On today's episode, the Waterboys have their second edition of "Tulane Tuesdays" featuring WRs Jha'Quan Jackson, who's on the Paul Hornung Award watch list (most versatile player in CFB), and Shae Wyatt, who lead Tulane in receptions last year. At the start, Quan and Shae talk about the upcoming Tulane football season, what they're most excited about now that football is back, and the transition of going into next season with a new offensive coordinator and WR coach. Shae then talks about his recruiting process in the transfer portal and the largest differences between D2 and D1 football, and Quan tells us some stories about his uncle, Ed Reed (yes, that's right. Quan's uncle is Ed Reed). Afterwards, Shae and Quan wrap-up CFB with stories of the hardest hits they've ever taken, and they talk about kick/punt returning (0:48-32:08). Next, the boys talk about some recent NBA and NFL news involving Zion Williamson's and Kyler Murray's contract clauses. Shae and Quan then give their top 5 WRs in the NFL (and their lists might be a little surprising), and the boys wrap-up talking about other WRs in the NFL (32:09-59:54).

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Grant and Everett start off this episode with the NBA. The boys go over the current status of Kevin Durant, look at the outcome of the Anthony Davis trade and talk about Charles Barkley's possible move from ESPN to the LIV (1:53-13:27). Next, Grant transitions into College Football. The boys, once again, dump all over PFF. Grant gives his first "Ohio State of the Union" and Everett talks about Will Levis' interesting addition to his coffee (13:28-38:43). The boys close the episode with the NFL. Everett starts off with a conversation about Aaron Rodgers' outfit for the first day of camp, Grant talks about Kyler Murray's contract stipulation and Everett goes through which QBs target what position groups the most/least (38:44-1:21:17).

This episode, the boys are joined by (Tulane Offensive Linemen) Sincere Haynesworth and Hutson Lillibridge. Grant kicks off the episode with the introduction of Tulane Tuesday and general college football questions for Sincere and Huston: when they first started playing o-line, who has the best/worst aux in the locker room, what they think of conference realignment, pre-game drip and NIL (2:08-39:50). Next, Everett talks about the MLS steam-rolling Chelsea and Everton and Sincere, Grant and Hutson imagine how the world would've reacted if the United States and England played against each other in the World Cup on the 4th of July (39:51-42:28). Hutson then talks about beans on toast which leads the group into a discussion about Green Eggs and Ham – which apparently creates division 1 athletes? (42:29-46:18). The boys then go over basketball and the NBA, with a side-track by Sincere into how interviewers try and ask questions in a certain way to get athletes to give certain answers (46:19-54:38). The episode then closes on the NFL and Little League Football. The boys reminisce on their little league days, Sincere asks Grant about the LA sports scene, Hutson and Everett go at each other over Hutson's relationship with the Packers, and Grant reveals that Josh Rosen has made his return to the NFL (54:39-1:15:21).

Today's episode starts off with college football. Grant and Everett, once again, demolish one of Anthony [Treash] Trash's blasphemous college football rankings. Grant talks about Ohio State's recruitment outlook and Everett takes a quick look at Manti Te'o's new documentary (1:54-21:38). Next, the boys dive into the NFL. Grant starts the segment by comparing Eddie Lacy to Leonard Fournette and Everett has a surprising stat about Kliff Kinsbury. Grant and Everett then talk about Joe Brady (and how no one seems to be talking about him), Mitch Trubisky, and how Daniel Jones is still (somehow) the QB for the Giants. Grant then goes on about a 7-minute tangent about COVID causing his need for frequent bathroom trips, and then the boys dive into this year's Madden ratings (21:39-1:06:33). The boys wrap up the episode with a debate between whether Shohei Ohtani or Juan Soto will get a bigger contract (1:06:34-1:19:14).

