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Duke, Arizona and Michigan look like locks for No. 1 seeds in the NCAA Tournament — but who gets the final top seed? In this clip, we each pick who we believe will claim the fourth No. 1 seed and explain why. Is it about résumé, metrics, conference strength or momentum heading into March Madness? Who do you have as the final No. 1 seed?

Miami (OH) is just the seventh team since the NCAA Tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985 to start a season 28-0. That’s rare company. In this clip, Neil tries to guess the other six undefeated teams to reach 28-0. How many can you name without looking it up?

Miami (OH) head coach Travis Steele just raised the stakes in a big way. Steele promised he would wear a speedo during the Selection Sunday show if the RedHawks remain undefeated. Is this elite locker room motivation or a viral moment waiting to happen? We break down the quote, what it means for Miami Ohio basketball, and whether this is the boldest coaching promise of the season.

Ilia Malinin didn’t win Olympic gold in figure skating, but the way he handled the disappointment showed maturity beyond his years. Sometimes you learn more about an athlete in defeat than in victory — and this moment proved it.

Are you actually watching Olympic figure skating? We debate whether the sport needs more drama like the Tonya Harding–Nancy Kerrigan era to pull viewers in — or if the skating alone should be enough.

Some ski jumpers are reportedly injecting their private areas to temporarily increase size so their suits fit looser and help them catch more air. Is this genius gamesmanship or completely crossing the line? We break down one of the strangest competitive advantage stories in sports.

We pit this year’s Super Bowl against the most boring title games of the last 15 years — including Super Bowl LIII’s 13-3 snoozer (the lowest-scoring in history) — to see which one truly deserves the title. Who’s your pick? 👇 Full episode and clips on the channel!

Is Sam Darnold actually a Top 10 quarterback in the NFL right now? We break down the numbers, the wins, and whether he truly belongs in that tier. Full episode on the channel.

From legendary comebacks to iconic finishes, we rank the Top 10 Super Bowls of all time. Which games defined NFL history, which moments still hold up, and which Super Bowl deserves the top spot? Let the debate begin.

Budweiser once ruled the Super Bowl commercial game. From the Bud Bowl to the Budweiser frogs, the iconic “Wazzup” ads, and the unforgettable Clydesdales, no brand owned Super Bowl ads like Budweiser. We debate whether Bud is still the king — and ask the big question: should the Bud Bowl make a comeback?

We break down Super Bowl LX between the Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots, make our predictions, and share our first Super Bowl memories. From key matchups and X-factors to who we think will win, this is your quick, fun preview of the biggest game of the year.

Punxsutawney Phil has been predicting the weather for decades — but over the last 20 years, his accuracy sits around 35%. Meanwhile, Staten Island Chuck is quietly hitting predictions at an 85% rate. We break down the numbers, call Phil out as a fraud, and officially petition for Chuck to become the true groundhog of Groundhog Day.

With Drake Maye facing Sam Darnold in the Super Bowl, we draft and debate the worst quarterback matchups in Super Bowl history since 1990. From game managers to mistake-prone performances, we break down which QB duels made fans question how they even got there — and argue whether this year’s matchup belongs on the list.

Bill Belichick won six Super Bowls, built a dynasty and changed the NFL forever — so how did he not make the Hall of Fame on the first ballot? We break down the absurdity of the decision, debate what could have held him back and try to figure out how one of the greatest coaches in sports history didn’t get in right away.

Another predicted “major snowstorm”… and once again, it barely showed up. Should meteorologists be held more accountable when forecasts miss the mark? And why does a bad forecast turn into 22-deep lines for milk and bread every single time? We break down weather hype, panic buying and why this cycle never seems to end.

Are fans actually watching Tiger Woods’ new TGL league? Golf has always been an individual sport, so does the team concept work? We debate whether fans can really root for a golfer’s team and if TGL can change how people watch golf.

Jarrett Stidham hasn’t thrown a pass since 2023 — and now he might be asked to lead the Broncos past the Patriots in the AFC Championship Game. Can Stidham really outduel his former team and punch Denver’s ticket to the Super Bowl?

We break down all four NFL Divisional Round matchups as the Broncos, Patriots, Rams and Seahawks punch their tickets to the conference championships. Then we dive into both conference title games and preview who has the edge with a Super Bowl berth on the line.

Fernando Mendoza becomes just the fifth quarterback in the BCS/CFP era to win both the Heisman Trophy and a national championship in the same year. We break down how rare the feat is — and Neil tries to guess the other four quarterbacks to ever do it. How many can you name?

Indiana caps its historic season with a 27–21 win over Miami to claim the program’s first national championship. We break down the game, key decisions and the stats that defined Indiana’s title run from start to finish.

We put Curt Cignetti’s first two seasons at Indiana side by side with the rest of the program’s history. Wins, milestones and just how unprecedented this run really is — the numbers show how completely Indiana football has been transformed.

The College Football National Championship is set with Miami vs Indiana, and we’re all-in on the Hoosiers. If IU plays its best football, we think this game could get out of hand fast — possibly by 20–30 points. We also talk about how Indiana’s historic run is unlike anything we’ve ever seen in sports and debate whether the Hoosiers should be included in the conversation as one of the greatest college football teams ever.

Brooks Koepka is officially returning to the PGA Tour, and we debate whether his comeback is actually good for the Tour — and whether the penalties he faced were enough. We also discuss the bigger question: will Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau or Cameron Smith be the next LIV stars to make their way back to the PGA Tour?

The Chicago Bears have made a habit of finding ways to win late — but can their magical run continue against the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Divisional Round? We’re both leaning Rams, but this Bears team seems to have a little bit of magic. Is this the week the magic runs out, or do you trust what you’ve seen with your own eyes?