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From 08/26 Hour 2: James Madison University is confident that they have the best football program in Virginia. Anything is possible with their new Head Coach, Billy Napier. What are your expectations for JMU this season?

In this edition of the BROCast, Dave and Tracy talk about what they learned from UCLA football media day, the latest on the Trent Hendrick recruitment, their interview with Mick Cronin, and the news that Tim Harris is evaluating UCLA athletics. We led off with a discussion of media day. It was the first time UCLA has done a media day in years, and it was a great event. We talked about some of the things we learned from talking to the players, and what we might glean from who was available. We then talked about Trent Hendrick, the former JMU linebacker, getting added to the TRO and presumably gaining eligibility for this coming season, and what factors might play into whether UCLA has a chance to get him. We switched gears to basketball to talk about our interview with Mick Cronin (Part 1 and Part 2), and some of our key takeaways from the hour and 20 minutes. Finally, we ended talking about Lakers exec Tim Harris being enlisted to evaluate UCLA Athletics by Julio Frenk, and what that could mean for the Athletic Department. Bruin Report Online is now at On3! Join BRO today and get 5 months for ONLY $1! Check it out here.  #UCLA #UCLAFootball #UCLABruins #On3 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode Todd and Rob look ahead to the coming JMU football season and attempt to make sense of a few of the big questions facing the program. They discuss the QB competition, coaching transition, defensive scheme, and a few other things on their minds.

Billy Napier just confirmed it — the JMU quarterback competition is a two-man race between JC Evans and Camden Coleman, and Bennett and Jack break down who has the edge, what Napier's press conference language is really telling us, and why Kells Bush showed up to camp 30 pounds lighter. Then it's time for the 2026 Take Purge — over 80 listener-submitted bold predictions plus our own spiciest takes on the Dukes' season, Napier's future, the schedule, and more. ️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Intro & Kells Bush's 30-lb camp transformation 2:06 – Napier confirms the QB battle is down to two 3:30 – JC Evans vs. Camden Coleman: film breakdown 9:09 – The 2026 Take Purge begins 1:17:44 – What's next for JMU Sports News 1:18:27 – Mount Rushmore of one-hit wonders (listener suggestions) Got a take, question, or one-hit-wonder nomination? Email us: JMUSportsNews@gmail.com Support the show: BuyMeACoffee.com/JMUSportsNews Interested in advertising with us this football season? Reach out — our DMs are always open. Subscribe for weekly JMU football coverage, plus new near-daily drops coming soon as the season ramps up. #JMUFootball #JamesMadison #CAAFootball #GoDukes #CollegeFootball Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Insider Program: https://www.jochumstrength.comJochum Strength Gear: https://www.bonfire.com/store/jochum-strength/1:1 Consults: https://calendly.com/jochumstrength/consultInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/austinjochum/Rival Nutrition: Use code JST20 for 20% off at https://rstr.co/rivalnutrition/jstSam Crain joins the podcast to talk small-sided games, contact prep, football performance, and building a training environment that actually looks and feels like sport.Sam breaks down how his time at Rhode Island with Coach Leach changed the way he viewed agility, contact prep, and offseason football training. Instead of running dead 5-10-5s and L-drills forever, he started using competitive, alive, game-based drills that force athletes to react, solve problems, and compete.We get into how to progress small-sided games, when to add more people or more decisions, how to use the OODA loop in training, why tracking wins and losses changes intensity, and how these drills build confidence in second- and third-string players.Sam also explains JMU's contact prep progressions, how they use Catapult data, fly 10s, approach jumps, VBT, Perch, Zurcher competitions, quarterback training, system-specific football prep, and how to think about Devo athletes in season.00:00 Sam Crain joins the podcast03:00 The red-pill moment with small-sided games09:00 Progressing football movement drills12:30 OODA loop and decision-making16:00 Tracking wins and publishing matchups20:00 Catapult data and weekly running demands22:30 Contact prep progressions32:00 Blending traditional lifting with creative training39:00 KPIs, fly 10s, jumps, and sprint work54:30 In-season training and Devo athletesExtras:Make training competitive, make it alive, and give athletes problems worth solving.

Todd and Rob are back to kick off their 11th season (gulp) of the pod. In this episode they get sidetracked discussing WW2, before attempting to catch up on some of the many changes surrounding JMU football heading into the 2026 season. They also chat about President Jim and some of the exciting changes related to JMU overall.

The amazing episode opens  featuring former Major League Baseball player, broadcaster, and screenwriter Billy Sample. Sample discusses being raised partly by grandparents in Salem, Virginia, early poverty, and minor-league pay, including carrying a manager's golf clubs, and shares encounters with entertainers like Roy Clark, Charley Pride, Penny Marshall, Tim Daly, and broadcaster Dick Enberg. He promotes his strong R film Reunion 108 and his self-published book A Year in Pinstripes & Then Some, describing guerrilla-style filming and clubhouse humor. Sample outlines his baseball path from JMU and the Shenandoah Valley League to the Rangers, Yankees, and Braves, reflects on card-signing requests, teammates' personalities, playing with Rickey Henderson, facing Nolan Ryan, and recalls his favorite MLB moment: a walk-off home run against the Angels.00:00 Ugly Floor Epoxy Ad00:32 Show Intro and Guest Reveal02:27 Growing Up Poor in Virginia04:33 Minor League Grind and Famous Owners06:11 Roy Clark Almost Bats09:31 Celebrity Encounters and Awkward Interviews13:51 Reunion 108 Movie Talk16:37 Clubhouse Culture and Ball Four24:26 Path to the Majors32:37 Break and Baseball Card Signing35:57 Fan Letters and First MLB Games37:53 Stars in the Clubhouse39:32 Jesse Jackson Football40:22 Bruce Hornsby Connections41:25 Ray Signs Off42:26 First Big Purchase45:08 Reds Network Story48:20 Funniest Teammates55:38 Ricky Henderson Memories57:16 Facing Nolan Ryan01:00:55 Promoting Film Book01:09:42 Walkoff Home Run01:12:37 Farewell And Ads

