Podcasts about Stillwater

Tension in Stillwater, the Tale of Don Julio, the future of media rights and more.We would love to know what you think of the show and you can let us know on social media @D1ticker.If you are not subscribed to D1.ticker, you can and should subscribe at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.d1ticker.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

Dame Valerie Adams has paid tribute to Phil Gifford after the legendary Kiwi sports journalist, broadcaster and writer died on Tuesday night. Across his more than 50 years working in media, Gifford was a man of many hats, hosting several radio shows, working as a sports journalist, columnist and author, both under his own name and that of his satirical alter-ego, Loosehead Len. Among his work, the Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit worked with four-time Olympic medallist shot putter Adams on her 2012 book Valerie, The Autobiography. Adams told the Mike Hosking Breakfast show on Newstalk ZB of her “amazing relationship” with Gifford, who died aged 79. “The first memory is actually walking into his home in Stillwater. At the time, his wife was very unwell, so they were embarking on their own journey there, but [I] walked in and being greeted by amazing tapa cloth in the hallway, so many Polynesian artefacts in their house and just an incredible warmth within the home,” she said. “When he invited me into his little man cave to start the book, I just felt really at ease, and that just shows the kind of man he was. Not only him but also his wife. I came into their life starting this journey of having my book written, but also our relationship just blossomed to the point where, when I was living in Switzerland, they came to visit me, [they'd] come to see me compete at the Commonwealth Games, multiple competitions, helped with my kids. “Living in Christchurch during Covid, they made me feel at home, so I was like their Tongan child that never existed but just popped up.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bell That Kept Ringing Beneath Stillwater ReservoirBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/dark-mysteries-unsolved-mysteries-forgotten-secrets-unanswered-questions--5684156/support.Darkest Mysteries OnlineThis episode includes AI-generated content.

Stillwater Critical Minerals CEO Michael Rowley joins Mining Stock Daily to discuss the company's significantly expanded Stillwater West resource in Montana, now containing 805 million tonnes inferred and 29 million tonnes indicated across a polymetallic system rich in nickel, copper, cobalt, PGMs and gold. Rowley explains why the scale of the resource is allowing the company to pivot from resource growth toward mine planning, economics and a potential PEA, while also discussing Glencore's strategic investment, existing infrastructure in the Stillwater district and growing engagement with the U.S. government around domestic critical minerals development.

Stillwater holds the No. 1 position in this week's Oklahoma Class 6A-II football rankings. Booker T. Washington remains No. 2, followed by Choctaw, Sand Springs and Piedmont. The entire Top 10 remains unchanged from last week.High School Huddle Pick'em: https://hshpickem.vercel.app/index.htmlWho should be higher or lower? Let us know in the comments.Subscribe for weekly Oklahoma high school football rankings, predictions and interviews, and join the High School Huddle live every Wednesday at 6 p.m.

These are Chris Evans' personal rankings and are not official High School Huddle rankings.High School Huddle Pick'em: https://hshpickem.vercel.app/index.htmlAgree or disagree? Drop your Class 6A-II Top 10 in the comments.Subscribe and join the High School Huddle live every Wednesday at 6 p.m.

We say the main point up front: we must refocus on relationships and steady follow up even as we use new technology. I describe my life in Stillwater and Richard recounts moving from competitive skiing and a decade on luxury yachts into a real estate career and then to Sotheby's. We explain how strong websites, social media, and AI tools grew Richard's business and led to a large increase in income. We stress that a Google business profile, clear local data, and real phone follow up turn leads into repeat and referral clients. I advise new agents to treat their work as a true business, do the daily work, build a database, and keep learning. We close by urging listeners to be disciplined, stay connected to their community, and prioritize human contact. I describe Richard McDonough as a native of Stillwater who returns to his roots and builds a public life around place and people. I recount his childhood and family history in the St. Croix Valley, his competitive years as a freestyle skier, and his decade on privately owned luxury yachts. I note how those experiences shaped his work ethic, sense of service, and comfort with demanding, detail oriented roles. I also relate his local pride in Stillwater's river, community events, and small town character that attract both year round residents and seasonal homeowners. I explain how Richard translated personal history into a real estate career. I outline his start at Edina Realty, the decision to open and then sell his own brokerage, and his eventual affiliation with Sotheby's International Realty. I emphasize the way he blends bricks and mortar presence with modern marketing, and how his identity and community ties inform his client relationships and local market expertise.Takeaways:I believe continuous learning and attending industry programs fundamentally sustain my professional growth and relevance.I moved from working on luxury yachts to real estate because I desired a sustainable career with stable home life.We prioritize relationship building and consistent follow up over chasing noise from social media and fleeting leads.I found that combining a strong local office presence with digital marketing produces steady walk ins and quality leads.I use AI tools like ChatGPT and Ylopo to scale communication, but I always verify and personalize the content.We face an inventory problem because many agents are transactional and do not actively cultivate seller relationships.I advise new agents to treat real estate as a real business, plan long term, and persistently do the work.

Drought conditions are getting worse in Oklahoma.New legislation could outlaw Kratom sales in the state.Project Safe Spot is returning to Stillwater next week.You can find the KOSU Daily wherever you get your podcasts, you can also subscribe, rate us and leave a comment.You can keep up to date on all the latest news throughout the day at KOSU.org and make sure to follow us on Facebook, TikTok and Instagram at KOSU Radio.This is The KOSU Daily, Oklahoma news, every weekday.

