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VOTE: https://rankwrestling.com/podcasts/noso-draft/noso-draft-33-build-the-ultimate-tna-roster/ YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/RcC6NXvz6vQ It's time for another NoSo Draft, and this time Ryan Gray and JT Rozzero are joined by Marcus Fuller and Producer Tim to tackle the entire history of TNA Wrestling! The mission: draft the ultimate all-time TNA roster. With decades of talent on the board, the guys battle over main eventers, X-Division standouts, legendary tag teams, Knockouts, homegrown stars and unforgettable personalities from throughout TNA/IMPACT history. From AJ Styles, Samoa Joe and Kurt Angle to Sting, Jeff Jarrett, Gail Kim, Awesome Kong and countless others, every selection can completely change the complexion of a roster—and once someone is drafted, they're gone! Who finds the biggest steals? Which TNA icons go surprisingly early—or somehow fall down the board? And when the dust settles, who built the greatest TNA Wrestling roster of all time? Grab your draft board and join Ryan, JT, Marcus & Tim for a trip through more than two decades of Total Nonstop Action! Who won the draft?

Nick Wize closes out the week with Producer Tim by previewing the biggest potential stories coming out of the weekend. The duo discusses what could define Monday's show, including Nick's belief that the Rays will leave Seattle with another series win and Tim's bold prediction that could either look brilliant or completely wrong by next week.

Nick Wize wraps up a loaded Friday show discussing why the Rays have officially raised expectations after their aggressive trade deadline moves, with fans debating whether Tampa Bay should be thinking World Series or simply making the playoffs. Nick is joined by MLB on Apple TV reporter Tricia Whitaker to break down the Rays' roster, Freddy Peralta's struggles, Drew Rasmussen's Cy Young potential, and how far this team can realistically go. Plus, Nick dives into Buccaneers training camp, the emergence of rookie Josiah Trotter, and why the defense is creating excitement heading into the season. Nick also talks USF fall camp with David Schiele of 10 Tampa Bay, discussing Brian Hartline's first year as head coach and realistic expectations for the Bulls, while Nick and Producer Tim wrap up the week with their weekend predictions and what they expect Tampa Bay sports fans will be talking about on Monday.

Nick Wize and Producer Tim kick off their daily "10 Minutes of Football" with a spirited debate over snow games. Nick says they're overrated and ugly to watch, while Tim loves the unpredictable chaos and iconic visuals. Then the conversation shifts to Baker Mayfield's uncertain future as they break down potential landing spots if the Buccaneers and their quarterback can't reach a long-term deal.

Nick Wize and Producer Tim kick off the week with their "Heroes & Headaches" segment. Nick praises Drew Rasmussen after another outstanding outing, while Tim names Junior Caminero his weekend hero before unveiling his conspiracy theory that MLB owners secretly welcomed Tarik Skubal's move to the Dodgers to strengthen their push for a salary cap in the next CBA.

Nick Wize defends the Rays' newest offensive addition after Producer Tim questions Liam Hicks' past numbers at Tropicana Field. Nick explains why matchups matter and why Hicks deserves a clean slate in Tampa Bay. Meanwhile, the Dodgers continue their deadline dominance by adding Kris Bubic to an already loaded roster.

Nick Wize reacts to Baker Mayfield publicly supporting Vita Vea during the star defensive tackle's contract negotiations, discussing what it says about Baker's leadership. Nick and Producer Tim also debate whether the Saints intentionally took a shot at the Buccaneers by announcing Chris Olave's extension amid Tampa Bay's contract drama before wrapping up with Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti's latest comments taking aim at the SEC.

Nick Wize spends the day making the case that Baker Mayfield has earned every penny of a franchise quarterback contract after producing like one of the NFL's elite since arriving in Tampa on a prove-it deal, explaining why the Buccaneers would be foolish to gamble on another quarterback through the draft or free agency. Nick discusses Baker publicly supporting Vita Vea, the potential locker-room ramifications of the contract standoff, and why any future Buccaneers head coach would view Baker as a major asset—not someone to replace. The show also dives into the Rays' trade deadline strategy, speculation surrounding Casey Mize, whether Tampa Bay should sacrifice top prospects in pursuit of a World Series, listener reactions to "going all in," and why Jim Bowden believes the Rays' small-market model could help shape baseball's future ahead of the 2027 season. Plus, Nick and Producer Tim react to the Saints' Chris Olave extension timing, Curt Cignetti's latest shots at the SEC, and plenty of passionate listener texts throughout the show.