Fall camp is officially underway in Harrisonburg, and Jack Fitzpatrick and Bennett Conlin are breaking down everything you need to know before the Dukes open the season. They dig into the quarterback battle between Cam Coleman and JC Evans, unpack new offensive coordinator Cam Aiken's winding path from ETSU to a secret Ole Miss playoff stint, and sort through an unusually messy offseason of roster news — including the Mychal McMullin mystery, KD Mosley's dismissed charges, and Terell Thomas quietly leaving the team. From there, it's a full preview of the Liberty showdown in Week 1: the spread, the running back room debate, pass-rush question marks around Amar Thomas, and why JMU's brutal early schedule could make or break their season. Plus, the guys get into the Billy Napier–Florida "rivalry," a deep dive on Cam Aiken's fascinating backstory, and close things out with a new listener challenge: the Mount Rushmore of JMU One-Hit Wonders. Send us your Mount Rushmore picks — DM, email, or text us your answers. And stay tuned for a big announcement next week about the full slate of JMU Sports News shows for the football season. Timestamps: 0:00 Cold Open 0:31 Welcome In: Fall Camp Officially Begins 1:20 QB Battle: Coleman vs. Evans (and Where Maiden Fits) 8:06 Meet New OC Cam Aiken: ETSU Roots & Hidden Ole Miss Run 11:48 Roster Update: The Mychal McMullin Mystery 13:38 KD Mosley's Arrest & Dismissed Charges 14:21 Terell Thomas Off the Roster 15:13 A Wilder-Than-Usual Offseason of Arrest News 16:14 Tangent: Akron's Wild Season-Ticket Promotion 19:12 Fall Camp Presser Takeaways 20:03 Big Unanswered Questions Before Week One 21:53 Liberty Preview: Spread, Storylines, Purdy or Vasko? 23:43 Running Back Debate: Is Pettaway the Next Wayne Knight? 26:40 Pass Rush Watch: Can Amar Thomas Break Out? 31:00 Full Schedule Breakdown & Home Win Streak 38:05 The Florida-JMU "Rivalry" & Napier Hate Watch 40:42 Cam Aiken Deep Dive: The Athletic's Story 42:40 Listener Challenge: Mount Rushmore of One-Hit Wonders 46:34 Wrap-Up & What's Coming Next Follow us on Twitter Subscribe on Youtube Check out our website!  Like what you hear? Buy us a coffee (or beer...)  Leave us a review! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Grace Ybarra and Galen Clavio are back on CrimsonCast to recap Big Ten Football Media Days, Galen's trip through Chicago and Las Vegas, and the increasingly strange world of college football media season.The episode starts with travel chaos, old minor-league hockey memories, and the surreal overlap of Big Ten Media Days and Lollapalooza in downtown Chicago. That leads naturally into the important question: which Big Ten coaches would fit best — or worst — at a Lolla VIP tent?From there, Grace and Galen dig into the actual football conversation. Curt Cignetti remains the central figure, from his SEC “hype machine” comments to the way he handles media attention without sounding scripted. They talk about why Cignetti has become such a compelling quote machine, how his rise compares to other coaches, and why his presence gives Indiana a unique voice in the Big Ten vs. SEC argument.The second half focuses heavily on Indiana football: the Hoosiers' player representatives at Media Days, the transition from the JMU-era culture carriers to IU-developed leaders, lazy national narratives about the roster, and the skepticism around Josh Hoover replacing Fernando Mendoza. Grace and Galen also discuss Big Ten unity, conference depth, Ohio State and Michigan rivalry comments, Ryan Day's media energy, Purdue expectations, Starbucks orders, and why football season suddenly feels very close.

VOV1 - Đã có một công dân Việt Nam thiệt mạng do trận động đất có độ lớn 7,1 xảy ra tại khu vực Kyushu- miền Nam Nhật Bản. Hiện nay, các cơ quan đại diện ngoại giao của Việt Nam tại Nhật Bản đang làm việc với các bên liên quan để hỗ trợ nạn nhân và gia đình.Theo xác nhận của các cơ quan đại diện ngoại giao Việt Nam tại Nhật Bản, ngay sau khi động đất xảy ra, Đại sứ quán Việt Nam và các cơ quan lãnh sự đã lập tức liên hệ với các nghiệp đoàn, cơ sở tiếp nhận lao động tại khu vực bị ảnh hưởng, như công ty đóng tàu JMU, công ty đóng tàu Oshima, công ty Furi Report, nghiệp đoàn Tozai Shoko… đang quản lý và tiếp nhận khoảng 1.300 thực tập sinh, người lao động Việt Nam. Đến 0 giờ 29/07 (theo giờ địa phương), Tổng Lãnh sự quán Việt Nam tại Fukuoka đã tiếp nhận thông tin về việc một thực tập sinh Việt Nam đã thiệt mạng do động đất.Nạn nhân được xác nhận là T.V.Sơn, sinh năm 2002, quê quán xã Rạng Động, tỉnh Ninh Bình. Thời điểm xảy ra động đất, nạn nhân bị cẩu cần trục trong nhà máy rơi đè lên người. Dù lực lượng cảnh sát và cứu hộ ngay sau đó đã có mặt để sơ cứu, nhưng nạn nhân được xác nhận đã tử vong. Tại nhà máy nơi nạn nhân làm việc, còn 7 thực tập sinh Việt Nam khác, khi xảy ra động đất đã kịp chạy thoát ra ngoài.Thông tin đầy đủ về vụ việc này, bà Trịnh Thị Mai Phương - Tổng Lãnh sự Việt Nam tại Fukuoka, nói: “Đến thời điểm hiện nay, Tổng Lãnh sự quán vấn đang tiếp tục phối hợp chặt chẽ với các cơ quan chức năng của Nhật Bản và các đầu mối cộng đồng để rà soát tình hình công dân Việt Nam, kịp thời triển khai các biện pháp bảo hộ công dân theo quy định, đồng thời cũng đã duy trì đường dây nóng để tiếp nhận và xử lý ngay các đề nghị hỗ trợ từ người dân. Theo thông tin nắm bắt từ cộng đồng, hiện có một công dân Việt Nam không may tử vong trong trận động đất. Tổng Lãnh sự quán đang phối hợp chặt chẽ với các cơ quan chức năng Nhật Bản, doanh nghiệp tiếp nhận và gia đình nạn nhân để thực hiện các thủ tục cần thiết, bảo đảm đầy đủ quyền và các lợi ích hợp pháp của công dân theo quy định của pháp luật Việt Nam và Nhật Bản”.Cũng theo Tổng Lãnh sự quán Việt Nam tại Fukuoka, trong trận động đất xảy ra tại Kumamoto vào chiều qua, có một nữ công dân Việt Nam đang sống tại thành phố Uki, tỉnh Kumamoto bị thương và phải cấp cứu tại bệnh viện. Tuy nhiên, sức khỏe nạn nhân được xác nhận không nguy hiểm đến tính mạng. Ngoài ra, một số công dân Việt Nam sinh sống, làm việc tại Kumamoto cũng xác nhận có thiệt hại về tài sản, một số người đang phải sơ tán tạm thời tới các khu vực lánh nạn, nhưng do mất điện, mất sóng điện thoại nên việc đi lại hay liên lạc gặp nhiều khó khăn.Đại sứ quán Việt Nam và các cơ quan đại diện của Việt Nam tại Nhật Bản hiện vẫn đang tiếp tục thu thập thông tin về tình hình công dân tại các khu vực xảy ra động đất./.Ngọc Huân/VOV Nhật BảnẢnh minh họa

