The Ten O Nine

We come together for an episode full of tourney talk including our takes on the chaos in the East region and the Brandon Miller saga. As always we find a way to talk about the Tigers too with exciting updates on women's basketball and softball!

Tune in for a near half-hour rant from Grayson on why the embarrassment that is Clemson Basketball under Brad Brownell needs to be mercifully ended as the program has zero chance of relevancy under his "lead". 

After a much needed vent on the flawed atrocity that is the NCAA Selection Committee, the boys get into the opening flurry of NFL moves including Bailey's Panthers trading up to #1 and Austin Ekeler seeking a trade. We also talk WBC and give much deserved recognition to the elite Clemson softball progrum.

After a week off we come together to talk all things Clemson sports, react to the start of MLB Spring Training and the new pitch clock, and still sneak football talk in with the NFL Combine only a few days away

The NBA is back! With the second half getting started tonight Grayson covers all nine games and gives his thoughts on who wins and covers as the Association enters the stretch run and the playoff race starts to heat up. Tune in for analysis on each game or skip to the last few minutes for the best bets and keep an eye out for daily NBA picks from Grayson and Bailey!

Bailey and Grayson break down a great Super Bowl matchup and what it means for Mahomes and the Chiefs going forward, recap another NFL coaching carousel and update you on everything Clemson sports. Stick around to hear Bailey add to his NBA hate list after another unfortunate parlay near-miss. 

Bailey and Grayson preview the Super Bowl but save their best bets for the Slate Show on Friday! We also talk about Brady's second retirement, Kyrie's move to Dallas, and LeBron closing in on the scoring record against the Grayson's Thunder.

This week we are graced with Jacob's presence and recap the thriller and snoozefest NFL conference championship games as well as give our initial thoughts on Clemson's 2023 football schedule. Grayson also sparks a debate as he defends Justin Himbert as a top 5 QB.

Grayson and Bailey recap a great first two weekends of playoff football in the NFL, tell you who wins this weekend to make the Super Bowl, and react to another confusing round of HOF voting in the MLB

Bailey and Grayson preview the six-game slate of NFL playoff action this weekend with our picks for every game plus three best bets. We begin with our initial thoughts on Clemson moving on from Brandon Streeter as OC and bringing in Garrett Riley very soon after. 

Bailey and Grayson break down the most lopsided college football title game of all time, including where Stetson Bennett stands in history as well as if Georgia has replaced Alabama at the top of the mountain. We also get into Week 18 of the NFL and preview what should be an electric Super Wild Card weekend!

All four members of the pod gather once again to discuss the Orange Bowl and what it means for Clemson as well as how to correct the concerning trajectory of the program as a whole. This is our most Clemson-heavy episode yet but we also get to an important NFL slate and what it means for the final week of the regular season. 

After an extended cold open to explain Seth's recent absence, the boys dive into Clemson vs Tennessee in the Orange Bowl and both Playoff semifinals. We also recap another big week in the NFL as the playoff field begins to take shape and Grayson reacts to the NBA slate on Christmas Day. 

After a week off we catch you up on the latest portal and Draft news in college football, recap a wild two weeks of NFL action and Jacob debuts a very temporary pop culture segment

Bailey and Grayson react to conference championship week, the four teams locked into the Playoff, the three Heisman finalists and Stetson Bennett, and a telling slate of NFL contenders matching up this past Sunday. We also cover the dominos that have already fallen in MLB free agency as well as a stunning fantasy basketball upset. 

Bailey and Grayson guide you through an NFL slate with huge implications for contenders and tell you who wins the biggest games. Stay tuned for Bailey's latest set of bets as he attempts to join Grayson with a winning record on the betting board. 

Bailey and Grayson break down the last college football slate of the season as conference champs are crowned and we conclude a great year of picks and bets 

We are joined by former Tigers QB Tucker Israel to react to Clemson's last game and season as a whole plus what to expect going forward this year as well as the near future of the football program itself

We are joined by Beezy once again to break down a massive weekend in college football, what the Tennessee dismantling means for Clemson's Playoff hopes and rivalry week matchup, and what to make of the Cowboys after a massive Week 11 win in Minnesota. 

Bailey and Grayson preview another key NFL Sunday as we enter the stretch run this season and tell you if the Bills get back in the win column and if the Vikings can keep their win streak going vs Dallas. We close as always with our three best bets as Bailey chases down Jacob for second place on the season 

Bailey and Grayson guide you through a huge week out West and tell you if the Trojans and TCU can avoid upsets to keep their Playoff hopes alive. Also this week Bailey gives out the show's first-ever bet on the horses!

Bailey and Grayson cover another wild weekend of football by breaking down losses by Oregon and UCLA to clear up the Playoff picture and what to make of another late Bills loss this time to the Vikings. 

Bailey and Grayson tell you who wins and who survives the witching hour to cover on another loaded NFL Sunday.

Bailey and Grayson break down this week's college football slate by telling you who wins the big games and wrap up as always with three teams that will be great on Saturday. Stay tuned for Bailey's attempt at the grossest bet in Slate Show history. 

Seth joins us again for an in-depth discussion on Clemson's loss in South Bend, what the Playoff picture looks like after three top-6 teams lose, and if Fields has passed Lawrence in the '21 draft QB hierarchy