Guest IntroductionAyla Wolf, DAOM, L.Ac. is a functional neurologist and licensed acupuncturist specializing in concussion and brain injury recovery. With a doctorate in acupuncture and Oriental medicine and extensive training through the Carrick Institute in functional neurology, she brings a unique cross-disciplinary approach to helping people heal from post-concussion symptoms. Dr. Wolf is the author of two books: The Concussion Breakthrough (a comprehensive reference guide for understanding and addressing post-concussion symptoms) and The Art of Concussion Recovery (a beautifully written exploration of the emotional and psychological aspects of healing). She is also the host of the Life After Impact podcast, where she continues to educate and inspire people on their recovery journeys. Her clinic is located in Stillwater, Minnesota, where she offers five-day intensive programs for out-of-state patients.Summary: In this episode (the second half of a two-part conversation), Bethany Lewis continues her discussion with Dr. Ayla Wolf, DAOM, L.Ac., a functional neurologist and acupuncturist who specializes in concussion and brain injury recovery. Dr. Wolf shares the inspiration behind her first book, The Concussion Breakthrough, explaining how she wanted to create a comprehensive reference guide that helps people understand their symptoms, communicate effectively with healthcare providers, and advocate for themselves. She discusses her functional neurology approach, which leverages neuroplasticity to assess how different aspects of the nervous system work independently and together under stress. The conversation then turns to Dr. Wolf's second book, The Art of Concussion Recovery, which she describes as a "download" that came to her during a run. This book explores the emotional and psychological dimensions of recovery, using powerful analogies like learning a foreign language and driving through fog to help listeners understand their experiences. Key topics include the difference between awareness and hypervigilance, the power of language in shaping our recovery (e.g., "I have a brain injury" vs. "I'm healing from a brain injury"), acceptance versus resignation, the distinction between pain and suffering, and the importance of self-compassion and nervous system regulation. Dr. Wolf emphasizes that recovery is not a linear process and that our thoughts, mindset, and inner dialogue play a crucial role in healing. Resources MentionedWebsite: lifeafterimpact.comEmail: lifeafterimpact@gmail.comInstagram: @lifeafterimpactYouTube: @lifeafterimpactTikTok: @life.after.impactSubstack: Life After ImpactPodcast: Life After ImpactBooks:The Concussion Breakthrough (reference guide for understanding and addressing post-concussion symptoms)The Art of Concussion Recovery (available as an audiobook)Clinic Location: Stillwater, Minnesota (offers five-day intensive programs for out-of-state patients)Connect with Bethany:Website: https://theconcussioncoach.com/Free Consultation: https://theconcussioncoach.com/free-consultation

We dive into the biggest storylines from another weekend of college football!!!!! From the top 10 upset in Stillwater all the way to Utah's humiliation of Arkansas!!!!! we then get you ready for week 2 with our game previews and game picks!!!!!

Week 3 and the Lane Kiffin revenge game has arrived!!!Today we recapped scores and stats from week 2 including: Texas's huge comeback win over the Ohio State Buckeyes, the Bison of North Dakota State stampeding on to 3-0, Oregon falling to Oklahoma State in Stillwater, Boston College with a moving victory in the Red Bandanna game over Rutgers, etc. In our CFB news segment we discussed the new AP poll, *hopefully wrapped up the LSU and former professional players saga, the CFP looking toward 24 teams in the playoff, jersey and helmet homages out of Central Michigan and Navy, ESPN under political fire, and much more! Lastly, in our Games of the Week we had picks in 6 key games by yours truly and the dreaded AI bot.

This episode is all about why they play the game even though the odds are looking bad. It's also about not waiting for the perfect time to do something. Sometimes you've just got to buy the ticket and go on the adventure. Hear my micro adventure by myself to see Oklahoma State beat Oregon in Stillwater. Make every day count! Luv ya!

Max recaps his trip to Stillwater. He has the latest CFB headlines, including the LSU-Ole Miss bloodbath, Florida State's downfall, Ohio State's choke, and North Carolina's future.

After hearing their cover of the Beatles' "Revolution," let's do some Def Leppard trivia today! We're joined by Chad from Stillwater as our lifeline.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week host Ryan Rubinstein is joined by Andrew Oja and James Weaver to recap a hectic Week 2 in college football. The team breaks down the wild finish in Austin, the upset of the year thus far in Stillwater, the slog in Ann Arbor, and the beatdown in Salt Lake City.The trio also breaks down a few 2-0 teams and which ones can legitimately make a push to win their respective conferences.Off The Charts features a blend of statistical insights, tactical analysis, and personal opinions, aimed at providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the week's key matchups and the intricacies of the sport. You can follow our content on Twitter at @Football_SIS, on Bluesky at @sportsinfosis.bsky.social and at sportsinfosolutions.com.

Back like we never left! Tea Bag recaps OSU beating Oregon, Preston is a Loser, and NFL Week 1 recap! Follow us on X @UnadvisedPodSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Rodgers and Cale Gundy talk to Dave Winder, voice of the Murray State Racers football team, to preview their game against Oklahoma State in Stillwater this weekend. What can we expect from Murray State and how does the outlook of their league look for the Racers going forward. Will the OU game against New Mexico this weekend look like their game against UTEP?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Utah made a big statement in Week 2, and the fallout has completely broken Arkansas fans. Host Josh Furlong breaks down a wild weekend across college football, recaps Utah's dominant 43-10 win over Arkansas at Rice-Eccles Stadium, and analyzes what the result means for the Utes on the national stage: Big 12 weekend fallout: Oklahoma State stuns No. 6 Oregon in Stillwater, Texas Tech survives a battle at Oregon State, and BYU outlasts Arizona in Provo. AP Top 25 ballot breakdown: Josh defends his official AP ballot, explains the Texas vs. LSU No. 1 dilemma, and details why Utah's rise to No. 17 is turning heads across the country. The Arkansas disassembly: How Utah's trench play overwhelmed an SEC front, why Razorbacks fans reached total meltdown mode on postgame call-in shows. Jireh Moe & defensive success: Breaking down sophomore defensive tackle Jireh Moe's game-wrecking performance, Johnathan Hall's impact, and how the Utes held Arkansas to just 10 points. Offensive chaos & Kevin McGiven's playbook: A deeper look at Utah's creative sets — including the viral four-across backfield with Devon Dampier, Byrd Ficklin, Wayshawn Parker, and Daniel Bray — and Morgan Scalley's take on how tempo and personnel rotations create defensive booth headaches. Follow Josh Furlong on social media platform X @Josh_Furlong or on Instagram @jfurksl.

