It is Championship Weekend in college football and we are previewing all the championship action. Did you know the PAC-12 title was on this week, Ohio State is still in prime position to make a playoff spot, can Iowa State knock off the Sooners, Alabama is virtually a playoff lock, and we finally get the rematch of the year between Clemson and Norte Dame. The playoff picture will be more clear after a great Saturday of college football. 

Colleen Wolfe then joins the show discuss a wild NFL season and still jumbled playoff picture. Colleen talks her favorite for Coach of the Year, who is poised to make a deep run in the playoffs, and who is truly a better trash talker, Steve Smith or Michael Irvin?

We wrap up with some NHL and MLB notes before previewing the NFL action of the weekend. Playoff hopes and seeding are on the line, and who will separate themselves in all the Saturday and Sunday action. The NFC is still scrambling while the AFC is defining its contenders. All this and more in a packed episode! 

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College football was on a relative down week but we were gifted an incredible game between LSU and Florida, one that makes you want to toss your shoes. The Ryans admit their guilt over the Miami and UNC game as well as UNC rolls Miami. We also debut a brand new segment in the first half, Buy or Sell. We take recent sports and entertainment stories and discuss whether we are buying or selling them. We’re talking streaming services, season starts, name changes, more movie sequels and more!

We are then joined by Brian Custer, host of Showtime Championship Boxing and NBA reporter on SiriusXM. We discuss the upcoming NBA season and some of the biggest storylines heading into a shortened season. We also touch on the potential rejuvenation of professional boxing in the coming years.

What we didn’t have in college football this weekend, we were more than gifted in NFL action. Playoff implications were on the line in so many games, and we take a look at the biggest matchups of the past weekend. The NFC is still proving to be chaotic, while the AFC may have a new emerging contender in Buffalo. 

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We begin this show with a weekend preview of relatively weak college football slate because of multiple COVID cancellations. Missouri and Georgia begins the weekend with a Top 25 matchup of SEC teams, followed by a pair of 3:30 premiere matchups. Miami and North Carolina face off in what could be a big 2021 matchup too, and Wisconsin travels to Iowa to redeem their season. We also talk CFP rankings, and should Ohio State actually be considered for the playoff?

TJ Lavin, host of The Challenge, joins the show to talk about the brand new season of the show, and how it will be different than past years. TJ also talks about some of his favorite moments during his time on the show and his BMX career as well.

We wrap up the show with a huge weekend in the NFL with marquee matchups in all time slots. The 1:00 p.m. frame features matchups between AFC playoff contenders Kansas City and Miami, and two meaningful NFC matchups between the NY Giants and Cardinals, and Vikings and Buccaneers. The 4:00 slate includes a big AFC game between Indianapolis and Las Vegas followed by Saints and Eagles. The primetime games between Buffalo v. Pittsburgh and Baltimore v. Cleveland could be the games of the weekend. 

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We start the show with instant reaction from the Washington v. Pittsburgh game. It’s time to pop bottles in Miami.

The College Football Playoff race is heating up, and we have youcovered with another recap of the exciting weekend action. Texas A&M is still alive for the CFP but could Florida leap over them in the coming weeks? Should Ohio State be in the playoff if they only play 5 games? Indiana and Wisconsin are building good programs. Iowa State is ready for a Big XII Title Game, but it’s time to have a conversation WVU fans. BYU and Costal Carolina lives up to the hype.

We then welcome on ESPN reporter and recruiting expert Tom Lunginbill for a insightful discussion into everything college football. We’re talking which teams have exceeded expectations and which teams have disappointed in 2020. Were also looking ahead to the CFP, and talking about recruiting in a COVID world, and how it will impact player’s decisions.

The NFL playoff picture is taking shape as well. The Browns are going to have a winning season and are finding their groove. The Raiders survive a close one, and yes, the firing is justified. The LA Rams take over first place in the NFC West and the Cardinals are starting to fall off. Finally, Jalen Hurts gives the Eagles a spark, but it doesn’t beat the Packers, but can it save the season?

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Another big weekend of college football calls for the Two Ryans Sports Show weekly college football preview. Ohio State still has a lot to play for against MSU, is Texas A&M primed for an upset?, Wisconsin and Indiana square off in a big Big Ten showdown, is BYU and Costal Carolina the game of the weekend? The Ryans also look into a huge 1 v. 2 matchup in college basketball between Gonzaga and Baylor. We wrap up the first half talking about huge news in the movie industry, that Warner Brothers will be releasing all their movies on HBO Max in 2021.

