In this episode, UK betting expert Charlie Mullan preview Saturday's Premier League clash between Man City and Chelsea. Man City's last Premier League with Southampton ended in a 0-0 draw while Chelsea beat Spurs 3-0 in Sunday's London Derby. First, we relive the past matches between City and Chelsea. Charlie also brings up how Chelsea has scored first in all five PL fixtures this season and only allowed one goal, which was a penalty away at Liverpool. We also look at the impact Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku has made in his second stint with Chelsea after a club-record signing from Inter Milan. Charlie reminds me how and why Chelsea let Lukaku leave before he reached his full potential. With both teams having depth, we try and predict which lineups Tuchel and Pep will use on Saturday. For City, I ask Charlie whether current City and former Villa star Jack Grealish will start against the reigning European champs. We also look at whether City might have been better off signing Spurs and England striker Harry Kane over Grealish. In less than a year in charge of Chelsea, Thomas Tuchel has won the Champions League, made the FA Cup Final, and led Chelsea to the top spot in the PL after five games. City has recorded four straight PL clean sheets. For Chelsea, I am intrigued whether Chelsea captain César Azpilicueta will be the third central defender or used as a right wing-back as he was in Sunday's Premier League win over Spurs. I also predict Kai Havertz, who scored the only goal against City twice last season, will start. Charlie is predicting both teams to not score while I agree this game will likely provide few goals but plenty of feisty battles between two of England's top clubs. With this weekend being big for sports, we also look at the Champions League encounter between Man City-Paris St. Germain and the Ryder Cup.

In this audio podcast, Charles Sears and I talk about our favorite cash-game plays and locks for Week 3 of the 2021 NFL Season.

First, we look back at how well our lineups fared in Week 2. Luckily, both of us made a profit with our cash-game builds. Charles went with either Andy Dalton or Teddy Bridgewater to save money and build a more expensive lineup. The Big D used Kyler Murray and went with cheaper receivers. Both of us used Rams receiver Cooper Kupp as someone whose price tag didn't make after a monster Week 1.

Onto Week 2, we first look at how Charles is constructing his cash lineup. He is thinking of using Jared Goff or Matt Ryan as a salary-safer. This could change depending on what values or decisions Charles makes before Sunday's official lock. Charles is really locked on using Travis Kelce and the Titans or Bengals defense. Kelce offers a big floor and major upside from a tight end position with a lack of stars. He may very well use Jaguars receiver Marvin Jones and hope for a third big game from Trevor Lawrence's favorite targets.

Then, we look at my lineup. After not being able to use him in the first two main slates, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is finally an option for cash games. With his rushing upside, Lamar will be a mainstay of my lineups. Like last week, Kupp will be in my builds. I am amazed Kupp is only $6,800 after back-to-back monster games. We also look at what decisions The Big D could make to use his $50,000. I am going back and forth on whether to use Vikings' running back Dalvin Cook or Titans' star Derrick Henry. I am looking forward to using consistent Keenan Allen in a potential shootout against the Chiefs.

In this episode, Alex and I talk about a memorable Week 2 for all the wrong reasons for our favorite NFL teams. The Buffalo Bills blanked Alex's Dolphins 35-0 while the Denver Broncos beat my Jags 23-13. First, we talk about what happened in Miami. In a sign of a tough afternoon, Dolphins starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered a rib injury early in the game. Miami only put 216 yards of total offense while allowing six sacks and committing three turnovers. Alex then explains how Miami's offensive line has been a consistent problem for many years before yesterday's shutout loss. Then, we both talk about the Jaguars. Despite throwing two more picks, I remain optimistic Trevor Lawrence will be fine. I then comment on what has gone wrong with 2020 standout James Robinson after another quiet game to start 2021. We switch from our favorite teams to the good, bad, and ugly of Week 2. I start with my admiration of Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler's Murray. We then both talk about Titans start runner Derrick Henry almost carrying the Titans to an overtime win in Seattle. We also love the combo between Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp, who Caught nine passes for 163 yards and two touchdowns against the Colts. Now from the good to the bad and ugly, We talk about Jets rookie Zach Wilson's four interceptions against the New England Patriots. In a game that disappointed most on-lookers, Cowboys receiver Amari Cooper frustrated fantasy owners with just three receptions after a memorable Week 1 against the Bucs. Alex then goes into a rant on the officiating after a few questionable calls in the Cowboys-Chargers game. We end our discussion by previewing the Dolphins trip to Vegas while the Jags welcome Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals to Jacksonville. Alex is looking to smash Arizona this weekend.

