In this episode, Amina, Eddie, and Felder talk about Jeopardy and it's cultural importance, how Kirby Smart is ruining Georgia, the Liberty and Virginia Tech game, and Felder talks about his love for Thanksgiving.

In this post-election relief episode, Amina, Felder, and Eddie discuss the tactics of hitting someone else's helmet, Clemson QB DJ Uiagalelei, and the Big Ten

Former NFL linebacker Sam Acho joins Amina, Felder, and Eddie to talk about his transition to media life, his book, and to give his thoughts on Big Ten football. It also gets a little heated with offense vs. defense 

 

Get Sam's book here: samachobook.com

In this episode, Felder, Amina, and Eddie talk about John Wall playing Spades on an interview, the new in-studio show that Stadium is doing, the best trash talk, and is Sue Bird right about Women's sports?

Eddie, Amina, and Felder talk about Mike Leach and him as a coach, what it would take for a player to come out in the NFL, and the Lakers winning their 17th championship.

Felder is back and joins Eddie and Amina to talk about the NBA and WNBA Finals, the premature celebration from Kentucky, and the comments made by Gary Anderson. 

Along the way, everyone shares stories of little league, cleats, and more.

Without Felder, Amina and Eddie breakdown their thoughts on the NBA Finals, talk about the presidential debates (with thoughts on their high schools) and talk about Doc Rivers

In this episode, Amina, Eddie, and Felder react to the news about the murder of Breonna Taylor, and continue to ask people to vote. 

They talk about what the college football playoffs will look like this year, and who should get in. 

They talk Deon Sanders and his new role at Jackson State. And they give their Top 5 NFL QBs

In this week's edition of the show, Amina, Eddie, and Felder discuss the comments made about Maria Taylor, fans of the NFL, the Big Ten coming back and Skip Bayless' comments on Dak Prescott. 

 

Also Eddie hates dogs

The crew is back again to talk about the Steve Nash hire, diversity in sports, urban culture being appropriated in comedic Instagram pages, and what Felder's work looks like now for college football