Galen Clavio goes live on CrimsonCast for a wide-ranging Sunday show as Indiana football gets closer to Big Ten Media Days and the start of the 2026 season.The show opens with updates on the CrimsonCast live show at Joe's on Weed Street, new merch, and what's coming on the Back Home Network. Galen then reflects on the World Cup in the United States, the viral Elsa fan story, the positive international reaction to American host cities, and whether Mauricio Pochettino should remain the USMNT coach for the next cycle.The second half is built around IU football questions from the audience. Galen discusses what Curt Cignetti, Bryant Haines, and Mike Shanahan do differently, how Indiana keeps finding and developing overlooked talent, whether Josh Hoover can fit as the Hoosiers' new quarterback, and whether IU has the on-field leadership to defend a Big Ten and national title. There's also discussion of D'Angelo Ponds, AJ Harris, the offensive line, remaining JMU-era players, stadium renovation questions, and why ESPN's FPI still struggles to properly evaluate Indiana in the transfer-portal era.The episode closes with early thoughts on EA Sports College Football 27, including coach mode, Dynasty, NIL logic, transfer-portal issues, roster ratings, Ohio State being overpowered, and what still needs to be patched before the season fully arrives.Book a table for the event at Joe's on Weed St! Buy some CrimsonCast Merch!

In this conversation, Phil Steele joins Bennett Conlin to break down James Madison University Football's 2026 outlook, from JC Evans and the revamped offense to a deep defensive front and one of the Sun Belt's most intriguing schedules. Steele explains why JMU Football's supporting cast could help JC Evans (or whoever QB1 is) thrive, why the Dukes' running back room looks built for Billy Napier's style and which portal additions could make an immediate impact. He also digs into the secondary, linebackers, and special teams, while sizing up the rest of the Sun Belt East and West. Beyond JMU Football, Steele shares his take on the Group of Six playoff race, highlighting teams like Navy, Boise State, Liberty, and App State, before offering his biggest national title contenders across the Power Four. If you want a sharp, data-driven preview of JMU's season and the broader college football landscape, this episode is packed with insight. Follow us on Twitter Subscribe on Youtube Check out our website!  Like what you hear? Buy us a coffee (or beer...)  Leave us a review! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Running for reelection, Senator Mark Warner takes a campaign spin through the Valley and central Virginia… Voters will decide on a referendum allowing local sales taxes to pay for school construction… We talk with the director of Virginia Clean Cities about this week's EV showcase at JMU….

Brandon Carr helped build Old Dominion Football from the ground up. Now the former Monarch offensive lineman is building football players, leaders and young men as the head coach at Indian River High School.Coach Carr joins Aaron and Mike to pull back the curtain on ODU Football's original era, including the brutal offseason workouts that established the program's standard, the moment the Monarchs realized they belonged, the comeback from 21 points down at JMU and what made ODU's explosive 2011 offense so difficult to stop.Brandon also explains how an aspiring baseball player and future FBI agent discovered his calling as a football coach. He breaks down his relationship-driven coaching philosophy, the importance of consistency and accountability, and how Indian River has created a culture in which players fall in love with the work.The offensive line talk gets deep, too. Brandon discusses how he evaluates young linemen, why fundamentals and athleticism create a true mean streak, the meaning behind “Doing Simple Great” and why he partnered with former UVA and NFL linebacker Eli Harold to develop the next generation of big men in the 757.Plus:• The lessons Brandon learned at Fork Union• Why he chose ODU and believed in Bobby Wilder's vision• What happened inside the locker room during the JMU comeback• The brotherhood that makes offensive line rooms different• Why relationships still matter in the NIL era• His most important advice for recruits: “Love who loves you”• A preview of Indian River's experienced 2026 team• His DMX pregame soundtrack• The former Monarch he would add to Indian River's roster• Why ODU Football's best days are still aheadThis episode is brought to you by the Old Dominion Athletic Foundation. Because of you, we create winners in the classroom, in athletic competition and in life. Become an ODAF member today.Like the episode, subscribe to The Monarchists and tell us your favorite memory from the original era of ODU Football.Go Monarchs!#ODUFootball #MonarchNation #757FootballChapters00:00 ODAF Intro00:17 Meet Brandon Carr00:48 From Baseball Dreams to Football03:31 Fork Union and Relentless Determination05:19 Building ODU Football From the Ground Up08:10 Delaware, Belief and the Explosive 2011 Offense10:28 Wing-T Roots and Becoming ODU's Center12:05 Why Brandon Chose Old Dominion14:20 From FBI Plans to a Coaching Calling17:05 Inside ODU's Comeback at JMU19:35 Brandon Carr's Coaching Philosophy22:35 Becoming Indian River's Head Coach24:50 Creating Buy-In Through Consistency27:45 Falling in Love With the Work28:40 How Brandon Develops Offensive Linemen30:10 Building the 757's Big Men With Eli Harold31:30 What “Doing Simple Great” Really Means32:32 Technique, Athleticism and the Mean Streak35:06 How Offensive Line Play Has Evolved36:40 Teaching Football Without Overcomplicating It38:25 Recruiting Advice: “Love Who Loves You”40:20 Brandon's Advice to His Younger Self42:03 Previewing Indian River's 2026 Team43:25 The Game Everyone Circles44:00 Rapid Fire: O-Line Life, DMX and Nick Mayers47:05 The Most Rewarding Part of Coaching48:05 Brandon's Message to Monarch Nation

Charlottesville residents choose the new design for a public art project using melted down bronze from the former Robert E. Lee monument… JMU says full speed ahead on expansions for Bridgeforth Stadium and student housing… Gas prices in Virginia, and nationwide, are climbing again amid renewed fighting in the Middle East….

