basketball mainly; but, if it's big news, they'll talk about it!

This week:

(00:34) The guys recap the worst weekend of college football this year and discuss how bleak things are looking in East Lansing

(18:55) Daryl Morey may have cost the Rockets its partnership with the Chinese Basketball Association, and Tilman Fertitta appears to be angrier than he originally let on

(34:54) Deshaun Watson is out here balling among other things in the NFL Check-In

Join Obes and Cha to discuss all things sports! Football and basketball mainly; but, if it's big news, they'll talk about it!

This week:

The guys recap Week 5 of College Football, including why in the hell Clemson looked drunk out there (and Michigan State and Houston both won! Amazing!) (00:32). Next, they discuss Mike Leach's post-game comments following the Wazzou-Utah game. In short, Leach will always be a total a-hole (24:13). Finally, sports writer Kit Wren (@KitTalksSports) joins Obes & Cha to take a deep dive into the inner workings of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, how the committee votes, and why the likes of Eli Manning and Jason Witten will likely never get in (33:03).

Obes has returned (and hopefully, so does D'Eriq King...)

Join Obes and Cha as they discuss D'Eriq King's opting to redshirt the rest of his Senior year. This unprecedented move may be the beginning of something special (00:37). Next, they talk the issue of fan misconduct as reports come out alleging Iowa band members were assaulted by Iowa State fans (12:46). Obes goes in on Kansas getting caught cheating and what this may mean for University of Houston's KU transfer (21:07). And, of course we can't leave out the crowd favorite: College Football Week 5 #$%'em! (censored to avoid copyright infringement (yikes)) (27:48).

Enjoy!

Obes is still overseas, this time in London Town, so Cha is continues to go it solo. Cha goes through the highlights of Week 4 in College Football (00:48). He goes on to the discuss the embarrassment that was that Michigan-Wisconsin game (you're not gonna wanna miss this!) (14:35). Tim Tebow has a strong stance on paying college football players, and so does Cha (22:26). Antonio Brown faces new allegations (32:09). Finally, let's take a live look at what is going on in the League with the NFL Check-In (35:12).

Obes is in Madrid, Spain, but that doesn't mean the show mustn't go on! So, Cha is taking over while he's away. Cha discusses Kirk Goldsberry's (ESPN) list of the greatest NBA shooters of the 2010s, and keys in on why James Harden is firmly at #5 (00:41). Additionally, he looks at how the world is increasingly bucking at the NCAA and wonders if the organization has lost its touch (06:45). SURPRISE! Obes joins the show for the CFB Week 4 PICKEM! (22:04). Who will win this weekend's match ups? All that and more on this Thursday edition of Run The Play.

Obes & Cha recap Week 2 of the 2019 College Football season, including Obes eating crow after a strong offensive performance by Michigan State. Also, is Antonio Brown actually a genius? The boys talk about how hard it is for black people to get credit for being smart.