We then welcome on highly accomplished activist, journalist, and former ESPN personality, Bomani Jones to dive into a number of sports categories including the NFL’s new Diversity hiring proposition, the NBA’s quick start to the season, and Jayson Tatum’s Max contract, college football and who’s Bomani’s most worthy opponent on Around the Horn.

The Ryans kickoff the second half of the episode talking about a big matchup in the AFC between Tennessee and Cleveland and then, we wrap up the Ravens and Steelers Wednesday Afternoon Action. We also explore the big picture of the playoff picture on both sides of the NFL with some of the key matchups, and potential playoff implications of each. The second half also features Ryan B’s weekly Eagles rant pleading for Philadelphia to finally give Jalen Hurts a chance. 

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We kick off our weekend recap talking about college football and the biggest storylines of the weekend. Iowa State is now in the drivers seat for the Big XII. ND finishes strong despite a strong start for UNC, but can ND keep their pace. Alabama dominates the Iron Bowl and are still the clear CFP favorites. The Big Ten is Ohio State’s to lose after Northwestern falls. We also talk Jaret Patterson and Sarah Fuller on a historic college football weekend.

Trey Wingo joins the show to talk everything NFL. We talk about the Pittsburgh Steelers and Mike Tomlin’s historic start, how great is Patrick Mahomes really and can he finish as the best QB to ever play, and who Trey is predicting for the SB this year.

We wrap up with the NFL games from this past week. What exactly were the Cowboys doing with their fake punt call? The NFL’s scheduling debacle with BAL and PIT is out of control. The Raiders, Cardinals, and Rams did not help themselves. And newsflash, Patrick Mahomes is still great at football, but is TB still in the playoff race?

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The Ryans are bringing a packed show to you in this special edition Wednesday episode. We start off the show with our normal recap of college and NFL football. Indiana and OSU lived up to the hype (in the second half), Northwestern is on a clear path for the Big Ten Title, the Titans are gaining steam, Indianapolis wins a huge game, KC pulls away in the AFC West, and the NFC West is as competitive as ever. 

We are then joined by Dean Blandino to discuss the human element of officiating, the scrutiny that officials are under, and could we see any XFL rules could make their way to the NFL.

The second half of the show is our weekend preview of the biggest games in the NCAA and NFL. The Big 12 features two of the biggest matchups of the weekend, can UNC upset ND, the NFC east “Battle for Supremacy,” can the Ravens stay alive in the AFC, and who will ultimately separate themselves in the NFC race for the #1 seed.

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The Ryans start the show with a look at the biggest games in college football this week. We examine with implications of two Big Ten matchups and what could be a fun game in the Bedlam rivalry. We wrap up the first half with a brief recap of the NY Knicks first round selection in Obi Toppin, and why Ryan B. is excited about him, but concerned about the team. 

We move into our interview with ESPN Analyst Seth Greenberg for our college basketball preview. Which teams are dangerous, which players to watch, and who could be your sleeper tournament team. Also, it’s time to get Bob Huggins in the HOF.

The Ryans wrap up the episode looking ahead to Sunday and Monday in the NFL slate. We discuss the games with the biggest playoff implications and why Sunday could feature some playoff elimination games. At the end, we discuss our contest! 

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The Ryans start out with a big recap of the college football weekend. Where does Michigan go from here? Can Miami keep pace in the ACC? Can WVU compete long-term in the Big XII? Is Indiana for real? Wrapping up the first half is a brief look at The Masters weekend.

We are then joined by NFL Network Reporter/Anchor Taylor Bisciotti to discuss the NFL season, QB play, Divisional races, and playoff picture.

The Ryans wrap up the episode with a recap of the NFL Sunday games. We discuss what exactly is happening in the NFC East? Are the Steelers and Chiefs bound for the AFC Title Game? Who are the favorites in the wild card races? Finally, the Bills and Cardinals lived up to the hype.

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The Ryans discuss how COVID-19 has impacted this upcoming weekend of college football games and take a look at some important games that will still be played.

Scott Hanson drops by to discuss this week in the NFL, his playoff outlook, and gives predictions on the Super Bowl and MVP race.

Finally, the episode concludes with a brief recap of the 1st round of The Masters and discussing the biggest NFL games of week 10. 

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