Sports 'N Torts

In this rivalry-week wrap-up and conference-championship preview, the guys break down Georgia’s gritty win over Georgia Tech, reflect on the Bulldogs’ eighth straight victory in the series, and look ahead to yet another SEC Championship showdown with Alabama. The crew discusses how far the defense has come, Gunner Stockton’s toughness, the impact of the Drew Bobo injury, and the emergence of Zacha...

Week 13 lived up to its reputation as a glorified tune-up game for Georgia, and the guys waste no time diving into the Dawgs’ vanilla but comfortable win — one that delivered few surprises, limited storylines, and thankfully, no significant injuries. This week’s episode blends rivalry-week anticipation with national playoff chaos, coaching soap operas, and the annual reminder that Georgia Tech is ...

In this in-depth and fast-moving episode, host  Josh Stein  sits down with  Nik Erramilli , founder of the  Erramilli Law Group , to unpack the rapidly evolving world of  Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL)  in college athletics. Nik works directly with athletes, agents, and collectives navigating contracts, compliance, and the new financial realities of college sports. Together they explore how the ...

Week 12 was everything college football should be — perfect weather, a raucous Athens atmosphere, and a prime-time beatdown of Texas that turned Sanford Stadium into a celebration. Josh, Laurence, Ganz, and special guest Shaun Traub break down why Saturday was a “10 out of 10” day and how Georgia delivered its most complete performance of the season. The guys dive deep into Kirby Smart’s brilliant...

In this episode of Sports ’N Torts , Josh is joined by Texas Longhorn diehard, former Silver Spur, and current Notre Dame law student Pete Law Jr. — the first law-student guest in the show’s history. The two dive into this weekend’s massive Texas vs. Georgia showdown in Athens , explore what it’s like caring for Bevo on game day, and talk candidly about expectations surrounding Arch Manning, Texas...

Week 11 finally delivered something Georgia fans hadn’t felt much this season — a relaxed second half . The Dawgs cruised past Mississippi State behind a dominant middle-eight stretch, a breakout game from Nate Frazier, and the defense’s best performance of the year. With the win in hand, the crew quickly turned their attention to the big one : Texas coming to Athens under the lights for the third...

In this episode of Sports ’N Torts , Josh sits down with Scott Campbell , partner at Shiver Hamilton Campbell and one of Atlanta’s premier trial lawyers. Scott shares his journey from defending major corporations in medical malpractice/device and product liability cases to building a plaintiff-side practice focused on catastrophic injury and wrongful death litigation. Scott reflects on the mentors...

The boys return for Week 10 and dive straight into another heart-palpitating Georgia win - this time a gritty 24-20 victory over Florida in Jacksonville. The theme of this season remains: the Dawgs are "hard to kill". They break down the emotional roller coaster that was UGA–Florida: fourth-and-one stands, controversial calls, a clutch Chauncey Bowens TD run, and that infamous “catch/no-catch” mom...

Season 5 of Sports ’n Torts keeps rolling with a first for the show — a medical guest. Joshua sits down with Dr. Brad Prybis , a Georgia-based orthopedic spine surgeon and former Georgia Tech tennis player, to talk about what really happens inside the body after a car or truck wreck. Dr. Prybis shares his fascinating path from Georgia Tech engineer and touring musician to spine surgeon, explaining...

The crew returns from Georgia’s bye week with plenty to unpack across the college football landscape. Josh, Laurence, and Jason dive into another entertaining week of SEC chaos, highlighted by Brian Kelly’s firing at LSU, Alabama’s narrow win at South Carolina, and Lane Kiffin’s continued rise at Ole Miss. They discuss which programs have the best coaching openings (LSU, Florida, Penn State), what...

In this relaxed and entertaining episode, host Joshua Stein sits down with Ryan Stimac — corporate executive, youth baseball coach, and proud Indiana Hoosier — for a conversation that blends friendship, fatherhood, sports, and life lessons. Ryan shares his journey from small-town Illinois to a 20-year career with Colgate-Palmolive , reflecting on leadership, corporate life, and the importance of c...

Another wild weekend in college football, and this week the spotlight is on Athens, Georgia, where the Bulldogs once again pulled off a dramatic comeback to stay unbeaten. As Kirby Smart said postgame, this team is “hard to kill.” The crew breaks down the Dogs’ gritty win over Ole Miss, the rise of Gunner Stockton, and why Mike Bobo deserves an apology from fans. Jason recaps his firsthand experie...

In this inspiring and wide-ranging conversation, Joshua Stein sits down with Stephen Fowler , founder and managing partner of The Fowler Firm , to talk about what it means to build a modern law practice rooted in education, community, and authenticity. Fowler shares how his JD/MBA from the University of Georgia shaped his approach to law and business, his journey from struggling to find a job to l...

