CFP Bracket Set

The 2015 College Football Playoff matchups are locked in, Bob and Chris debate the committee's choices and breakdown the New Year's Six bow games. Plus a look ahead at Heisman predictions and a weird rule prevents Luke Walton from earning any wins as the Warriors interim coach.

A Couple Notes

In the podcast we seemed pretty certain about Baker Mayfield's status as one of the four Heisman finalists. A couple hours after recording, only three candidates were invited to New York, with Mayfield sitting at home. While we had good things to say about Mayfield on the episode, we definitely had better things to say about invitees Deshaun Watson, Derrick Henry, and Christian McCaffrey. 

We also quickly talked about a reported trade by the Los Angeles Dodgers to acquire Aroldis Chapman from the Cincinatti Reds. Again, just hours later we learned that the trade was put on hold, and there's an entirely different story about Chapman in the news that we unfortunately do not discuss on this episode. 

Conference Championship Week

The College Football Playoff is taking shape, but there are still a few slots that need solidifying. Bob and Chris debate which teams are safe, which teams control their own destiny, and which teams need help. Plus a look a the post-Peyton Manning Broncos, the Warriors and 76ers streaks and a goodbye to Kobe Bryant. 

Rivalry Week

It's Thanksgiving weekend, which means tons of quality football is on the horizon. Bob and Chris discuss their favorite college football rivalries and which one have the most impact on the playoff chase. Plus an NFL MVP debate and a quick look at the Warriors and 76ers respective NBA streaks.

NFL Changing of the Guard

The Broncos, Packers, Seahawks, and Colts are all struggling while some new teams are starting to breakthrough. Bob and Chris debate whether or not the NFL is experiencing a changing of the guard. Plus a look at the College Football Playoff after Week 11 and reactions to Ronda Rousey taking her first MMA loss. 

On todays episode we both agreed that DeAndre Hopkins is currently a Top 5 wide receiver in the NFL. Here's the catch that got us talking about Hopkins and that ultimately won the game for the Houston Texans on Monday Night Football:

Separation Saturday

It's November, which means college football is at its craziest. And that was very apparent on Saturday. Bob and Chris sift through the carnage and reveal which teams still have a chance at the four playoff bids. 

World Series Recap

The Kansas City Royals won the World Series, Bob and Chris discuss what that meant for the fan base and the key moments of the series. Plus a look at the remaining unbeatens in the NFL and a crazy finish to the Miami/Duke college football game. 

World Series Preview 2015

The Royals and the Mets are on the doorstep of immortality. Bob and Chris preview the World Series, breakdown the matchup and pick the winner. Plus a recap of an upset-filled weekend of college football. 

Crazy Sports Week

With a number of intense MLB Playoff games, crazy finishes in college football, questionable play calls in the NFL and plenty of upsets, Bob and Chris needed an extra podcast to cover all of the topics. Plus we celebrate a big WAYTA milestone.

NBA Preview 2015

The tip-off for the NBA season is a week away, Bob and Chris go through each conference and pick the contenders, dark horses, and sleepers. Plus their picks for the worst team, Rookie of the Year, MVP, and which teams will clash in the NBA Finals.

Who's Number One?

No college football team has cemented itself as a clear-cut No. 1 so far, Bob and Chris reveal who they'd vote for if they had to choose. Plus a look at USA soccer's loss to Mexico, the MLB Playoffs, and Week 5 of the NFL. 

MLB Playoffs Preview 2015

The dust on baseball's regular season has settled and 10 teams remain. Bob and Chris pick the Wild Card games and preview the rest of the series, eventually crowning a World Series champion. Plus a look at the USA/Mexico CONCACAF playoff game. 

Football Report Card

Three games into the NFL season and with nonconference play mostly wrapped up in college, Bob and Chris assess the season so far and pick out the contenders, surprises, and disappointments.