We open this Thursday edition of SportsWrap w/ Jason Page with The Big Story: the stunning news that Michigan has fired head football coach Sherrone Moore following an investigation into an inappropriate relationship with a university staffer. Shortly after his dismissal, Moore was arrested, and while charges had not yet been filed at the time of recording, reports indicate an arraignment is expected Friday. Jason breaks down what we know, what’s still unclear, and what this means for the Wolverines program.

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Next, Bill Bender of The Sporting News joins the show to dig into the Moore fallout, who could replace him at Michigan, and the broader implications across college football. Bill and Jason also break down the College Football Playoff picture, including the continuing debate over Notre Dame’s exclusion from the final bracket.

In Segment 4, we shift to the NFL, reacting to surprising public comments from Travis Kelce and Joe Burrow that have some fans wondering whether both stars are hinting at stepping away from the game. Jason & Sam weigh in.

Then we turn to NASCAR, which has officially settled its antitrust lawsuit with FrontRow Motorsports and 23XI Racing — ending a 14-month legal battle that threatened to expose damaging internal information. Jason & Sam explain why this settlement happened now, and who ultimately forced NASCAR’s hand.

We wrap with Odds & Ends, including the NBA Cup semifinals set for Las Vegas, the Orioles signing Pete Alonso, and a preview of the Week 15 Thursday Night Football matchup between the Buccaneers and Falcons.

It’s all part of a loaded Thursday SportsWrap.

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We open this Wednesday edition of SportsWrap w/ Jason Page with The Big Story: the shocking move by the Indianapolis Colts to bring in Philip Rivers, who hasn’t played since 2020 and is now a Pro Football Hall of Fame semifinalist. Jason breaks down why the Colts turned to a 44-year-old retiree after the Daniel Jones injury, whether Rivers will actually end up starting, and what this decision says about the team’s confidence level in their QB room.

Part two of The Big Story shifts to Nick Sirianni, who addressed calls from fans and media to bench Jalen Hurts after the Eagles’ recent struggles. Jason weighs in on Sirianni’s defense of his quarterback — and whether Philly is handling its QB controversy the right way.

In Segment 2, Sam Yarnell joins the show and makes the surprising case for why Philip Rivers could succeed in Indianapolis despite being out of football for five years.

Then it’s NBA time with Kurt Helin of Pro Basketball Talk (NBC Sports). Jason and Kurt break down the biggest stories across the league, including the potential for a Knicks–Lakers dream final in the NBA Cup, whether the Thunder or Spurs can spoil L.A.’s repeat bid, what’s next for Chris Paul, and the outlook on Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Bucks.

With Week 15 approaching, Jason and Sam dive into updated NFL playoff odds, which teams are most likely to clinch or collapse, and the ever-entertaining Tankathon and who currently sits atop the NFL’s race to the bottom.

We close with Odds & Ends, including an unreal finish between Clemson and BYU at the Jimmy V Classic, plus a tribute to a WNBA star — not named Caitlin Clark — receiving a massive and well-deserved honor.

It’s all part of a stacked Wednesday SportsWrap.

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We kick off this Tuesday edition of SportsWrap w/ Jason Page with The Big Story in college football: Why is Ole Miss allowing nearly every departing assistant who followed Lane Kiffin to LSU to coach in their bowl game… except Kiffin himself? Jason also reacts to the latest comments from Notre Dame Athletic Director Pete Bevacqua, and what they mean for the Irish moving forward.

Next, we break down Monday Night Football, where the Chargers edged the Eagles in overtime. While Philadelphia has now dropped three straight, Jason explains why he isn’t sounding the alarm the same way many in the national media are.

Our MLB analyst David Aardsma joins Jason & Sam to dive deep into the MLB Winter Meetings in Orlando — what’s happening, what isn’t happening, and what we should expect next. They also get David’s reaction to the latest Baseball Hall of Fame decisions and who he believes was snubbed.

