SBS Sports Talk Show

Michael is back with Austin, and they talk aobut the exciting Wild Card game between the Rockies and Cubs and also make their round by round predictions for the MLB playoffs. They then discuss the big college football action from last week with the Penn St-Ohio St and the Stanford-Notre Dame games. They then survery the the college football playoff landscape and make their midseason predictions for who will get in. They wrap up with a quick NFL recap talking about the Rams' and Chiefs' domiance, the Steelers' and Vikings' struggles before breaking down the Eagles-Vikings game for Week 5.

Michael and guest host Austin Burt discuss the Jimmy Butler rumors and what that could mean for the 2018-19 NBA season and offseason. They then talk about the Steelers continuing to struggle, Patrick Mahomes' rise as the Chiefs moved to 2-0. They breakdown the Eagles loss to the Buccaneers and what Carson Wentz's return means for their season. Then, they talk about the Jaguars dominant performance against the Patriots and if the Pats should be worried. They then preview some of the biggest games in Week 3 including Saints vs. Falcons and Chargers vs. Rams. 

Michael and Mike recap Week 1 in the NFL season breaking down the Saints' loss to the Buccaneers and its implications. They also talk about the tie between the Steelers and Browns and whether the Steelers are in trouble. Aaron Rodgers' heroic comeback against the Bears, and how bad of a loss it really was for Chicago. They move on to Week 2 to break down the biggest game of the week, the Jaguars at Patriots among other big Week 2 topics. They finish by discussing an exciting competition for SBS members.

Michael and Mike are back to discuss the beginning of the NFL season. They each make five one sentence NFL predictions for this season before breaking down their playoff teams and division winners. They also make postseason predictions for the conference championships and Super Bowl. They finish by discussing a fun format for an NFL season-long pool.

Michael and Nick bring on a guest this week, Spencer. He was on in the fall to talk about college football and is alo a big NBA fan so they bring him on to discuss the NBA Playoffs and the NFL Draft.

Michael and Nick are back to discuss the first couple days of the NBA playoffs. They talk about the surprising Pacers upset against the Cavaliers and the impressive start by the Pelicans against the Trail Blazers before diving into the rest of the series. They then move on to talk about the Cowboys releasing of Dez Bryant and the impact that will have. Next, they both highlight their favorite matchups of the NFL season with the schedule being released tomorrow. They finish by talking about which position is more favorable, the Browns, with a clean slate and high draft capital, or the Texans, a more established team with few draft picks and some question marks.

Michael and Nick breakdown every series of the playoffs and make their predictions. They dive deep into the 76ers chance of success and the looming series between the Rockets and the Warriors. They briefly hit upon the hot start by Angels rookie Shohei Ohtani. They then discuss the main takeaways from Washington Nationals assistant general manager Ted Towne who spoke to SBS last week.

Michael and Nick recap the Final Four and championship game. Then they talk about the top 3 tiers of college basketball coaches and debate who go where. Lastly, they discuss where Tony Bennett falls on the scale. 

Michael and Nick discuss the upcoming MLB season and the Final Four this weekend. They then discuss a question brought up by UVA's Tony Bennett: have a successful regular season and lose in the first round of the postseason or barely make the post season and make it to a round such as the Elite Eight?

Michael and Nick recap the first weekend of March Madness and discuss the Hoos' collapse. Next they move into the NBA discussing the rest of the season. Lastly, they debate their thoughts on ESPN's list of the top 20 most dominant athletes of the past 20 years.

Michael and Nick open up by discussing NFL Free Agency moves and then dive into the upcoming NCAA Basketball tournament. Lastly, they discuss their thoughts on a bracket pool idea from last podcast, the auction pool, after testing it themselves.

Michael and Nick dicsuss the significance of the FBI investigation into college basketball and look forward to the upcoming conference tournaments. They also touch on the impending NFL Free Agency. Instead of a hypothetical question this week, they dive into different options for creating fun March Madness bracket pools. 

Michael and Nick discuss their outlook for the rest of the NBA season and reflect on the All-Star game. They also touch on some recent College Basketball and MLB news. Lastly, they discuss this weeks hypothetical question: what if the NBA playoffs changed to best 1-16 overall seeds instead of the top 8 from each conference.

Michael and Nick recap the Super Bowl between the Eagles and Patriots. They also look forward to some pressing questions this offseason. Next they touch on some drama with the Washington Wizards and then discuss this weeks hypothetical question: changing the Super Bowl to a best of 3 series.

Michael and Nick are back recapping a crazy week in sports. They discuss the big win by UVA basketball over the weekend, the recent trades in the NFL and NBA, and the upcoming Super Bowl. Lastly, they introduce an interesting reformed scoring system for basketball as this weeks hypothetical. 

Michael and Nick recap the UVA basketball game agaisnst Clemson and NFL championship sunday. They also discuss the Australian Open and the upcoming NBA All-Star Game. Lastly, they bring up a new hypothetical question concerning moving back the 3 point line or adding a 4 point line in the NBA.

Michael and Nick discuss the upward trend of UVA basketball along with the exciting weekend of NFL Playoffs. They also touch on the recent skirmishes in the NBA. Lastly, they dive into a new segment where they pose a hypothetical question and discuss and debate their answers. This weeks question: if you could take any two NFL players and add them to a mediocre college team (UVA) who would you pick?

Michael returns but with a new co-host, SBS co-president Nick O'Connor. They start by breaking down the two CFP semifinal games and discuss the SEC's dominance. They then move on to UVA Basketball's impressive start to ACC play and talk about the team's chance of success moving forward. They finish the "All-267" by each breaking down their entire playoff brackets in the NFL.

