Fred and AJ are broadcasting live from Nick's Place for the Gow Christmas Party! The guys get Gow Media's CEO David Gow on to talk about the rest of the shows and Nick Rinchiuso of Nick's Place joins the show as Fred and AJ thank Nick for having the station there for Christmas.

Brad Powers, Lead College football analyst for Pregame.com, Joined the Blitz. You can follow Brad on Twitter @BradPowers7.

The guys give their opinions on the big Texans game vs the Eagles this Sunday. Chris Harris, runs HarrisFootbal.com, Joined Fred and AJ to talk some football. You can follow Chris on Twitter @HarrisFootball. The guys do the Zadok Jeweler Gem of the Day.

Fred and AJ discuss a bit of offseason Astros talk and the odds for all the college basketball games tonight. The guys talk about the record breaking night for the Houston Rockets last night and give their opinion on Josh Gordon’s announcement today.

The guys start the final hour of the show with a look at a story about a lady who voted for Trump and is now in danger of having her land seized in order to provide land for the president’s border wall. AJ has a bit of a tiff with John Harris on twitter over the merit of Bill O’Brien’s praise from local media about having a winning season 4 out of 5 years. And Fred’s audio book is out, available for download from the link on his twitter. Fred and AJ tell some stories about what they’ve been up to this week including what fancy new restaurants Fred has been to and the guys remind people to come on over to the ESPN radio Christmas party at Kleins and Nicks on Friday. To wrap up the hour the guys look at some celebrity deaths to top off another fantastic what are the odds Wednesday

The guys get the second hour of the show going by spending 2 whole segments discussing a very interesting prostitution based island off the coast of Venezuela known only as “Sex Island”, a vacation spot for those interested in Sex Tourism that also features a particularly intense golf tournament. Then Fred and AJ discuss Kendall Briles and his potential landing spot as offensive coordinator at FSU. Afterwards, the gang talks about Nostradamus’ predictions and what one of his quatrains said would perhaps occur in the year 2019\. The guys wrap up the hour with the Zadok Jewelers Gem of the Day in which a man filed a claim against a bookie he had lost a bet with claiming that the bet was made unlawfully!

The guys get the first hour going with some UH Cougars talk ahead of the upcoming Bowl game with Army, as well as discussing how they each individually handicap certain sports and what goes into that process. The guys then go on to discuss which of the 8 NFL teams that can clinch the playoffs actually will this weekend. The guys discuss the NASA engineer that went to great lengths to catch a package thief, as well as Kareem Hunt’s potential suspension length. The guys discuss which games they’ll be staying away from and how each of them is doing in the ESPN radio fantasy league. The guys then take some calls about the state of NFL teams and their playoff likelihood. To wrap things up Fred and AJ take a look at the players that made the Pro-Bowl and what surprises were on the list.

Karbach's brew master Eric Warner opens up the third hour to talk about what's going on at the brewery and they talk NFL playoffs. The guys also talk about James Harden and his non-travel. They close out the show with 'Hey, Man. F That'.

UFC heavyweight Juan Adams joins Fred and AJ to talk about his win against Chris de la Rocha. Adams talks his journey to the UFC, what he's been doing after the fight and he talks about wanting to fight Greg Hardy but the UFC told him no. Jerome Solomon from the Houston Chronicle joins the show to talk about the Houston Texans and why fans are so hesitant about the team. The guys talk to Jerome about the Houston Astros adding Michael Brantley.

Fred and AJ open up by celebrating Fred's birthday! The guys contemplate whether or not the New Orleans Saints are the best team in the NFL with an ugly win against the Carolina Panthers. Fred and AJ run through the early NFL lines.