MSU beats CMU in a tale of two halves. Ryan and Tim give their take aways from that game, and give a short preview of the Richmond. At the end, they make their picks for week 2.

Football is back! Ryan and Tim talk Mel Tucker’s comments on NIL, preview the CMU game, and what they want to see from MSU on Friday. Picks ATS are made at the end, and Ryan and Tim give prop bets for friday night.

football season is back! Ryan discusses some guys he expects to have break out seasons, and how some of the national media doesn’t know what they’re talking about with MSU football. In the last part, Ryan and Tim make their season record predictions.

In episode 100 (!!) Ryan and Tim talk Spartan football, and the position previews for the team. At the end, the guys talk some basketball and MSU selling beer at Breslin and Spartan Stadium.

Ryan and Tim talk moneyball, and their observations from it, and in the end Ryan talks football recruiting updates.

Jaden Akins and AJ Hoggard withdraw from the NBA draft. Ryan and Tim discuss that, the big ten landscape, and how minutes will be distributed. Ryan discusses some football at the end.

Michigan State basketball incoming freshman Gehrig Normand joins the pod and talks with Ryan and Tim about what he does for fun, his favorite spots in East Lansing so far, and how basketball has been going for him lately.

Keon Coleman and Payton Thorne enter the portal, and MSU fans lose their minds. Could Keon come back still? Ryan and Tim talk about that, give MSU football and basketball recruiting updates, and talk about Jaden Akins and AJ Hoggard entering the NBA draft while retaining their eligibility for college.

MSU football has their spring football kickoff. Ryan talks about his experience there, and his takeaways from the event. In the second half of the episode, Ryan and Tim discuss Tyson Walker and Malik Hall returning, and Jesse McCullough committing.

MSU loses to Kansas State in an all time thriller in the sweet 16. Ryan and Tim discuss the game, and talk possibilities of MSU’s roster for next season, and how Jeremy Fears and Xavier Booker performed in the McDonald’s All-American game.