It’s official. Jacob is a champion. After waiting years for this moment, the MSU Bobcats have finally won the national championship and we take some time to soak it in and talk through what it means.

From there, we dive into our NFL playoff predictions before jumping into a Family Feud-style debate on the best numbers to wear in sports. We wrap things up with our game “Where Did This Guy Play?” as we try to track the career paths of some very specific athletes and quickly learn how unreliable our sports memories can be, as well realizing Carsten can't tell the difference between backup quarterbacks.

Big moments, bold predictions, and plenty of second guessing.

We’re digging back into the sports history vault for this one. Carsten and Joel go head-to-head trying to guess the exact years of some very specific sports moments, from iconic soccer success to the return of golf in the Olympics and a few surprises in between.

Along the way, Jacob spirals (reasonably) about MSU Bobcats championship chances, and the episode wraps with all three of us making New Year’s resolutions that may or may not survive January.

Equal parts trivia, stress, and hindsight.

Carsten turned this episode into an escape room and his friends have to suffer through it! Joel and Jacob are dropped into Carsten’s sports past and have to solve their way through a series of clue-filled “rooms” including his childhood bedroom, a ski hill, a football game, and even his office. Every puzzle is built on obscure memories, niche sports trivia, and moments that absolutely did not need to be remembered.

Before the chaos starts, we argue about White Elephant gift exchanges and set the tone by revisiting the biggest football game in Montana history. Then it’s straight into clues, pressure, and Carsten forgetting jersey numbers.

Will Joel and Jacob escape, or are they stuck in Carsten’s sports lore forever?

This episode starts with a debate about the correct time to put up Christmas lights, which immediately exposes Carsten as a certified scrooge when it comes to Christmas music.

Next, we take on the most disliked NFL fanbases in a Family Feud battle that proves some teams are hated for good reason… and others just won’t stop talking about their Super Bowl from 30 years ago.

Joel closes things out with a stat game featuring the most ridiculous numbers from the 2025 season, including the mind-bending fact that Joe Flacco is better than Bo Nix. Nothing makes sense, and that’s the point.

Our Thanksgiving special starts with Jacob checking in from Canada, and educating us on the laws of Canadian hockey -- most of which involve politeness, hanging too many banners, or both. We break down the subtle (and not-so-subtle) differences between how each team hangs (or doesn't hang) divisional banners.

Then we jump into a Thanksgiving-themed Family Feud, where we attempt to rank the best holiday foods and instead expose which one of us has absolutely no taste buds. Arguments are made. Lines are crossed. Turkey slander occurs.

Finally, we run through some of our favorite sports rivalries, from Montana brawls disguised as football games, to the Shakespear-esque orgins of college basketballs greatest enemies, to one of the most legendary soccer rivalries on the planet.

It’s travel stories, food wars, and sports grudges all in one overly stuffed episode. Perfect for Thanksgiving—minus the awkward family politics.

Season Synapse makes its chaotic debut. In this episode, Carsten, Joel, and Jacob put their football brains to the ultimate test with a spinning wheel full of NFL and college categories. One year, one topic, zero preparation. The result? Wild guesses, accidental accuracy, and a whole lot of “I have no clue.”

We also kick things off with a Family Feud showdown on the best stadium foods, where friendships are tested over nachos and wings. Somewhere along the way we talk about Josh Naylor's return, disrespected the Jonas Brothers, and came to the conclusion that none of us — absolutely none of us — are real Seahawks fans.

Season Synapse is officially here, and it’s already a beautiful disaster. Let’s dive in.

Court is now in session. In this episode, we welcome our new co-host Jacob to the show and immediately throw him into chaos as he joins Carsten and Joel for the first-ever session of Sport Court. The rules are simple (and stupid): Joel and Jacob have to pick a side—For or Against—before knowing what they’re defending. Once they commit, Carsten reveals the take, forcing them to argue for things like “banning Gatorade” or “making fighting legal in every sport.” It’s passionate. It’s ridiculous. It’s the kind of sports debate no sane person would ever have, but we’re having it anyway.

From deep thoughts about the earth being flat, to unhinged locker room antics, athletes have tweeted it all. Carsten and Joel go head-to-head trying to guess which tweets are real and which ones came straight from their own twitterfingers. The line between fact and fiction has never been blurrier—or funnier.

The Mariners fall short once again, and Carsten and Joel can’t help but ask—are some teams truly cursed? From Seattle’s playoff pain to the NBA’s gambling controversy, this episode takes a deep dive into the weird world of sports misfortune. The guys debate the most cursed cities in sports, their mutual hatred for the Astros, and tell the stories behind two of the most unbelievable sports curses ever told.

Baseball’s been around for over a century, which means somewhere along the way, someone named “Bud Weiser” played professional ball... or did they. In this episode, Joel faces the ultimate challenge: guessing which bizarre baseball names are real and which are figments of Carsten's imagination. Spoiler, it comes down to the wire. It’s a game of confidence, chaos, and truly unbelievable names from baseball’s dusty archives.

Listen in as the boys praise the Mariners, discuss what to do while bored at work, debate realities of names in the 1890's, and drop their locks of the week as the NBA season begins.