Season 2: Episode 7: In this episode, we interview Jason Selby, of the Seattle Seahawks and Sounders, about how professional sports teams are coping with playing in a stadium with no fans. In addition, the SEC has threatened penalties for coaches and administrators not wearing masks on the sidelines, how will that be regulated? We also discuss serious allegations against the Wichita State Head Basketball Coach, Gregg Marshall, of physical and emotional abuse against his players. In addition, we have some rules ed with NCAA violations against the Charleston Southern Women's Volleyball team and Washington Baseball team. Lastly, will AP continue his hot streak, he's currently 19-1, will he go 23-1? 

In our 6th episode this season, we have an incredible interview with Dan Gibson, the director of compliance at Western Carolina University. His story and passion for WCU is evident during the conversation. In addition, Ohio State reports 4 minor NCAA violations. What are the errors/violations and what could have been done differently? Also, will AP continue his hot streak...He's now 15-1 with his picks this year!

In this Episode, we talk with Alex Collins, the Director of Football Recruiting at Ole' Miss, about what it's like to recruit during Coronavirus and the "dead period". We also discuss the return of the Big Ten, Pac12, MAC and the MWC coming back in October/November. The NCAA is allowing all teams to be eligible for bowl games, what does that mean for teams that have a losing record and Power 5 teams versus Greater 5 teams. Lastly, AP makes his picks, will his hot streak continue? 11-1 on the season for far! 

In this Episode, we interview the Director of Equipment Operations at USC, Todd Hewitt, who talks about the contract disputes between Cal/UCLA and Underarmour vs. the deal that USC has with Nike. Also, we talk about the return of the Big Ten and Pac 12 and what that means for other conferences that had canceled fall football - the MWC and MAC. Also, NCAA basketball is coming back on November 25th, with a reduced schedule. How will that change the NCAA selection process and what will smaller conferences do to get better games back on the schedule. Lastly, AP makes his picks for games this weekend! Will he go 4-0 again? 

In this episode, we interview Justin Pollnow, the director of compliance at Arizona State University. We talk with Justin about the Pac12's response to the Coronavirus and what could happen with football in the Spring. We also answer some more questions from readers from SportsPac12.com. Lastly, we talk about college football in the ACC and Big12 starting this weekend. How many fans will be allowed? What are schools doing if there's an outbreak within a given program. 

In this episode, we talk to Justin DiTolla, the assistant athletic director/compliance director at Syracuse University. How is the ACC moving forward with football in the fall? What are the COVID-19 rules/regulations for ACC schools. Also, we talk about what the Big Ten and Pac12 schools are doing and potentially playing this winter/spring. Lastly, an update in the lawsuit between the Nebraska Players versus the Big Ten Conference. 

Season 2 kickoff! In this episode, we talk about the head basketball coach of LSU, Will Wade, and his run in with the NCAA. In addition, 8 Nebraska Football Players have sued the Big Ten and want to play football this fall. Does the lawsuit have any merit? We'll discuss it. 

Also, we announce a new partnership with @sportsPac12, a group of writers/columnists with the Pac12 schools. We answer 5 questions from listeners. 

Lastly, we discuss the NBA and NCAA football happening this year! Will the games be played? 

In this episode, we interview Steve Hiegel, who runs a number of college and professional sports websites - justcollegefootball.com; justcollegebaksetball.com; justUSsoccer.com; and justcollegelacross.com. He has some great takes on the likelihood of football in the fall. 

Also, the Big 10 and Pac 12 have officially canceled fall sports, along with MWC, WCC and other conferences. However, as of now, the ACC, SEC, Big12, Sun Belt, AAC, and other independents are pushing forward. 

In this episode, we talk with Max and JR, who started a blog about the new Name, Image & Likeness rules that are going to change the way that NCAA athletes can make money and still retain their eligibility. We talk about the potential benefits and pitfalls with the changes to the rules. How will the changes help/hurt recruiting? Are Power 5 schools in a better position than traditionally smaller market schools? Enjoy!

In this episode, we hear an inspiring story from Bryan Black, who in the face of a difficult diagnosis decided to start collecting all 357 Division 1 college basketball jerseys. The responses from the colleges and universities around the country has been incredible. Also, the NCAA is allowing student athletes to put patches and statements on jerseys to support social justice movement, persons or events. Lastly, the SEC and ACC move to conference only for football in the fall. Will the Big 12 follow? What does this move do to G5 and independents for fall football?