Nick Wize shares a wild story from his morning at Buccaneers Training Camp that had him convinced he might never be welcomed back again. Without giving away the ending, Nick recounts the unforgettable experience before he and Producer Tim dive into another edition of Overreaction or Reality, featuring bold Buccaneers takes and one intriguing Rays trade deadline debate.

It was a packed edition of The Nick Wize Show as Nick breaks down every angle of the Vita Vea trade saga, makes the case that Vita deserves the most blame, and lets Buccaneers fans have their say through a flood of passionate calls and texts. Fresh off a trip to Training Camp, Nick shares exclusive observations, a crazy personal story from One Buccaneer Place, and reacts to Todd Bowles' comments on Vita Vea, Mike Evans, and Baker Mayfield before he and Producer Tim separate fact from fiction during Overreaction or Reality. To close the show, Nick dives into the latest Rays stadium controversy sparked by Bill Carlson's comments and weighs in on Tony Romo's widely discussed bodycam footage, ending another entertaining afternoon with insight, laughs, and plenty of Tampa Bay sports conversation.

Nick Wize and Producer Tim wrap up the show debating Baker Mayfield's future value around the NFL. They look at potential landing spots with elite cap space that could create a bidding war in 2027, then push back on listeners who say Baker isn't worth more than $45 million per year in today's quarterback market.

Listener texts during Heroes & Headaches lead Nick Wize and Producer Tim into one of the day's most entertaining conversations. With LeBron James now in Philadelphia, they look back at legendary athletes who finished up—or had memorable stops—in places fans often forget, including Shaquille O'Neal with the Celtics and Cavaliers, Martin Brodeur with the Blues, Randy Moss with the Titans, and Brett Favre's lone season with the Jets.

Nick Wize reacts to Brian Hartline's praise for USF, explaining why the Bulls have become one of the most dangerous up-and-coming programs in college football. Nick believes USF is quickly turning into the kind of program that top tier teams would rather avoid. Then, Nick and Producer Tim wrap up the weekend with another edition of Heroes & Headaches, featuring the Rays' lightning-fast game, Drew Rasmussen's dominant outing, Tampa's political chaos, and the latest Browns quarterback drama involving Jerry Jeudy.

Rock Riley fills in for Nick Wize and revisits Lane Kiffin's decision to walk away from social media and alcohol. Rock puts Producer Tim on the spot, asking if he could make the same commitment, before opening the floor to Tampa Bay listeners. The text line lights up with honest answers and plenty of different perspectives.

Rock Riley and Producer Tim dive into Steve Sarkisian's comments about Arch Manning's development at Texas. Rather than taking the easy route, Arch waited for his opportunity, and the guys debate how that patience has prepared him for the spotlight. They also explore how being Cooper Manning's son may have given Arch a unique perspective compared to his famous uncles.

Jon Gruden and Ronde Barber teaming up in the broadcast booth gets Rock Riley and Producer Tim talking about one of sports' most underrated topics: the announcers. Is there a broadcast crew that can actually make you tune in—or change the channel? The Tampa Bay audience weighs in with plenty of strong opinions as the text line lights up throughout the segment.

Rock Riley fills in for Nick Wize and kicks off the show by explaining why Nick is spending the day riding shotgun in a NASCAR at Daytona International Speedway. Producer Tim shares his own racing adventure from Indianapolis Motor Speedway before the conversation shifts to the NBA, where LeBron James is reportedly headed to Philadelphia—and Tim isn't buying the fit. The segment wraps with a spirited debate: Is Baker Mayfield actually closer to Josh Allen than most NFL fans realize?

Nick Wize and Rock Riley react to Jon Sumrall's comments from SEC Media Days, including his candid thoughts on the offensive line challenges he inherited at Florida. The conversation also includes a shoutout to Producer Tim, who was first to ask Jadan Baugh a question that quickly became the hottest topic in the media room. Plus, the guys discuss Sumrall's thoughts on Florida and Texas becoming annual opponents and Tim shares the history behind the growing rivalry.

