The guys discuss the vomit-inducing Army/Navy game, along with your favorite SportsBall segments.

The guys discuss the fallout from the College Football Playoff rankings, and what a 6-team or 8-team playoff could look like.

This episode includes a football game featuring the worst of everything the sport has to offer, a quick glance of the College Football Championship picture, and a trip down memory lane to when the NFL had defense. Of course, you'll get the segments you've grown to love including the Libertarian Party Team of the Week, a Puck to the Head, In Memoriam and Pick 'Em Conference Championship Edition. Plus a special thing you won't want to miss.

Mike and Alan are thankful for sports. In this Thanksgiving episode, they tell you why. They also pay tribute to Drew Brees, look at the college football standings through a little different lens, recall two more teams In Memoriam, and give you some picks to chew on. That and much more on episode 13 of SportsBall.

In this episode Mike and Alan take on the age-old debate: can a college team beat a pro team? You'll also get a new segment: the Libertarian Party Team of the week. Plus, asl always, In Memoriam, picks and a Lightning Round.

This week, Mike and Alan preview the upcoming NCAA basketball season. Plus you'll still get the segments you know an love, including In Memoriam, cowardly coaches coaching cowardly and Mike's puck to the head.

Mike begins the show by lamenting a particularly bad week as a sports fa, while Alan is enjoying his money pick success. The subject turns to cowardice and bravery, but mostly cowardice, in the coaching world. Afterwards, there's delusional fans, fond memories, picks, and pillow fights.

Episode 9 kicks off with the guys talking about the highs and lows of the previous week, including a crappy MNF game and the coaching carousel. Alan challenges Mike to a lightning round before covering this week's Puck You, Picks, and the new Pillow Fight of the Week.

Mike leads this week off with his endless positivity, talking about how parity just means everyone is good. The guys totally skip talking about the upcoming NBA season, and discuss cowardly coaches who coach cowardly.

SportsBall starts with the usual "Last Week's Recap Without Really Looking," which features lot's of zeroes to heroes, and some cynicism toward flowery words. In this week's "In Memoriam," the guys remember the dearly departed Auburn Tigers and Atlanta Falcons. Finally, there's a surprise twist to this week's pick'em, as the guys were too much on the same wavelength.