In this episode, we talk about what good things have happened in 2020; we also discuss any potential fallout from the Tulsa v. Mississippi State fight at the Armed Forces Bowl. Arizona has self-imposed a 1-year post-season ban for basketball this year based on the Adidas FBI scandal allegations, what will the NCAA do with that self-imposed penalty? Also, AP makes his bowl predictions for the New Year's bowl games...will his hot streak continue? 

In this episode, we have a lot of fun and call multiple people to get their takes on the Pac12 title game and the BYU vs. UCF bowl game! We also give an update on the West Virginia vs. NCAA lawsuit that has made its way up to the US Supreme Court! The NCAA granted, just this week, an automatic eligibility waiver for all student athletes transfers...will this create a transfer bonanza? Lastly, will AP continue his hot streak with Championship Weekend? 

In this episode, we talk about Duke and Coach K's decision to opt out of non-conference play after a home loss to Illinois. We also discuss LSU self-imposing a bowl ban during a 3-5 (now 4-5) season. We discuss turmoil at Utah State where the president of the University decided not to hire the current temporary Coach due to his "religious and cultural" issues. We also discuss a lawsuit filed by HBCU's against the NCAA alleging intentional discrimination by using the APR, which historically puts HBCUs at a disadvantage. Lastly, do you think that AP will continue his hot streak in picking games? We'll see! 

In this episode, we interview Jennifer Sheppard, a sports journalism professor at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. She talks about her time as the PR for Monster Energy Supercross and growing up in the Supercross world. She also give great advice to anyone who is interested in pursuing a career in sports journalism. We also address the recent controversy about Johnny Manziel receiving money for his autograph while at Texas A&M. Lastly, will AP continue his hot streak? He's 41-3 overall, will he have another 4-0 week? 

In this episode, we talk about how extending the recruiting dead period through April 2021 will change recruiting for college coaches, what new changes to the rules can do for universities and recruiting. We also discuss the proposal of shifting all of March Madness to a single location. For our Rules Ed portion of the show, we discuss violations with the Missouri tennis program and CARA and an Alabama Administrator getting a kickback for setting up a meeting with a financial advisor. Lastly, we talk about Greg Marshall leaving Wichita State with an $8 mil buyout versus what happened with Kevin Ollie at UCONN. AP gives his weekly picks...will he continue his hot streak?

In this episode, we talk about the cancellations across college football this weekend. What does that mean for the rest of the season? Bowl games and College Football Playoffs are in jeopardy. We also discuss a recent lawsuit filed by University of Utah against Fresno State regarding cancellation of a basketball game this year. We provide a rules ed regarding violations at Jackson State and University of Hartford. New NIL rules announced today, what are the new rules and how will the new rules be applied. Lastly, will AP keep his hot streak going! 

In this episode, we interview Kyle Skillman, of the BSK law firm, about the new IARP procedure for NCAA infractions. What are the pros and cons of the new system? Two prominent QBs diagnosed with COVID at Clemson and Wisconsin. How do the different conferences handle quarantining the student-athletes. We found out more about the UMASS penalties. Turns out, the penalty was related to $252 in telephone over payments. Lastly, AP with his picks...will he go 4-0 once again? He's 29-3 on the season! 

In this episode, we talk about the NCAA fall out from OBJ's cash handouts after the National Title game last year. LSU imposes some penalties, will the NCAA accept the proposals? We also answer some new questions from SportsPac12.com addressing NIL rules, a potential Iowa lawsuit, scholarships being revoked, Pac12 layoffs, etc. Lastly, we interview Steve Hiegel, of justcollegefootball.com, and get his takes on the Pac12 and Big Ten football races this year. How will the Committee view an undefeated Pac12 or Big Ten school versus other teams like BYU or a one loss SEC/Big12 team. Also, will AP continue his hot streak. He's currently 25-3!!! Will he go 4-0 this week? 

In this episode, we talk about a variety of issues surrounding the proposed one time transfer rule and the NCAA granting an extra year of eligibility to all winter athletes. We also discuss Alabama football and Nick Saban's COVID-19 diagnosis, can he still coach from home? We get into new allegations against UMASS. Also, congress and the NCAA working together to provide new NIL rules and proposals. Lastly, will AP continue his hot streak and go 4-0 this week?