On the call for the PPV event of Tiger Woods vs Phil Mickelson, Golf Channel's Peter Jacobsen tees up the special event and whether this is two golfers having a good time for TV or if it's a serious affair given the amount of money going around. Always appreciate Peter for joining Mark, his golf game has never been better since the two last connected in Lake Tahoe.

Mark's former LT who kept him safe from Reggie White for all those years, Tunch Ilkin, joined Mark Malone a couple days ahead of his Thanksgiving Birthday to discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers 6-GM win streak and what's next for the Steelers schedule with the Denver Broncos, LA Chargers, and New England Patriots all looming.

Join Mark Malone Under Center on a Monday Night with the biggest game of Week 11, Rams and Chiefs, in action! No matter how Patrick Mahomes or Todd Gurley performs, Mark tabs a different player for his MVP up to this point in the season. Meanwhile the Washington Wizards look every bit the mess their 5-11 record indicates. Tony Finau stops by before his big event with the Tony Finau Foundation for Thanksgiving and talks about The Match between Tiger and Phil.

Join Mark Malone Under Center on a Thursday Night counting down the Packers and Seahawks on Thursday Night Football. Mark has got Aaron Rodgers and the Packers on the road. Meanwhile the breaking news of Carmelo Anthony being cut by the Houston Rockets marks his 2nd team that adds him to go "all in" for a Championship, that doesn't last even a year. So where does he go to either make a team better or extend his career? More on the College Football Saturday with Notre Dame and Syracuse taking top billing. Don't miss Mark make his Week 11 NFL picks.

Our NFL and College Football Insider, Chris Landry, joins Mark Malone to count down to a less than ideal College Football slate Saturday, meanwhile Mark counts down to Week 11 in the NFL starting off with Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers on the road in Seattle.

Join Mark Malone Under Center on a HUMP Day Wednesday Night counting down to Week 11 of the NFL Season. The Golden State Warriors are making sure Steph Curry goes on the road trip with them despite an injury that will keep him out almost a couple more weeks. Is it because KD and Draymond aren't getting along? The Pittsbrugh Steelers are acting more like the baseball team in Pittsburgh, plundering what's left in Le'Veon Bell's locker. Meanwhile the SEC is having its tune up week, with the great Alabama Crimson Tide taking on The Citadel.

Join Mark Malone Under Center on a Tuesday Night following a dramatic finish to Week 11 with Eli Manning buying more time to remain the NY Giants QB. More on Le'Veon Bell after he decides to no show, officially forgoing his entire 2018 NFL season. And Mark reacts to Jimmy Butler's introduction officially marking his start as a Philadelphia 76er.

The 7x Pro Bowler, and soon to be Hall of Fame CB and owner of Revis Island joined Mark Malone to discuss his career highlighted with his year with the NY Jets and capped off with the Kansas City Chiefs. Speaking of the Chiefs, Revis said he expected this breakout for the 1st time Chiefs QB based on the time he spent whipping the first team defense in practice last year. Appreciate Revis and his newest venture post-retirement joining PointsBet.

Join Mark Malone Under Center on a Monday following the NFL slate and with the Giants and 49ers in action to close out Week 10. While Mark mourns the loss of Nathan Peterman, officially released by the Buffalo Bills, he marvels at the job done by Baker Mayfield and the Cleveland Browns. Meanwhile the Bengals are likely bringing back Hue Jackson, oh boy. 76ers acquire Jimmy Butler from the Timberwolves and Carmelo Anthony could be out in Houston.

Join Mark Malone Under Center on a Football Friday following a huge win for the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday night. The Panthers are down but not out of the playoffs according to Mark, the former Steelers' signal caller. Meanwhile College football provides a little excitement, and Mark calls a Michigan State upset over the OSU Buckeyes. Plenty to look forward to on a Friday night, after getting the ugly news of Dez Bryant out of the way first.