Speaking for Sport

It's been a long time. We shouldn't have left you. But we're back minus Daniel and featuring On3's James Fletcher (3 True Values podcast) and we're talking the complicated and curious case of Alabama forward Brandon Miller who is tied to a capital murder trial (as a witness) involving former Bama teammate Darius Miles. We dive into everything from the initial crime to the public revelation that Brandon Miller transported the eventual murder weapon and the various media reactions therein. We're back with a tough one.

It's trap game szn for the Dallas Cowboys. After blowing out the Colts in the fourth quarter and narrowly beating the Texans needing the fourth quarter, the fellas break it all down and preview yet another trap game possibility with the Jaguars (ahead of the Eagles matchup looming). Then its Tre Blanco vs the world as he suggests the Dak Prescott doesn't get the same amount of benefit of the doubt compared to others big-name QB's.

The fellas discuss the Cowboys continued success after beating the Giants on Thanksgiving Day while looking ahead to the game against the Colts. Plus King Julien returns!!

The fellas minus King Julien have a special surprise for you on the bye week episode and of course preview the post-bye week matchup vs the Packers.

Minus Terrell Huff this week, Josh Howell subs in to make his S4S debut as the fellas talk about Kyrie Irving and his saga following the posting of an anti-Semitic video on his social media. They also break down if there's any added tension between the Black and Jewish communities considering the growing trend of Black celebrities wading into anti-Semitic language.

Minus Producer D.R. and King Julien Owens, Daniel and Edd break down everything from the Cowboys' win over the Bears including the Ezekiel Elliott vs Tony Pollard debate and give their concerns heading into the Cowboys bye week including defensive concerns and the Cowboys trade deadline inactivity.

After breaking down Dak Prescott's return vs the Lions and previewing next week's matchup vs Bears, the fellas grill their producer (D.R.) on if the Giants are a playoff team and break down their remaining schedule. They even talk a few contenders and pretenders to close the show.

Minus Daniel and adding in Tre Blanco, D.R. and Terrell delve into all aspects of Draymond Green punching teammate Jordan Poole and all the aftermath therein, D.R also discusses the history of how violence is evaluated in this country. Its an episode you're not going to want to miss.

On this episode of TBP&G, Tre Blanco and Sous Boy Davidson break down the Cowboys loss to the Eagles wherein Edd decides to flame everything that is Eagles football while Daniel and D.R. flame him for it. They preview the next matchup with the Lions and continue to talk "quarterback controversy." Enjoy!

Tre Blanco's Podcast and Grill gets heated up to the next level this week. With Julien out, Tre Blanco and Sous Boy Daniel take opposite sides of the Dallas quarterback controversy while D.R. returns to mediate. They also break down the win over the Commanders while also looking ahead to the matchup with the Los Angeles Rams.

While trying to stay in the bounds of what's known and what's not known, the gang tries to break down the suspension of Ime Udoka while also discussing media responsibility and why Udoka's actions required punishment.

On this week's edition of TBP&G. King Julien phases in and out of the program while setting flames to CeeDee Lamb despite his second-half efforts to help the Cowboys defeat the Giants. Meanwhile, they all break down the win by discussing problems with the offense, the promise of the defense and the effectiveness of Kellen Moore's play-calling before previewing the matchup with the Commanders. Chef's kiss.

Following the Cowboys' week 2 win, the fellas at full strength discuss all things from the win over the Bengals while previewing the Monday Night Football divisional showdown vs the New York Giants. Tre Blanco also takes a victory lap on being undefeated with the tape.

Editors note: This episode was recorded prior to Robert Sarver's decision to sell the Phoenix Suns and Mercury. On this episode, the fellas return to break down all things Robert Sarver investigation including Adam Silver press conference explaining the punishment. Afterward, Daniel goes political for Is This Your King by delving into bail reform and the pushback from those who believe it'll lead to criminals walking amongst us. It's a fun one. Enjoy.

After a brutal week one loss, the fellas break down all things Cowboys vs Buccanneers including grilling the fanbase for being uncompromisingly critical in wrong situations, the organization for lying about multiple parts of their offseason and addressing everything about Dak Prescott's injury and options moving forward. It's a ca n't-miss gripe fest of epic proportions.

On this episode of TBP&G, the fellas get into where they think the season goes for the Dallas Cowboys with predictions and streaks while also breaking down the Jason Peters signing. Due to some technical difficulties, this episode is audio only.

