Podcast appearances and mentions of Jones V Daniel

I understand Daniel Cormier's position on Jon Jones and his steroid use, but damn I'd like to see a thrid fight, wouldn't you? At Heavyweight? Would LOVE to see it happen. Also, can we please never see Notre Dame in a big game again? Clemson walked The Irish, and we all knew it was going to happen. NCAA should make Notre Dame join the ACC in football (they a part of it in every other sport), or they can't participate in the College Football Playoff. Period. Alabama just seems too good to be playing other college teams. Nothing against Oklahoma, because they'd give it to most other programs, but Alabama is just that good. I will say this- and I said it when the CFP was announced- but Georgia was AT LEAST the 4th best team, and would've have fared much better than Notre Dame and Oklahoma.  NFL Week 17 (and I shed a tear). Damn, it goes fast. Playoff implications drip with intrigue in the afternoon games (thank you for the scheduling, NFL), as there'll be 7 games (8 with the night game) tahat will decide who makes the NFL Tournament. Let's go Vikings. Please win so you can automatically lose in the first round.  See ya tomorrow.

UFC 214 Jon Jones v. Daniel Cormier Jon Jones v. Brock Lesnar in the near future?? Enzo's heat sending him away from the main rosters Raw & Smackdown Live back to NXT or 205 Live. Cena's solid muscle neck and Nakamura almost killing him. Curt Hawkins' reverse streak. The Woken Hardy's?? Game of Thrones tangent again... and ALWAYS.

You smell that? That's the smell of victory, a Chris Weidman victory. The former Middleweight champ had fallen into hard times with a three-fight losing skid but found a way to exorcise his demons, nearly being finished and then rallying over Kelvin Gastellum at UFC FIght Night: Long Island. Also on that card, Jimmie Rivera and Thomas Almeida showed us all why the Bantamweight division is a damn goldmine of talent. But it's all about UFC 214. The big one, the kahuna. The grudge match to end all grudge matches: Jon Jones v. Daniel Cormier. If that doesn't get you going, the Crown Prince of Violence, Robbie Lawler, returns to scrap with the wrangler, Donald Cerrone.