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The Stanley Cup Playoffs are heating up, and Kent Brown returns to the show to discuss all the action on the ice as the Maple Leafs collapse yet again. Brown dives into Capitals being bounced early, an epic Stars/Jets series, and the emergence of Carolina and Edmonton. The guys also share their thoughts on a wide range of topics including the NBA Postseason, The PGA Championships, Bill Belichick and the NFL Schedule Releases. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Joe Crisalli joins Mitch to discuss the action-filled start to the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The guys react to every series, make some predictions, and analyze hockey like only they can do. They also share their thoughts on the NFL Draft, Shadeur Sanders' slide, and more from the NFL world.

It's the best time of the year, as the Stanley Cup Playoffs are officially underway! Matt Wittenberg joins the show to react a wild game 1 in Los Angeles, a physical few games between the Blues & Jets, and whether Colorado and Dallas are going to go the distance. The guys also react to Toronto's hot start, Washington's OT win and Carolina looking like it could finally be the year they go deep. And they preview the Battle of Florida, with the Panthers & Lightning set to wage war on the ice. And the fellas also give their final thoughts on the NFL Draft. Who will draft Shadeur Sanders? Is Travis Huntry destined to be a Browns receiver? And which surprise team will enter the QB market? Listen to find out our thoughts.

The Money Mitch Effect returns with Josh Whidden joining the show to recap Alexander Ovechkin's record setting moment, as he passed Wayne Gretzky with his 895th goal. The guys discuss Ovechkin's place in the game, and also recap a wild Final 4 in men's basketball that was won by the Florida Gators. The fellas give their detailed preview of the Masters with sleepers, contenders, and so much more, before rounding out the show with some thoughts on the upcoming NFL Draft.

Craig Swanson joins the show to recap the 4 Nations Hockey Tournament, which saw Canada prevail in overtime over Team USA in a thrilling game. The guys discuss the high quality of play, how the top players bought in, and all the passion and intensity that was provided in this "best on best" format. They also discuss Connor McDavid's dominance, Sidney Crosby's legacy, and some changes that the American can make in next year's Olympic Games. And they finish up the show with some thoughts on the final stretch of the NHL season, with Alex Ovechkin just 12 goals away from breaking Wayne Gretzky's record. Hosted by Mitch Michals

The Eagles have won the Super Bowl, and Philadelphia's own Tom Weisenbach returns to the show to recap the dominant performance that led the City of Brotherly Love to the title. The guys discuss how the Eagles defensive unit smothered the Chiefs offense all day, and why Jalen Hurts was able to save his best for the biggest moments. It's a thorough recap of the Super Bowl, a look at Kansas City's next move, and some early thoughts on the NFL off-season on this episode of the Money Mitch Effect Podcast.

The Super Bowl is here, and Chris Miller joins the show to preview the Big Game as Kansas City takes on Philadelphia to crown an NFL champion. The guys discuss whether the Eagles offense will have a big day on the legs of Saquan Barkley, If Jalen Hurts can shine on the grandest stage, and how the Chiefs defense will combat such a dynamic unit. And they dive into Patrick Mahomes' brilliance, and how his offensive group will look to attack a powerful Eagles group on defense. And they dive into the best prop bets to throw a little action on, before predicting how Super Bowl LIX will unfold in New Orleans. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

The Super Bowl matchup is set, and Ryan Soles returns to the podcast to break down how the Chiefs & Eagles punched their tickets to the big game. Soles explains how Philadelphia was able to dominate Washington in the NFC Title Game, and why Saquan Barkley & Jalen Hurts have been able to hit their stride. The guys discuss the Kansas City Chiefs continuing their quest for the first ever three-peat in the Super Bowl era, and why Patrick Mahomes is the modern day Michael Jordan. Soles also discusses another tough loss for Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills, and gives some initial thoughts on the Super Bowl matchup. The fellas predict who will make the 2025 NFL Hall of Fame class, and chat about the current happenings in the NBA & the ongoing Jimmy Butler/Miami Heat saga. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