It's a July news dump on the JMU Sports News podcast! Bennett Conlin and Jack Fitzpatrick dig into the offseason storylines that have been piling up! Starting with JMU quarterback Davi Belfort's surprising position switch to wide receiver (announced, of all places, on NFL Brazil), Billy Napier's ongoing media tour reflecting on his Florida tenure, and the new "five-for-five" eligibility rule and how it impacts JMU's roster. They also break down ESPN's FPI rankings that have JMU tumbling from the 20s to the 70s. The duo discuss why the metric structurally undervalues Group of Six programs, and what it means for the Sunbelt's standing compared to the American Athletic Conference. Plus: realignment speculation for 2030-2031, a sneaky big year shaping up for JMU men's basketball   Chapter Markers 00:00 – Intro & July news dump kickoff 02:23 – Billy Napier reflects on Florida tenure (again) 07:03 – Davi Belfort's move from QB to WR (via NFL Brazil) 11:54 – The "five-for-five" eligibility rule explained 16:05 – Five-for-five impact on JMU's roster (Wethersby, Simpson, Wislowski) 21:13 – Portal era eligibility debate & who benefits 23:02 – ESPN FPI rankings drop JMU from 27th to 75th 27:42 – Why FPI undervalues Group of Six programs 30:01 – Sunbelt vs. American Athletic Conference gap 33:48 – 2030-2031 realignment scenarios: P4 vs. bolstered G6 39:00 – JMU's non-conference stakes this season 40:12 – JMU's investment path toward a future P4 invite 41:38 – Men's & women's basketball outlook 42:24 – Jack Bonifant at the U.S. Adaptive Open 42:57 – Outro Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The final Group of 6 conference preview episode hits the Sun Belt, the American Athletic Conference, and the rebuilt Pac-12 with full 2026 picks, predictions, betting angles, title-game projections, surprise teams, disappointment picks, and schedule notes.The Sun Belt enters a transition year with James Madison trying to survive another coaching change under Billy Napier, Old Dominion and Marshall pushing in the East, and a chaotic West led by Troy, Louisiana, Arkansas State, and newcomer Louisiana Tech. Gary explains why JMU is the champion pick, why Troy and Louisiana Tech carry betting value, and why Southern Miss may be the biggest fade in the league.The American looks wide open after major coaching and roster turnover. Navy has the cleanest path, UTSA has the best quarterback profile with Owen McCown, Memphis has the transfer upside under Charles Huff, and ECU, Army, USF, Tulane, FAU, and Tulsa all bring different paths and problems.The new Pac-12 is back as a rebuilt Group of 6 power league, with Boise State as the overwhelming favorite. San Diego State, Fresno State, Texas State, Washington State, and Utah State all have challenger cases, but the real question is whether anyone can make Boise State uncomfortable.

He walked on at Old Dominion with zero scholarship offers from the D1 level — and left as a 4-year starter, team captain, and CAA Champion. Now Robbie Duncan is the Head Football Coach at Nansemond-Suffolk Academy, building a program from the ground up in Hampton Roads.In this episode of The Monarchists Podcast, Robbie sits down with Mike and Aaron to talk about:

Amanda Kellogg, director of Professional Development with JMU's School of Professional and Continuing Education joins this episode of SV Life. With a background in education, Amanda taught at Radford University for 8 years before transitioning into administration and eventually making the move to Harrisonburg and JMU. Listen in as she shares her story and why she and her family choose to make the Shenandoah Valley home.

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Jack Fitzpatrick and Bennett Conlin are back with one of their most fun offseason formats: a live draft of the Top 3 JMU Football underclassmen and Top 3 upperclassmen to watch heading into the 2026 season. Phil Steele's preseason magazine just dropped, and it has JC Evans listed as the starting quarterback over Camden Coleman, a result that has Bennett spinning. The guys break down what Napier told Steele, what it means for the QB competition, why Camden's track record still makes him the logical starter, and where Davi Belfort and Arrington Maiden fit into the picture. On the underclassmen side, picks include JC Evans at QB1, a rising safety in Seth Gathers and Deacon Rawls. On the upperclassmen side, Tyler Brown's wild career arc (Napier → Deion Sanders → back to Napier) makes him a surefire starter, Kells Bush looks like a Phil Steele preseason All-Sunbelt pick at defensive tackle, Gannon Wethersby is primed for 100+ tackles, Amar Thomas finally gets his every-down shot, and Corey Scott headlines a wide receiver room that might push JMU toward a 60-40 pass split. The guys also dig deep on JMU's 2026 recruiting class under Billy Napier — what 117 offers actually means, the brutal reality of verbal commitments in the transfer portal era, and the cutthroat business behind the scenes that even beloved coaches like Bob Chesney were running. Plus: a quick update on tight end KD Mosley's legal situation, the FOIA'd non-conference contracts with conference-exit language baked in, and the Sunbelt exit fee drama with Keith Gill pushing for a $25 million barrier. Whether you're tracking the recruiting Big Board at buymeacoffee.com/jmusportsnews or just want to know who's going to ball out in 2026, this is your essential JMU Football offseason breakdown. ️ CHAPTER MARKERS 0:00 Intro & JMU Recruiting Big Board Update 1:05 Verbal Commitments Mean Nothing — The Reality of Modern Recruiting 2:28 117 Offers, 17 Commits: Breaking Down JMU's Class 5:00 NIL, Rev Share & How JMU Competes with P4 Schools 6:20 Transfer Portal Chaos: Revoked Offers 8:49 Podcast Schedule Update + Show Format Preview 10:15 The Draft Format Explained: Underclassmen vs. Upperclassmen 11:23 Pick 1 (Underclassmen): JC Evans — Phil Steele Says He's QB1 12:47 Phil Steele's QB Depth Chart Breakdown 14:05 JC Evans vs. Camden Coleman: Who Fits Napier's System? 17:00 Pick 2 (Underclassmen): Deacon Rawls 20:00 Pick 3 (Underclassmen) 24:00 Pick 4 (Underclassmen): Seth Gatherrs, Rising Star Safety 27:01 TJ McGill & the Safety Room — Reason for Optimism or Concern? 28:37 Flashback: Cignetti's Defense, Chauncey, and the UVA Game 30:54 Upperclassmen Draft Begins 31:05 Pick 1 (Upperclassmen): Tyler Brown — Napier to Deion to Back Again 32:31 Pick 2 (Upperclassmen): Kells Bush — Preseason All-Sunbelt? 34:33 Pick 3 (Upperclassmen): Gannon Wethersby, 100-Tackle Candidate 35:15 Pick 4 (Upperclassmen): Amar Thomas Gets His Every-Down Shot 36:05 Pick 5 (Upperclassmen): Corey Scott & the WR Corps 37:28 Could JMU Go 60-40 Pass Split in 2025? 40:00 Camden Coleman Revisited — Why Is He QB3?! 43:12 Phil Steele's Depth Chart Methodology & Surprises 44:51 KD Mosley Legal Update 47:05 FOIA'd Non-Conference Contracts — Exit Clause Language 47:57 Sunbelt Exit Fee Drama: Keith Gill Pushes $25M Barrier 49:48 Outro, ULM Chair Night, Earl Grey Debate Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

This week Riverheads baseball and Gap softball have their runs come to an end just short. World Cup fever has gotten control of the guys and then Mike Barber comes on to talk Knicks and UVA, VT, and JMU football.

