The Splittin' Gaps Podcast

The Pac-12 is on top of the CFB World in this, its last year of existence as we know it. How did the 'Conference of Champions' regain prominence at the tail end of its existence? We dive into their success this season and how the founding members can dig into their new conferences in the coming years. Other topics include: Texas is, dare I say, back? Mel Tucker is a complete perv, the SEC has 1 ra...

The first 1.5 weeks are in the book for the '23 season, and the final year of the 4 team playoff is shaping up to be a good one -Florida didn't have camp, the Pac12 is turning into a Cinderella story after years of disappointment, Ryan Day better buckle up, Travis Hunter doesn't make sense and much more.

Martini and I recap the biggest and best games of the dance thus far, including Princeton's impressive run and why it may not be over just yet. The two remaining 1 seeds have hit their stride and the Midwestern Jesuits stake their claim for tournament dominance. Our pitchers that were sitting at home during the WBC should be considered Anti-American miscreants and should be prosecuted to fullest e...

The final day before the greatest tournament in all of sports tips off, get your complete guide to the dance right here.

Martini and I welcome Hammer to the show all the way from ATX to synthesize bracket theory and what recent history has told us about the teams to watch this March.

Martini and I chop about the CBB season so far, how the Power 6 conferences are aligning, and who we think will go deep into the dance.

Beach and I run duos with Martini out with some "contestation" concerns, we breakdown the most exciting CFP day in the playoff's history, with a look-ahead to Monday's National Championship between TCU and UGA. We also share our thoughts on the ongoing Damar Hamlin situation.

Martini and I discuss why the NFL refuses to develop their officiating, Dickhead high schooler antics on signing day, Matt Ryan, and why NFL Scouts get so bricked for unsuccessful college quarterbacks on their pro day.

We are back to discuss the CFP and the return of the Michigan Wolverines to CFB's elite class. Georgia has been the best team in the country for two years, but get an unlucky draw with OSU while Duggan and Sonny Dykes look to take down Michigan and send the Big 12 to their first CFP National Championship.

Will Levis, if you're reading this, what blue-blood women's soccer program did your mother play for? We break down the Heisman Race, this week's CFP rankings, why Will Levis is worshipped as a draft prospect, and the history of the "benefit of the doubt" within the CFB Committee.

The first installment of the 2022 CFP rankings came out Tuesday night, and the committee's subjectivity is on full display. MSU alum and current reporter joins the program to discuss the CFB season so far, the MSU-UM fiasco, and why he believes Brian Kelly will win a Natty in Baton Rouge before his time in Death Valley is over. Picks for this weekend's slate are discussed. SGP celebrates its first...

Texas A&M is Dead, who is to blame for their inability to establish themselves as a contender during the Jimbo Era? We run through the scenarios that may present themselves to the Playoff Committee in the coming weeks, and Brendan Beachler has touched down in the Chi.

We discuss the obsession of NFL fanbases in defining/identifying their franchise quarterback, which might actually not be as important as people think. perhaps the greatest CFB atmosphere ever in Knoxville last weekend + the rest of Saturday's slate, the Bears are inept, and the Khash man returns to talk the meteoric rise of Illinois football this season.

Yordan drops a nuke on Seattle, the Phillies are the most confident team left in the field, and more on the MLB Playoffs. The CFP will be cut in half after this week's matchups, and The Vols look to establish themselves as a legit top 4 team, and the Deep State is trying to deplatform me after handing out the Dante Pettis long reception winner this week.

Mizzou and their 260 lb. kicker almost take down the consensus #1 Georgia Bulldogs, Bryce Young Injury, Ohio State being classless as usual, and the Jayhawk dream stays alive in large part to George Ohanessian // The Lions have an electrifying offense beautifully paired with perhaps the worst defense to ever take an NFL field, the Eagles are elite, Rip Tua, and the Bears and Giants met for their a...

Rock(4-0)Chalk Jayhawk, Sam Hartman almost made Beachler cream, the SEC is actually better this year than years past, and Mel Tucker just robbed East Lansing harder than Tee Grizzly.

Half of the SPG Crew took on Columbus for the legendary Week 1 matchup in the Shoe, and the Irish covered. OSU underwhelmed, Utah broke the heart of Brendan Beachler, Georgia could probably win the AFC South, and a 2009 Natty rematch in Austin this weekend. Tap in.

With the recent news circulating of the Playoff Committee's decision to expand the playoff, we revisit our discussion last year on how a 12 (or 8) team playoff could be seamlessly integrated into the Ney Year's 6 bowl infrastructure. Don't let the MSM fool you, we here at SGP moved the needle enough to make this happen, we walked so ESPN/FOX could run.

The Freeman Era kicks off with perhaps the greatest test the Irish could face: Going into the Shoe week 1 against a generation Buckeye side. Can the new-look Irish put up a fight against this juggernaut Ohio State squad? Get ready, because Here Come the Irish.

'Blood on The Wire' is SGP's all-new, full-length Fantasy Football show for the 2022-23 NFL Season. We will be following all things FF from week 1 to week 16: the booms, the busts, the heartbreaks, and the triumphs that come throughout a season of the greatest game in the world- Fantasy Football.

Season II of SGP is finally here, and Episode 1 comes just in time for the start of the 2022-23 football calendar. Is Texas back? Does USC have the chops to rep the Pac-12 in the postseason? Why does Ray Khasho love Texas A&M so much? I don't know, but we are back, and we're not going anywhere.

We go everywhere from a household pantie debacle to Peter Francis Geraci, to eating Hot Cheetos and 7/11 pizza for breakfast on this episode of SPG. Tune in for the most heinous episode in this podcast's history.

The Cubs are off to a solid start on the Northside, while injuries and a lack of hustle are plaguing the Southsiders. Also, with the Bulls taking home court, can they take Game 3 and put the pressure on the reigning champs?

Marty and I break down where the Sox and Cubs stand as the 2022 campaign gets underway, the eventful offseason, and who we think will be playing in late October.

We recap the Final Four, bid Coach K good riddance, and explain why a Jayhawk championship made too much sense.