Zipp's back with the results of March Sadness, his thoughts on the Astros' first series with the Angels, and the (merciful) end to the Houston Rocket's season. Also, April 30th will be the season finale of The H Is For Hell, so make sure to tune in for the schedule leading up to it! 

This week, the baseball lockout is over, Deshaun Watson will hopefully be leaving the Texans, and Zipp makes his March Madness bracket choices based entirely off whether or not he knows someone who went to the school. 

In preparation for March Madness, Zipp talks about the rise and fall of the Houston Comets, the first WNBA dynasty.

This week, Zipp rants about the Slam Dunk contest and Jalen Green's lackluster performance.

This week, Zipp cheers on the failing of the Big 3 in Brooklyn, brainstorms a hockey team name for Houston, and admits he was wrong about the MLB lockout leading to games being cancelled.

It's a miracle ice even exists in Houston, and yet we still feel we deserve an NHL team? You bet we do! This week we talk about the possibility of a Houston NHL franchise and the history of hockey in the space city!

Zipp's back from his bout with Omicron and ready to wrap up an abysmal Texans season, including the rumored next head coach, Roy Lopez's rookie season, and new USFL and XFL teams coming to Houston.

Thespian Papi himself joins the program to discuss the Dallas Cowboys vs San Francisco 49ers wild card round matchup. In addition to that, the fellas review the Cowboys' win over the Eagles, grill up a ridiculous Black Monday firing and review how their regular season predictions played out.

It's 2022 and Zipp starts the year off right by sleeping through his first assignment. He also talks about the College Football Playoffs, the Rockets, and John Madden. 

Tre Blanco is fired up after the Dallas Cowboys A) won the division before their matchup and B) blew out the Washington Football Team. They start by recapping the game including a very argumentative edition of Daniel's Negatives where Blanco believes no negatives should be stated. Julien's Hot Take of the Week leads them into previewing the matchup with the Arizona Cardinals and finally the best ending to the show of all time.