The Ohio State Buckeyes are National Champions, and Matt Wittenberg joins the show to break down their run to College Football glory. The guys discuss how Ohio State triumphed over Notre Dame, and how Ryan Day silenced the doubters and was the last coach standing in the playoff bracket. Wittenberg also evaluates Will Howard, Jeremiah Smith and the other Buckeyes who led their team to the title. And the guys also preview the NFL Conference Championship games, where it will feature Patrick Mahomes' Chiefs battling Josh Allen's Bills in an epic AFC showdown. Wittenberg dives into what Buffalo needs to do finally get over the hump, and how Kansas City can continue on their quest for the NFL's first three-peat. And in the NFC, can rookie QB Jayden Daniels keep his improbable run going for the Washington Commanders? Or will Saquan Barkley & a ferocious Philadelphia Eagles defense lead the city of Brotherly Love back to the Super Bowl. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Adam Musto returns to the podcast to discuss the greatest football weekend of the year, the NFL's Divisional Playoff Round. Must discusses the epic showdown between the Baltimore Ravens & The Buffalo Bills, led by their outstanding quarterbacks in Lamar Jackson & Josh Allen. The guys discuss the resurgent Rams, the Eagles' ability to make plays on offense, Jayden Daniels' composure, and the Lions & Chiefs entering the week off of a well-deserved bye. And they finish the show discussing the upcoming College Football National Championship Game between Ohio State & Notre Dame.

We're down to the final four in the College Football Playoff, and Matt Wittenberg returns to the show to dissect all the action on the college gridiron. The fellas discuss Ohio State's statement win over Oregon, Notre Dame's impressive showing against Georgia, and how Penn State has seized the opportunity to reach the semifinals. They also recap the Texas Longhorns overtime win over Wittenberg's Sun Devils, and explain why the future is very bright for Arizona State. And then they turn their attention to the NFL, where the Detroit Lions secured the NFC's top seed in the very last regular season game. The guys discuss the Buccaneers winning the NFC South, Denver returning to the postseason, and debate whether Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson should win the league's MVP Award. And they round out the show predicting each playoff game from the Wild Card Round.

The final week of the NFL regular season is upon us, and Ryan Soles joins the podcast to preview a showdown between the Detroit Lions and the Minnesota Vikings for the NFC's top seed. The guys discuss the Chiefs winning ways, Saquan Barkley's 2,000 yard season, and whether the Bills or Ravens are best suited to challenge Kansas City in the playoffs. And they dive into whether Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen should be crowned the league's MVP this season, in a tightly contested race. And they wrap up the show with some thoughts on the College Football Playoff Picks. Who will win the the Rose Bowl matchup between Oregon & Ohio State? Can a backup QB propel Georgia to victory over Notre Dame? And can Boise or Arizona State pull off enormous upsets? Listen to find out what Mitch & Ryan have to say.

Joe Crisalli returns to the pod to recap another outstanding week of action in the NFL, with the Eagles continuing their winning ways and the Bills bouncing back to beat the Lions. the guys discuss how the Chiefs keep finding ways, how the Broncos turned it around, and whether the Rams, Vikings, Packers or Bucs can really contend in the NFC. And Crisalli gives his thoughts on the NHL's struggling New York Rangers, and how Juan Soto switched New York teams in the MLB by going to the Mets. Plus don't miss the fellas predictions for the first round of the brand new 12-team College Football Playoff this weekend.

The 12 team College Football Playoff is set, and Kent Brown returns to the pod to dissect the entire bracket. The guys recap conference champion weekend, discuss what the committee got right & wrong, and preview some of the first round matchups. And Brown looks at the NFL standings as we reach the final run of the regular season. The fellas break down how the Chiefs keep finding a way, why the Eagles are still soaring, and whether a Bills vs. Lions Super Bowl would signal the End of Days.

The College Football regular season concluded with a pair of upsets that rocked the playoff picture, and Matt Wittenebrg joins the show to recap the latest drama on the gridiron. The guys discuss Michigan's shocking win over Ohio State, Miami crashing out to Syracuse, and the Arizona State Sun Devils being a game away from the College Football Playoff. After a detailed look at the playoff picture, the guys make their picks for all the conference championship games this weekend. And after that they discuss the latest drama in the NFL, with the Eagles and Bills still racking up wins. Other topics covered include Justin Tucker's poor form, The Chicago Bears firing head coach Matt Eberflus, and a look ahead to some great pro games starting with Packers/Lions this Thursday.

Chaos reigns supreme in college football yet again, as upsets have caused havoc on the playoff rankings. Sean Sullivan returns to the podcast to break down all of last week's upsets, and to react to the latest rankings heading into the final regular season slate of the season. The guys preview and predict rivalry week, with Ohio State/Michigan, Texas/Texas A&M and Alabama/Auburn among several big games with tons at stake. And then Adam Musto returns to the podcast to assess the latest NFL news, with Saquan Barkley leading a surging Philadelphia Eagles. Musto dives into the Detroit Lions success, Lamar Jackson's' capabilities, and what he thinks of Caleb Williams rookie season. The fellas also run through the Thanksgiving games and what's on tap this Sunday in the NFL as well.

