Graham and Bradley summarize (sort of) the 2026 Winter Olympics, including USA hockey's gold medal wins for both the men's and women's teams. Is that one sledding event called skeleton or is it also referred to as skull? The fellas discuss their favorite winter Olympic event to watch. Also making its way into this week's show are Disney movies that involve ice skates, Napoleon Dynamite, and did the Razorback men's basketball team get hosed by the officiating crew at Alabama last week?

The fellas discuss the annual NBA All-Star game that took place last weekend, including the less-than-thrilling slam dunk contest on Saturday night and the actual game itself on Sunday. The guys then discuss the sort-of super-fight taking place May 16 on Netflix between UFC Hall of Famer Ronda Rousey and women's MMA pioneer Gina Carano. Graham explains why he's looking forward to their fight more than Mayweather vs. Tyson. Your hosts give a shout out to their Arkansas Razorbacks men's basketball team before closing the show with talk about the Diamond Hogs (baseball and softball).

The fellas start the show covering Montana linebacker Solomon Tuliaupupu, who was granted a ninth year of eligibility to play college football in 2026. At what point do you simply move on from college football? The guys cover the less-than-thrilling Super Bowl LX, which featured an all-time dominant performance by Seattle's defense. How good is this Seahawks defense compared to the Legion of Boom? Also, Graham and Bradley talk the ongoing Winter Olympics, which events they look forward to the most, and Graham reflects on his year of reflection.

The fellas break down and preview Super Bowl LX, discuss Bill Belichick's Hall of Fame snub, and whether or not he should be considered the greatest head coach in NFL history. Plus some other stuff too. Woo woo!

The Indiana Hoosiers, the football version, are your national champions! Listen to Graham and Bradley analyze the Hoosiers' historic win over Miami on Monday night. They even find a way to bring Lane Kiffin into the discussion. Also, the fellas make their NFC and AFC championship game predictions, and much more!

Graham and Bradley start the show recapping the Texans' dominant playoff win over the Steelers on Monday Night Football, and discuss the news of Mike Tomlin stepping down as the Steelers head coach after 19 seasons with the organization. Also, was that Aaron Rodgers' last game? If not, what will it take for the future Hall of Famer and top 5 NFL quarterback of all-time—at least in Graham's mind—to come back for yet another NFL season? Your hosts go over their NFL Wild Card round picks and make their picks for this weekend's Divisional round before predicting the outcome (with final scores) of next Monday's national championship game between top-seeded Indiana and Miami.

Graham and Bradley discuss the breaking news of Jon Harbaugh being fired by the Ravens. The fellas then go through each game of the NFL playoff Wild Card round, and pick their winners in the process. Lastly, your hosts end the show with their College Football Playoff semifinal picks, and shout out their Arkansas Razorbacks for winning their SEC opener at home against Tennessee.

John Calipari offers an easy — at least on paper — formula for how the NCAA can regain control of the chaotic transfer portal that's put a huge stain on college athletics. Graham and Bradley discuss the bowl games they didn't watch, some TV shows they have watched (The Boys), and give their thoughts on who the greatest college football team ever could be. All that and more on this week's episode of Shoebooty Sports, presented by Rhino Races. Happy New Year, folks!

The fellas are a week late on it, but Graham and Bradley discuss their thoughts on Diego Pavia's reaction to not winning the Heisman Trophy. Afterwards, your hosts recap the first round of College Football Playoff games and even make their predictions for the second-round games on New Year's Eve/Day. Lastly, the fellas react to Jake Paul's knockout loss to former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, and close the show with whether or not they believe Paul will ever win a legitimate world championship in boxing. Merry Christmas, everyone!

Arch Manning says he'll return to Texas for his senior year. That's how the fellas start the show, then Graham rips the band-aid off and discusses his team's painfully close loss in the semifinals of his and Bradley's fantasy football league. It wasn't that Graham lost to their buddy Luke in the semis, it's how he lost that has Graham emotionally scarred. After that minor therapy session/discussion, your hosts give credit where it's due to their Arkansas Razorbacks on the hardwood, after they beat Texas Tech on Saturday in what was a rematch of last season's Sweet 16 matchup. All that and more on this week's episode of Shoebooty Sports, presented by Rhino Races!