In Segment 5, we hit NFL Weekend Leftovers, including key quarterback injuries that could reshape the playoff picture.

We wrap with Odds & Ends, featuring a surprising football storyline and a major piece of news from the golf world that has fans buzzing.

It’s all part of a packed Tuesday SportsWrap.

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We open this Monday edition of SportsWrap w/ Jason Page with The Big Story: the College Football Playoff Selection Committee’s decision to exclude Notre Dame from the final bracket. Jason breaks down why the Irish were left out, how the school is handling the aftermath, and shares a perspective that may surprise you.

Former NFL safety and Heisman voter Nick Ferguson joins the show to weigh in on the CFP drama, offering insight into what Notre Dame could do to avoid this situation in the future. Nick also sticks around to talk NFL Week 14, including the biggest storylines from around the league.

In the back half of the show, Sam Yarnell jumps in as we dive deep into the AFC and NFC headlines — including whether the Chiefs’ latest loss to the Texans officially ends Kansas City’s playoff hopes.

We wrap with Odds & Ends, reacting to the news that Jeff Kent has been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame, and Jason shares why he’s frustrated that another all-time great once again fell short. Plus, Sam and Jason break down their Monday Night Football betting advice.

It’s all part of a packed Monday SportsWrap.

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We kick off this Friday edition of SportsWrap w/ Jason Page with The Big Story—starting with the Cowboys’ 44–30 loss in Detroit and what it means for their playoff hopes, their season, and the larger questions facing the franchise. Jason breaks down why this feels like another year of disappointment in Dallas.

Part two of The Big Story shifts to LeBron James, whose streak of 1,297 straight regular-season games with 10+ points finally ended—yet somehow, the moment only added to his legend. Jason explains why LeBron’s game-winning assist to Rui Hachimura says more about his greatness than any streak ever could.

Sam Yarnell joins the show to dive deeper into the Cowboys–Lions result and explain why he wasn’t surprised at all by Thursday night’s outcome.

Then, Robert Littal, Founder of Black Sports Online, returns to square off with Jason on the biggest stories of the week, including some heated NBA debates and a candid conversation about the realities women face when leaving ESPN for perceived “better” opportunities.

With Week 14 in the NFL and a massive weekend in College Football ahead, Jason and Sam highlight the matchups with the biggest stakes and the highest chaos potential.

We wrap with Page vs. The Prince, as Jason and Sam deliver their Week 14 NFL Picks—and battle for handicapping supremacy.

It’s all part of a jam-packed Friday SportsWrap.

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We open this Thursday edition of SportsWrap w/ Jason Page with The Big Story—and today it’s a two-parter. First, Jason questions whether Lane Kiffin has been fully honest about the circumstances surrounding his departure from Ole Miss after new reporting suggests key details don’t match his version of events. Then we shift to Giannis Antetokounmpo, whose expected departure from Milwaukee is suddenly complicated by a new calf injury suffered in a win over Detroit.

Next, Sam Yarnell joins Jason for a deeper dive into the NFL. Did Ben Roethlisberger and James Harrison do Mike Tomlin wrong with their public comments about his future in Pittsburgh? We’ll play Big Ben’s remarks and react. Jason and Sam also examine Aaron Rodgers walking back his criticism of teammates for not showing up to film sessions.

Mike Hill of Fox Sports stops by to talk the biggest storylines in college football and the NFL — including how the College Football Playoff should be restructured, the latest on Lane Kiffin, thoughts on Deion Sanders, and NFL narratives as we approach Week 14.

We wrap with Odds & Ends, featuring a preview of Cowboys vs. Lions on Thursday night and some early betting advice from Jason and Sam.

It’s all part of a packed Thursday SportsWrap.
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We kick off this Wednesday edition of SportsWrap w/ Jason Page with The Big Story—the Oklahoma City Thunder’s historic 21–1 start and the massive question looming ahead of 2026:
Should OKC chase 74 wins and an NBA regular-season record, or stay focused on another championship run?