Producer Tim fills in for Sam & gives Pat & Aaron some interesting statements. They talk about the Rays & their prospects, SEC vs BIG 10, & some Bucs as well. Do Pat & Aaron think these are good ideas or bad ideas?

Who drafted the best path to an SEC Championship? Nick Wize, Rock Riley, and Producer Tim go head-to-head in a four-round snake draft, selecting the SEC teams they believe have the best chance to win the conference this season. Who landed the No. 1 overall pick, who found the biggest value, and whose roster gives them the best odds to win the bet? Let the debate begin.

Nick Wize and Rock Riley kick off the show from SEC Media Days in Downtown Tampa by talking about the incredible networking opportunities throughout the week. Producer Tim gets his moment in front of Florida running back Jadan Baugh...but did he completely black out during the answer? Plus, Nick's tweet calling out Auburn for declining a hometown radio interview with two former USF stars became one of the hottest topics around Media Days.

Nick Wize celebrates his birthday live from SEC Media Days in Downtown Tampa while Producer Tim "allegedly" pays the price for opening-night festivities with no voice. Nick and Rock Riley break down the SEC's updated targeting rule, discuss why the penalty remains one of college football's most subjective calls, and revisit some of the most controversial targeting ejections in recent memory.

Live from SEC Media Days in downtown Tampa, Nick Wize and Rock Riley are joined by Florida Gators Hall of Famer and SEC Network analyst Chris Doering. They discuss Florida's outlook for the 2026 season, Jon Sumrall's remarkable turnaround of the program, and Doering reflects on his legendary playing career in Gainesville. Afterward, Nick, Rock, and Producer Tim debate which teams are true national title contenders—and which are being overrated.

Live from SEC Media Days in downtown Tampa, Nick Wize and Rock Riley continue their Heroes & Headaches segment as Producer Tim praises Wayne Rooney for calling FIFA's new World Cup halftime show "crap." Tim's headache goes to Rory McIlroy after his public criticism of Bryson DeChambeau, leading the guys into a spirited discussion about the biggest storylines from The Open Championship.

Live from SEC Media Days in downtown Tampa, Nick Wize and Rock Riley have some fun at Producer Tim's expense after he shows up wearing a Rays jersey while Tampa Bay takes on his hometown Red Sox. The guys debate fan loyalty, take calls from listeners, and continue breaking down the Rays' frustrating sweep by Boston.

Nick Wize quizzes Producer Tim and Tampa Bay listeners before revealing where the Buccaneers landed in CBS Sports' 2026 NFL Offensive Triplets rankings. Was Tampa Bay ranked too high, too low, or just right? Nick breaks down the top 10 and compares the Bucs to some surprising teams ahead of them.

The rails? They were left behind. Nick Wize and Producer Tim take a hilarious detour from sports, swapping stories about estate sales before diving into the legendary George Foreman Grill—and the unbelievable fact that Hulk Hogan almost became the face of it instead.

Producer Tim fires off a series of bold sports takes, and it's up to Nick Wize to decide whether they're complete overreactions or undeniable reality. From Tampa Bay storylines to the biggest topics around sports, nothing is off limits.

Nick Wize explains why he has no issue with the Home Run Derby airing on Netflix, arguing that the streaming giant is now in more homes than ESPN. Producer Tim agrees—up to a point—as the two debate why Netflix works but services like Apple TV+ and Paramount+ may actually hurt leagues trying to grow their audiences. Plus, they revisit Junior Caminero's controversial Derby finish.

Nick Wize opens the discussion by making one thing clear: no prospect should be off limits if it helps the Rays win a World Series. Then it's time for another edition of Fair or Foul, as Producer Tim presents five MLB All-Star Game-themed statements and Nick decides whether each one is fair... or foul.

Nick Wize and Producer Tim introduce a brand-new weekly segment, Heroes & Headaches. Nick names Evan Longoria as his hero of the weekend after an unforgettable celebration, while Conor McGregor lands on the headache list following another devastating injury. Producer Tim brings his own unique picks to the conversation, leading to plenty of entertaining discussion.

