Videos

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?

We recap NFL Wild Card Weekend, break down which picks we nailed (and which ones missed), and look ahead to the Divisional Round with our predictions and potential upsets. The playoff picture is heating up and we’re making our picks.

We break down Duke Tobin’s press conference and what it tells us about the Bengals moving forward. The positives, the red flags and whether our outlook on the 2026 season changed at all.

Christian McCaffrey is doing historic things and still isn’t getting enough MVP consideration. Nearly 1,000 yards rushing and 1,000 yards receiving — how is this not an MVP season? We break down why CMC belongs in the MVP conversation.

We recap the College Football Playoff semifinals and look ahead to the national championship. Indiana is one win away from making history — will the Hoosiers finish the job and win it all? Full breakdown, key matchups, and bold predictions.

Bowl season is over and the Pop-Tarts Bowl and Duke’s Mayo Bowl have figured out what works: gimmicks that actually make fans care. Nick and Neil break down why these bowls get attention, engagement, and viewers — and why every other bowl game should follow their lead. If bowl season wants to stay relevant, it might be time to embrace the chaos.

Indiana and Oregon meet again in the College Football Playoff semifinals after the Hoosiers already won in Eugene earlier this season. Nick and Neil break down whether the Ducks can change the outcome this time, preview the key matchups and debate if this game features the two best quarterbacks in college football. With a spot in the national championship on the line, who will advance?

Super Wild Card Weekend is here, and Nick and Neil break down every NFL playoff matchup, make their picks,and call out the upsets they think are coming. From key matchups to playoff storylines, we preview the entire opening weekend of the NFL postseason and debate who’s advancing — and who’s going home early. Lock in your picks and let us know where we’re wrong.

The College Football Playoff semifinals feature a true strength-on-strength matchup as Miami’s elite defense takes on Ole Miss’ explosive offense. Nick and Neil break down how each team wins, key matchups to watch and which side has the edge with a spot in the national championship on the line. Who advances to the title game — the Hurricanes or the Rebels? Drop your pick in the comments.

The College Football Playoff semifinals are set, and Indiana looks like the clear best team left. Nick and Neil preview both semifinal matchups, break down why IU is the favorite, and debate whether the Hoosiers can finish the job and win it all. Plus, can Ole Miss continue its magical postseason run? We make our picks and debate what matters most in the CFP semifinals.

The Cincinnati Bengals are running it back. Despite missing the playoffs for the third straight season, the Bengals are keeping head coach Zac Taylor and de facto general manager Duke Tobin in place. Nick and Neil debate whether stability is the right move or if Cincinnati is wasting prime years of Joe Burrow’s career. Is patience the answer, or is this a huge mistake? Let us know where you stand.

The Bengals put together another late-season rally, improving their record but once again falling short of the postseason. It’s now three straight years without a playoff appearance, and with no expected changes to the coaching staff or front office, the focus shifts to the real issue — a defense that continues to hold this team back. We break down what Cincinnati must fix to get back into contention.

College athletics continue to evolve in ways that would’ve been unthinkable just a few years ago. With NIL and the transfer portal reshaping the landscape, Baylor is now signing James Nnaji, a former NBA draft pick who was involved in multiple NBA trades — including deals featuring All-Stars. We break down what this move says about modern college sports, how we got here, and what it means for the future of college basketball.

Is Home Alone actually a Christmas movie, or is it just a movie set during the holidays? In this short, Neil argues that Home Alone is really about a kid protecting his house from burglars and just happens to take place around Christmas. Nick fires back with one simple piece of evidence — the movie poster has Christmas lights all over it. So what do you think? Is Home Alone a true Christmas movie or just holiday-adjacent? Drop your take in the comments and settle the debate.

One of the wildest bowl game promotions you’ll ever see: bring a can of BUSH’S Beans and get a free ticket. The beans will be donated to charity, and fans get to watch Louisville vs Toledo in the BUSH’S Beans Boca Raton Bowl under the Florida sun. We react to the promotion and why this might be the best bowl game deal of the year.

Christmas carolers showing up at your front door is supposed to be festive… but what if you’re in the middle of a movie or watching the end of a game? Would you be excited or annoyed if you had to stand outside in the cold? And be honest — does questioning this make me a Scrooge? We debate whether carolers are heartwarming holiday cheer or an outdated interruption.