Michael and Mike are back for Mike's final episode before he returns from abroad. They start by breaking down Derek Jeter's trade of Giancarlo Stanton to the Yankees and question the move. They then talk about the wacky rulings in Sunday's late games like the catch/no catch rule as well as awarding a first down with a piece of paper. That is followed by a breakdown of Week 15 and the Wild Card races before going into their final All-267's for 2017 while Mike is on the show.

Michael and Mike breakdown the controversial Monday Night Football game between the Bengals and the Steelers, and predict where Shohei Ohtani is going to go in their Drop the Mic. They then breakdown the College Football playoff final rankings discussing the committee's decision to put Alabama in over Ohio State. They both predict the CFP champion. They wrap up the show making predictions for the rest of the NFL season at the three-quarter mark while breaking down their All-267's.

Michael and Mike bring on a special guest for this week's episode, University of Maryland junior and managing editor of Testudo Times, Thomas Kendziora. The trio discuss Russell Westbrook and the Thunder's struggles, and the UVA vs. Wisconsin barn burner in the read option. They drop the mic with passionate takes of Chip Kelly's move to UCLA and Eli Manning's benching. They move on to discuss the College Football Playoff rankings and discuss some potential crazy scenarios. They wrap up by talking about the biggest NFL games from Week 13's slate and give an All-267 update. 

Michael and Mike discuss the Saints' running backs along with the recent Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer. Next, they discuss UVA basketball after the first two games of the season. Then, they move onto LeBron and his beef with the NY Knicks. For the main topics, they once again visit the College Football Playoff rankings with insight from the producer. Lastly, they revisit their 5 NFL predictions from the begining of the year and recap their All-267s.

Michael and Mike record their first podcast in the new studio! They discuss Andrew Luck's injury, Carson Wentz's status among elite QBs, Jerry Jones against Roger Goodell, and Ben McAdoo losing control of the Giants. Next, they have a Hoos That segment to dicsuss the College Football Playoff and the most recent NBA storylines. Finally, they recap their All-267.

Michael and Mike talk about the Cavaliers early struggles, an upcoming NL MVP series on the SBS website, Deshaun Watson's heartbreaking injury, and UVA football's struggles. Guest Ryan Thomas comes on for a #HoosThat segment to talk about the amazing 2017 World Series. Michael and Mike dissect the NFL trade deadline and do an All-267 Recap.

Michael and Mike discuss the first two games of the World Series. They also hit on a new SBS article, ARod in the booth, and the 76ers incompetency with their "medical" staff.  Main topics cover the start of the NBA season and, as always, a recap of Week 7 and a preview of Week 8 in the NFL.  All-267 closes out the show.

Michael and Mike discuss the possibilty of UVA football becoming bowl eligible this weekend as well as the Steelers and Martavis Bryant requesting a trade. They also touch on the MLB Playoffs and recap NFL week 6 and preview week 7.  Next they get into predictions for the NBA season and then finish by recapping their All-267's.

The hosts discuss Isaiah Thomas's article on Sports Illustrated along with Mel Kiper's opinion on Bronco Mendenhall. The Washington Nationals and Dominque Rodgers-Cromartie are also touched on. A guest comes on to talk about World Cup Qualifying and a recap of the NFL Week 4 and a preview of Week 5, along with a review of the All-267!

The hosts discuss Antonio Brown's outburst along with Colin Cowherd's comments on sports fans in Philadelphia. They continue with the new format of the NBA All-Star Game and Lavar Ball removing his son from high school. Next, special guest Daniel Gerke brings MLB Playoff preview talk. NFL Week 4 is recapped and Week 5 is previewed along with recap of the All-267 and revisiting of the Dime in Garbage Time.

Discussion about Rams attendence issues and how much NCAA Football teams are worth. Hosts Michael and Mike also go in depth on the NCAA Basketball scandal as well as the UVA football win against Boise State. The NBA offeason and a recap of the NFL Week 3 is featured as well as an evaluation of the All-267 and the Dime in Garbage Time. 

Are centers who spread the floor or play in the paint more efficient? Why is the MLB Home Run record being shattered? KD lost control on Twitter and Canelo-Golovkin dissapointed. Discussion about NFL Week 2 recap and and NBA lottery reform. The hosts recap their All-267 and discuss their Dime in Garbage Time.

Is an NBA team relocating to Seattle? What's wrong with NFL offenses? College football games are too long, and Ray Allen makes up with the Celtics. MLB's major headlines, and the 2nd #Hoos That segment with Evan Duhon talking NFL Weeks 1 and Week 2. All-267 Recap and Dime in Garbage Time revisited.

Talking Canelo/Golovkin Video, get excited for NFL hype viedos, Red Sox cheating, and Zeke conspiracy to play in primetime.  Week 1 breakdown as well as an All-267 deep dive, and the first installment of the Dime in Garbage Time

Recap the Sports Business Society interest meeting. Read Option and Drop the Mike return focusing on Tarnished Gloves, Houston flood efforts, and then NFL lockout and the Eagles trade of Jon Dorenbos.  Michael and Mike give 5 one sentence NFL predictions each, and bring on College Football resident expert (and producer) Will Hardin on for the first ever #Hoos That guest segment. All-267 and Dime of Garbage Time coming out next week.

First episode of the SBS Sports Talk Show presented by the Sports Business Society @ UVA. Hosts Michael Rochlis and Mike Popper introduce you to the show including segments "The Read Option," "Drop the Mike," "The All-267," and "The Grand Finale