The Jay Stephens Podcast: An Ohio State Football and Basketball Podcast

- So you're saying there might be a NBA All Star Game

- Stafford & Goff have new homes

- MLBPA in negotiations with the Union once again

- Bring back the old school Pro Bowl Skills Challenge

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- The Miami Heat have an interesting way to detect COVID-19 in fans

- Tom Brady is going to another Super Bowl

- Is it time for the Tennessee football to rebuild and start from scratch

- Haskins has a new home

Chris Lebron is back! Chris is one of Jay's favorite guest to have on and it doesn't take long to figure that out.  The two of them talk about the birth of The Off the Ball Network and the improved play from the New York Knicks.

- Tom Brady goes to another conference championship

- James Harden acts a fool

- Tennessee had an interesting way to get recruits paid

- Comments about MLK Day

Today, we Jay welcomes Jeff Hunt back to the podcast.  Jay & Jeff recap the national championship game and spend a little time talking about the greatness of Nick Saban.

- Indiana to host the entire NCAA Division Men's Basketball Tournament

- Black Monday in the NFL

- Previewing the NFL Playoffs

- Bowl games still matter

- The Buckeyes get revenge over the Tigers

- Kyrie, there's no need to rest right now

- A tribute to Mike Golic

Cody & I spend some time recapping, reviewing, and remembering everything that has mad 2020 a year sports fans will never forget.

Ross Jackson is Back!  Ross is the host of Locked on Saints and the Editor of the Canal Street Chronicle.  Jay & Ross recap the Saints loss to the Chiefs.  Ross also explains what makes the Saints one of the best teams in the NFL.

Today, Jay introduces a new show that is streamed live on the podcasts facebook page.  The first guest on Let Fans Talk is Garrett Grandy.  Garrett spends some time talking about his allegiance to Boston sports.