Podcasts about canes

Joe and Hollywood open with a quick recap of Thursday Night Football, where the Lions beat the Cowboys in a high-scoring matchup. From there, they dive into the college football playoff picture, breaking down every scenario that would need to unfold for Miami to sneak its way in. They explain why the Hurricanes' path is slim, why the system feels flawed, and Joe fires back at an overnight host's Notre Dame–Miami take as the debate heats up.

Hour 3 kicks off with a look at the Dolphins heading into their cold-weather matchup against the Jets, with kicker Riley Patterson continuing to be a key contributor for Miami. Joe then breaks down the Hurricanes' playoff outlook, highlighting their head-to-head win over Notre Dame and dominant finish to the season, while questioning whether the CFP committee will give Miami the shot they deserve. The conversation shifts to fantasy football, as Joe and Hollywood preview the weekend's top performers, sleepers, and matchups to watch. Joe also shares his NFL picks, staying hot this season at 59-43 and explaining which teams he's betting on to shine.

Chris Perkins joins the show to break down the Dolphins' recent surge, highlighting major improvements on the offensive line, Devon Achane's durability, and Mike McDaniel's elevated playcalling — even suggesting Tyreek Hill may have unintentionally limited McDaniel earlier in the year. He also calls Kenneth Grant a disappointment while praising late-round standouts Dante Trader and Jordan Phillips. The guys then quickly recap the Lions' high-scoring win over the Cowboys on TNF before shifting to the college football playoff picture, exploring Miami's slim path to sneaking in and why the system feels flawed. They wrap with some fantasy football talk after Jahmyr Gibbs and Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey put up big performances, plus a note on the Panthers' tough OT loss to Nashville.

The Toronto Maple Leafs close out their road trip with a 5-1 win over the Carolina Hurricanes. JD Bunkis and Sam McKee break down the game and discuss Joseph Woll's second-period injury, Troy Stecher spearheading a sharper defensive structure, Matthew Knies' dominant play on both ends and much more.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Alex Donno breaks down the latest College Football Playoff rankings and scenarios, comparing Miami's résumé to Notre Dame's and exploring why the Hurricanes are still on the outside looking in. He also dives into National Signing Day, highlighting Miami's top-ten recruiting class and possibly the best wide receiver haul in program history. Looking ahead, Donno expects the Canes to bring in a transfer quarterback for the third straight season, with Sam Leavitt and Lanorris Sellers among the names being discussed, and he's holding out hope for a “pre-Christmas miracle” to get Miami into the playoff.

Hour 2 includes wildlife expert Ron Magill joins to preview upcoming events at the Miami Zoo while weighing in on local sports, including the Hurricanes' College Football Playoff chances, the heartbreaks of following the Dolphins, and praise for the Miami Heat and head coach Erik Spoelstra. Alex Donno breaks down Miami's CFP scenarios, compares the Canes' résumé to Notre Dame, highlights their top-ten National Signing Day class — including a historic wide receiver haul — and previews potential transfer quarterbacks like Sam Leavitt and Lanorris Sellers. Hollywood's Headlines rounds out the hour, covering the 76ers' fine for false injury reporting, a UCLA study linking healthy marriages to lower obesity risk, and Larry Bird memorabilia heading to auction

The guys dive into National Signing Day and the latest twists in the college coaching carousel, with Penn State still searching for its next head coach. They spotlight Mario Cristobal's continued recruiting success and his knack for putting the right players in the right roles. The conversation shifts to Miami's ongoing quarterback dilemma, as the Hurricanes seem poised to pursue another veteran transfer—possibly South Carolina's LaNorris Sellers. And if the Canes miss the playoff, the focus turns to who would even suit up for the bowl game, with Joe jokingly dubbing it the “Deez Nuts Bowl.”

The Dolphins head north to face the Jets in a cold-weather matchup, a place where they've traditionally struggled, but Miami's improved defense and strong run game give them a chance to win another ugly one, even as Tua continues to play cautiously to protect his body. Joe and Hollywood dive into National Signing Day and the college coaching carousel, praising Mario Cristobal's recruiting and discussing Miami's ongoing quarterback dilemma, with LaNorris Sellers among the names in play. They also debate who would even suit up for the bowl game if the Canes miss the playoff — jokingly calling it the “Deez Nuts Bowl.” Finally, the guys preview tonight's Cowboys–Lions matchup and highlight the NFL's continued dominance in ratings, from Thanksgiving to Christmas, showing that football truly rules the sports calendar.

Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee look ahead to the Leafs' Thursday-night test against the Carolina Hurricanes. Then, they discuss the team's decision to go back to Joseph Woll against the Canes and whether the Leafs' goaltending play frees them up to trade a goalie away. After, they get into the Leafs' dominance in the faceoff circle and revisit yesterday's chat on Auston Matthews' form. Later, three-time Stanley Cup champion Justin Williams joins the show (33:50) to tee up the Hurricanes' side of tonight's matchup and shares his thoughts on Jaccob Slavin's absence, the goaltending trio's play so far this season, and GM Eric Tulsky's emphasis on analytics.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

"They're making it up as they go along... OH, SHUT UP!" Greg Cote is tardy, but he's ready to discuss the Inter Miami Pink Birds, who are set to square off with the Vancouver Whitecaps. Also, Mike Ryan and the Canes fans in the room are jubilant as they're prepared to jump Notre Dame after the conference title games, and Jeremy is furious on behalf of BYU. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Unfortunately, not surprised by the Canes getting screwed by the CFP. Crowder joins the show from inside his car while driving on the highway. Coach Jim Larrañaga, Alex Donno and Zach Gelb all join the show.

In hour one, not surprised that the Canes were screwed by the CFP. Crowder joins the show from inside his car while driving on the highway. Plus, was Chris Paul deserving of a retirement tour? Zach Gelb doesn't think so.

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Joe and Hollywood discuss Miami's slim playoff hopes and the growing likelihood the Canes will miss the cut. They explore how many players might sit out the bowl game — from NFL draft hopefuls to those eyeing the transfer portal — and what that means for the roster. The segment wraps with a bigger-picture question: how Miami should schedule future seasons if the committee isn't going to value certain games the way the program expects.

On today's show, Joe and Hollywood dive into the latest College Football Playoff drama with Miami stuck at No. 12, breaking down why losses to SMU and Louisville have the Canes on the outside looking in and why Notre Dame is still the likely team to get in. They touch on tennis with Amanda Anisimova and Joe's connection to Bills and Sabres owner Terry Pegula, before NFL analyst Charles Davis joins to discuss Jaxson Dart's reckless play, the Steelers' collapse, and concerns over Lamar Jackson. University of Miami AD Dan Radakovich makes the case for the Canes, shares bowl predictions, and reflects on how National Signing Day has lost its luster. The show also covers Lane Kiffin's Ole Miss-to-LSU move, Miami's National Signing Day signings, and Joe's philosophy on building a winning culture in the Dolphins' roster. Finally, Joe weighs in on the Dolphins' future under a new GM, debates tennis' top player between Alcaraz and Sinner, previews Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua, and even tackles the question: is Aaron Rodgers' wife real?

Joe and Hollywood break down Miami's National Signing Day class and then dive into the Lane Kiffin situation, analyzing his move from Ole Miss to LSU and why Ole Miss won't let him coach the playoffs. They discuss the conflicting player reactions on social media, the reality of the transfer portal where players essentially have one-year contracts, and how college coaches are now earning more than some NFL coaches. The conversation shifts to the Dolphins, with Joe emphasizing the importance of always competing to win so players learn a winning mentality, regardless of draft picks, and reflecting on Miami's long-standing position in the “mediocre” zone.

University of Miami Athletic Director Dan Radakovich joins to advocate for the Hurricanes' spot in the College Football Playoff, explaining why athletic directors serve on the selection committee and how conference representation works. He highlights Miami's strong finish over the last four weeks, shares the program's bowl prediction if the Canes don't make the playoff, and discusses National Signing Day — including how the event has lost some of its luster over time.

Hour 3 dives into Miami's College Football Playoff debate and the latest college football news. Joe and Hollywood break down why athletic directors are on the CFP committee, questioning why head-to-head results often don't carry enough weight, especially when comparing Miami to Notre Dame. University of Miami Athletic Director Dan Radakovich joins to make the Canes' case, highlight their strong finish, discuss bowl predictions, and reflect on how National Signing Day has lost some of its luster. The conversation then turns to Lane Kiffin's Ole Miss-to-LSU move, conflicting player reactions, and the modern transfer portal. Finally, Joe shares his philosophy on the Dolphins, emphasizing the importance of always competing to instill a winning mindset, despite years of mediocrity.

