Zach welcomes on Salvador Corona to discuss the NBA season, including how the Nuggets, Mavericks, Celtics and Heat have disappointed, while the Sixers, Suns and Knicks have surpassed expectations. The pair also debate the ludicrous All-Star Game plan the NBA has crafted, NBA title contenders, how the Brooklyn Nets will function in the playoffs, and who the favorite is in the loaded Western Conference.

Zach opens the show by discussing UCF's hire of Gus Malzahn as football coach, explaining how the new era of UCF football will be better than the last (00:52). Zach then welcomes on Joe Grau to discuss the European soccer scene, with Manchester City's winning streak, Liverpool's disappointing season, West Ham's push for the Champions League places and Chelsea's misfit team being prominent topics. The pair then discuss La Liga, where Joe states if he'd rather have Lionel Messi or Kevin de Bruyne for the next five years, and they then finish the show by making picks for the Champions League Round of 16 (6:59). 

In a new format for the show, Zach breaks down 8 college football programs undergoing significant transition with:

-Luke Lengel: Ohio State and Georgia (00:15)

-Laura Green: UCF and Tennessee (16:47)

-Max Schwartz: Michigan and Clemson (32:14)

-Lucas Wiggins: Alabama and Texas (46:23)

Zach welcomes on old friend Olivia Salter to discuss what Donald Trump's legacy will be after leaving office, recent COVID-19 restrictions, and how the Democrats have a big chance to win a true majority in the country during Joe Biden's Presidency. The pair discuss Kamala Harris and her (potential) future presidency, and how the current political climate is truly destructive and what we can do to bridge the societal gaps we have. 

Zach starts the show by bidding farewell to Matthew Stafford, before discussing what the trade means for the NFC contenders in 2021. He then welcomes on Maté Nagy to discuss how Tampa has embraced this Bucs team, how the Bucs' season has fluctuated from great to terrible, and the current environment surrounding the city as they're the first to host and have their home team play in the Super Bowl. The pair then discuss how they think the game will go, and give their Super Bowl 55 predictions. 

For the first pod of 2021, Zach welcomes on cousin Ryan Lucchesi to discuss the fallout of UFC 257, including Dustin Poirier's stunning knockout of Conor McGregor and Michael Chandler's fantastic UFC debut win over Dan Hooker. The pair then discuss the upcoming February and March fight cards, before peering into their crystal balls and predicting who will reign atop of each of the UFC's dozen divisions come January 1st, 2022. 

Zach welcomes on NFL expert JJ Conklin to discuss the latest headlines around the league, including the disastrous NFC East, Josh Allen's breakout season, the MVP race, and the Bucs not feeling completely right. The pair also discuss the Browns' playoff chances in a loaded AFC North, the Rams' offensive resurgence and injuries across the league, before giving out their revised playoff predictions. 

Zach welcomes on college football expert Luke Lengel to discuss the latest storylines in the sport, such as Oklahoma dropping out of the Top 25, Texas losing to an unranked opponent again, Alabama, Florida and Georgia looking like CFP contenders and Oklahoma State potentially being the Big 12's best hope for the playoff. The pair also debate how good North Carolina, Miami and Tennessee actually are, Clemson vs. Notre Dame and the logjam at the top of the American. Then, they finish up with a preview of the Big Ten, including who they think will play in the championship game, who they think will surprise, and what they think Michigan's ceiling is. 

Zach welcomes on Ryan Lucchesi to preview UFC 253, including in-depth breakdowns of the Middleweight title fight between Paulo Costa and Israel Adesanya and the Light Heavyweight title fight between Dominick Reyes and Jan Blachowicz and other fighters to watch throughout the night. The pair then discuss Alistair Overeem's win over Augusto Sakai, the incredible Angela Hill-Michelle Waterson fight, Tyron Woodley's spirit, Colby Covington's ascension to number one contender status, a potential Dustin Poirier-Tony Ferguson bout and October's announced fights. 

Zach welcomes on a select trio of NBA fans to break down both Conference Finals, with discussions about Jimmy Butler's matchup with the Celtics' wings, Bam Adebayo as the key for the Heat, and whether Kemba Walker and Gordon Hayward can make a difference in the series. The quartet then debate the Clippers-Nuggets Game 7, how each of those teams match up with the Lakers, whether James Harden can win a title and if Giannis is actually the best player in the NBA.