Oklahoma State's Benji Mower joins the show for a powerful conversation about his recent cancer diagnosis, the perspective that's helping him navigate it, and why he genuinely sees the battle as "a privilege." We also discuss his path to Oklahoma State, the culture in Stillwater, becoming a husband and father, his MMA aspirations, faith, and the mindset that's allowed him to choose happiness even while facing an incredibly difficult season of life. Benji's positivity and perspective are incredibly inspiring, and there's a lot to take away from this one. Learn more about Benji's journey and how you can support him at HelpBenji.com.Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast. NEW EPISODES WEEKLY! Support the show & leave a 5-star rating and review on Apple Podcasts, and shop some apparel on BASCHAMANIA.com! For all partnership and sponsorship inquiries, email info@baschamania.com.BASCHAMANIA is a Basch Solutions Production. Learn more about Basch Solutions, a digital marketing agency specializing in custom websites, content creation, and digital strategy, at BaschSolutions.com.

¿Crees que conoces Almost Famous? Cameron Crowe escondió una historia real mucho más oscura de lo que recuerdas con Kate Hudson, Stillwater y Penny Lane. En esta segunda parte, Lolo continúa con nosotros para desarmar escena por escena Almost Famous (2000): desde la mítica escena de Tiny Dancer en el autobús hasta Philip Seymour Hoffman como Lester Bangs, y todo lo que Cameron Crowe vivió realmente en Rolling Stone. Analizamos qué es real, qué es inventado, quiénes son las bandas reales detrás de Stillwater y por qué esta película es la definitiva sobre el rock, la fama y crecer. Apóyanos en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/QueFueDeEllos/Join Síguenos: https://www.instagram.com/quefuepodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/QueFuePodcast #Podcast #QueFueDeEllos Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Casi Famosos (Almost Famous 2000) es la mejor película sobre música que casi nadie vio — y la más honesta sobre el rock. En este episodio contamos la historia real detrás del clásico de Cameron Crowe: desde la banda ficticia Stillwater hasta Penny Lane, Tiny Dancer y el mito de Lester Bangs (Philip Seymour Hoffman). Datos curiosos, escenas eliminadas y lo que no notaste de Kate Hudson, Billy Crudup y Patrick Fugit.

Casi Famosos (Almost Famous 2000) es la mejor película sobre música que casi nadie vio — y la más honesta sobre el rock. En este episodio contamos la historia real detrás del clásico de Cameron Crowe: desde la banda ficticia Stillwater hasta Penny Lane, Tiny Dancer y el mito de Lester Bangs (Philip Seymour Hoffman). Datos curiosos, escenas eliminadas y lo que no notaste de Kate Hudson, Billy Crudup y Patrick Fugit.

¿Crees que conoces Almost Famous? Cameron Crowe escondió una historia real mucho más oscura de lo que recuerdas con Kate Hudson, Stillwater y Penny Lane. En esta segunda parte, Lolo continúa con nosotros para desarmar escena por escena Almost Famous (2000): desde la mítica escena de Tiny Dancer en el autobús hasta Philip Seymour Hoffman como Lester Bangs, y todo lo que Cameron Crowe vivió realmente en Rolling Stone. Analizamos qué es real, qué es inventado, quiénes son las bandas reales detrás de Stillwater y por qué esta película es la definitiva sobre el rock, la fama y crecer. Apóyanos en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/QueFueDeEllos/Join Síguenos: https://www.instagram.com/quefuepodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/QueFuePodcast #Podcast #QueFueDeEllos Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Stillwater legend Phil Rowley joins us to talk about what decades of chasing trout on lakes have taught him, and what he's still trying to figure out. We get into how Phil reads unfamiliar water, the clues he trusts most, why anglers sometimes overcomplicate things, and how to know when to change your fly, depth, retrieve, or location. Then, Mitch puts Phil's knowledge to the test with a very specific mission: help him catch a rainbow trout on an unfamiliar Ontario lake. From trout behaviour and entomology to float tubes, fly selection and the mysteries that keep us coming back, this one is a deep dive into becoming a better stillwater angler.   HOW TO HELP SO FLY: Please go leave us a review on APPLE PODCASTS. It really helps our show get out there, which means we get to make MORE episodes.  Thank you to our sponsors: Drift Outfitters Redington Chums Costa Muskoka Brewery Hooké   Podcast Intro Theme Song Music: “Favela Beat“ by Birocratic (www.birocratic.com) The song used in our podcast was licensed via Birocratic License v05.2016. For info on how you can use this music in your project, check out ⁠http://www.birocratic.com/license-app.⁠ To download Birocratic's 60+ song discography, visit http:// birocratic.bandcamp.com. Thanks to all our listeners.  