Joe and Hollywood break down Miami's fading College Football Playoff chances, discussing how many key players might sit out the bowl game — from NFL draft hopefuls to those preparing to transfer — and what that could mean for the roster. They also explore how the program might approach future scheduling if certain games aren't valued by the committee. The conversation shifts to National Signing Day, highlighting Miami's incoming class with a focus on offensive linemen and a few All-ACC selections like Malachi Toney, Reuben Bain, and Francis Mauigoa. Hollywood's Headlines rounds out the hour, covering the bizarre Chris Paul Clippers incident, a dip in November card grading led by Pikachu, and the world of Disney Adults.

Joe and Hollywood react to the new College Football Playoff rankings, with Miami stuck at No. 12 and still on the outside looking in. They discuss why losses to SMU and Louisville remain the Hurricanes' undoing, and why Notre Dame is the team most likely to get in. The guys also break down Jaxson Dart's reckless style — and why playing that way will shorten his career — while touching on the NFL's contrast between protecting QBs in the pocket but not outside of it. They highlight Malachi Toney's emerging impact, the potential incoming right tackle transfer, the Jets' shocking lack of interceptions, and Mike's belief that Tua needs to play better. Plus, a quick tennis detour on Amanda Anisimova and Joe's connection to Terry Pegula.

Joe and Hollywood open with some tennis talk on Amanda Anisimova before Joe shares his connection to Bills and Sabres owner Terry Pegula — father of tennis star Jessica Pegula. The conversation then turns to the latest College Football Playoff rankings, where the Hurricanes land at No. 12 once again, stuck on the outside looking in. Joe breaks down why losses to SMU and Louisville remain the fatal blows and why Notre Dame is still the most likely team to get in over Miami.

This whole hour was about the University of Miami College Football Playoff chances Tobin is upset that the U is behind Notre Dame in the rankings Leroy says it all will work itself out!!!

"That's a manly descent." How are we in December and still don't know who will win the College Football Playoff, Super Bowl, or Heisman? How did Dillon Brooks get so good? How did Tony's Top 5 become Canes propaganda? How did Dan piss off former Dolphins Tight End Jed Weaver? How did Mike find four coaches who look more like Santa than Bob Wylie? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In hour one, Happy Birthday Crowder! Feels like momentum is building for a Canes CFP berth. Solana is pumping his chest after a big Davion Mitchell game. This version of Tua Tagovailoa is tough to watch.

Former NFL quarterback EJ Manuel joins to share his disbelief over the College Football Playoff committee ranking Notre Dame ahead of Miami, insisting the Canes belong in the playoff. Manuel argues that head-to-head results should be the deciding factor and says he's “befuddled” by experts favoring Notre Dame. He also weighs in on Lane Kiffin and the implications of his move to LSU.

Joe and Hollywood break down the Giants' rough Monday Night Football outing, including an errant kick and reckless play from Jaxson Dart, while highlighting the Patriots' tenth straight win and their top seed in the AFC. They discuss Bill Belichick's legacy, the team's resurgence, and the emergence of Drake Maye as a potential quarterback of the future, noting how the Patriots have clearly “won” following their split with Belichick. The conversation then shifts to college football, as the Canes make their case for the playoff — head-to-head win over Notre Dame and stronger performance versus common opponents — and the hosts debate why the current committee-based system is flawed. Finally, they preview the upcoming Miami Open and the high school football playoffs heating up across the state.

Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs joins to break down Tua Tagovailoa's struggles, from his early decisions that often derail plays to issues with confidence and “arm punts.” He also evaluates Right Tackle Austin Jackson's strong return from injury and praises the rookie defensive line trio of Kenneth Grant, Jordan Phillips, and Zeke Biggers as a solid long-term nucleus, while highlighting linebacker Jordyn Brooks' standout season. The conversation then shifts to the Hurricanes' playoff outlook, with Joe emphasizing that head-to-head results should matter and sharing his disdain for Lane Kiffin. Former NFL quarterback EJ Manuel joins to express disbelief over the CFP committee ranking Notre Dame ahead of Miami, insisting the Canes belong in the playoff and weighing in on Kiffin's LSU move.