Kent Brown joins the show to react to the latest College Football Playoff Ranking, which is hotly debated among those in and those left out. The guys discuss the paths each prospective team has to making the playoff before predicting a ton of games this Saturday, with just two regular season slates remaining. And then Joe Crisalli returns to react too the latest in the NFL world, with the Buffalo Bills handing the Kansas City Chiefs their first loss. He also breaks down the dominant Lions, the Steelers big win over the Ravens, and Bo Nix looking sharp for the Broncos. The fellas then finish up with some NHL talk on the Ovechkin scoring run, the Metro Division's depth, and the struggling Bruins & Penguins.

Podcast Host & Producer Eddie Murphy returns to the show to discuss College Football's initial playoff rankings, and discuss whether the most deserving teams are placed where they should be. The guys predict a huge slate of games this weekend, with Ole Miss hosting Georgia & Alabama traveling to LSU in a de facto elimination game. And they turn their attention to the NFL, where the Ravens survived an offensive onslaught from the Bengals to remain in the upper echelon of the AFC. Is Josh Allen the MVP? Will the 49ers bounce back in the NFC West? And just who exactly will beat the Chiefs? Listen as Eddie & Mitch break it all down.

College Football is running out of Saturdays left, and Matt Wittenberg returns to the pod to discuss all the storylines as the action heats up. The guys discuss Texas A&M's resurgence, the big Ohio State/Penn State game this weekend, and predict all the big matchups on tap. And Wittenberg shares his thoughts on the World Series & Steven Stamkos' return to Tampa Bay, as a member of the Nashville Predators. And then Tyler Tesson joins the show to recap the latest drama in the NFL, where quarterbacks dominated the headlines. He breaks down Jameis Winston's big win for the Browns, Anthony Richardson getting benched, Russell Wilson assuming the starting role in Pittsburgh, and Jayden Daniels' improbable walk-off Hail Mary. And the fellas round out the episode by previewing the best games on the pro gridiron this week.

Sean Sullivan returns to the show to react to his Tennessee Volunteers defeating Alabama, & the Georgia Bulldogs big road win at Texas. The guys react to the new AP poll and predict a ton of games on the slate this weekend, including arguably the greatest non power 5 game ever in Boise State vs. UNLV. And they dive into a huge Saturday slate that includes Texas A&M/LSU and much more. And then Chris Miller joins the show to react to another action filled Sunday of NFL football, which saw the Detroit Lions knock off the Minnesota Vikings & The Kansas City Chiefs remain the lone unbeaten team. Miller dives into the struggles of the Raiders & Browns, Derrick Henry's incredible season, and what's in store for Week 8 in pro football.

Ryan Soles joins the podcast to recap another outstanding slate of NFL football, with the Ravens & Bills rounding into form and the Browns & Cowboys continuing their downward slides. The guys react to the Jets acquiring Davante, Buffalo getting Amari Cooper, and The Steelers turning to Russell Wilson over Justin Fields, who went 4-2 to start the season. The guys preview the best games on the pro gridiron this week as well give their thoughts on this exciting section of the college season on tap.

It's an enormous college football weekend in October, and Kent Brown is here to break it all down. He previews Ohio State/Oregon, Texas/Oklahoma and LSU/Ole Miss while predicting a few other games and upsets as well. And the guys discuss the Heisman race at this point in the season. And then Joe Crisalli joins the show to discuss the NFL world, with the Jets making the first coaching change of the year. Crisalli discusses all the action on the pro gridiron, and he shares his thoughts on the riveting MLB playoffs. And they conclude the show with an NHL preview, as hockey is officially back.

Mitch is joined by Eddie Murphy of the "Minus Three" podcast to recap the first four weeks of the NFL season, with the reigning Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs still undefeated despite not being at their best. Murphy dives into the surprising Vikings, woeful Browns, and inadequate QB play across the league. The guys also analyze the college football trends in the first year of the expanded 12 team playoff, and give their thoughts on the start of the MLB Playoffs. And Murphy shares his feelings as the New York Rangers and the rest of the NHL return to the ice this fall.

