Hurricane Ian is making landfall in Florida, impacting millions of families, and our thoughts are with everyone impacted by the situation. Sports still go on, however, whether they have to be moved on the schedule or to an entirely separate location. Looking at the Kansas City Chiefs matchup with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Andy Reid’s team may have caught a break. Also in Hour 1, Deandre Ayton and Monty Williams haven’t talked in months, Phil Mickelson is withdrawing from the Tour LIV lawsuit against the PGA, and we’re still waiting for homerun 61 from Aaron Judge.

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Touching on the NFL, college football, and even the Brittney Griner situation, Calvin shares his final observations from the sports weekend and answers callers’ questions in Hour 2. One of the questions asked about Urban Meyer’s fit in Nebraska and whether it is a good move for the program. In short, the answer is “yes”, unfortunately. One last note on the day, Tiger Woods’ son Charlie scored a career-best 68 over the weekend, which has the golf community salivating.

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With the football weekend dominating Monday’s show, NBA Media Days are on The Docket to start today’s show. Calvin shares his big takeaways from the Philadelphia 76ers, Boston Celtics, Brooklyn Nets, and San Antonio Spurs. Getting to last night’s game, the Dallas Cowboys win another one without their quarterback Dak Prescott, thanks to the defense and the running game. Cooper Rush didn’t look bad either against the New York Giants, raising the question if he can be more than a backup in the NFL.

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The NFC East gets a lot of disrespect, but Hour 2 is all about them. Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles are balling right now, coming off of a division win over the Washington Commanders. On Monday Night Football, the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Giants close out the week where the Giants hope to keep pace with Philly.

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Coming off of the weekend, the NFL is set to dominate today’s show, but there are a few college football headlines Calvin wants to address right out of the gate. Getting around to the league, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills suffered their first losses of the season, falling to the Indianapolis Colts and Miami Dolphins respectively. The collapses around the AFC West really have the guys wondering if the division is overrated, especially with the Los Angeles Chargers’ defense missing in action against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

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There’s a strong slate of games set for Saturday, and Calvin has circled his for another edition of the College Football Weekend Preview presented by Dos Equis. Speaking of making picks, the Foundation Picks are back after a 2-4 record last weekend. Can they bounce back?

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With more information coming out about the Ime Udoka suspension by the Boston Celtics, the guys continue to discuss the situation. This topic is sure to stick around as more details emerge. Last night, the Cleveland Browns defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday Night Football. Mitchell Trubisky didn’t look bad, but he didn’t look great. With a slate of difficult opponents coming up, is it time to move to Kenny Pickett?

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The conversation on Ime Udoka carries over into the second hour, and Calvin heads to the phones and social media as listeners weigh in. Before all is said and done, there is football tonight with a big NFL game on Thursday Night Football between the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Both teams enter the game off of losses last weekend.

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The lengths that people will go to for attention in today’s world is wild. In Utah, one student at the University of Utah allegedly claimed they would blow up a nuclear reactor near the campus if the Utes lose this weekend. The student has been arrested, but Calvin wants to address this generation on their antics. In the NBA, breaking news overnight stole the news cycle today with Boston Celtics head coach Ime Udoka being suspended for a year over what is reportedly an unprofessional consensual relationship with a member of the team’s staff.

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The AFC West is stacked without a doubt, and Denver Broncos reporter Mike Klis joins the show in the latter half of Hour 2 to break it down. Going off The Docket a touch, a conversation sparks around how far is too far in college football rivalries, and how one player in Austin is feeling the effects of it.

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