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In this episode, the guys recap an eventful national signing day, discuss the opening of the portal, give their final thoughts on Pop's performance vs. UVA, and talk about what needs to be done with the coaching staff. Packed show.
Pete and Sam are back to recap a wild week 14 in college football. Sons of Saturday founder Pat Finn hops in the stream to help break down yet another convincing Hokies win over the Virginia Cavaliers.
The Sons boys go LIVE to preview the final week of the regular season.
Pete and Sam recap a wild Week 13 in college football with the help of Coach Holmes.
Sam, fresh off his trip to Durham, joins Pete to break down the loss to Duke. More importantly, IT'S HATE WEEK. UVA will play in front of fans in Lane Stadium for the first time since 2018, and it's going to be COLD. Hard to believe that bowl eligibility is on the line yet again. The boys do everything they can to get you ready for the 2024 Commonwealth Cup.
Chris Givens, a long-time Duke fan and Hokie alum, joins Pete and Sam to break down this weekend's game down in Durham.
Pete and Sam recap a surprisingly great week 12 in college football.
In this episode Pete and Sam dive deep into VT's problems vs. Clemson. Towards to end of the show, the guys discuss their ideal identity for Virginia Tech football.
Pete and Sam welcome Ryan Nanni from the Shutdown Fullcast to the show to help them break down Week 11 in college football.
In this episode, Pete and Sam share their thoughts on the collapse vs. Syracuse. While there was plenty to like on offense, despite not having Drones or Tuten, the defense let us down. Nevertheless, Pry and the guys have a huge opportunity vs. Clemson at home. Get a W, and a lot can be forgiven.
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