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Welcome to the new week!  College football’s second week featured a few upsets and some late game rallies (nicely done, University of Texas!).  The NFL’s Week #1 finally got underway with a few surprises.  In golf, America’s best female players were defeated by Team Europe in Sunday’s Solheim Cup final matches. But first… Remember those scrolling football scores at the bottom of your TV screen? That never-ending ribbon of both college and NFL scores seems to have vanished from ESPN’s family of companies beginning this football season. Why? ESPN recently said, “By removing the BottomLine during live action, we’re creating a cleaner presentation that keeps the focus where it belongs – on the field.” Sorry, Pinocchio.  I’m not buying that one. It is my opinion that the sports giant ditched the popular score ribbon so that TV viewers would not be able to easily locate a more compelling game to watch (especially if that other game is being carried on a competitor’s network). My own Saturday night proved that point.  I watched much of the Louisiana Tech vs LSU game from Baton Rouge. LSU emerged from a narrow 10-7 halftime lead to post an easy 45-14 victory as the Tigers’ offense caught fire in the final two quarters. In years gone by, I would have been following the ESPN score ticker along the bottom of my TV screen in search of a more compelling game.  Fortunately for me, I checked in on the Ohio State vs. Texas game at the end of three quarters. The #4 Longhorns trailed by 20 points against #1 Ohio State entering the final quarter.  Texas caught fire offensively to score the game’s final 21 points and take a thrilling 24-23 win on a touchdown with just 25 seconds remaining. What is the real reason that ESPN dropped the on-screen sports ticker? Money, of course. They are trying to get viewers to stay with one football game as long as possible.  The sales teams for the ESPN family of companies has likely heard complaints from its major advertisers – especially those buying ads in the second half of games.  The network’s viewer-friendly sports ticker has accidentally created viewer defections toward more competitive match-ups. Viewers could change to watch a more compelling game being carried by a competitor such as FOX Sports, NBC, or even the CW Network.  If the self-proclaimed sports leader had not received negative feedback from its advertisers, the sports score ticker/ribbon would still be on your screen during football games. The departure of ESPN’s score ticker at the bottom of your television screen will have another desirable effect for ESPN.  Millions of frustrated viewers will visit the ESPN.com website to receive their score updates. ESPN’s website traffic will balloon on game days and, of course, represent a new advertising vehicle. But keep this in mind.  ESPN’s television advertisers may find that fans will become more likely to neglect watching their very pricey ads.  Viewers will now utilize more time during ESPN’s lengthy three-to-four minute commercial breaks to search online for other scores. I turned on ESPN and the SEC Network earlier today (Monday).  I was a bit surprised to find that (gasp!) the bottom line sport ticker was still in use on weekdays! Yes, ESPN is utilizing it primarily to, among other things, promote their own slate of shows and upcoming football games. I’m not falling for the excuse that “It’s cleaner for viewers to enjoy the game experience”. If true, why not remove it from all of your shows during the rest of the week, too? College Football – Week #2’s game of the week Fans of wrestling legend “The Undertaker” could appreciate how the Texas Longhorns came to life after nearly being pronounced dead at the start of the fourth quarter. Austin, Texas reached a scorching 101 degrees on Saturday.  The heat and the pressure finally got to #1 Ohio State late in this game.  Ohio State surrendered a 23-3 fourth quarter lead to give the rejuvenated Horns a 24-23 come from behind victory on Saturday night. Texas was able to exact a little revenge after Ohio State’s 14-7 win last season in Columbus.  Texas (2-0) just replaced the Buckeyes as #1 in the AP’s way-to-early Poll released on Monday.  Ohio State (1-1) dropped to #6. Duck hunting season began in Stillwater Saturday afternoon! As mentioned here last week, the much ballyhooed Oregon Ducks did not look like national title contenders after barely taking down Boise State in Week #1. The Ducks flew eastward to Stillwater, Oklahoma last Saturday and were attacked by swarms of Oklahoma State hunters.  OSU was embarrassed by regional rival Tulsa 24-10 in its first game.  The Cowboys came into Saturday’s match-up with Oregon having lost 21 straight games to FBS (large division) schools. Okie State dominated this game from start to finish. They rolled-up 554 yards of total offense compared to Oregon’s 281. Oklahoma State has a new head coach (Eric Morris from N. Texas) who signed dozens of his former Mean Green players from last year’s 12-2 team to join him. James Madison tied an NCAA record Sun Belt Conference member James Madison trounced Wagner from the FCS 87-3 on Saturday in Harrisonburg, Virginia.  The 84-point win erased Louisiana Tech’s 80-6 win over Northwestern State in Week #1 as the largest rout of the 2026 season. Did you know that the JMU Dukes scored three of its touchdowns on punt returns? Two came via the conventional route as Michael Scott fielded two punts and returned them for scores.  A third punt-related touchdown came after the visiting Seahawks from Staten Island, New York had a punt blocked by JMU.  The loose ball was picked-up by special teamer Michael Halbert who ran it in for a touchdown. This trifecta of touchdowns scored by James Madison off the opposing team’s punts tied an NCAA record. Southern Cal was the last FBS team to accomplish this feat in 2013. The NFL’s Week #1 featured few surprises but… If you are a fan of the Miami Dolphins, Tennessee Titans, or Cleveland Browns, it’s time to create an appropriate paper bag to wear while watching your team this fall. They stink – again. A Super Bowl rematch featuring Seattle and New England produced a 13-10 win for the Seahawks as Patriots’ quarterback Drake Maye tossed an ugly interception deep in Seattle territory to end the game. Minnesota Vikings new starting quarterback Kyler Murray went down in the first quarter with a concussion.  The Vikings opted to turn to veteran Carson Wentz and not former first round pick J.J. McCarthy.  This turned out to be a good move as the Vikes reeled-off 22 straight points in the final quarter to down hated rival Green Bay 39-22. Didn’t you expect the Dallas Cowboys’ defense to be a little better this year?  They were 32nd out of 32 teams last year. Alas, the visitors from Texas allowed 29 first downs and nearly 400 yards of total offense as the New York Giants claimed a 28-20 win over the Cowboys. A bigger concern for Dallas fans was the puny 244 yards of total offense generated by its highly paid offense.  The $60 million dink-passing quarterback Dak Prescott completed 22 of 34 passes for only 175 yards. The biggest surprise from Week #1 for me was the Los Angeles Rams’ 27-7 loss to NFC West rival San Francisco.  This game was played in front of 100,000 fans in Melbourne, Australia.  Los Angeles’ vaunted offense tallied just 290 total yards as the 49ers controlled this game from start to finish. The Rams have said this season is considered “Super Bowl or Bust”.  They now have a flat tire to repair after Week #1. Golf news – Europe smashed US women to reclaim the Solheim Cup Team Europe apparently took offense after USA’s Jennifer Kupcho rolled in a 93-foot birdie putt on hole #17 and then added a 25-footer on #18 Saturday to win her Solheim Cup match.  Kupcho roared “Vamos – Let’s Go!” and taunted the crowd as the day ended with the Solheim Cup matches tied at eight points apiece. The team competition was over.  Sunday’s singles matches would decide the winner. Team Europe came out Sunday wearing their “Do Not Adjust your TV Set” vibrant blue and yellow golf apparel. Thousands of Netherlands golf fans helped to try and unravel the American golfers.  Speakers around the course blared loud music much like at a LIV Golf event.  Local fans even chanted the refrain from The Beatles’ “Hey, Jude” for several minutes. It worked as Team Europe earned a 15-13 victory Sunday.  The final point which was clinched after Jennifer Kupcho of the US lost in her singles match. Europe won the Solheim Cup to honor their recently retired 39-year old Swedish team captain Anna Nordqvist.  It was the fourth European win in the past five of these biennial golf matches. The 2028 Solheim Cup comes to Louisville, Kentucky’s Valhalla Golf Club.  There will be plenty of enthusiastic American golf fans, music, and, of course, some colorful golf apparel on display. In the men’s Ryder Cup and the women’s Solheim competitions, Europe has dominated the past few decades by focusing on teamwork.  The US needs to foster more camaraderie long before these matches begin. The post Where did ESPN’s scrolling football scores go? appeared first on SwampSwamiSports.com.