After a brief hiatus, Todd and Rob are back. In this episode the boys look back at spring sports and give the lacrosse team its flowers for making 11 straight NCAA tournaments. They also discuss President Jim's vision, the mystery of the unpublished football roster, and look ahead to the upcoming JMU football season.

UVa researchers launch a program to discourage the consumption of sugary drinks… A court orders registrars to accept student voter applications from JMU and other state campuses… Governor Spanberger appoints dozens of new members to governing boards at Virginia's colleges and universities….

Monarch Nation… this one belongs in the ODU Hall of Fame.Taylor Heinicke finally joins The Monarchists Podcast and delivers an all-time conversation that every Old Dominion fan needs to hear. From the real recruiting story that brought him to Norfolk, to getting thrown into the fire against ranked UMass, to 730 yards in one afternoon, to JMU heartbreakers (for them), to NFL playoff chaos, Busch Light fines, and the moment he knew it was time to walk away from football — nothing is off limits.This episode is raw, hilarious, emotional, and deeply Monarch-proud. Taylor reflects on:- The improbable moments that built ODU Football- His relationship with Thomas DeMarco, Larry Pinkard, and teammates- Life-changing NFL moments (including that Tampa Bay playoff game)- Why he's retiring — and why Virginia Beach is home next- And yes… the full Busch Light plane story

VOV1 - Bộ Chiến tranh Mỹ đang thúc đẩy một dự án nghiên cứu phát triển chiến hạm quy mô lớn để phục vụ lực lượng hải quân và đang cân nhắc chọn Nhật Bản và Hàn Quốc làm đối tác.Các nguồn tin quân sự từ Hàn Quốc và Mỹ cho hay Bộ Chiến tranh Mỹ sẽ rót một khoản đầu tư lên tới 1,85 USD từ nguồn nghiên cứu – phát triển của hải quân cho một phân khúc của dự án đóng tàu chiến trong năm tài chính 2027.Ban đầu, khoản đầu tư này chỉ dành cho khâu điều tra năng lực đóng tàu của nước ngoài, nhưng kế hoạch này vấp phải sự phản đối từ phía Cục Quản lý Hành chính và Ngân sách trực thuộc Nhà Trắng (OMB) khi cơ quan này cho rằng đây là khoản đầu tư quá lớn, đủ để mua một tàu hộ vệ hoàn chỉnh, đồng thời cho biết đang xem xét kế hoạch đóng mới 2 tàu chiến theo hướng sản xuất thân vỏ, máy móc, kết cấu điện… tại Nhật Bản và Hàn Quốc, còn các doanh nghiệp quốc phòng Mỹ sẽ đảm nhiệm khâu tổng khống chế tác chiến.Theo phương án này, hiện nay, OMB đang tiến hành đàm phán với các doanh nghiệp đóng tàu Hàn Quốc như Hanwha, HD Hyundai, Samsung Heavy Industry và Mitsubishi Heavy Industry, Kawasaki Heavy Industry, JMU… của Nhật Bản.Mặc dù dự án nêu trên chỉ mang tính tình thế khi Mỹ đang khuyến khích các doanh nghiệp nước ngoài, bao gồm cả Nhật Bản và Hàn Quốc, đầu tư xây mới hoặc mua lại để nâng cấp các cơ sở đóng tàu trong nội địa Mỹ, nhưng cả hai phương án này đều mang lại lợi ích to lớn cho Nhật Bản và Hàn Quốc. Đặc biệt, phương án thứ 2 còn góp phần giúp Tokyo và Seoul thực hiện cam kết đầu tư vào Mỹ với tổng kim ngạch lần lượt là 550 tỷ và 350 tỷ USD để đổi lấy việc Nhà Trắng giảm thuế đối ứng.Bên cạnh đó, sự lựa chọn của Bộ Chiến tranh Mỹ và Cục Quản lý Hành chính và Ngân sách trực thuộc Nhà Trắng còn mang lại cho 2 đồng minh của Mỹ ở châu Á một lợi ích phi vật thể, nhưng rất cụ thể. Đó là minh chứng về năng lực đóng tàu rất cao của Nhật Bản và Hàn Quốc. Điều này sẽ góp phần giúp Tokyo và Seoul nâng cao uy tín thương hiệu quốc gia, cũng như đẩy mạnh tiến trình phát triển công nghiệp quốc phòng nói chung và ngành đóng tàu nói riêng./.VOV Nhật BảnTàu ngầm của Lực lượng phòng vệ Nhật Bản được hạ thủy tại một xưởng đóng tàu của Kawasaki Heavy Industry từ tháng 10-2021. Ảnh Jiji Press