In an emergency pod that their producer didn't get up in an emergency time frame, the fellas minus King Julien react to the news of Tyron Smith's injury and what the Cowboys next moves are.

In a battle weeks and one failed un-uploaded podcast in the making, D.R and Daniel finally square off on the Deshaun Watson issue with Terrell and a guest appearance by Tre Blanco (Edd White) playing referees. They break down the latest in the Watson saga including Judge Sue Robinson's ruling, the NFL's appeals process, and the larger societal impact of the NFL wading into legal matters. D.R and Daniel even delve into their issues with each other's opinions on the matter. It's a can't-miss heavyweight bout over one of the pressing issues of our time.

The boys are back for their second episode of season three after a long break and working some of the bugs out of the new format. On this episode, they dive into the controversial study clause in Arizona Cardinals running back Kyler Murray's contract. They break it down from beginning to end before D.R. lightly torches the NFL. It's a dynamic return where Thespian Papi does his best to get everyone canceled out of nowhere in the middle of the show. Enjoy the return.

With producer D.R. and King Julien back in the fold, shenanigans continue to abound on Tre Blanco's Podcast and Grill as they talk about training camp and potential future free agent signings including a spirited debate with King Julien over potentially signing defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh. Daniel handles another Pocket Watch segment including discussing the infamous clause in Kyler Murray's contract and finally, they wrap up the show with Tre Blanco and his sous chef Daniel having an angry, angry debate over if Josh Allen was wrong or right to start a training camp scuffle after being pushed by a lineman during team drills. Lots of fun and lots of grilling this episode. So take a seat and order up.

Minus Producer D.R, Tre Blanco provides for the outro and a botch on the intro, maybe their producer isn't so useless after all. But on the episode Tre Banco and Sous Boy (Daniel) Davidson dive into players to watch at training camp, free agents they'd like to add during the preseason and Daniel even details how the offense may be better despite the loss of some key weapons.

With D.R. unintentionally ruining the show, Tre Blanco and the gang return to go over the Cowboys offseason, mini-camp and OTA's and look ahead to what to expect as the Cowboys head into training camp and the preseason. They also unfortunately get into a debate about who can and cannot be Batman in football position. Plus, Daniel grills D.R. at the end of the show.

After somewhat unsuccessfully letting the pain go of the Cowboys 2022 playoff loss, minus King Julien, Tre Blanco and Daniel levy their criticisms at the Cowboys up and down offseason including weird free agency drama, some missed opportunities to bring in outside help and a few questionable draft decisions. No pumping sunshine on this edition. Just the straight facts.

After a long hiatus, Daniel, D.R., Terrell and Tre Blanco (Tre Blanco's Podcast and Grill) kick off season three by breaking down the NIL-induced rant by Nick Saban and the entire fallout thereafter. This episode has it all from Terrell Huff doing a Jimbo Fisher accent to D.R. telling people what makes people more effective at their jobs. It's well worth the two-hour run time. We're back!

It's been quite the year, but at the end of the day, the H will always be for Hell. Thanks everyone for listening!

Zipp sits down with sports journalist D.R. Lewis to talk about the first year of the H Is For Hell, life as a writer, and plenty of other non-sports related tangents.

Zipp's thoughts on the first 'home' game of the Houston Gamblers of the newly revived United States Football League.

Zipp's back with the results of March Sadness, his thoughts on the Astros' first series with the Angels, and the (merciful) end to the Houston Rocket's season. Also, April 30th will be the season finale of The H Is For Hell, so make sure to tune in for the schedule leading up to it!

This week, the baseball lockout is over, Deshaun Watson will hopefully be leaving the Texans, and Zipp makes his March Madness bracket choices based entirely off whether or not he knows someone who went to the school.

In preparation for March Madness, Zipp talks about the rise and fall of the Houston Comets, the first WNBA dynasty.

This week, Zipp rants about the Slam Dunk contest and Jalen Green's lackluster performance.

This week, Zipp cheers on the failing of the Big 3 in Brooklyn, brainstorms a hockey team name for Houston, and admits he was wrong about the MLB lockout leading to games being cancelled.

It's a miracle ice even exists in Houston, and yet we still feel we deserve an NHL team? You bet we do! This week we talk about the possibility of a Houston NHL franchise and the history of hockey in the space city!

Zipp's back from his bout with Omicron and ready to wrap up an abysmal Texans season, including the rumored next head coach, Roy Lopez's rookie season, and new USFL and XFL teams coming to Houston.