In this episode, @DetroitBeastie and I talk about our favorite Week 2 DFS plays, FanDuel vs DraftKings, and More. With Chris playing on FanDuel and Big D a DraftKings player, We compare the point and lineup differences between both websites. FanDuel gives 0.5 points per reception while every catch is worth one point. Chris also talks about playing single-entry and three-to-10-man contests with his lineup construction. I agree it is easier to win a smaller event than try a millionaire.

In this episode, FGCU XC head coach Cassandra Goodson, Freshman Karley Pier, and Senior Osman Humeida talk about the current cross-country season. Karley finished the women's race in fifth with a time of 18:39.1 Osman became the first FGCU men's runner to win the FAU Invitational since 2016 in 15:35. First, Coach Goodson also briefly previews tomorrow's race, which involves BYU, Stanford, Florida State among several running powerhouses. Coach Goodson then talks about the first race of the season, where the Eagles took part in the FAU Invitational in Boca Raton. After a lightning delay at FAU, both 5K races were raced. She talks about how her athletes only got 20 minutes to stretch and loosen before the race. Coach also talks what her athletes did during the delay before the race began. From coach Goodson to the runners, we switch to Karley. From Maine, Karley talks about how the heat and humidity are different in Florida than Maine. Karley is a major fan of running in the heat over cold runs. Like Big D, himself, Karley talks about getting the nerves before each race. She also talks about running her first collegiate race. She did not know what the race would be for her. Without expectations, Karley did not feel any pressure. Karley was also grateful her grandparents, who felt from Maine to Florida, saw her compete. We switch from Karley to Osman. He talks about running his first race for FGCU, which he won in 15:35. Osman also mentions how the shorter distance felt different than a normal race. With the cross-country season just under way, With Osman being from Virginia, he answers whether Florida's humidity or Virginia's hills are tougher to run. Osman is looking to take his advantage of his first 8K and looking for a fast time on the same Apalachee Regional Park course that will host the NCAA cross-country championships in November.

In this episode, DFS guru Charles Sears and I look at cash games on DraftKings for Week 1 and 2. First, we look at what went well and didn't go well for our Week 1 lineup. We look at Big D's cash lineup in a head-to-head contest. we both give our views to what improvements I could make for the next cash contest. Then, Charles shows how his cash lineup worked much better than his GPP entry. With successful cash lineup, Charles saved his bankroll from a total disaster. We also looked into how DFS users constructed winning cash lineups. We switch to this week's slate by looking into how big D is setting his cash lineups. Charles likes me using three running backs due to safer floors from rushing touchdowns. I am a fan of using Nick Chubb, Keenan Allen, Cooper Kupp, and Noah Fant in my lineups. We also look at his strategy with using Mac Jones and Teddy Bridgewater as cash quarterbacks. By using cheap passers, Charles can spread his money on more expensive receivers and running backs. We also look at what lineups Charles is constructing for Sunday's main DK slate.

In this episode, David Moulton and I talk USC football, college football, and NFL Week 1 Recap

First, we talk about USC firing head coach Clay Helton after a disappointing 42-28 loss to Pac-12 rival Stanford. David was not surprised USC fired Helton with the Trojans getting a big head start to find their new coach. David believes USC should go after former Trojan and current Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin.