Will and Taylor break down CFB Week 2. Arch Manning leads an all time fourth quarter comeback as Texas storms back from 20 down to beat Ohio State. Michigan's defense locks up Oklahoma and Bryce Underwood survives judgment day. Oregon gets upset by Oklahoma State in Stillwater and the Dante Moore questions begin. Plus Will drops his top 25 poll, the boys debate Alabama, Kamario Taylor keeps dominating, Tennessee emerges as a dark horse, and LSU heads to Oxford for war with Ole Miss. Timestamp Chapters: 0:00 Open 4:37 Texas vs Ohio State 16:28 AP Poll Overreactions 25:13 Oklahoma at Michigan 35:34 Oregon Loses to Oklahoma State 55:18 G5 Roundup 57:42 Is Alabama For Real? 1:01:10 Missouri Sleeper 1:03:33 Kamario Taylor Mississippi State 1:06:44 Tennessee Dark Horse 1:09:35 LSU at Ole Miss Preview 1:13:16 Big 12 Wide Open See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Oregon Ducks seemingly had a layup game for the second week of the season but the Oklahoma State Cowboys didn't participate. Oklahoma State stunned Oregon in Stillwater and the Ducks have defensive issues. The Ohio State Buckeyes collapsed in the final quarter at the Texas Longhorns. Arch Manning led Texas as they stormed back from a 17 point deficit for the win. Do you think Texas is the best team in the nation based on one quarter of play? The one bright spot for the Big Ten was the 17-10 Michigan Wolverines win over the Oklahoma Sooners. Michigan bounced back from a controversy filled week and completely throttled the Oklahoma offense. SUBSCRIBE: @NextRoundLive - youtube.com/@nextroundlive @TNRClips - youtube.com/@TNRClips FOLLOW TNR ON SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/7zlofzLZht7dYxjNcBNpWN FOLLOW TNR ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-next-round/id1797862560 WEBSITE: https://nextroundlive.com/ MOBILE APP: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-next-round/id1580807480 SHOP THE NEXT ROUND STORE: https://nextround.store/ Like TNR on Facebook: / nextroundlive Follow TNR on Twitter: / nextroundlive Follow TNR on Instagram: / nextroundlive Follow everyone from the show on Twitter: Jim Dunaway: / jimdunaway Ryan Brown: / ryanbrownlive Lance Taylor: / thelancetaylor Scott Forester: / scottforestertv Tyler Johns: /TylerJohnsTNR Brooks Carter: /BrooksACarter Sponsor the show: sales@nextroundlive.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Week 2 in the books and time to break it all down on the latest episode of Y-Option - fueled by our founding sponsor 76, keeping you on the GO GO GO so you never miss a beat.Todd Blackledge and I dove into the turnaround in Ann Arbor, the epic game in Austin and then took a deep dive into Cy-Hawk, the Oregon Ducks losing in Stillwater and looked ahead to Michigan State at Notre Dame and Western Kentucky visiting the defending champs, Indiana.As always, thank you for the tremendous support and be sure to subscribe to our YouTube Channel as we bring you a LIVE show every Monday at 9:30a PST.Much love and stay steady,YogiY-Option: College Football with Yogi Roth is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.y-option.com/subscribe

On this edition of SMQBs, Pope and Rooster review the return of NFL action, highlighting the New York Giants' dominant victory over Dallas and John Harbaugh's immediate culture shift. They evaluate key individual outings, from Jackson Dart's clean stat line to Dak Prescott's costly interception, while reviewing unexpected outcomes in Los Angeles and Detroit. On the collegiate side, Steve Sarkisian's aggressive fourth-down calls and Arch Manning's execution powered Texas over Ohio State in historic fashion. The hosts review Stillwater's massive celebration as Oklahoma State ended its long FBS losing streak by thrashing Oregon. Wrapping up, Pope unleashes a triple-threat Lasso-Punch-Buzzer on late-night US Open scheduling, while Rooster highlights Carson Wentz's resurrection in Minnesota. The show concludes with Week 2 Plaxico Locks and an update on the tight MLB wildcard races. 

Week Two gave us legendary games in each window, and Mitch sat down to react to all of it. He breaks down Texas' historic comeback against the Buckeyes, the massive upset in Stillwater, and tries to make sense of what we saw in Ann Arbor. Plus reaction to impressive wins by Texas A&M, Mizzou, Boise State, and more!Check out our official hat of Kicks and the Three Tech Pod at Redwaterhats.com!Get 15% off your first purchase from Homefield Apparel when you use code “THREETECHPOD” at checkout! https://tr.ee/ZFhu7XSuLgJoin the Jimmy's and Joe's for CFB content for all 138 teams!FOLLOW: @ThreeTechPod on Instagram and Twitter!