It's June, which means it's time to get into the 2025 JMU football schedule — and we're doing it with a twist. Inspired by the Ringer Fantasy Football Podcast's schedule draft format, Jack and Bennett each draft games off the Dukes' schedule across five categories: - Home Game You'd Most Want to Attend - Home Game Worth Skipping - Road Game Worth Attending - Must-Watch TV Game - Pumpkin Picking Day (the game you skip altogether to build relationship goodwill before championship season) From the Troy rematch under the lights to a 10 PM kick at San Diego State on the CW, we break down every game worth circling on your calendar — and a few you should hand off entirely. Plus: a deep dive into the state of the Sun Belt Conference, why the league's national profile has slipped since JMU joined, what it would take for the Dukes to crack the College Football Playoff conversation, and whether the Sun Belt can still compete for G5 supremacy against a rising American Athletic Conference. Want to write for JMU Sports News? Email us: jmusportsnews@gmail.com SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV7h66Qrh33keqOmMrKweeQ?sub_confirmation=1 CHECK OUT OUR HOME ON THE WEB: https://jmusportsnews.com/ Liking the videos? Buy us a Coffee! https://buymeacoffee.com/JMUSportsNews Claim your 15% off at Homefield: https://bit.ly/3XP9W2c Wear the moment with BreakingT: https://bit.ly/3XKqFny CHAPTER MARKERS 0:00 – intro 1:37 – The Schedule Draft format explained (inspired by Ringer Fantasy Football) 2:33 – The five draft categories revealed 5:30 – Pick 1 | Bennett: Home Game Worth Skipping → Wagner (Sept. 12) 6:44 – Pick 2 | Jack: Home Game to Attend → Troy (Sunbelt title game rematch, Thursday night) 7:46 – Pick 3 | Bennett: Pumpkin Picking Day → Georgia State (Oct. 17) 9:34 – Pick 4 | Jack: Road Game Worth Attending → ODU 12:19 – Pick 5 | Bennett: Home Game to Attend → Marshall (Oct. 3) 15:00 – Pick 6 | Jack: Home Game Worth Skipping → Liberty opener (noon kick, ESPNU) 17:29 – UVA's Brazil game fallout & Virginia Tech's mystery $500M 20:39 – Pick 7 | Bennett: Must-Watch TV Game → App State (Thursday night, ESPNU) 22:43 – Pick 8 | Jack: Must-Watch TV Game → San Diego State (10 PM, CW) 23:13 – The San Diego State late-night crash-out potential 25:52 – Pick 9 | Bennett: Road Game Worth Attending → Georgia Southern (Statesboro) 27:16 – Pick 10 | Jack: Pumpkin Picking Day → UConn (Nov. 14, CBS Sports Network) 29:00 – Schedule strength & College Football Playoff hopes 33:17 – Bennett's real goal: tracking Sun Belt fan meltdowns 34:00 – How the Sun Belt Conference has fallen since JMU joined in 2022 36:24 – The American Athletic Conference narrative vs. the Sun Belt 37:00 – Coach drain: Chesney, Cignetti, Huff & more 38:33 – Why bowl game quantity is hurting the Sun Belt's national image 41:20 – Listener callout: JMU Sports News student contributors wanted 42:38 – Recruiting big board update & Class of 2028 additions 44:19 – The Nick DeGennaro GOAT take 45:05 – Cade Klubnik, Dabo, and Houston's career limbo FOLLOW US ON: Facebook -  https://www.facebook.com/JMUSportsNews Instagram -  https://www.instagram.com/jmusportsnews/ Twitter -  https://twitter.com/JMUSportsNews #JMU #DukesNation #JMUFootball #GoingForTheDubs #SunBelt #SunBeltFootball #CollegeFootball #CFB #JamesMadison #JMUSportsNews Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Covering the Commonwealth ft. JMU, UVA, Commanders by Ed Lane

JMU's spring sports season is officially in the books — and Jack and Bennett are handing out grades. They break down where JMU lacrosse, softball, and baseball stand heading into the offseason, why Virginia Tech and UVA have made life harder for JMU softball, and whether anyone should be fired (short answer: no, and here's why). Then it's time for the thing JMU fans actually came for — FOOTBALL. Jack and Bennett dig into the new Class of 2027 recruiting Big Board (available now at buymeacoffee.com/jmusportsnews), break down the men's basketball transfer portal class, and debate whether Billy Napier's 2026 schedule sets JMU up for a 10-win season — or just makes the Sun Belt look soft. Plus: listener mailbag questions, the Royal Rivalry debate nobody asked for, a rant on six-year college athletes, and more. Links mentioned: Class of 2027 Football Big Board: buymeacoffee.com/jmusportsnews ($5 one-time access) Student contributors wanted: jmusportsnews@gmail.com Follow us: Twitter/X, Instagram, Facebook, Bluesky, YouTube: @JMUSportsNews Chapters: 0:00 – Intro & Class of 2027 Big Board plug 1:30 – JMU Lacrosse season review 6:40 – JMU Softball deep dive (why haven't they been back to a regional?) 12:30 – JMU Baseball & the case against firing anyone 20:00 – NIL/eligibility rant & six-year college athletes 29:45 – Listener mailbag: men's basketball portal class breakdown 41:30 – Leadership changes in baseball/softball? 42:00 – The Royal Rivalry debate 49:30 – Billy Napier's 2026 schedule & preseason expectations Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

CB and Gary recap a series win over JMU and reveal Players of the Week. Then a quick preview of the Sun Belt Baseball Tournament before the fellas head off to Montgomery.

Covering the Commonwealth ft. JMU, UVA, Washington Commanders by Ed Lane

Chuck is live from Harrahs Cherokee! We start today with the one lone JMU transfer player still at Indiana, and the supposed declining influence of the SEC. We then look at South Carolina with Hale McGranahan from Gamecock247. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of The Bandwich Tapes, I sit down with composer, performer, and educator Casey Cangelosi for a conversation that moves comfortably between teaching, podcasting, composing, and the realities of building a life in the percussion world. Casey teaches at James Madison University, where he directs a busy percussion studio and constantly balances artistic ambition with the practical challenges of giving students meaningful performance opportunities.We talk about how he approaches programming percussion ensemble, often leaning toward smaller-group repertoire that allows more students to develop chamber instincts and real musical ownership. That naturally leads into a larger discussion about education, specifically the gap that can exist between strong performance skills and deep knowledge of repertoire. Casey makes a compelling case for listening, score study, and curiosity as essential parts of becoming a complete musician.A big part of Casey's recent creative life has been the Percussion Podcast, where he hosted more than 300 episodes of conversations with percussionists and composers. He reflects honestly on what that project gave him, as a communicator, teacher, and community builder, as well as the real workload of producing that many episodes and the challenge of keeping conversations fresh over time.We also spend time inside Casey's composing process. He talks about the difference between writing for hands versus writing for humans, and how limitations, instrumentation, skill level, or context can actually unlock more interesting musical ideas. Increasingly, he's thinking about accessibility in repertoire: writing music that still feels compelling but can reach more performers instead of only fitting one ideal player.Toward the end, Casey shares some of the unexpected places his music has recently appeared, including projects connected to theater, dance, and visual art, from a performance context in Mannheim, to an installation tied to Ligeti's 100 Metronomes, to a circus production in Italy using his piece Bad Touch. It's a reminder that percussion music continues to travel in surprising directions.Key TakeawaysTeaching requires balancing artistry and logistics — ensemble programming often means finding ways for more students to perform meaningfully.Listening and score study deepen musicianship — strong playing should be paired with a deep knowledge of repertoire.Podcasting builds community but demands consistency — producing hundreds of episodes requires serious time and energy.Constraints can unlock creativity — limitations often lead to stronger compositional ideas.Writing for performers matters — accessible repertoire can reach more musicians without sacrificing musical depth.Percussion music is expanding beyond traditional venues — Casey's work now appears in theater, visual art, and interdisciplinary projects.Curiosity fuels long careers — staying open to new contexts keeps creative work evolving.Music from the EpisodeScry - Casey CangelosiBlink - Casey CangelosiThe Big Audition - Casey CangelosiLigeti: Symphonic Poem for 100 Metronomes - Casey CangelosiAbout the PodcastThe Bandwich Tapes is a podcast hosted by Brad Williams, featuring conversations with musicians, composers, producers, and creative thinkers about their musical journeys. Each episode explores the influences, decisions, and experiences that shape a life in music—one conversation at a time.Connect with the ShowEmail: contact@thebandwichtapes.com

