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Before the Christmas break, Patrick and I review and preview action from the College Football Playoff and the NFL. Specifically, we discuss comments made about Tulane and James Madison (before and after their exits from the CFP), the improving play from Bears quarterback Caleb Williams, the latest incident involving fans in Detroit, and the NBA's effort to combat tanking.

The College Football Playoff begins Friday, and it's time for Patrick and me to pick winners and scores for the first round. We also dive into how Michigan's firing of head coach Sherrone Moore (who apparently has bigger issues to deal with) may point to a toxic culture. In the NFL, we discuss the rough week on the injury front, and the return of Philip Rivers to the Colts.

It seems like we always discuss why the College Football Playoff committee is nonsensical, but the point where it's time to get rid of this board might be here. We discuss whether or not this is the case. Plus, we look at how a promising season is shattering before our eyes for the Colts, and the chances the Thunder become historically good this NBA season.

Patrick and I return form the Thanksgiving break to explain why Lane Kiffin leaving Ole Miss for LSU should surprise absolutely nobody. We also discuss how much trouble the Chiefs look like they're in, and why the Ravens have turned into a stale squad overnight.

As Thanksgiving approaches, we discuss what we're thankful for (sports and personally). We also get into Ole Miss potentially entering a unique situation with Lane Kiffin's pending decision, and why Shedeur Sanders remains a hot-button topic (trying to understand the reasoning).

Along with our weekly review and preview of college and NFL action, we explore the fallout from Georgia's beatdown of Texas "between the hedges." We also salute Oklahoma for earning crucial road wins in the SEC, and ask what's up with the rash of spitting incidents in the NFL. Time permitting, other topics may come up.

On a special Thursday edition, Patrick and I discuss the issues with LSU and Brian Kelly that still persist, and why no one should be surprised with how the Packers are struggling. We'll also take a look at the NBA, and spend a little bit of time diving into a certain football game taking place "between the hedges." Of course, or weekly review and preview of college and NFL action is part of the s...

It's that time of the year where the return of the College Football Playoff rankings are upon us. We're here to break those down after the reveal. Plus, we look at the moves made by teams before the NFL trade deadline, and congratulate the Los Angeles Dodgers on becoming repeat champions of MLB. Of course, we have our weekly review and preview of college and NFL action part of the show.

We're popping into this special webcast to catch up on a few things that weren't covered during our weekly show. Included in the topics are the (perhaps) surprising happenings in MLB's World Series, a little more on the latest gambling scandal rocking the NBA, and who could be the next coach fired within college football. Through it all, we're available to respond to any feedback that comes.

In the fallout of Brian Kelly becoming the latest head coach to be fired from a college football program, we dive into the expectations when and where coaches are hired, and whether or not there's realism involved in the process. We also discuss how it seems foreign to mention someone other than a quarterback for the NFL MVP, and the NBA deals with another gambling scandal. Of course, our weekly r...

On top of our weekly review and preview of college and NFL action, we discuss what Florida's move to fire head coach Billy Napier says about the pressure to succeed in the SEC. We also wonder if the Colts are serious contenders for the Super Bowl title, and look at MLB's World Series matchup.

Along with the weekly review and preview of college and NFL action, we discuss Penn State moving on from coach James Franklin, lots of parity showing in the NFL, and looking forward to the start of the NBA season (sort of...haha).

We get to have some fun at the expense of Texas and Penn State, and dive into why the two teams that were at the top of the preseason AP poll find themselves unranked in the first week of October. We also discuss how the Cardinals turned losing into an art form, and how baseball bets went horribly. Of course, the weekly review and preview of college and NFL action is in addition to these topics.

As you can tell from the title, there will be an emphasis on how beneficial or detrimental coaching can be. Specifically, we discuss how conservative coaching hurt Penn State and the Packers, and how aggressiveness came back to haunt Georgia. All of this will compliment our weekly review and preview of college and NFL action.

We're popping in with a special show, dedicated to the MLB playoffs. It's time to break down who we think wins in the Wild Cards, Division, Championship and World Series. We also revisit our picks from the now-concluded regular season.

On top of our review and preview of college and NFL action, we discuss why it was probably time for Oklahoma State to part ways with head coach Mike Gundy. Plus, a lot of people get inducted into the STFU Club, and we also explain what reaction from the Panthers' blowout victory over the Falcons tells us about society as a whole.

It's time to do our weekly review and preview of college and NFL action. We also discuss what to make of LSU head coach Brian Kelly snapping at reporters, and whether or not Tom Brady's minority ownership of the Raiders is a conflict of interest with his broadcast job at Fox Sports.

This episode marks the return of our College Football Pick 'em challenge! Patrick and I spotlight six games from Week 3's schedule, pick our winners and the score we feel they'll win by. We also recap and look forward to action in the NFL, and discuss the standards we have for quarterbacks.

It's the NFL's turn to get previewed, BOFA Sports style! Patrick and I will pick our winners of each division, wild cards, and the teams that will meet in the Super Bowl. We also discuss the trade that sent Micah Parsons from the Cowboys to the Packers, and salute Lee Corso on his retirement from ESPN's College GameDay.

Football is officially back, and it's time to get our predictions for the college football season on record. This will include our picks to win each of the "Power 4" conferences (ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and SEC), which "Group of Five" teams can make the College Football Playoff, and who will be the last one standing after the CFP National Championship Game in Miami.

A few NFL teams are under the microscope, as we decide if they're threats to make noise this season. We also look into the Big Ten's proposal to expand the College Football Playoff (CFP), and the Brewers' rise to the top of the MLB standings.

For this episode, we use the return of a BOFA Sports staple to see which teams are ready (or not) to make noise in the upcoming college football season. We also dive into how crazy people sound in the Shedeur Sanders debate, and ask how many forgot what the purpose of the preseason is.

We're back to discuss the pettiness that comes with contract disputes in the NFL (and probably life in general). The pending labor battle in MLB, and fan behavior at WNBA games, are also on the menu. Other topics may get added...time permitting.

We start the show on a somber note, with real life issues coming to the doorstep of NFL headquarters in New York. We'll then make the difficult transition into other topics, with the continuation of the saving college sports discussion and language in contracts being on the menu. Time permitting, more items will also get talked about.

We're back after a break to save college sports (at least attempt to...haha). We also discuss how the WNBA players are making statements other leagues could learn from, and look at MLB action as the trade deadline approaches.