World of Sports Podcast and Radio Show

It wouldn't be Saturday in the fall without college football, and yesterday was just as crazy as ever. Which teams were upset and which teams took care of business? 

The NFL was hit with even worse news Saturday in its fight to combat COVID. With one team adding cases to what is a major outbreak, and others reporting new cases, what is the NFL going to do? What do they need to do to be more aggressive in stopping COVID?

The MLB season ended with fight for the final playoff spot in a year where the playoffs have expanded. Which teams got in and which teams didn't? What happened in the wildcard games? Whats this new playoff structure?

The NFL had its first outbreak of COVID with nine cases reported by the Tennessee Titans on Tuesday. Zach gives all the details on the outbreak and what challenges the NFL might face in the coming days. 

Zach takes a look around week 3 of the NFL, including which team has a historically bad ability to close their regular season games. 

Saturday saw the SEC join college football in kicking off its season and it felt like an almost full slate of games for the first time. There were a couple of big upsets but were they really true upsets or were the losing teams missing something very important? Zach give his thoughts. 

Thursday brought the news that the PAC-12 conference is bringing football back! Zach gives all of the details about how this got finalized and when the first games will actually kick off. 

The NFL brought the hammer down on five coaches for not wearing a mask, and Zach talks about the ESPN decision to talk about the charges in the Breonna Taylor case. 

Zach breaks down what happens when sports personalities talk about teams or players they know nothing about and explains why one of his teams was analyzed in a completely untrue way on national radio.

The Nuggets/Lakers had a wild end in the bubble, and Zach talks about why Orlando is built for more wild finishes. Also, one MLB did something they haven't in a very long time.