Thespian Papi himself joins the program to discuss the Dallas Cowboys vs San Francisco 49ers wild card round matchup. In addition to that, the fellas review the Cowboys' win over the Eagles, grill up a ridiculous Black Monday firing and review how their regular season predictions played out. Oh and D.R. Lewis returns to talk about his producing failures and the Raiders win.

It's 2022 and Zipp starts the year off right by sleeping through his first assignment. He also talks about the College Football Playoffs, the Rockets, and John Madden.

Tre Blanco is fired up after the Dallas Cowboys A) won the division before their matchup and B) blew out the Washington Football Team. They start by recapping the game including a very argumentative edition of Daniel's Negatives where Blanco believes no negatives should be stated. Julien's Hot Take of the Week leads them into previewing the matchup with the Arizona Cardinals and finally the best ending to the show of all time.

This week, Justin Verlander's new contract is official, the Rocket's red glare has dimmed considerably, and Covid is back in sports! Was it ever really gone? Also, Zipp thinks Alex Caruso's name is Jason. Doesn't he seem like a Jason, though?

The fellas talk about the crazy year in college football's coaching carousel, what it means for the players, what it means for the future of the game and if its a problem the NCAA can or should fix. Then, D.R. shreds Brian Kelly during "Is This Your King?"

Despite the recent win versus the New Orleans Saints and a four-interception day for the defense, the fellas were not impressed with the Cowboys performance. They detail their concerns with the Boys during Daniel's Negatives, address a budding concern with Ezekiel Elliott's play during Julien's Hot Take and preview the next matchup with the Washington Football Team.

Joined by friend of the program, Mariana Mariana Ciddeleon Ovalle, D.R. and Daniel usher in the new intro-era of A Mid-Week's Take by talking about Dave Chappelle and his latest comedy special, The Closer. They address what jokes crossed the line and why, Chappelle's larger point and the history of transphobic media content in the United States. It was worth the wait.

This week, baseball is locked out, the Rockets are hot, and the Texans are ice cold.

Just a whole episode of D.R, Daniel and King Julien eviscerating one Aaron Rodgers lie after another following his weird COVID saga.

On account of Thanksgiving Zipp is sharing his favorite Houston sports memories including a bloody minor league Hockey fight, the 'End Game' of Astros baseball, and the time Turbo and Clutch came to his middle school.

Following a third loss on the season for the Dallas Cowboys, the fellas have to find their energy to prepare for Thanksgiving matchup with the Las Vegas Raiders -- in which they don't discuss. Instead, they go over Daniel's Negatives from the loss to the Chiefs, the ever-shifting offensive line including a crazy theory on Connor Williams from Daniel and finally close with discussing their chances at the one seed and handling the end of the year.

Frankly this episode is old. One of the weeks, we recorded and D.R. didn't edit. But lucky for you guys, it was so good we put it up anyway. So ignore the fact that they talked about the New York Mets and their war against the fans but the baseball season is already over. Ignore the fact, that three other Urban Meyer scandals have occurred since the one they talked about on this episode and ignore the fact that all of Thespian Papi's references to his upcoming projects have already occurred (okay that part isn't new). And just enjoy the show.

Zipp's back from a much needed mental break from Houston sports; but now that the Astros' season is officially over things are going to go back to being real shitty again.

After an unexpected loss to the Denver Broncos, the gang talks about rebounding from the loss, Daniel's Negatives, previewing the game against the Atlanta Falcons and Daniel even grills Tre Blanco a little bit.

On this episode, the fellas discuss Kyrie Irving's decision not get vaccinated and subsequently the Brooklyn Nets' decision to not let him play basketball for their team due to New York's laws prohibiting Irving from playing home games unvaccinated. They discuss the reasoning behind both decisions and what responsibility or not Irving has as a public figure along with the role of government in matters such as a pandemic.

We're back! Daniel, D.R. and Terrell finally return to your eardrums to talk about Jon Gruden's racism, homophobia, sexism, transphobia....you know what if there's a minority group just assumed he insulted them and how the NFL, as usual, dropped the ball on handling the situation. It's time to love us again!

No game because of the bye week, but Chef Blanco has you covered as the crew reveals their selections for the Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame including a controversial pick by Tre Blanco himself. Before that, he and King Julien and Sous Boy Davidson preview the Cowboys Sunday Night Football showdown with the Minnesota Vikings.