The PatteFacts: A College Football Show

Stay off the Sidelines, Get the Facts! on: How to Prevent Possible Injury during Court-Storming in College Basketball for those that don't Understand, How Wake Forest's Hunter Sallis Gained a Second Chance through the Transfer Portal, and William's Biggest "Boom or Bust" Teams in College Basketball.

(2:34) How to Prevent Injury during Court Storming

(14:30) Hunter Sallis' Second Chance Through the Portal

(19:50) William's Two "Boom or Bust" Teams in College Basketball

(28:14) Putting Some Respect on USF

(36:29) Vols Walk, so CFB can Run

Stay off the Sidelines, Get the Facts! on: The NBA's Uncompetitive All-Star Game, The Risk of Going "All In" on the Transfer Portal in CBB, and How UConn is Following Their Championship Formula.

William hits the NBA All-Star Game hard to begin the episode pointing the finger and explaining how to fix the weekend going forward (2:19). Next, William hits the College Basketball Hardwood and details the fall of Arkansas and Memphis this season highlighting their "all in" mentality on the Transfer Portal and their "lack of foundation" (15:27). Finally, William wraps up with sharing how UConn is following the same championship blueprint as last season (24:58).

Stay off the Sidelines, Get the Facts! on: The Newest Dynasty in the NFL, Kyle Shanahan's Issue in the Big Game's, and Where Mahomes Ranks All-Time.

After a Super Sports Weekend, William explains why the Chiefs Dynasty goes DEEPER than just Winning (2:10). Next, William looks at the other side and criticizes Kyle Shanahan's struggles with Situational Football in the Biggest Games (10:08). William tells viewers where Patrick Mahomes ranks all-time (18:41). William rolls on to the NBA and gives his "biggest winner" from the NBA Trade Deadline (27:45). Finally, William enlightens viewers on the angle behind the Grizzlies most recent moves (33:14).

Stay off the Sidelines, Get the Facts! on: Why the Bills were Out-Coached on Sunday, How Lamar Jackson Proved More than Just Overcoming His Playoff Struggles, and How the Chiefs are Getting Hot at the Right Time.

William Dives in to How the Bills Need a Better Offensive Minded Coach for Josh Allen (2:20). Next, William explains how Lamar proved even more than just over coming his playoff struggles (13:06). Then, William explains how the Chiefs are getting hot at the right time (18:43). Later, William asks if Brock Purdy can make the game-winning plays as the playoffs go on (23:00) and how the Lions are still lacking despite racking up W's (28:46). Finally, William rounds out the episode with his reaction to Brian Callahan being named the Titans next coach (32:54).

Stay off the Sidelines, Get the Facts! on: Why Jordan Love was ready for the moment, Often Delusional Cowboys Fan: Carson Massa's Therapy Session, and How Nick Sirianni's Time is Limited in Philly.

William kicks off the episode with the agenda, and moves right into why Jordan Love deserves some love (3:24). Next, William brings on Often Delusional Cowboys Fan: Carson Massa for a Playoff MASSA MELTDOWN that basically turns into a therapy session for Carson to let it all out (10:49). Later, William rants on the Eagles pathetic ending to the season (39:15). Then, William questions Tua Tagovailoa's future with the Dolphins (46:50). William gives the "blueprint to win a rebuild in the NFL" (51:00) and rounds out the episode with William's thoughts on Nick Saban's retirement and Kalen DeBoer's hiring (57:29).

Stay off the Sidelines, Get the Facts! on:

(3:40)- How Michigan Won the CFP

(8:43)- Why Jim Harbaugh should Head to LA

(14:49)- What the Bills have Learned this Season

(22:46)- Jaguars Get Complacent

(30:52)- Are the Eagles Salvageable?

(36:05)- NFL Playoff Contending Questions

(42:38)- Often Delusional Cowboys Fan: Carson Massa Joins!

(55:43)- NFL Wk.18 PatteLadder

(1:04:45)- Reaction to Ja Morant Season-Ending Injury

Happy New Year! Episode 52 Time Stamps:

2:34 - How Michigan Fought through Adversity once Again.

10:50 - Washington's Consistent Trait this Season.

16:15 - CFP Championship Preview

18:58 - What Nico Proved in Debut

25:15 - Eagles Issues

33:31 - Don't Blame T(he)-Law

44:45 - NFL Wk.17 PatteLadder

Stay off the Sidelines, Get the Facts! on: The Numbers behind the Bills with LESS Josh Allen, Often Delusional Cowboys Fan: Carson Massa's Meltdown, and Why it is Time to Question Tomlin in Pittsburgh.

Happy Holidays from The PatteFacts! William kicks off the episode explaining why the Bills are better when Josh Allen's usage rate is lower (2:53). Next, Often Delusional Cowboys Fan: Carson Massa joins for Massa Meltdown to discuss the Cowboys' embarrassing loss (12:28). After the Meltdown, William audibles to questioning whether Mike Tomlin should still be the Steelers leader (25:34). William stays in the AFC North with the Browns and explains why he thinks they could make some noise in the playoffs (34:15). Later, William discusses the Jaguars "beating themselves" for a third straight week (40:01). Finally, William rounds out the episode with his Week 15 NFL PatteLadder: his power rankings after the weekend! (45:50).

Stay off the Sidelines, Get the Facts! on: What the Cowboys proved on Sunday, Why the Chiefs aren't winning games, and William asks "contending questions" about the NFL Playoff Race.

It's Episode 50 of The PatteFacts and it's a good one! William opens the show (2:16) explaining why the Cowboys have gone from a "I'll believe when I see it" team to a team where you can see it. Next, William explains what the Chiefs problem is (9:21). Later, Often Delusional Cowboys Fan: Carson Massa joins to discuss the Cowboys win over the Eagles, Dak Prescott's MVP chances, and the upcoming matchup with the Bills (18:14). Next, William lists his NFL PatteLadder after Week 14 (26:22). Then, William asks "contending questions" as the NFL Playoff race heats up (34:03). Finally, William rounds out the episode with explaining why there is a glitch with the Transfer Portal and NIL in college football (44:00) and what the Lakers showed during their undefeated run through the NBA In-Season Tournament (55:35).