Nick Wize and Producer Tim dive into ESPN's ranking of the NFL's Top 10 quarterbacks for 2026. They go through each quarterback on the list, debate where players are properly placed, and discuss which rankings may have been too high or too low. Baker is listed just outside the Top 10, Is Baker closer to cracking the elite group than the national perception suggests?

Nick Wize and Producer Tim take a break from sports to react to two unbelievable headlines making waves online. From an Indiana arson case with a bizarre twist to the shocking fallout involving the Spurs' play-by-play announcer and an alleged social media scandal, the guys try to make sense of the internet's latest chaos.

Producer Tim opens the segment with the day's biggest headlines before Pat, Aaron, & Ian Beckles tackle two of the hottest debates in sports. Should lawmakers be weighing in on the hard fouls against Caitlin Clark? And did Jared Jones' manager make the right call by pulling him after 77 pitches despite a perfect game? The guys dive into both polarizing topics.

It's time for one of the week's most entertaining segments! Producer Tim throws out a series of Tampa Bay sports takes, and Pat & Aaron decide whether each one is a Good Idea or a Bad Idea. From the Rays and Buccaneers to the Lightning and beyond, no opinion is safe from debate.

Producer Tim kicks off the segment with the hottest sports headlines, including Mark Cuban reportedly being frozen out of Mavericks business decisions, Utah's quarterback backing the proposed 5-for-5 College Football Playoff model, the Rays' shutout win over the Yankees, and the unveiling of the club's stunning new stadium renderings. Pat & Aaron break down every major story with their signature insight and humor.

Producer Tim kicks off the segment with the latest headlines before Pat & Aaron react to the Rays' long-awaited stadium reveal. They discuss the sleek design, innovative technology, and unique fan experiences that could make Tampa Bay's future home one of the most distinctive venues in Major League Baseball.

Nick Wize reacts to another Rays victory over the Yankees, debates whether Shane McClanahan's strikeout prop is worth the risk, and compares Billy Napier's coaching style to Todd Bowles. Plus, the Rays unveil potential stadium renderings in Tampa, listeners weigh in on which local restaurants belong inside the new ballpark, Nick and Producer Tim draft the 10 Buccaneers most vital to Tampa Bay's 2026 success, debut the new Fair or Foul segment, and wrap things up with another edition of Campus Crash Course featuring Auburn and Alex Golesh.

It's time for another edition of Campus Crash Course as the Big Wheel of Destiny lands on the Auburn Tigers. Nick Wize has just 60 seconds to answer Producer Tim's rapid-fire questions covering Auburn's recent history, all-time statistical leaders, strength of schedule, stadium capacity, SEC outlook, and the impact of former USF head coach Alex Golesh now leading the Tigers.

A brand-new segment makes its debut on The Nick Wize Show as Producer Tim presents five bold statements about the Rays. Nick Wize decides whether each take is Fair or Foul, leading to plenty of spirited debate, strong opinions, and thought-provoking discussion about the club's biggest storylines.

Nick Wize and Producer Tim kick things off by reacting to listener texts about which Tampa restaurants deserve a spot in the Rays' potential new stadium. Then the conversation takes a sharp turn into one of their liveliest debates yet: Are snow games one of football's greatest traditions or do they ruin the quality of the game? Nick argues bad weather creates bad football, while Tim says snow makes every game more memorable.

Nick Wize and Producer Tim wrap up their spirited debate over football in bad weather before shifting to another passionate topic sparked by former Ray-turned-Yankee Jose Caballero. Nick asks a fascinating question: Which former Tampa Bay athlete was beloved while wearing the home uniform but instantly became one of the most disliked players after leaving? The answers spark plenty of nostalgia and strong opinions.

It's time for the daily "10 Minutes of Football" as Nick Wize and Producer Tim hold a fantasy-style draft of the 10 most important Buccaneers heading into the 2026 season. The first few selections are obvious franchise cornerstones, but as the draft unfolds, the debate heats up with underrated players who could make or break Tampa Bay's playoff hopes.

