World of Sports Podcast and Radio Show

Zach and Dylan go in depth on the 2020 Arizona Cardinals discussing the roster, expectations, and how many wins they think the team will win.

COVID has changed a lot in the world, including keeping people from being able to go sports games. As a result less money is coming in, which means players can't make as much. But how does that work? Zach explains.

The NFL season kicks off Thursday night but the news is already coming in droves. Tuesday saw three big stories and Zach talks about all three, including the return of one familiar person to the NFL?

The NFL returns in two days, and Zach takes a look back at the NFL's year and their lead up to a season. He also explains why they have been the luckiest of the professional leagues. 

The NBA is deep in the playoffs, but some surprises are making this year different than the others. Zach talks about why the number 1 seeds, who usually coast through the playoffs are in trouble, and why one might go down!

Today is the first Saturday of college football, with the smaller conferences kicking off their seasons. In a few weeks some of the big schools will begin, but could the PAC-12 also be back soon? The commissioner of the pac-12 has started making public appearances talking about their return.  

The BIG 10 conference originally announced they would push back the their football season to the spring, but players and fans have begun to protest this push back prompting re-examination. Zach breaks down why they would want this change while the PAC-12 remains all out.

Zach talks about the state of the bubble, two good NBA game sevens, and are the Bucks in trouble?

Steve Cohen, a billionaire from New York buys the Mets, and Zach breaks down what it took for him to get it and what other sports icon made a move to get it first. 

Another all-time college basketball great passed away, and Zach talks about his impact on the sport.