The Sharks have surprised the league by sitting in a wildcard spot 27 games in, powered by 20-year-olds Macklin Celebrini—now second in league scoring behind Nathan MacKinnon—and Will Smith, though Ray still sees Anaheim as slightly ahead with better defence, size, and young depth. Team Canada faces a looming Olympic question: with a month until selections, can Connor Bedard realistically be left off the roster, and shouldn’t he at least be one of the two extras over another depth checker? Meanwhile, new concerns surface about Milan’s Olympic rink reportedly being four feet smaller than NHL size, and Ray wonders how much it would affect play. Trivia of the week: Crosby has scored on 167 different goalies, Ovechkin on 186—so how many did Ray beat in his career? We may need to crowd-sourse the answer. Winnipeg continues to spiral without Connor Hellebuyck, getting torched 5–1 by Buffalo as poor secondary scoring may be forcing players to cheat offensively and worsening their defensive issues. In Toronto, the Leafs may be exploring trades despite limited assets, with Troy Stecher making the most of a fresh opportunity amid blueline injuries. And in Carolina, the Hurricanes’ three-goalie system rolls on, with Brandon Bussi now 7–1 while facing just 27 total shots in his last two outings thanks to the Canes’ suffocating puck control.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Absolutely jam-packed show on deck for you today, led by the incomparable Roddy Jones who wears many hats but has his ACC cap on for todays discussion on - in addition to many other things - how we got to Duke in the ACCCG & what to do about the Canes in the CFP. You want to talk about all the coach movement? We got you covered. Curious how Roddy feels about the Committee's performance through the first few weeks of polling? We got that too. Rivalry week reaction and a lookahead to the Championship games on deck Friday & Saturday? Obviously. Lots to get to in a loaded nearly 2-hour CSN that spans the college football landscape. And yes, we even let Tripp get a few words in. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

"Do the right thing!" There's an epidemic of people in sports calling other people a 'ho.' Roy is despondent over a loss from 25 years ago, and it's time to examine how much more credit Mike Ryan deserves than actual Canes players if UM makes the Playoffs. Plus, Zas doesn't understand weather, and Chris implores the ACC commissioner to change the rules for his benefit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In hour two, the Lane Kiffin chaos is allowed by NCAA's lawlessness. Stock up and stock down for the Miami Dolphins after their win. Is Mike Tomlin done in Pittsburgh? Plus, Miami bias could be keeping the Canes out of the CFP.

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The Dolphins grind out an ugly 21–17 win over the Saints, with De'Von Achane leading the way on the ground. The Hurricanes dominate Pitt, raising the question: are the Canes playoff bound? Miami Head Coach Mario Cristobal joins to make his case, praises freshman Malachi Toney, and breaks down how the Canes compare to Notre Dame. We also discuss the “eyeball test,” the committee's role, and whether college football should consider a computer-based model — all through the lens of Miami's playoff push.

It's Victory Monday on the Joe Rose Show! The Dolphins grind out another win despite Tua Tagovailoa's struggles, while the Hurricanes dominate Pitt, raising questions about their College Football Playoff chances. Miami Head Coach Mario Cristobal joins to make the Canes' case, and Omar Kelly breaks down Tua's decline and the Dolphins' performance. Joe and Hollywood discuss the flaws of the playoff committee and why head-to-head wins, like Miami over Notre Dame, don't always matter. Plus, we break down Lane Kiffin's surprising move from Ole Miss to LSU, Malachi Toney's breakout season, and the weekend's biggest NFL action.

Joe and Hollywood dive into Miami's College Football Playoff chances, focusing on a frustrating reality: despite Miami's head-to-head win over Notre Dame, the Canes may still be left out. They discuss the flaws of a system where a small committee decides who gets in and how brand name programs and ticket sales often outweigh actual on-field results. The conversation centers on why head-to-head victories don't carry the weight they should in playoff selection.

