Want to unravel the mystery of the recent college football results? That's precisely what we do in this episode of Son of Pops Sports! We put our prediction skills to the test and dissect the outcomes of games like Maryland vs. Ohio State, Texas vs. Oklahoma, and Washington vs. UCLA. We also delve into the game dynamics, the unexpected energy Oklahoma brought to the field, and how these aspects largely impacted the game results.

The second part of the episode promises to be just as intriguing. We address the performance of a college quarterback who is projected to be a first-round pick, but threw three interceptions in his last game. We lay bare the defensive tactics, or the lack thereof, and discuss how this affected the output. We also ponder over the infamous fourth quarter call and suggest ways the offense can boost their performance. We stress the importance of strategic decisions and their potential game-changing effects.

As we near the end, we turn our attention to some NFL predictions and previews. We go through the upcoming games, sharing our takes and discussing the implications of poor clock management in college football. Among the topics we touch upon are the Panthers' draft pick, the Texans versus Falcons game, and more. And yes, we do talk NBA too, sharing our thoughts and predictions about the forthcoming games. Tune in for an all-encompassing discussion on sports, predictions, and game analysis. The sports world is unpredictable, but we're here to help you make sense of it!

(0:00:08) - Football Predictions and NFL Previews

(0:12:24) - Quarterback Performance and Offensive Strategy Concerns

(0:21:30) - Coaching Concerns and Game Disappointment

(0:32:59) - College Football Game Predictions and Analysis

(0:52:20) - Panthers' Draft Pick and Upcoming Games

(0:57:14) - NFL and NBA Game Predictions

Ever thought you'd see the day when Damian Lillard could be traded? Well, buckle up because we didn't either! We take you on a wild ride as we dissect the latest NBA trades, including the shocking deal involving Lillard. We also discuss the surprise trade of Jrue Holiday to the Celtics and the Chandler Jones debacle that's been blowing up on social media. On top of that, we rewind the clock, casting a nostalgic eye over the undefeated season of two-time football champ Larry Csonka.

But there's more! We change our lenses from the NBA to college football. From Michigan versus Nebraska to Texas versus Kansas, USC versus Colorado, and more, we provide an in-depth analysis of the latest games. The Shadeur Sanders mock draft rumors are heating up, and we're throwing our two cents into the ring. We also debate the impact of Penix's no-touchdown game on his Heisman chances. 

Lastly, we put on our prediction hats and foresee some exciting college football games. The Red River showdown between Texas and Oklahoma, Syracuse versus North Carolina, and the Alabama versus Texas A&M game are just a few of the matchups that we unpack. Remember, sports are full of surprises - and while we may be in consensus about our picks, anything can happen on game day.

(0:00:08) - NBA Trades and Damian Lillard Debate

(0:10:01) - A Controversial Player

(0:23:36) - Discussion About College Football Games

(0:36:24) - College Football Game Predictions

(0:48:16) - Football Picks and Game Analysis

Today we bring you another episode, and there’s been a lot of drama in the world of sports this week. Davante Adams gave a damning quote about Taylor Rapp, and Stephen A Smith seems to be taking a dig at Max Kellerman’s education and experience. Bart Scott said something about the Cowboys that we think the media misinterpreted.

Scott made reference to a quote from Stephen A Smith where Smith said something bad always happens to the Cowboys, and this happened after Trevon Diggs tore his ACL. This statement has him in hot water, but we think such a broad statement is easy to misinterpret. We don’t think it was meant maliciously, and it’s likely it’s all being blown out of proportion.

We can’t say the same thing about the feud between Smith and Max Kellerman. Stephen recently went on a podcast and when speaking of Max he called into question Kellerman’s abilities, pointing out that he’s neither an athlete nor a journalist. Stephen is coming out of the wrong side of this situation, and we have Max’s back.