The weekend could've had so much promise for the Big Ten. Instead, it ends with a ton of questions. Ohio State collapses in Austin, Oregon gets beat bad in Stillwater, and the league cause winless against the ACC. Ben tries to make sense of it all, and also highlight where a few things went right this weekend.Music: Ian AeilloFor more from the I-80 Club, become a Patron and get bonus episodes, access to the I-80 Club Discord server, and so much more: patreon.com/i80clubSubscribe to the I-80 Club YouTube channel and don't miss any of our public episodes, see shorts, and other videos! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Week 2 delivered the first truly chaotic Saturday of the 2026 college football season. Texas erased a fourth-quarter deficit to beat Ohio State, Oklahoma State stunned Oregon in Stillwater, and Michigan leaned on its defense to win a rock fight against Oklahoma. We break down what Texas proved in its comeback, what went wrong for Oregon, and what Michigan’s win says about both the Wolverines and Sooners moving forward. Then we widen the lens on the rest of the weekend with our Spano Meter, checking our excitement and concern levels for BYU, Texas A&M, Arizona State, Alabama, Tennessee, Duke, Illinois, Penn State, Washington, Mississippi State and more. Plus, another loaded batch of Reverbs, our Dude Alerts, and a live run through the AP Top 25 ballot after a week that forced us to rethink plenty of what we thought we knew. Support the show by signing up at https://www.verballers.com.Support the show!: https://www.patreon.com/solidverbalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Big 12 had an absolutely WILD Saturday! Oklahoma State shocked No. 6 Oregon in Stillwater, BYU continued its rise with a win over Arizona, and Iowa State nearly pulled off the Cy-Hawk upset against Iowa. Jake Brend and Derek Duke break down the biggest stories from Week 2 of the Big 12 season, including Oklahoma State's 39-31 upset of Oregon, Drew Mestemaker's breakout performance, and what the win means for Eric Morris and the Cowboys. They also dive into BYU's impressive win over Arizona and Bear Bachmeier's emergence as one of the Big 12's best quarterbacks, Iowa State's 16-13 loss to Iowa, Jimmy Rogers' impressive debut in the Cy-Hawk rivalry, Utah's dominant win over Arkansas, Kansas' ugly loss to Missouri, Arizona State's collapse against Texas A&M, Texas Tech's early-season concerns, Kansas State's continued dominance, and UCF's disastrous loss to Pitt. Plus, Jake and Duke reveal their updated Big 12 Power Rankings and make their picks for the biggest games of Week 3. Bigger Than 12 presented by WealthCharter Retirement + Tax. Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Oregon entered Saturday's matchup at Oklahoma State with championship expectations. The Ducks left Stillwater with one of the most shocking losses of the Dan Lanning era and a long list of questions about where this season goes from here.On this postgame edition of Autzen Audibles, DuckTerritory.com's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil break down Oregon's stunning 39-31 loss to Oklahoma State and why the biggest concern coming out of the game isn't the talent on the roster — it's the coaching.The Ducks were plagued by mistakes, penalties, poor execution and moments that made Oregon look like an unprepared football team. Matt and Erik discuss why those issues ultimately fall on Lanning and his coaching staff and why the pressure has increased dramatically on Oregon's coordinators after another disappointing performance.The guys also discuss whether this is simply a bad start to the season or evidence that Oregon could be looking at a three- or four-loss year if things aren't corrected quickly.Also included in the show are the latest injury updates from Lanning, his opening statement following the loss and reaction to what Oregon's head coach said about his team's performance.Later in the podcast, Erik reports from Stillwater following Oregon's postgame press conferences and provides additional insight from inside Boone Pickens Stadium.The Ducks have plenty of talent. The question after Saturday is whether Oregon's coaching staff can get that talent playing winning football before this season slips away.(0:00) - Welcome to the show(4:30) - Poor Coaching is the big concern(9:13) - Injury Updates from Dan Lanning(11:31) - Is this a 4 loss team?(18:00) - Pressure is now on Lanning and Coordinators(26:43) - This is a coaching issue, not talent(36:20) - Dan Lanning's Opening Comment(43:07) - Erik Skopil reports following Press Conferences

Tyson and Justin are back to unpack Oregon's much-too-interesting 34-27 win over Boise State. Was it a concerning opener or are the “Oregon is a fraud” takes getting a little ahead of themselves? The guys talk Dante Moore, Dakorien Moore's growing fun factor, Evan Stewart and the punt-return adventure, Boise dancing to “Shout” and whether Dan Lanning has an emergency play sheet for disrespect.Then it's on to Oklahoma State, Stillwater heat, questionable barbecue geography and a 9 a.m. kickoff before diving into Michigan's mysterious secret clock and the most on-brand Traffic Report story possible: I-5 is actually shutting down.

Dr. Ayla Wolf is a doctor of acupuncture and oriental medicine and a leading specialist in neurological rehabilitation. She is the author of The Concussion Breakthrough: Discover the Missing Pieces to Recovery and The Art of Concussion Recovery. As the host of the Life After Impact podcast, she brings over 20 years of clinical experience to her integrative approach for treating complex conditions like post-concussion syndrome, dizziness, vertigo, chronic migraine, and dysautonomia. Dr. Wolf is an assistant professor of physical medicine at the Carrick Institute and is involved in ongoing clinical research on acupuncture for post-traumatic headaches. In her private practice in Stillwater, Minnesota, she combines applied clinical neuroscience with holistic therapies to deliver highly personalized care.In this first half of a two-part conversation, host Bethany Lewis sits down with Dr. Ayla Wolf to explore the profound personal and professional journey that led her to become a specialist in concussion recovery.Dr. Wolf shares her early fascination with natural healing, from making "potions" in the woods as a child to studying naturopathic medicine in Australia. She details her transition from a successful career in fertility and sports acupuncture due to a life-altering series of events that would redefine her purpose. After suffering multiple concussions—including two just ten days apart—Dr. Wolf found herself grappling with severe, unexplained symptoms like insomnia, brain fog, and emotional dysregulation while trying to run a thriving business.She candidly discusses a harrowing experience with a prescribed medication that triggered suicidal thoughts, and a turning point that ultimately led her to sell her business and home and move to Texas to study brain injuries. This episode is a powerful story of resilience, the dangers of pushing through injury, and the moment of discovery that set her on a new path to help others heal.Resources MentionedWebsite: lifeafterimpact.comInstagram & YouTube: @lifeafterimpactTikTok: @life.after.impactLife After Impact PodcastPrevious Interview with Dr. Kyla Pearce, PhD, MPH, RYT, CBIS: Watch HereConnect with Bethany:Website: https://theconcussioncoach.com/Free Consultation: https://theconcussioncoach.com/free-consultation

The guys discuss San Francisco's Week 1 win, the rest of the NFL schedule, the Sooners going to Michigan, and the Ducks coming to Stillwater! Follow Matt on X @mattravis and WWLS @sportsanimal, thesportsanimal.com, and The Sports Animal app!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thursday, September 10, 2026 The Dominant Duo – Total Dominance Hour -Jim - 90% of the money is on OU, OSU & Stillwater data center - NIL, (rare) Jim and Al take phone calls, Oklahoma vs Michigan is Sat. and more. Follow the Sports Animal on Facebook, Instagram and X PLUS Jim Traber on Instagram, Berry Tramel on X and Dean Blevins on X Follow Tony Z on Instagram and Facebook Listen to past episodes HERE! Follow Total Dominance Podcasts on Apple, Google and SpotifySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 opens up with the guys chatting about Oregon taking on Oklahoma State in Stillwater on Saturday. Isaac and Suke mention something could be huge for the Ducks against OK State. Later in the gobbler, Isaac and Suke discuss how the Beavers performed against Houston and think that the Beavers have found a quarterback. In the news brings you hot dogs, tv dinners, I-5 closure, chemical spill, and much more!