Craig Swanson returns to the podcast to react to another wild NFL slate of games, which saw more unprecedented upsets. The guys discuss rookie Jayden Daniels' coming out party, The Chiefs staying undefeated, and their struggling Browns & Raiders.They then switch their attention to the college game, which has a huge tilt this upcoming Saturday between Alabama and Georgia. Swanny & Mitch dive into all the college games to watch before finishing up with some hockey talk, and react to the unfortunate injury to LA Kings defenseman Drew Doughty.

The leafs are changing and football season is heating up on this week's podcast. Adam Musto joins show to recap Week 2 in the NFL, which saw the Ravens and Eagles suffer home losses, the Chiefs top the Bengals, and the Saints continue to roll offensively. Musto also dives into Bryce Young getting bunched, some surprise 2-0 teams, and what to expect this Sunday with a full slate of games. And then Robbie Crauder calls in to discuss all things college football, with the Texas Longhorns the new #1 team in the country. Crauder previews the big Tennessee vs. Oklahoma game, and predicts how his Oklahoma State Cowboys team will fair against Utah in a huge Big 12 matchup. The guys dive into all the big college football games this weekend, as the action intensifies all across the country.

The NFL Season has returned, and Matt Wittenberg joins the show to recap all the drama from the pro gridiron. The guys discuss the Browns lackluster performance against the Cowboys, the Patriots shocking upset over the Bengals, and examine the 49ers dominant win over the Jets. Wittenberg also assesses the rookie QBs through Week 1 before looking at the Week 2 NFL slate. And then Sean Sullivan returns to the pod for some college football analysis, on the heels of a big Texas win on the road at Michigan. The guys break down Notre Dame's shocking loss to Northern Illinois & Tennessee's statement win over NC State, before they turn their attention to Week 3 and best games & bets. Who do they like, and which matchups should you avoid? All that and more on this week's football-centric episode!

The NFL season is upon us, & The Money Mitch Effect has your entire 2024 preview as the action returns to the gridiron. Ryan Soles returns to the show to discuss if the Kansas City Chiefs can make history and 3-peat this year, and if the 49ers can bounce back after last year's Super Bowl heartbreak. The guys preview every division, discuss sleepers and overhyped teams, and make their playoff and Super Bowl picks.

The College Football season is here, and Kent Brown returns to the podcast to preview all the exciting Week 1 action on tap. The guys discuss the big games between Texas A&M/Notre Dame and Miami/Florida, and also list some interesting matchups & bets they like. They also discuss the preseason rankings, the expanded playoff, and make some early predictions as action returns to the gridiron.

Craig Swanson returns to the show to discuss how the script has flipped in the Stanley Cup Final, as the Edmonton Oilers win games 4 & 5 to stay alive vs. The Florida Panthers. The guys discuss the historic postseason for Connor McDavid, and a make a case for why he is the best athlete in the entire sporting world. They also break down how the Florida Panthers can steady the boat and win a pivotal game 6 in Edmonton. Also covered on this episode are some NHL transactions that have already been made by teams itching to get to official off-season.

The Florida Panthers have taken a commanding lead on the Edmonton Oilers in the Stanley Cup Final, and we break it all down on this week's show. Matt Wittenberg joins to discuss how Florida has been built for a deep run, Sergei Bobrovsky's stellar play in goal, and whether Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl can muster a comeback when the series shifts to Canada. And the guys recap a wild few days in the sports world that saw Dan Hurley reject the Lakers offer to stay at UConn, and hot dog eating champ Joey Chestnut banned from the 4th of July competition he has dominated.

Joe Crisalli joins the show to break down the NHL Playoffs, with each Conference Final series heating up. The guys discuss the New York Rangers inspired play, Igor Sheshterkin's brilliant goaltending, and where the Broadway Blueshirts can improve. They also look at how the Florida Panthers were able to level the series, and if their forecheck will ultimately wear the Rangers down. And then the fellas analyze the action out west, with Jason Robertson netting a hat trick for the Dallas Stars in game 3 vs Edmonton. Can Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl and the Oilers bounce back? All is discussed on this Stanley Cup Playoffs episode of the Money Mitch Effect.

Only four teams remain in the quest for the Stanley Cup, and we break down the NHL's Conference Final matchups on this week's episode. Eddie Murphy from The Extra Points Podcast Network returns to the show to discuss how the New York Rangers advanced past Carolina, and how they match up next round against the Florida Panthers. The guys discuss the depth and talent that the Dallas Stars possess, the Edmonton Oilers' chances to pull of an upset out west, and why coaching and special teams will play a huge role down the stretch. Get your hockey fix here on the Money Mitch Effect.