The newest College Football Playoff rankings are out, and Jason & Sam break down the bracket, the controversies, and Jason’s surprisingly simple solution that could remove a ton of frustration from the CFP selection process.

Next up, Kurt Helin of NBC Sports and Pro Basketball Talk joins the show to discuss the biggest headlines around the NBA, including:
🏀 The Thunder’s historic surge
🏀 The Celtics’ surprising start
🏀 The Clippers’ unceremonious goodbye to Chris Paul
🏀 More injury concerns for Zion Williamson

In Segment 5, Sam Yarnell returns to dive into the latest NFL news, and we wrap with Odds & Ends, including thoughts on whether two all-time GOATs in their sports might be gearing up for comebacks in 2026.

It’s all part of a loaded Wednesday edition of SportsWrap.

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Jason Page opens this Tuesday edition of SportsWrap with The Big Story—and it starts with the hard-hitting, questionable moments from Monday Night’s Patriots–Giants game in Foxboro. In a league that constantly preaches player safety, Jason asks: What exactly were we watching last night? He also has sharp words for Dillon Brooks after his latest round of trash talk toward LeBron James.

Sam Yarnell joins the show to react to the Patriots’ 11–2 record, their soft schedule, and the tricky question: How good is New England, really? Jason and Sam also jump around the league with NFL Week 13 Weekend Leftovers.

Later, Lane Kiffin meets the media in Baton Rouge to discuss his new job at LSU, and Jason breaks down what Kiffin said—and how the college football world reacted.

In MLB news, the Mets make a splash by signing a former Yankees reliever. Jason explains why he’s celebrating the move and why Steve Cohen’s club might now be positioned for future big-ticket signings.

Finally, in Odds & Ends, we update the ongoing WNBA labor situation—and explore new reporting that suggests Serena Williams may be eyeing a comeback.

It’s all part of a loaded Tuesday edition of SportsWrap w/ Jason Page.

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Jason launches a brand-new daily monologue segment called “The Big Story”, and today’s headline is the one everyone in college football is talking about: Lane Kiffin leaving Ole Miss for LSU. Jason breaks down why this move matters, who it impacts most, and what it means for the future of both programs.

In segment two, Bill Bender of The Sporting News joins Jason and Sam Yarnell to dig deeper into the Kiffin fallout, plus all the major takeaways from College Football Rivalry Weekend. From playoff implications to coaching carousel chaos, they cover it all.

Then it’s on to the NFL, where Jason and Sam recap the top matchups across both conferences — including the Rams’ stunning loss in Charlotte and the Colts falling at home to the Texans.

We wrap with Odds & Ends, discussing the latest WNBA labor news and previewing Monday Night Football: Giants vs. Patriots.

It’s all part of a loaded Monday edition of SportsWrap.

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It’s a loaded Friday edition of SportsWrap w/ Jason Page as Black Sports Online founder Robert Littal joins the show for the full hour to break down a massive Thanksgiving sports week. We start with a full recap of all three NFL Thanksgiving Day games and what their results mean moving forward, including:
🏈 Chiefs vs. Cowboys
🏈 Packers vs. Lions
🏈 Bengals vs. Ravens

Then Jason and Robert dive into big headlines from around the NBA—starting with a bold question: Could the Oklahoma City Thunder actually win more regular-season games than the Warriors’ historic 73-win team from 2015–16? The guys debate what’s realistic and what’s just hype.

College Football Rivalry Weekend is here, highlighted by Ohio State vs. Michigan at the Big House. Can the Wolverines stop Ryan Day again and keep the checklist incomplete for the Buckeyes coach? We’re breaking it all down.

We also discuss Erin Andrews’ recent comments about the sacrifices she’s made as a sideline reporter—comments that drew strong criticism online. Jason explains why he thinks the backlash is unfair, and Robert weighs in.

To wrap the show, Sam Yarnell joins us for our weekly NFL Picks segment heading into Sunday’s action.

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