Darin Kuskie and Nick Sulpizio join to recap a series win over #8 Coastal Carolina. CB, Gary and Coach Finwood look ahead to the final series against JMU and who you should root for this weekend.

Covering the Commonwealth ft. JMU, UVA, Commanders by Ed Lane

Jack Fitzpatrick and Bennett Conlin break down everything happening in JMU Dukes athletics — starting with a deep dive into the men's basketball transfer portal class and whether Preston Spradlin has finally found the right mix of talent AND chemistry. Plus the JMU football O-line gets a boost, stadium expansion renderings/update, and spring sports check-ins on lacrosse, baseball, and softball. In this episode: Is JMU men's basketball's 2025–26 transfer class the best-constructed one yet? Breaking down Cavan Reilly, KJ Windham, Gage Lattimore, Garrett Sundra, Jacob Hogarth & more Justin McBride to Kentucky & Christian Brown to Ole Miss Frankie Tinilau joining the football team this summer — O-line officially locked in? JMU stadium expansion: master plan approved, but where did the renderings go? NIL, coach retention & the real reason JMU keeps rebuilding its roster Lacrosse AAC Championship game vs. USF - Baseball season review — what went wrong? Softball's pitching collapse in the Sunbelt Bennett has never had Grammy's Ice Cream Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Covering the Commonwealth ft. JMU, UVA, Washington Commanders by Ed Lane

Hutt and Chad discuss the Hall of Fame NFL Draft prospect that nobody is talking about. Plus Coach Shane Beamer talks South Carolina Gamecocks and Billy Napier on his Florida exit and the bright future ahead at JMU. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bret and Adam being the episode talking about red-hot App State baseball before visiting with softball's Macy Hamby following the team's dramatic series win over JMU. Also, the guys give their final thoughts on football's spring and look ahead to the postseason for the tennis team. #DSOTDP

Covering the Commonwealth ft. JMU, UVA, Washington Commanders by Ed Lane

Covering the Commonwealth ft. UVA, JMU, Commanders by Ed Lane

It's a rapid-fire mailbag Friday on the JMU Sports News Podcast! Jack Fitzpatrick and Bennett Conlin tackle the biggest questions in James Madison University athletics! From the mysteriously missing spring football roster to the quarterback competition heating up in Harrisonburg, a blunt assessment of Preston Spradlin's transfer portal strategy, and why JMU baseball's midweek upset of UVA has Dukes fans paying attention again. Plus Jack breaks down why JMU men's basketball needs to rethink its recruiting model entirely. And a post-Spring Game live show announcement is coming soon — stay locked to our socials! Have a question for the mailbag? Email us: jmusportsnews@gmail.com Big thank you as well to our sponsor, Sign Pro! Follow us on Twitter Subscribe on Youtube Check out our website!  Like what you hear? Buy us a coffee (or beer...)  Leave us a review! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

2 hours and 9 minutes The Sponsors Thank you to Underground Printing for making this all possible. Rishi and Ryan have been our biggest supporters from the beginning. Check out their wide selection of officially licensed Michigan fan gear at their 3 store locations in Ann Arbor or learn about their custom apparel business at undergroundshirts.com. Our associate sponsors are: Peak Wealth Management, Matt Demorest - Realtor and Lender, Ann Arbor Elder Law, Michigan Law Grad, Human Element, Sharon's Heating & Air Conditioning, The Sklars Brothers, Champions Circle, Winewood Organics, Community Pest Solutions, Venue by 4M where record this, and Introducing this season: Radecki Oral Surgery, and Long Road Distillers. 1. Just Won a Natty/Indianapolis Vibes Starts at 0:51 No crying this time, but we do think we can have nice things now. You get out of it what you put into it; the UMHoops guys are probably experiencing the highest of highs. The 2023 football championship was a thing no other fanbase has experienced; this is what a normal natty feels like. Some of us survived the 2023-24 team. The story begins with the Ellerbe years, the Beilein era absolutely helped build this. Don't resent the Fab Five, but they unfairly had to represent what Michigan could be. Reconsidering the Juwan era, the heart condition, how badly he needed a GM. Beilein was spiritually (and literally) present for this team; loudest the stadium got before Michigan hit a three was when they showed him. Very unselfish team. Built through the portal—Cronin was never going to be a good fit for Mara, Rez wasn't going to have a role after Illinois got the other Ivisic, Cadeau was struggling in a bad system at UNC, Yaxel used the portal to get here from JUCO via UAB, Roddy Gayle was the national glue guy of the year, Nimari was here three years through two coaching changes, and Will Tschetter was a five-year player who took a smaller role: nobody can make a good faith argument that any of these guys don't belong here. [The rest of the writeup and the player after THE JUMP]  2. The UConn Game Starts at 27:50 Takes hotter than the rims during the final last night. Story of the game was UConn fouling the crap out of Michigan from literally the tip. Miss the first Cadeau and-one, then hit 24 free throws in a row to offset the terrible threes, until Roddy missed his pair. Snakebit shooting because Rez/Mara/Yax kept getting mismatches down low, but Michigan was able to play their bigs together, and that just made it impossible for UConn to score. Felt like Lendeborg was himself on defense; offensively he was obviously hobbled. Their communication was fantastic, and there weren't mismatches for UConn to hunt. A time or two they got Mara versus Karaban on the perimeter or something, but they didn't get backcut once. Tarris was basically shut down by Mara. Only thing they got were those ORebs, which were hat tips to them and also related to Michigan taking way the three. Next year Trey McKenney; graded on a curve he made 2 of Michigan's three jumpers, including the dagger. The Rube Goldberg three. Cadeau vs the Cadeau we thought we were getting. 3. How this Team Came Together Starts at 59:16 Revisiting how the roster came together, May's eye for talent, because every guy he got at FAU wound up a star somewhere. You can't actually build from the portal; if that's the lesson they're taking from this team they're going to get lit up. Cadeau cleaned up the TOs (but still commits them at the end of the game his banana peel). On the human to athlete personality spectrum, Mara is a normal human being, who never should have been paired with Cronin—all little guys who play basketball are born killers because you have to be, but it's common for bigs to be like that. Mara was the best player; he developed into a beast by the end of the year. Transfer teams: if you look at the rest of the top ten four didn't make the Tournament; Michigan was the only protected seed that took a lot of transfers. St. John's and Louisville were the others. Once you're been at a school a year you're not a transfer anymore. Cig vs May: Cignetti relied more on his JMU transfers. It's especially hard to recreate what Michigan did defensively, because at the end these guys won a title by doing the best job of anybody of playing with each other. Introducing the Bobby Hurley Index: How many photos do you look like Jim Carrey in The Mask? 4. Next Year Starts at 1:38:41 Are they looking at the portal list or the list of guys projected to the late 1st/early 2nd round? Mara and Rez are probably done—small chance they get Rez back. Cason going to redshirt. Gayle, Burnett, Yaxel are out of eligibility. Cadeau and McKinney: best backcourt in the country next year? McCoy is Charles Matthews-ish, going to be a major defensive presence; if you get two years out of him he's a big get but he doesn't have a deep shot, might be freshman Darius Morris or what we wanted Rubin Jones (PG who can guard 1-4) to be. Recruited lots of SFs: Grady? Liburd? Brown? All going to be 6'5" gumby-armed switchable guards. Backup PG: can McCoy or McKenney can play point for 10 mpg. Do they have a wing? Want that guy to be switchable; Seth thinks they're going to have a big war chest to find an NBA four who can play the three in addition to two bigs. Goodman will be next year's Tschetter. Need three portal bigs. Is Dusty May the #1 coach you would want to have if you were looking for one right now? UNC search was Tommy Lloyd and Dusty May right? MUSIC: "La Di Da"—Heavy Weighs the King "Don't Be Mad"—PiranhaMob    "Up and Away"—Cursive        “Across 110th Street”—JJ Johnson and his Orchestra   

