Jamie Arnold and Peyton Prescott delivered key performances on the mound to help FSU beat Oregon State 3-1 and force a winner take all rubber match in the Corvallis Super Regional. Brett and Ariya give their reactions to Arnold's masterclass, Prescott's ability to slam the door shut, and the team's overall toughness to battle back after Game 1's disappointment. The guys also touch on key at-bats and how Game 3 is shaping up for the Noles with Wes Mendes on the mound to start and a trip to the CWS on the line.

Brett and Ariya give their reactions to the 5-4 loss to Oregon State in Game 1 of the Super Regionals. From the big moments offensively, to Joey Volini's strong start and all the way to the base running blunders and melt down in the 9th inning, the guys chat about where the Noles fell short. They also preview Game 2 against the Beavers (9 PM ET, ESPN2) and why Jamie Arnold is the perfect guy on the mound to try and keep the season alive.

Star third baseman Cal Fisher joins Sunday Golds in this in-depth episode.

Brett and Ariya deep dive into the Tallahassee Regional and break down the weekend. Who stood out? Jamie Arnold's final masterpiece at Howser, Wes Mendes taking the next step, and the key hits from the lineup vs. Mississippi State. They also talk bullpen usage and batting order developments, in addition to their initial thoughts on facing Oregon State on Corvallis. The guys ponder through some rotation options for the Super Regional and finish with some national college baseball talk in what was a wild weekend in Regionals around the country. Why was the SEC so overrated? Why was the ACC so underrated? And how mid-majors have found a way to compete with the top dogs.

Cal Fisher 1-on-1 interview (31:30-49:05)

Brett and Ariya provide their instant reaction to FSU’s 5-2 win over Mississippi State to win the Tallahassee Regional.

Brett and Ariya give their instant reaction to FSU’s 10-3 win over Mississippi State.

The guys are back and welcome Myles Bailey and Devon Travis to the podcast to help break down the 2025 Tallahassee Regional and get you set for postseason baseball at Howser. Nearly 90 minutes of content you can't get anywhere else! Breakdown of segments below:

5:00-16:00 (Joey Volini gets the ball vs. BCU)

16:01-31:30 (Myles Bailey 1-on-1)

31:31-38:30 (Thoughts on Bailey's rapid improvement)

38:31-58:05 (Deep breakdown of N'Eastern, Miss. State, and Bethune)

58:06-1:17:45 (ESPN's Devon Travis previews Tally Regional)

1:17:46-1:20:55 (Keys to FSU winning the Regional)

1:21:00 (Thoughts on other Regionals, who is on upset watch?)

Brett and Ariya give their initial reactions to FSU being named the No. 9 overall seed. The Noles welcome Northeastern (CAA), Mississippi State (SEC) and Bethune Cookman (SWAC) in the Tallahassee Regional. The guys breakdown the 4 teams on the surface and what to expect from each. They also chat about the pairing with Oregon State and a potential trip to Corvallis for Supers, but also note TCU and USC could give the Beavers a major push. The quick show ends with thoughts on who to start Friday vs. Bethune and why playing the day game is preferred for FSU.

Brett and Ariya discuss FSU's 7-5 loss to UNC in the ACC Tournament Semifinals. The guys break down the strong performances of Wes Mendes and Joey Volini on the mound, as well as missed opportunities that led to the Noles' demise. They also chat about the main differences separating Florida State and Carolina, how the Noles might pitch in a regional, and finish by breaking down FSU's postseason seeding likelihood.

Ariya comes to you live from the Durham Bulls Athletic Park after FSU beat Duke 14-7 in the ACC Tournament Quarterfinals. This pod breaks down the win, the offensive outburst, better overall plate apperances, and the fireworks from Myles Bailey in support of Jamie Arnold. He also gives a quick RPI update, thoughts on the quest for a Top 8 Seed, as well as why a win over UNC in the Semifinals could give the Noles the edge over the Tar Heels on Selection Monday.

The Seminoles were disappointing against the Tar Heels at Howser over the weekend, losing the series. Brett and Ariya discuss the ramifications of the weekend, but why winning game three might have saved FSU's season. They also break down the postseason picture, the opportunity at the ACC Tournament, and why Alex Lodise should win ACC Player of the Year.

An in-depth episode addressing concerns, reasons for optimism, and where FSU stands heading into the postseason. One you won't want to miss!