Devonte Adams called out Taylor Rapp because of his late hit, which was totally unnecessary. This may contribute to Taylor being on the field less, according to some. Taylor only received a $9,000 fine, which is a drop in the bucket for him. These types of hits could cause him career trouble in the future if he doesn’t learn to play differently.

There was a lot of interpersonal conflict this week, but we also have plenty to share in terms of NFL and NCAA predictions and getting fired up for the week ahead. As always, we will follow up again next week to bring you the latest on everything sports.

Getting right into it, congratulations to the Atlanta Braves on their sixth-straight NL East title. Baseball uses champagne to celebrate clinches and victories way too much, but that doesn’t overshadow the impressiveness of the Braves. There’s not much else to talk about in the MLB this week, but next week, the playoff matches will be clearer.

In the NFL, the Las Vegas Raiders are showing that they have a lot of problems right now. It might be a good idea to trade Maxx Crosby and Devante Adams, and owner Mark Davis probably needs to go. How can they continue to just keep going through coaches all the time?

Looking at some more happenings around the NFL, the Eagles beat the Vikings, but it could have been a more comfortable winif the Eagles didn’t mess around so much. Also, the 49ers absolutely destroyed the Steelers, which we didn’t see coming. 

Nothing really crazy happened in the NCAA, and most of our predictions were correct. Starting with the top-ranked Georgia, we’ll make our predictions for the upcoming week. There’s going to a be a lot of firepower when #14 Oregon State takes on #21 Washington State, but we don’t agree with each other on who’s going to take the victory in this one.

Beer stein holding. Ever heard of this sport? They fill up a stein of beer, hold it in front of them, and whoever lasts the longest is the world championship. The competition is coming up soon. Finishing off today, we address some people’s opinion that John Cena is the best wrestler of all time.

We are back with another episode, and today’s is all about football. We are diving into the NCAA review of week one and a preview of week two. There are some adjustments to be made on last week's predictions, based on what has transpired since then. It’s also time to get into the preview of week one in the NFL.

Georgia started off slow, likely due to the team coming off the last season and wanting to be in a more serious game. North Carolina had a pretty good game, and South Carolina could be doing a lot better if they would just tighten up their offensive line.

Based on what we saw this last week in NCAA, we think Penn State will be number one since they performed the best.However, they have competition since Ohio State, Utah, and Tennessee also played really well. Pops was really disappointed at Leonard Taylor in the Miami game, and had expected him to play tougher.

Coming up in the NFL, we have a few predictions there as well. The Dolphins and the Chargers will face off in what we anticipate will be a hugely competitive game with the Dolphins taking the win. The Raiders and the Broncos will play each other, and Pops believes the Raiders will win that game hands down.

We’ll see how last week’s predictions and this week's new predictions for the NCAA play out over the coming week. It’ll be an intense week moving into week one of the NFL and there’s bound to be some interesting things happening there as well.

On today’s episode we’re talking University football. We have some predictions to make based on the NCAA top 25 football lineup, plus some unfortunate news with the Miami Hurricanes. Tyler Van Dyke is 50/50 to play on Friday with a hurt ring finger after it made contact with another player. Originally it was reported that it was his thumb, so we should just be grateful that's not the case.

We are calling out who we think will win at every game coming up. For example, we predict a win for the Iowa Hawkeyes against Utah State, against Iowa State, and Western Michigan, Perdue, Minnesota, Northwestern, Rutgers, Illinois, and Nebraska. The Iowa Hawkeyes will have a good season based on what they have been doing out there and their sturdy reputation. 

Louisiana State University is going to take home a ton of victories. We predict very few losses against their opposition, especially against Florida State, Mississippi State, and Arkansas. Ole Miss will be a close game, but we think Louisiana State will take the win. There are high hopes for this team without a doubt.

The Michigan Wolverines will win against East Carolina, UNLV, Nebraska, Rutgers, and basically all of their other games with the exception of Penn State. Their play schedule looks great compared to some of the other teams’ schedules, which definitely gives them a slight advantage.

