Stuck in Misery

Mark Bergin speaks with KCTV reporter Nathan Vickers about his coverage of the Kansas City Chiefs ahead of Super Bowl 55.

 Vickers is in Tampa, Florida, the host city of the big game between the Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

 They discuss how this year's TV coverage compares to previous seasons, their favorite Super Bowl memories and which Kansas City area barbecue is best.

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Mark Bergin reacts to the NFL blockbuster trade of Matthew Stafford to the Los Angeles Rams.

 In return, the Detroit Lions got Jared Goff, two first-round picks and a third-round pick.

 Bergin explains why he thinks the Lions got the better end of the deal, but he points out it could end up where both teams benefit.

 It's just the start of the NFL quarterback carousel during the 2021 offseason.

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Mark Bergin reacts to the release of the 2021 SEC football schedule.

 The SEC season starts on Sept. 4, 2021, with two games that could have an impact on the College Football Playoff: Georgia vs. Clemson (Charlotte, North Carolina) and Miami vs. Alabama (Atlanta). All four teams should be ranked in the Top 15 ahead of the season.

 Bergin also provides his reaction to the Tennessee Volunteers deciding to hire Josh Heupel as their next head coach.

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Mark Bergin and James West discuss their thoughts on the Jacksonville Jaguars hiring Urban Meyer as their next head coach.

 They also make their picks against the spread for the NFL Divisional Round.

 Also, the guys talk about their thoughts of James Harden getting traded to the Brooklyn Nets.

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Mark Bergin, Sam Renschen and James West make their picks against the spread for all six of the NFL Wild Card weekend games.

 Can the Buffalo Bills emerge as the favorite in the AFC?

 Does it matter who plays quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams against the Seattle Seahawks?

 Does the Washington Football Team have what it takes to upset the Tampa Bay Buccaneers?

 Will Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens be one-and-done in the playoffs again?

 Do the Chicago Bears have any hope as a 10-point underdog against the New Orleans Saints?

 Can the Cleveland Browns overcome not having head coach Kevin Stefanski because he's out with COVID-19?

 The guys also discuss the most desirable NFL head coaching vacancies.

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“Stuck in Misery” host Mark Bergin and TV news producer Justin Nunez preview the 2020-2021 NBA regular season.

 The guys think the Los Angeles Lakers will repeat as NBA champions with LeBron James and Anthony Davis as “co-Batmans.”

 Bergin and Nunez also discuss Kevin Durant’s return, and why Russell Westbrook on the Washington Wizards will be like watching a “Fast and Furious” movie.

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Kyle Kirwan joins "Stuck in Misery" to discuss the 2020-21 college basketball season.

 It includes his thoughts on his beloved Duke Blue Devils, and how Missouri matches up against No. 6 Illinois ahead of the annual Braggin' Rights Game.

Mark Bergin, Sam Renschen and James West discuss the keys for Missouri to pull off an upset win.

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Mark Bergin, Sam Renschen and James West discuss the Missouri Tigers' upset win on the road against the Oregon Ducks.

 The guys discuss expectations for the basketball program in Cuonzo Martin's fourth year as Missouri's head coach.

 On the gridiron, Missouri has won two straight games headed into this weekend's Battle Line Rivalry against Arkansas.

 Former Mizzou coach Barry Odom now serves as the Arkansas defensive coordinator.

 The guys whether Ohio State should be considered to make the College Football Playoff.

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Mark Bergin and James West discuss their reactions to the 2020 NBA Draft.

 The guys wish the NBA on TNT crew had hosted the broadcast instead of ESPN.

 Perhaps there isn't as much hype because the COVID-19 pandemic prompted the cancellation of March Madness.

 No fans were able to attend the 2020 NBA Draft to boo commissioner Adam Silver or the New York Knicks' pick.

 Bergin and West discuss the Minnesota Timberwolves' selection of Georgia's Anthony Edwards with the first overall pick.

 They also talked about the Golden State Warriors' pick of Memphis big man James Wiseman and the Chicago Bulls' selection of Florida State forward Patrick Williams.

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Mark Bergin, Sam Renschen and James West discuss their expectations for the 2020 Masters Tournament.

 Golf's most prestigious tournament is being played in the fall for the first time ever.

 No Masters round has been played later than April 15.

 The guys also discuss whether CBS broadcaster Jim Nantz has the best announcing job in sports.

 Plus, several SEC games got postponed because of positive COVID-19 tests.

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