Grant and Everett kick off today's episode by roasting PFF over their recent release of their top College Football QBs going into next season (0:48-10:00). Next, Everett argues that the Vikings' 2015 Draft Class is a Top 10 Draft Class of the 2000s, Grant explains why Ezekiel Elliott's career has declined since his rookie year, and the boys give their personal top 5 WR rankings for next season (10:01-41:18). Everett and Grant then dive into the NBA where they discuss how ESPN got "sacked" and Tyler Herro's interesting new tattoo (41:19-46:52). Finally, Grant and Everett give their predictions for the rest of the MLB season, their outlook on the Dodgers and what they should do at the trade deadline, and they go over potential trade moves for Juan Soto (46:53-1:10:15).

In this episode the boys are joined by reoccurring guest, (Tulane Defensiveback) Chadwick Bailey. The boys start off the episode talking about the MLB. Grant goes in on how the All-Star voting process is rigged and how Will Smith got snubbed, and the boys talk about how the Dodgers have become much more resilient over the past few games (1:37-12:00). Everett then transitions into the NBA where he talks about Kyrie Irving's potential future on the Lakers which prompts Grant and Chad to ponder how well Kyrie would handle the LA fanbase (12:19-30:18). Next, Grant talks about NIL deals in the NCAA and how they have been abused by certain schools, and Chad talks about how NIL deals work from a player's perspective. Everett talks about how he believes the NCAA legalized NIL due to EA Sports' new NCAA Football game, and Chad talks about what he believes is the skill gap in college football. Everett then wraps up the segment with his proposal for relegation in college football and how it could work (30:19-1:03:59). The boys then jump into the NFL: Everett asks Chad who he thinks has the most expensive offense in the NFL (you'd never guess who it is) and then Chad and Everett debate over if Jared Goff was the reason the Rams made it to the Super Bowl (1:04:00-1:14:26). Finally, Grant and Chad close out the episode with stories from their days on their high school varsity football team (1:14:27-1:21:01).

In this episode, Grant and Everett kick it off with some MLB talk. Grant defends Tyler Anderson after his home plate "collision" with Ian Happ, and Everett explains why Luis Arraez should've been an MLB All-Star Starter over Vladdy Jr. (0:48-24:08). Next, Grant and Everett take a deeper look into the Rudy Gobert trade, Everett goes over why Anthony Edwards is better than LaMelo Ball, and more on the NBA (24:08-40:57). Grant then goes over the recent commitment of Jason Moore (Chase Young 2.0!?!?) and explains why the NCAA needs to start regulating NIL now (40:58-52:23). Finally, Everett and Grant react to the Zach Wilson girlfriend story, Everett goes over the fantasy outlook for the Vikings next year (and his sneaky offensive player to look out for) and the boys give their top 5 NFL offenses going into next season (52:24-1:22:37).

Grant and Everett start the episode off with a little story time. Grant tells a story about a kid named "Dragon Slayer," and Everett explains the first (and last) time he got in a fight (0:48-21:48). Next, Everett and Grant go over their Mount Rushmore of GOATs, where Joey Chestnut has firmly cemented himself on that list, and they debate whether Joey Chestnut or Usain Bolt could eat 1 hot dog and run a 100-meter dash faster (21:49-30:48). Grant then goes over some recent CFB recruiting news, and the boys discuss the death of the Pac-12 (Glorified Mountain West as of 2024) (30:49-50:19). Finally, Everett and Grant wrap up the episode with some NBA and MLB (50:20-1:06:42).

Everett and Grant kick off today's episode with a recap of the NBA Draft! As a Minnesota native, Everett gives some insight into Chet Holmgren (as a person), and Grant goes over his steal of the draft (0:48-20:13). Next, the boys go over the John Wall-Clippers news and speculate over potential off-season moves... will KD go back to OKC? (20:14-31:35). After, Grant praises Terry McLaurin for his much-deserved $70m contract which causes Everett to talk about JJettas's future contract. Grant discusses recent Ohio State/Texas recruiting news, while Everett claims that the '98 Minnesota Vikings would run the NFL today (31:36-56:39). Finally, Everett and Grant rip into Craig Kimbrel and try to cope with the fact that Freddie doesn't want to be a Dodger (56:40-1:06:05).