Nick Wize returns from vacation with a loaded episode covering everything from Team USA's disappointing World Cup exit against Belgium to the latest Tampa Bay sports storylines. Nick breaks down why the Americans looked outmatched from the start, discusses the Flo Balogun red card controversy, and debates whether American fans will continue watching the World Cup without Team USA. Plus, Jeff Attinella joins the show to explain why the U.S. missed a golden opportunity and whether a Round of 16 exit should be viewed as success or failure. Nick and Producer Tim also dive into the Rays' recent struggles, discuss Gavin Lux's potential impact, debate NFL.com's bold Saints prediction, introduce “Overreaction or Reality,” and finish with a Clemson edition of “Campus Crash Course.”

Nick Wize closes out the show by explaining why dissecting every single Rays game reaction by reaction can become exhausting over the course of a 162-game season. While he believes fans need to stay patient through the ups and downs, Nick admits there is one legitimate concern worth monitoring: Yandy Diaz's struggles. The show wraps up with another edition of “Campus Crash Course,” where the wheel lands on the Clemson Tigers, leading Nick and Producer Tim into a deep dive on the upcoming football season, program expectations, and Clemson's rich history.

Nick Wize brings an unexpected topic to the show after his wife admits she researches spoilers before watching shows and movies to prepare herself. Nick and Producer Tim debate whether knowing what happens ahead of time ruins the experience or actually makes it more enjoyable. Tim admits he has looked up one specific detail once before—the safety of a dog in a movie—but avoided the major spoilers. Then the guys debut a brand-new segment, “Overreaction or Reality,” where Nick decides whether bold Tampa Bay sports statements are legitimate concerns or just fan overreactions.

Nick Wize and Producer Tim tackle two questions every American sports fan can relate to: Will viewers stay locked into the World Cup after Team USA's elimination, and can anyone realistically keep up with European club soccer during football season? From the excitement of the World Cup knockout rounds to early morning Premier League-style kickoffs and packed college football and NFL weekends, the conversation explores the challenge of fitting it all into one sports calendar.

Nick Wize dives into NFL.com's latest "Worst to First" rankings alongside Producer Tim, where the Saints are picked as the league's most likely turnaround team. The duo examines every team ranked and whether New Orleans deserves the lofty expectations, analyzes the rest of the NFC South landscape, and discusses whether the Buccaneers are still the team to beat despite the growing buzz surrounding one of their biggest division rivals.

Welcome to WWE WAR: Wrestling Above Replacement, where WWE history meets hard numbers. JT, Marcus, and Producer Tim continue their deep dive into the 2007 WWE PPV season with a full statistical breakdown of WWE SummerSlam 2007—one of the biggest events of the year and a cornerstone of WWE's annual calendar. Using the WWE WAR formula, every match is evaluated based on in-ring quality, star power, card structure, and overall event impact. With marquee matchups, championship stakes, and major storyline progression, SummerSlam presents a critical checkpoint in the WAR rankings. How does this blockbuster show perform when the numbers are applied? Does SummerSlam 2007 live up to its reputation as WWE's biggest event of the summer? And where will it land among the greatest WWE pay-per-views of all time?

In this conversation, Karin and Elliott's oldest brother, Dr. Warren Anderson, joins Elliott and Producer Tim for a personal discussion about family dynamics and birth order primarily from the viewpoint of firstborns. Elliott, Warren, and Producer Tim unpack the psychology behind birth order theory, sibling identity formation, and the different ways children adapt to pressure, conflict, expectations, and approval. They explore the tension between responsibility and freedom, leadership and loneliness, structure and authenticity, and how even loving families unintentionally shape emotional patterns that follow us into adulthood.From academic pressure and rebellion to music, ministry, vocation, leadership, marriage, and emotional burnout, this episode wrestles honestly with the complexity of becoming yourself while still carrying the influence of the people who raised you.So if you've ever felt the weight of expectations, struggled to understand your family dynamics, wrestled with leadership fatigue, or wondered why certain emotional patterns keep repeating in your life and relationships, this episode offers language, insight, humor, and hope for understanding yourself more clearly.Dr. Karin & Pastor Elliott AndersonWebsite: http://loveandlifemedia.com/Empowered Dating Playbook: smarturl.it/EmpoweredDatingBookInstagram: @dr.karin | @pastorelliottanderson