Kent Brown returns to the podcast to discuss the Stanley Cup Playoffs, with a ton of drama as Round 2 heats up. The guys discuss the surging Dallas Stars, Colorado's problems and Boston staying alive vs Florida. They also dive into a whacky all-Canadian series between Edmonton & Vancouver, and if the Carolina Hurricanes can mount an enormous comeback vs the New York Rangers. The fellas also discuss the NBA playoffs, Nikola Jokic's brilliance, and whether anybody in the east can stop the Celtics. And Kent dishes out some predictions for the PGA Championship, as the golf world enters it's second major of the year.

Mitch Michals and Craig Swanson break down the action-filled first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, with several series still going and a few teams already having advanced to the final eight. The guys break down each series, discuss the NHL's top playoff storylines, and dish out some prediction as hockey's unmatched postseason tournament skates along.

The NFL Draft is finally here, and Brennan Smith returns to the show for a final preview of pro football's big night. Smith breaks down where each QB might land, the teams that might make a move, and takes a thorough deep dive into each position group on the eve of the draft. And the guys discuss the NBA's exciting start to the playoffs, and the excitement in Utah after they received an NHL team.

It's time for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and Joe Crisalli joins the show to preview every single first round series. The guys discuss the Rangers and Stars as the top seeds in each conference, another Oilers/Kings matchup, and whether the Canucks, Jets or Avalanche are built to go all the way. And then Jose Youngs from MMAFighting returns to the podcast to recap UFC 300, which saw Max Holloway claim the BMF title in the most spectacular fashion. He breaks down the entire card, looks ahead to best upcoming fights, and dives into boxing & WWE's Wrestlemania.

Kent Brown joins Mitch to recap a wild start to the 2024 edition of March Madness, with Kentucky's shocking first round upset headlining the action. The guys discuss U-Conn as the favorite, Houston surviving in OT, and the emergence of North Carolina, Duke & the scorching-hot NC State. And the look ahead to some stellar matchups on tap in the Sweet 16.

NFL Free Agency produced a ton of drama, and we've got you covered with analysis of all the big moves. Adam Musto joins the show to break down all the big free agent moves in pro football, headlined by all the running backs switching teams. The guys discuss Saquan Barkley and Aaron Jones going to division rivals, Kirk Cousins heading to Atlanta, Russell Wilson's decision to sign with Pittsburgh, and much more from the gridiron.

Listen to our analysis of the NHL's Trade Deadline, as Craig Swanson joins the show to discuss all the moves being made as the race for the Stanley Cup Playoffs heats up. The guys discuss the red hot Florida Panthers, the surging Bruins & Rangers, and whether Vancouver, Dallas, Colorado or another western conference team will make their move as hockey's regular season hits the home stretch.

Super Bowl 58 is in the books, and the Kansas City Chiefs once again reign supreme over the NFL. Ryan Soles joins show to discuss how the Chiefs rallied to win their second straight title, and he explains why Patrick Mahomes is not done climbing up the all-time ranks. The guys discuss the 49ers performance, whether this Chiefs team is built to keep collecting Super Bowls, and much more from the final pro football game of the season.

The Super Bowl is here, and Matt Wittenberg joins the show to preview the big game from every angle. The guys discuss whether the San Franncisco 49ers have the roster to claim the Lombardi Trophy, or if it will be another Super Bowl win for Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. They go over their favorite prop bets from the weekend, as well as recap the selections for the 2024 NFL Hall of Fame Class. And the fellas also dive into the NCAA's impending downfall in the college football world, and discuss some recent happenings in the NHL as hockey returns from the All-Star Break. Don't miss this super-sized Super Bowl edition of the podcast!

Eddie Murphy, podcast producer & host from the Extra Points Podcast Network returns to the show to recap NFL Conference Championship Weekend, which saw the Kansas City Chiefs back into yet another Super Bowl. Murphy also recaps the 49ers 2nd half rally to advance to the Big Game, and what exactly went wrong for the Lions. And the guys break down the NHL season as they reach the All-Star break, with Murphy diving into the highs and lows of his beloved New York Rangers.

The NFL Divisional Round is in the rear-view, and Ryan Soles returns to the podcast to recap all the drama on the gridiron. The guys discuss Lamar Jackson and Baltimore's defense putting on a show, the 49ers surviving an upset scare, and the Detroit Lions going on a run for their ages. And they break down how the Chiefs topped the Bills again in the playoffs, explaining why Patrick Mahomes remains the best in the world at the QB position. The show finishes with some picks of NFL Conference Championship Sunday, with Super Bowl spots on the line.

