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Doug Gottlieb opens up about an unfortunate aspect of the fans returning to live events and explains why it’s important for leagues to set a precedent on what is appropriate fan decorum. He talks with Brandon Weeden about which team’s fans make it the hardest on the opposing team and whether or not Jordan Love can replace Aaron Rodgers. Doug talks about the Jaguars’ plan for Tim Tebow and blasts Tua Tagovailoa for not living up to the hype. He speaks with John Middlekauff about the Packers’ willingness to move on from Aaron Rodgers and how ‘The Match’ could’ve been even better! Plus, he speaks with The Athletic’s Jovan Buha to preview Game 3 between the Suns and Lakers.

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Doug Gottlieb opens up about an unfortunate aspect of the fans returning to live events and explains why it’s important for leagues to set a precedent on what is appropriate fan decorum. He talks with Brandon Weeden about which team’s fans make it the hardest on the opposing team and whether or not Jordan Love can replace Aaron Rodgers. Plus, he weighs in on a star tennis player taking a page out of Marshawn Lynch's playbook!

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Doug Gottlieb talks about the Jaguars’ plan for Tim Tebow and blasts Tua Tagovailoa for not living up to the hype. He speaks with John Middlekauff about the Packers’ willingness to move on from Aaron Rodgers and how ‘The Match’ could’ve been even better! Plus, he shares his thoughts on Naomi Osaka’s boycott of the media.

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Doug Gottlieb talks about the dark side of sports fandom and says that one sport is getting exactly what they need out of two of their biggest stars. He speaks with The Athletic’s Jovan Buha to preview Game 3 between the Suns and Lakers. Jovan says that the injury to Chris Paul and the Clippers’ opening series meltdown as created a beneficial path back to the Finals for the Lakers. 

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In this episode, Doug talks with Iona Assistant Tom Abatemarco about his path into a five decade career in coaching with Jim Valvano at Iona College, working under the legendary Lou Carnesecca, Maryland's Lefty Driesell, recruiting Dell Curry to Virginia Tech, re-joining Valavano at NC State, his '83 title run memories, recruiting Spud Webb, and Spencer Dinwiddie.

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Doug Gottlieb reacts to a stellar night of playoff basketball, including an impressive duel between Luka Doncic and Kawhi Leonard. He says that the Clippers can only blame themselves for going down 0-2 in the series and explains why it is officially time for their fans to panic. He weighs in on the Lakers evening up their series with the Suns and speaks with The Ringer's Kevin Clark about where Aaron Rodgers will play football this season. Doug Gottlieb chatswith fellow FSR Co-Host Chris Broussard about the Clippers falling to 0-2 in the opening round series and the Lakers gutting out a win over the Suns to even up the series 1-1. He disagrees with Alex Smith that the Packers needed to give Aaron Rodgers a heads up before drafting his replacement. Doug talks about the highly-anticipated 'Match' which will feature Tom Brady, Phil Mickelson, Aaron Rodgers and Bryson DeChambeau. Plus, Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Dean Pees joins the show to discuss his return to coaching!

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Doug Gottlieb reacts to a stellar night of playoff basketball, including an impressive duel between Luka Doncic and Kawhi Leonard. He says that the Clippers can only blame themselves for going down 0-2 in the series and explains why it is officially time for their fans to panic. Plus, the Ringer's Kevin Clark stops by to discuss the highly-anticipated 'Match' and why he expects Aaron Rodgers to ultimately remain as the Packers quarterback for the 2021 season.

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Doug Gottlieb speaks with fellow FSR Co-Host Chris Broussard about the Clippers falling to 0-2 in the opening round series and the Lakers gutting out a win over the Suns to even up the series 1-1. Doug disagrees with Alex Smith that the Packers needed to give Aaron Rodgers a heads up before drafting his replacement. Plus, Daniel Jeremiah stops by to share his thoughts on the Aaron Rodgers saga. 

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Doug Gottlieb talks about the Clippers overlooking the Mavericks and questions if Luka Doncic can be the face of the NBA. He talks about the highly-anticipated 'Match' which will feature Tom Brady, Phil Mickelson, Aaron Rodgers and Bryson DeChambeau. Plus, Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Dean Pees joins the show to discuss his return to coaching!

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Doug Gottlieb explains why Aaron Rodgers is frustrated with the Packers’ front office and says that the reigning MVP is hurting his team in the long run. Doug opens up about the unfortunate reality that every playoff team must face and chats with the Boston Globe's Ben Volin about Julio Jones' future. Doug says that the Jazz were in the right to protect their star by sitting Donovan Mitchell in Game 1. Their championship hopes are still very much alive and communication will be crucial for them to reach the promised-land. The Washington Post's Michael Lee stops by to discuss pivotal Game 2's for both the Lakers and Clippers. Plus, SI.com's Bill Huber stops by to break down the role Aaron Rodgers' teammates can play in order to repair the relationship.

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