Closing out the week, there are some key college football games, with #16 Ole Miss vs #3 Georgia taking the cake. After giving out an eight-pack in The Foundation Picks, there’s show updates to get to AND a new 24/7 voicemail line at (877-37-GRIND available to you, presented by ZingZang.

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Calvin’s analysis of the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos game carries into Hour 2. Also, the Houston Texans may have Nico Collins coming back, but the Detroit Lions have momentum, making them a tough beat. Moving into basketball, the guys get into the San Antonio Spurs’ nice win over Portland Trail Blazers, the perfect Cleveland Cavaliers, and Bronny James’ G-League debut.

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Last night, the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals delivered the offensive power as expected, and Lamar & Co. escaped with the win once again. The reigning MVP is looking like a strong contender to repeat. There’s another strong division battle this weekend, taking place in the AFC West. Bo Nix is making his first trip to Arrowhead Stadium to take on the defending champions, hoping to make a name for himself and the young Denver Broncos.

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Ending with the NBA, the San Antonio Spurs lost a second-consecutive game, falling to the Houston Rockets. It was another poor night from beyond the arc for Victor Wembanyama who seems reluctant to drive to the paint. The glaring habit needs to be broken, but the team’s staff would need to take a stronger approach. Continuing around the NBA, there’s a lot to recap from last night, but the Milwaukee Bucks vs Utah Jazz is a bit more interesting as the Bucks’ frustrations continue to grow.

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Continuing the discussion from Hour 1, the guys dig more into the Nick Bosa issue and wonder if the NFL should change their policies in this more political climate. Moving on to the Dallas Cowboys, Dak Prescott’s injury may be worse than originally thought, but the verdict isn’t in. It remains to be seen if Jerry Jones is willing to have his quarterback sit-out the rest of the season regardless.

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As of tonight, the 2024 NFL regular season is officially halfway over, and the Baltimore Ravens host the Cincinnati Bengals to usher us in. Do Joe Burrow and the Boys have a late-season push in them? Out west, Nick Bosa is back in the headlines for his MAGA hat that he wore when the Dallas Cowboys played the San Francisco 49ers. Many are wondering now if he’ll be fined under the league’s policies about messaging on the field.

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The final hour of today’s show is a fun one. Davante Adams has learned a thing or two from Aaron Rodgers about staying top of mind. Appearing on a show, he’s claimed to have a role in the Las Vegas Raiders’ firing of offensive coordinator Luke Getsy. To wrap things up, Calvin runs through the midweek NFL lines and reacts to the 2024 presidential election.

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Staying with college football, the Colorado Buffaloes are 6-2 and near the top of the Big 12. Given the new College Football Playoff format, Coach Prime is pushing for one of the top four spots.On the hardwood, the NBA is back in action tonight after stepping aside for the election. The San Antonio Spurs are one of the teams playing tonight, one of their first games of likely many without Jeremy Sochan.

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With absolutely nothing else going on in the world yesterday, all eyes were obviously glued to the first unveiling of the 2024 College Football Playoff rankings. Calvin gave his predictions yesterday, and today we saw that he was actually pretty close. Elsewhere in college football, Oklahoma State University football coach Mike Gundy has officially apologized to fans that he may have offended with his remarks the other day.

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Getting into the NBA in the final hour, the San Antonio Spurs blew a 40-14 lead in the new Intuit Dome, falling to the Los Angeles Clippers. Interim head coach Mitch Johnson struggled to get the team back on track as he fills in for Gregg Popovich who is reportedly dealing with something more serious than initially shared. In the last segment, Calvin gives his own edition of the College Football Playoff rankings as we await the first selection from the committee tonight.

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