Covering the Commonwealth ft. JMU, UVA, Commanders by Ed Lane

Welcome back to The Locker Room with Josh Pate, Will Compton, & Taylor Lewan! This week, we dive into Michigan’s coaching search Oklahoma VS. Alabama, Texas A&M VS. Miami, Oregon VS. JMU, and CFP structure issues. New episodes every Wednesday at 6:00 PM CT. Timestamps: 0:00 Open 1:45 Michigan Coaching Search 16:33 Oklahoma VS. Alabama 24:13 Texas A&M VS. Miami 31:46 Oregon VS. JMU 34:37 CFP Structure Issues See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seahawks take down the Rams in an Overtime thriller and we talk about an incredible Thursday Night Football Game where Sam Darnold turned into a pumpkin the came back to win (00:00:00-00:10:14). National Sports Podcast talks some volleyball (00:10:14-00:17:19). Week 16 Picks and Preview for every game Saturday and Sunday with MegaDay coming on Saturday, who's going to win the NFC South, Lions back against the wall and more (00:17:19-01:39:21). Jerry's Fantasy minute and best bets (01:39:21-01:50:42). Mike Florio joins the show to talk NFL news, who is on the hot seat, what's going on in Cincy and more (01:50:42-02:34:55). Joey Harrington joins the show to talk JMU vs Oregon and who can win the Natty (02:34:55-02:58:23). We finish with Fyre Fest of the week (02:58:23-03:13:14).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take

The Bear sent Stugotz two text messages on Sunday, including one that he might want back. Could Joe Burrow really be done with football? Or is he just done with the Bengals? You won't trick the Bear into betting on Tulane or JMU. Plus, where is the best place to buy a $1.1 billion lotto ticket. Go to https://OmahaSteaks.com to get 50% off sitewide during their Sizzle All the Way Sale. And use code GODBLESS at checkout for an extra $35 off. Minimum purchase may apply. See site for details. A big thanks to our advertiser, Omaha Steaks! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bear sent Stugotz two text messages on Sunday, including one that he might want back. Could Joe Burrow really be done with football? Or is he just done with the Bengals? You won't trick the Bear into betting on Tulane or JMU. Plus, where is the best place to buy a $1.1 billion lotto ticket. Go to https://OmahaSteaks.com to get 50% off sitewide during their Sizzle All the Way Sale. And use code GODBLESS at checkout for an extra $35 off. Minimum purchase may apply. See site for details. A big thanks to our advertiser, Omaha Steaks! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The new CFP Rankings are out and the squeeze out of JMU has continued. We talk about doomsday scenarios and big winners as we get closer to the playoff. Plus Bill Belichick is a supportive boyfriend (00:00:00-00:22:21). The Cowboys kill the Raiders on MNF and Pete Carroll looks miserable (00:22:21-00:32:57). Clean up from Week 11 in the NFL (00:32:57-00:44:02). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including James Franklin to Virginia Tech and telling girls "can I meet you" as a pick up line (00:44:02-01:08:38). Booger McFarland joins the show to eat some donuts and talk some football. Who he trusts in the NFL. The teams that can win the title in CFB, who is going to coach LSU and more (01:08:38-01:51:09). We finish with listener submitted FAQ's (01:51:09-02:05:24).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take

The new CFP rankings are out and we discuss how JMU is going to get screwed and other college football story lines (00:00:00-00:30:03). Eagles beat the Packers on MNF and Max was right (00:30:03-00:46:07). Brian Daboll fired by the Giants and Nico Harrison gone in Dallas (00:46:07-00:53:09). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including Hank being sick and Pat Narduzzi with the weirdest big game prep (00:57:57-01:23:40). Clayton Kershaw joins the show to talk about the World Series, his career, LA, Stafford and tons more (01:23:40-01:55:26). Joakim Noah joins in studio to talk about his new travel show, his shaman, Derrick Rose, Thibs and Wemby (01:55:26-02:33:15). We finish with listener submitted FAQ's (02:33:15-02:53:58).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take