Mitch and Joe Crisalli recap NFL Super Wild Card Weekend, which saw the Cowboys get annihilated at home and the Eagles season go up in flames. The guys also recap the Browns getting handled by the Texans, the Lions ending their postseason win drought, and much more. And they look ahead to the NFL Divisional Round, which features another Bills/Chiefs showdown and the first game for the #1 seeds, the Ravens & 49ers.

Michigan is the National Champs of the football world, and Matt Wittenberg joins to recap how the Wolverines dismantled the Washington Huskies. Wittenberg also discusses what this means for the program and coach Jim Harbaugh, who is rumored to be looking at a jump to the NFL. And the guys preview NFL Super Wildcard Weekend, with six outstanding games on tap. Will Joe Flacco lead the Browns to a win in Houston? Will Matt Stafford's return to Detroit with the Rams be successful? And could this be the end for the Eagles in Tampa Bay? We break it all down on this week's episode.

The National Title Game is set in college football, and Brennan Smith returns to the show to break down all the drama from a highly entertaining set of semifinals. The guys break down Michigan's gutsy performance to beat Alabama, and how Michael Penix Jr. put on a show to lead the Washington Huskies past Texas. And they recap Week 17 in the NFL, headlined by the Cowboys controversial win over the Lions and the Ravens dismantling the Dolphins to claim the AFC's #1 seed.

Mitch is joined by Jose Youngs from MMAFighting to recap UFC 296, which saw Leon Edwards successfully defend his Welterweight title against Colby Covington. Youngs breaks down the entire card, discusses the big fights on deck in 2024, and dives into the world of boxing and professional wrestling as well. And Kent Brown joins the show to react to Week 15 in the NFL, with the 49ers looking supreme while the Cowboys and Eagles falter. Brown assesses the Ravens as the top team in the AFC, the Joe Flacco renaissance in Cleveland, and explains what's gone wrong in Pittsburgh before previewing the upcoming games. And the fellas also discuss the College Football Playoff semifinal games taking place on New Year's Day.

Mitch is joined by Matt Gothard to discuss the College Football Playoff Committee's controversial decision to pick Alabama over Alabama, and how that will impact Michigan's chances to claim the National Title. Gothard also breaks down which Bowl games he has his eyes on, the chaotic state of the transfer portal, and his optimism for Michigan State athletics. The fellas also dive into their early thoughts on an unpredictable start to college basketball season. And then Ryan Soles returns to the podcast to break down another unpredictable week in the NFL, with Dak Prescott and the Cowboys surging in a dominant win over the Eagles. The guys assess the Chiefs' woes on offense, the improbable rise of Joe Flacco for the Browns, and what to make of the chaotic playoff picture in both conferences.

The college regular football is complete, and Matt Wittenberg joins the show to recap rivalry week & look ahead to some big conference championship games. The guys break down Michigan's huge win over Ohio State, Alabama's miracle on 4th and 31 to win the Iron Bowl, and look at whether Oregon is ready for revenge against Washington. And they predict what the final playoff picture will look like when all the dust settles on Sunday. Then Chris Miller joins the show to discuss the pro game, with the Eagles still on top of the league after another dramatic victory. They discuss the pecking order in the AFC, the injuries plaguing the Browns, and whether the 49ers can make a statement in Philadelphia this weekend.

It's college football rivalry week, and Sean Sullivan returns to the podcast to break down the final week of the regular season. Sully previews Ohio State/Michigan, Oregon/Oregon State, & so much more. He also looks at the playoff picture and makes a prediction for how all the drama will play out. And then Joe Crisalli returns to the show to discuss the NFL season heading into Thanksgiving, with the Browns & Broncos making their move as they prepare to faceoff this Sunday. Crisalli dives into the Chiefs' struggles, the Eagles & Lions atop the NFC, and why Josh Dobbs is the easiest guy in the NFL to root for. He also discusses some of the biggest surprises in the NHL, with the hockey season a quarter of the way completed.

Kent Brown joins the show again to discuss the home stretch in the college football regular season, with just two weeks remaining. The guys recap Michigan's victory amid their chaos, Georgia's statement win, & Jayden Daniels' Heisman campaign. Brown also shares a few thoughts on the NFL as the playoff races heat up, and the first month of hockey season, with the Bruins, Rangers & Canucks off to hot starts.