Omar Kelly joins to break down Tua Tagovailoa's struggles, critiquing his decline, lack of athleticism, and how even a strong performance from Chop Robinson can't erase a quiet season. Joe and Hollywood discuss Miami's College Football Playoff chances, highlighting the frustrating reality that the Canes' head-to-head win over Notre Dame may not be enough to get them in. The conversation also examines the flaws of the committee-based system and how brand name programs influence selections. Plus, we break down the surprising Lane Kiffin move from Ole Miss to LSU and what went into his decision

Are the Miami Hurricanes playoff bound? We take a close look at how Miami's résumé compares to Notre Dame's and whether the Canes have a legitimate path into the College Football Playoff. The discussion shifts to the flaws in the current system — questioning how a small committee can watch enough games to fairly evaluate every team. We also dive into whether college football should consider returning to a computer-driven model to make these decisions.

Joe shares his theory on Tua Tagovailoa, explaining how injuries and a loss of confidence have derailed his season, even as one of the few Dolphins essentially guaranteed to return next year. The discussion dives into how these struggles impact Miami's outlook moving forward. We also shift to the Hurricanes' playoff chances, highlighting Malachi Toney's breakout season and his case as one of the best freshmen in the country.

In the first hour of the show, T& L discuss what went on this past Thanksgiving weekend. The Dolphins beat the Saints 21-17to stretch their winning streak to 3 and winners of 4 out of their last games. Though they won why does it feel like they lost. Why does the last victories feel like they lost? They talk about the poor play of QB Tua Tagovailoa recently and Leroy say something we never thought he would say about Tua? The Miami Hurricanes beat the Pittsburgh Panthers in a blowout on Saturday and made a compelling case to be in the College Football Playoffs. Can the College Football Playoff Committee deny that the U is one of the top 12 teams in college football? The Miami Heat are back in action after their 6 game winning streak was snapped by the Pistons on Saturday. They take on the LA Clippers at the Kaseya Center.

Will this DOMINANT win get our CANES into the 12 team college playoff? Let's discuss it right here n the PEOPLE's SHOW! IT's U TALK BABY! #utalk #utalkpodcastapp #miamihurricanesfootball

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The best conversations about the Miami Hurricanes this week from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, Hochman, Crowder & Solana.

In hour two, Appel and Solana talk about the five questions the Dolphins need to answer for the remainder of their season from an article by Adam Stites of Dolphins Wire. Also, we found out that Alvin Kamara is out for the Saints on Sunday against the Dolphins. The Keys of the Game for the Miami Hurricanes game vs Pittsburgh tomorrow at noon, and if the College Football Playoff Committee will give the Canes enough credit to put the playoff if they win.

The best conversations about the Miami Hurricanes this week from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, Hochman, Crowder & Solana.

The best conversations about the Miami Hurricanes this week from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, Hochman, Crowder & Solana.

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In hour one, Jimmy turns 40!?!?! today. The Hurricanes need a commanding win over Pitt Saturday but the real question is - will the committee care? Zach Gelb thinks the CFP committee already showed us the head-to-head matchup won't factor into their decision.

The guys break down the keys for the Miami Hurricanes, starting with the simple truth: they must beat Pitt to keep their playoff hopes alive. A big performance from Carson Beck is essential, especially with Miami's run game continuing to struggle. They then shift to the Dolphins, noting how a favorable upcoming schedule puts them in position to make a run. Achane and Waddle remain focal points of the offense, and despite his flaws — including a few “punts” of throws — Tua is still the Dolphins' best option to win games. The segment closes with praise for the late-preseason cornerback additions, particularly Jack Jones, who has quietly become a reliable piece in the secondary.

The guys dive into the Lane Kiffin sweepstakes and break down the latest College Football Playoff rankings, including Miami's path and why the Hurricanes must beat Pitt behind a big performance from Carson Beck. They mix in Thanksgiving food debates before shifting to Richmond Webb and Frank Gore headlining the NFL Hall of Fame finalists and revisiting the steroid-era controversies in baseball. The conversation turns to the Dolphins' favorable stretch, the Hurricanes' must-win keys, and Pat Riley's legendary impact on the Heat — with Joe saying Miami is better off without Jimmy Butler. Joe and Dave also examine quarterback needs across the NFL, preview the Thanksgiving matchups, and spotlight Matthew Stafford's MVP-caliber season. Brian Baldinger and Mike Florio join the show to preview Cowboys–Chiefs, discuss NFL drama, and weigh in on Miami's playoff stakes if the Canes get past Pitt.