The guys are back after another wild weekend in college football—still catching their breath from Georgia’s gritty comeback win over Auburn. Josh, Laurence, and Jason break down how the Dawgs “broke the Plains,” what went wrong for Hugh Freeze, and why Kirby Smart’s cool composure makes all the difference. The crew dives into officiating controversies, Georgia’s second-half surge, and the rise of...

This week’s Sports ’N Torts features a story of legacy, leadership, and lessons that transcend generations. Host Joshua Stein sits down with Super Bowl IX champion Dick Conn and his son Andy Conn , a trial lawyer and founder of Conn Law Firm in Savannah, Georgia. From the locker rooms of Athens and Pittsburgh to the courtrooms of Georgia , this father-son duo shares how a lifetime of competition,...

Week 6 of College Football’s Last Call brings chaos, comedy, and candid takes. The guys break down Georgia’s bounce-back win over Kentucky — led by Gunner Stockton’s confident play, a revitalized offense, and continued defensive concerns. From Chauncey Bowens and Dillon Bell’s emergence to the “eye candy” of Mike Bobo’s offense, the crew agrees the Bulldogs are trending up — even if the defense st...

In this episode of Sports ‘N Torts , I sit down with Doug Rohan , founder of Rohan Law in East Cobb, Georgia. Doug shares his journey from Miami to Tallahassee to Atlanta, building a thriving criminal defense and workers’ compensation law firm over the past 15 years. With a Cuban-American background, fluency in Spanish, and a passion for grassroots marketing, Doug has carved out a unique niche in...

Week 5 of college football delivered everything fans expect: wild finishes, crushing upsets, and heated debates. Georgia’s 33-game home winning streak came to an end against Alabama, and the crew dives deep into Kirby Smart’s decision-making, defensive struggles, and whether the Dawgs truly “beat themselves.” The conversation covers the controversial fourth-and-one call, the missed opportunities t...

n Episode 168 of Sports ’N Torts , I sit down with Zach Meeks , founder of Meeks Impact Law , to talk about building a law firm with purpose, community impact, and the lessons learned along the way. Zach shares his unique path from Progressive claims adjuster to personal injury lawyer, why he invested in branding and culture from day one, and how his values shape his practice. The conversation als...

It was a bye week for the Georgia Bulldogs, but there was no shortage of storylines across college football. In this week’s Last Call , we break down the wild weekend slate—from Auburn vs. Oklahoma’s controversial officiating calls, to Clemson’s struggles under Dabo, to Florida’s uninspired performance and Billy Napier’s increasingly hot seat. The crew debates the quarterback futures of Gunner Sto...

In this episode of Sports ‘N Torts , I sit down with Sam Chontos , founder of Three Vistas , to dive into the creative world of marketing, storytelling, and case development for lawyers. Sam isn’t a lawyer himself, but he has built a unique career helping attorneys like me present stronger cases through “Day in the Life” videos, scene investigations, graphics, and storytelling tools that bring cli...

Week 3 of college football was one for the books, and Last Call delivers all the highs, lows, and chaos. From the Dawgs’ epic comeback in Knoxville to Tech’s walk-off win against Clemson and in the pro even the Falcons shining on Sunday night, the crew breaks it all down with passion and plenty of laughs. We relive Gunner’s 304-yard breakout, Kirby’s in-game mastery, and the heart-stopping 4th-and...

In this episode of Sports ‘N Torts , I sit down with Ben Musgrove—lawyer, judge, podcaster, triathlete, golfer, and proud father of four little girls. Ben shares his unconventional path from pre-med and ski-bum life in Vail to running a thriving personal injury practice and serving as a magistrate judge in Forsyth County. The conversation covers everything from lessons learned running a law firm,...

It may have been an “uninspiring” slate of games, but there was no shortage of storylines on this week’s College Football’s Last Call . Josh is joined by Jason Ganz and special guest Robert Unell (filling in for Laurence Kessler) to break down: Georgia vs. Austin Peay The weather delay, sluggish offense, and why the Dogs looked flat. Gunner Stockton’s growing pains at QB — overreaction or real con...

In this episode of Sports ‘N Torts , I sit down with one of Georgia’s premier trial lawyers, Lloyd Bell of Bell Law Firm . Lloyd is widely recognized for his groundbreaking medical malpractice verdicts, including a record-setting $75 million verdict —the largest of its kind in Georgia history. Lloyd shares his journey from pre-med student to nationally recognized trial lawyer, his approach to case...