We also look at struggling traditional powers in Texas, Nebraska, Tennessee, and Michigan. David believes the Vols have lost their recruiting advantage where UT ruled with the nation's largest recruiting budget in the nation.

With David in Gainesville for the Alabama-Florida game on Saturday, we breakdown what to expect in the SEC's first big showdown of 2021. David expects Florida to try and establish the running game. By Running the football, Florida can tire Alabama's defense, and limit Bama's explosive offense.

We also look at which teams are looking the best early in the 2021 CFB season.

From college to the NFL, we answer what went wrong for reigning NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers in a 38-3 defeat to the New Orleans Saints. David mentions how the Saints went on two 15-play touchdowns drives, which limited the Packers offensive snaps in the first half in Jacksonville. We also agree the Packers should still control the NFC North with the other three teams losing Sunday.

We also talk about Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals getting an impressive 38-13 win over the Tennessee Titans.

We conclude this episode by looking at how Jacksonville Jaguars rookie star Trevor Lawrence fared in his NFL Debut.

In this episode, Alex and I look back at the Miami Dolphins winning week 1 while my the Jacksonville Jaguars losing. Miami beat the New England Patriots 17-16 while the Houston Texans won 37-21 over the Jags. First, Alex explains how the Dolphins were able to get a hard-earned win over a divisional rival. We also look at how well Tua Tagovailoa played despite now throwing for many yards. We also look into how Miami won the red zone and ended forced two turnovers and field goals. Then, we look at Dylan's Jags. Despite the loss, I maintain my 100 percent confidence in rookie Trevor Lawrence he will be fine in the NFL. I explain how NFL legend Peyton Manning threw three interceptions in his NFL debut. Despite several rookie mistakes, Lawrence made great throws for big plays. While the Jags lost, we both take positives in how Lawrence responded to interceptions with good throws. Afterwards, we look at other good and bad NFL performances. We first start with Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals earning an impressive 38-13 road win over the Tennessee Titans in Nashville. We also look back at an embarrassing 38-3 loss for Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers. We try to answer what went wrong with the Packers.

In this episode, FGCU swimming head coach Dave Rollins talk FGCU swimming. First, we look back at FGCU/Hungary breaststroker Petra Halmai's performance at the Tokyo Olympics. We also talk about how Tokyo's time difference affected Petra's Olympic preparation. Petra swam in the 4x100-meter Mixed Medley Relay for Hungary Then, we look back at notable performances by countries and individual athletes. We were impressed with Australia's sprinters. Coach Rollins also mentions how Australia may have benefited from less travel than most countries. Emma McKeon won seven medals, which broke the record for any female swimmer in a single Olympics. Then, we discussed the incredible duals between Australia's young star Ariarne Titmus and American star Katie Ledecky. America's Bobby Finke won the 800-meter and 1500-meter freestyle. It was amazing how Finke ended his races so fast after swimming so far. We also look at Caeleb Dressel's five gold medals, including a world record in the 100-meter butterfly. We were both touched by the emotion in Brazil's Bruno Fratus getting a bronze in the 50-meter freestyle. Finally, we preview the upcoming swimming and diving season, which begins with the UNF Invitational next Saturday in Jacksonville. Coach Rollins mentions this meet will be the first competition at the North Florida Aquatic Center. Like most coaches, Coach Rollins is focused on the next meet and not looking forward. FGCU also faces Vanderbilt, Miami, and Georgia Tech on its schedule. I also tell Rollins how one of the diving meets is in Coral Springs, near my former home in Tamarac.

In this episode, DFS guru Charles Sears and I break down the first weekend DraftKings DFS slate. First, we give our fade of a note-worthy player at quarterback, running back, and receiver. Then, the question shifts to our favorite game stacks. We agree that the Cardinals-Titans could turn into a shootout in Nashville. Then, we talk about our favorite cheap running back plays. We end this episode by answering which tight end not named Travis Kelce or Kyle Pitts we would play in DFS. Charles then tries to stump me with a trivia question regarding wide receiver targets.