Oklahoma State football is coming off a shocking loss to Tulsa — and now the Cowboys have a Top 10 Oregon team coming to Boone Pickens Stadium.On this episode of **The CGA Tour**, Calvin Glen Alexander is joined by **Tyler “TeaBag” Adams of WWLS, OkState Insider and The Unadvised Podcast** to break down what went wrong for Oklahoma State against Tulsa and preview the massive matchup with Oregon.Was the Tulsa loss just a bad game, or is there a bigger problem with the Cowboys? Can Drew Mestemaker and the Oklahoma State offense bounce back? What does Eric Morris need to fix before Big 12 play? And does Oklahoma State actually have a chance to shock Oregon in Stillwater?Tyler gives his honest assessment of the Cowboys, his biggest concerns, reasons for optimism, key matchups against Oregon, and his score prediction.

Mark Rodgers and Cale Gundy are joined by the voice of the Oregon Ducks, Jerry Allen to preview their game in Stillwater this weekend. Where does Dante Moore rank among quarterbacks in Oregon history? Is Oregon a legitimate National Championship contender this season? What are some of the most intriguing matchups you’re looking forward to in Week 2 of the College Football weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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A new type of Labor Day telethon is underway in South Carolina.  Clemson fans are collecting their hard earned money to help raise the $57 million needed to buyout the contract of two-time national championship football coach Dabo Swinney. LSU virtually assured the end is near for 56-year old Coach Swinney after a 51-10 beatdown on national television Saturday night in Baton Rouge.  The Bayou Bengals spotted Clemson an early 3-0 lead after LSU was intercepted on the game’s first series. LSU then roared back to score 51 consecutive points to take a 51-3 lead in the fourth quarter.  The Louisiana Tigers registered 309 rushing yards to go with 335 passing yards while utilizing three different quarterbacks. Clemson could manage only 145 yards in total offense and a measly eight first downs in the game.  Most of those totals came in the fourth quarter. It was the worst loss of Coach Dabo Swinney’s 18+ year career at Clemson. The Clemson coach (for now) said afterwards, “The best thing about that game is that it’s over.” Yes, and so is your time at Clemson, coach.  This new telethon just hasn’t reached its goal – yet. The first game in the Lane Kiffin era at LSU was a rousing success LSU fans were confident that former Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin would be able to improve the team’s offense.  No one likely expected this amount of improvement, though. A school record 38 first downs were recorded during LSU’s 51-10 thrashing of Clemson in front of 102,000 rain-soaked Tigers fans in Baton Rouge. LSU’s transfer portal brigade of 44 new players led the way.  Former Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt passed for 230 yards and ran for another 113 on 13 carries as he accounted for three scores. Back-up quarterback Landen Clark (from FCS power Elon in Greensboro, NC) also looked sharp going 5-for-7 with another touchdown pass for LSU. It was Wisconsin transfer running back Dillin Jones who stole the show for LSU versus Clemson.  The former high school wrestler lowered his shoulders and bullied his way for 113 yards against what had been expected to be a tough Clemson defense. LSU’s 644 yards in total offense against a nationally-respected ACC team like Clemson opened a lot of eyes on Saturday night. The Tigers’ next opponent scored even more points – in just the first half! Is Louisiana Tech really that good (probably not) or was Northwestern State really that bad (yes) While LSU was thrashing Clemson, the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs scored a school record 63 points in the first half against long-time foe Northwestern State University in Ruston Saturday night. Exactly like Clemson did against LSU, Northwestern State took a 3-0 lead early in the first quarter against the Bulldogs. Louisiana Tech then reeled-off a school record 80 consecutive points to demolish their north Louisiana FCS rivals. Final score – Louisiana Tech 80, Northwestern State 6. The Demons from Natchitoches are now 0-2 after losing their home opener 42-37 to surprising NAIA member Louisiana Christian (Pineville) last weekend. Third-year head coach Blaine McCorkle came to Northwestern State with high hopes after he had turned-around the football program at Belhaven College in Mississippi. Coach McCorkle told the press after Saturday’s loss, “These games can get sideways on you in a hurry!” Indeed, Coach! His Demons football teams are now 1-25.  Coach Blaine McCorkle’s lone win came in 2025 as Northwestern State scored a 20-10 home victory last season against Alcorn State. Meanwhile, the Ruston-based Bulldogs travel to Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge to take on the LSU Tigers this Saturday.  Last year, Tech made LSU work hard to earn a 23-7 home win. With LSU scoring 51 points against Clemson and Louisiana Tech ringing-up 80 on Northwestern State, don’t expect another low scoring affair this Saturday in Baton Rouge. Nuts and bolts, nuts and bolts, Western Michigan got… NBC’s television cameras showed that the game clock was at 0:00 after Michigan’s last-gasp Hail Mary pass went incomplete against 27-point underdog Western Michigan.  The Broncos from the Mid-American Conference had just defeated #16 Michigan 12-7 in front of 107,000 stunned Wolverines fans in Ann Arbor Saturday afternoon! But wait! The referees huddled for a few minutes and told the stadium crowd and home television audience that there was one second left on the clock.  Michigan would get one more chance. A well conceived second heave-ho by Michigan’s vastly overpaid NIL quarterback Bryce Underwood landed in the hands of wide receiver JJ Buchanan for a 47-yard score in the game’s second “final” play. Afterwards, thousands of jubilant Michigan fans stormed the field to celebrate the home team’s unlikely 13-12 win. Western Michigan fans and a nationwide television audience were up in arms after watching the referees grant another chance to the Wolverines.  The refs claimed that the clock being kept on the field by the officials was different from what the stadium and home viewers were seeing. R-i-i-i-ght! Impressed by: Both #9 Ole Miss and #24 Louisville – The Rebels won last night’s 41-38 thriller on a last second field goal in Nashville.  