This week, we look back at a couple of stories that we thought slipped under the radar in 2022.  Join us and let us know what events you'll be looking back on via social media!

Ever wonder why soccer is just the one thing the US can't figure out in the world of sports? Join us this week to find out the answer, and why there may be hope for the future.

For our third annual Thanksgiving episode, we talk about our favorite sports records.  Join us for this feast of record breaking proportions!

The discussion of who belongs in the elite of the elite in college basketball isn't as old as you may think.  Join us this week to learn the origins and history of the term, then stick around to see who we include in our list of College Basketball Blue Bloods.

The entire city of Cleveland, Ohio can seem to be cursed, but the baseball franchise that resides there is particularly so.  Join us this week to hear about the player, the trade, and the General Manager that started it all.

For this weeks episode we tackle some issues in present day sports.  Join us, and a very special guest, as we explain what we would do if were placed as "Commissioner For a Day"

At the dawn of the sports TV explosion, one man saw into the future and knew what the endgame looked like.  Byron White relied on his near Heisman Trophy winning college career to write the prescient dissenting opinion in NCAA vs Board of Regents.

A franchise that is as abnormally bad as the Detroit Lions is bound to be cursed, right? Join us this week to hear about one of the least known curses in professional sports!

Join us this week to hear the story of a man who survived many of the greatest and most infamous events of the early 1900s.  R Norris Williams is the US Open Champion that almost wasn't.

Set just four years after the wild 1904 Olympic marathon and Tour de France, citizens of the world found another race to quench their thirst for the extreme. Join us this week to hear about the 1908 New York to Paris race.