With all of the predictions made on future games, it’s even more intriguing to see what happens when they play, and it’s going to be a big deal to tune in and see how Tyler Van Dyke plays with that finger injury.

Welcome to another episode of Son and Pops Sports. The drama continues this week in the NFL, especially if you’ve been following what’s going on with Michael Oher. The week of the NFL preseason is complete, and there are definitely some things you’ll have noticed if you are paying attention.

Carolina is going to have some problems this year. Bryce Young, quarterback for the team, will be running for his life the entire season. Jalen Hurts and Justin Fields are two quarterbacks who are constantly being compared to each other and there is some heated discussion in the media about whether or not this is a valid comparison, and people are taking sides in the debate.

Another week down in the NBA, and these teams all seem to want draft picks when none of them can draft. It seems like a bit of a crapshoot, and the league seems to flip every single year. Lebron is in the East, and then to the West, and it seems like this is indicative of the power shifts we see regularly in the NBA.

It seems like Kirby Yates, pitcher for the Atlanta Braves, still can’t find the strike zone. He struck two guys out, walked the last one, and then hit the bench. It was disappointing to see him play that way. You can’t shy away when these MLB games are so important. It will ruin your momentum and the bottom of the 8th.

It’s good to see things have picked up after a bit of a slow and less interesting week last week. One of the best things about following sports is that things can change on a dime and not knowing what can happen next keeps us tuning in and excited to report on what happens next.

We are here today with another episode of Son and Pops Sports. There is so much going on in various sports arenas, and today we want to dive right in and talk about what's been happening in the last week in the NFL, NBA, and more.

Unfortunately, it was another lackluster week in the preseason of the NFL, and the top two quarterbacks don’t look good, nor dotheir stats. Of note, Anthony Richardson, quarterback for the Colts, didn’t impress this week and he was praised on an incomplete pass which just seemed bizarre. Titans quarterback Will Levis wasn’t great, but not awful. If you were hoping for more excitement in the NFL, there’s always next week.

Another personal gripe this week in sports is that the NBA seems to have a problem with Trae Young. The point guard for the Atlanta Hawks isn’t on the all-star team, which Trae has personally addressed, saying he would like to play. He’s the best young player in the league and the NBA loses cool points for not having him on that team.

James Harden is looking for a better deal instead of returning to training camp which, at his age and what they are offering him,is probably not a wise choice. Nobody is knocking on his door to offer him more money, but it’s understandable that he would want a contract that would allow him more security.

While it has been a bit of a subpar week in sports, it’s still exciting to see what is to come next week. There’s always potential for these players to bring their best in weeks to come.

Another great weekend in sports inspires another Son and Pop discussion on the latest events. This was a big weekend in sports, with a lot happening in college football, the first NFL game came and went, and training camps are kicking off. Plus, Major League Baseball is heating up, making now an excellent opportunity to bring some personal perspective to the latest news and headlines.

Everybody seems to be really excited about Quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson. There’s been a lot of pre-season hype around him, and he had a really good game in game one of the preseason. However, many people have probably felt apathy towards the preseason, since the games seem less compelling this year. These games are background noise for your other daily activities, since most people pay attention only to see how the draft picks are performing. 

More excitingly (though not particularly happily) there is big news and headlines concerning the training camps. Zack Martin continues his holdout from the Cowboys’ camp, with no sign of breaking the stalemate over income negotiations. On top of that news, two wide receivers from the Broncos are out of commission, with Tim Patrick injuring his left Achilles and KJ Hammer’s diagnosis of a non-life-threatening heart condition that will keep him out for weeks to months.

Things in the MLB have been interesting, with some true gameplay contrasted with some lackadaisical gameplay, but there was fire and fury on the field when Jose Ramirez and Tim Anderson got into a scuffle that ended in blows.

Whether it’s college or NFL level football, game-related or nogame-related troubles, there is always something making headlines in sports. These sports have many facets to them that make them endlessly fascinating to discuss and speculate on.