These two teams looked very sharp – especially in the second half. We already knew that Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambiss was good.  It was Louisville’s Lincoln Keinholz who surprised a national television audience with 309 yards of passing and 69 yards rushing to account for three Cardinals’ touchdowns.  How about a rematch of these two teams in the playoffs! Pittsburgh – If you’re looking for an early Heisman Trophy surprise candidate, look no further than true sophomore quarterback Mason Heintschel of Pitt. The Panthers’ QB passed for seven (correct) touchdowns and 434 yards in Pitt’s season opening 59-14 trouncing of Miami (Ohio).  Watch out, ACC! Virginia – The University of Virginia has one of the most experienced and oldest college rosters in the country.  This group of “senior” citizens from Charlottesville opened the season with a 34-8 rout of ACC rival North Carolina State a week ago.  Virginia’s Wahoos play an incredibly easy schedule in 2026.  It includes just only one current Top 25 team (at #19 SMU on October 17).  Did someone say “Playoffs?” Tarleton State – This fast-rising FCS school located southwest of Fort Worth, Texas improved to 2-0 after beating FBS Mid-American conference member Bowling Green 20-13 in Kentucky Saturday. How ’bout those Texans?!! U-Mass – The Minutemen have been one of the worst major college football teams for more than a decade.  U-Mass had just 18 wins against 94 losses over the past ten football seasons.  On Thursday night, the University of Massachusetts went to New Jersey and defeated Big Ten member Rutgers 37-21 as Scarlet Knights fans sat in stunned silence. Too early to tell: Season-opening cupcakes are fattening and don’t sharpen your squads for the games ahead. Let’s give a rain check to the following teams until they actually play a worthy opponent: #1 Ohio State 56, Ball State 3 #3 Georgia 63, Tennessee State 3 #5 Texas 59, Texas State 7 #6 Indiana 52, North Texas 16 #7 Miami 45, Stanford 6 #8 Texas A&M 50, Missouri State 0 #10 Oklahoma 51, UTEP 0 #12 Texas Tech 33, Abilene Christian 10 #13 Alabama 48, East Carolina 10 #14 BYU 63, Utah Tech 7 #18 Penn State 45, Marshall 0 #20 Tennessee 56, Furman 9 #21 Utah 66, Idaho 14 #22 Iowa 40, Northern Illinois 0 #25 Missouri 54, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 14 Not impressed by: #2 Oregon – The Ducks were tied with unranked Boise State 27-27 midway through the final quarter at home Saturday afternoon. A late touchdown pass gave Oregon a 34-27 lead. It took a final defensive stand to end Boise State’s upset bid and keep Oregon from being embarrassed on national television.  Oregon’s #2 ranking should drop. #4 Notre Dame – The halftime score of Sunday night’s game in Green Bay was “Notre Dame 13, Wisconsin 10.”  That’s when the Fighting Irish woke up in the second half to score 28 more points in a 41-13 win.  Notre Dame does not have the same talent as last year’s team.  However, the Irish do have a lightweight schedule which will keep this team as a likely playoff contender.  America’s most over-hyped team was not impressive in Week #1. #16 Michigan – We have already covered that lucky win over Western Michigan.  Forget the playoffs, Wolverines fans. Your team may be fortunate just to finish 7-5. Auburn – The “other” SEC Tigers got a break when Baylor went for a two-point conversion in the closing seconds. The Bears were stopped inches short of the goal line and a possible winning conversion.  Auburn took this 17-16 “Siesta Bowl” victory in one of the most boring televised games in recent memory.  Baylor is no slouch, but Auburn’s offense still stinks. Relieved by: LSU – Coach Lane Kiffin did not place his former NFL preseason football players onto Saturday night’s roster against Clemson.  That was a wise move and left a lot of legal options open. LSU will travel to Kiffin’s former employer at Ole Miss in two weeks.  Free idea – the most hated coach in the state of Mississippi might want to consider coaching his new team from the press box (behind some well-tested safety glass) for that game in Oxford. Oh, no!  Here we go again… Oklahoma State – The Cowboys fired longtime football coach Mike Gundy and finished 1-11 in 2025. The Pokes then hired rising young football coach Eric Morris from North Texas.  Coach Morris brought a truckload of his former Mean Green football players along with him to Stillwater.  Alas, his orange-clad Cowboys were trounced 24-10 on the road by Tulsa Saturday. This week, #2 ranked Oregon (which beat Okie State 69-3 last year) is coming to Stillwater.  Uh-oh. Charlotte – The 49ers have been a bad college football team for years.  The team formerly known as UNC-Charlotte has posted just one winning season (2019) in the past 13 years. Their Week #1 home game saw FCS member The Citadel take a 43-41 triple overtime win over the home 49ers.  It’s going to be another long season in Charlotte. UL-Monroe – I wanted to believe that this year’s Warhawks might be able to break the school’s 13-year streak of not having a winning football season. Alas, ULM is already 0-1 after losing 62-13 at Mississippi State on Saturday.  The Warhawks’ defense (?) gave up a calculator-busting 762 yards as the Bulldogs racked-up 35 first downs.  ULM placekicker Abram Murray (from C. E. Byrd High School in Shreveport) kicked a 52-yard field goal and 40-yarder to give ULM a ray of hope should this team play in a close game later in the season.    This was a fun first week of the college football season.  I can’t wait for Week #2! The post College Football Week 1 – Pass the Hat for Dabo Swinney appeared first on SwampSwamiSports.com.

Arch Manning gets Ohio State in Austin, Aaron Donald is playing football again, and Oregon barely survived Boise State at Autzen.  College Football Week 1 gave us two coaching debuts and only one of them was real. Lane Kiffin dropped 51 on Clemson in Baton Rouge and led 31-3 at halftime. Kyle Whittingham left 21 years at Utah for Ann Arbor and needed a second the officials put back on the clock to beat Western Michigan as a 27.5 point favorite. College Football Week 2 is the real test. Ohio State at Texas with the Longhorns favored by a point and a half. Oklahoma at Michigan. Oregon on the road in Stillwater, and we ask whether Ducks fans should already be worried. Then the NFL. The Super Bowl favorite Rams pulled Aaron Donald out of retirement to line up next to Myles Garrett, and we break down how scared the other 31 teams should be. Big Ben has the numbers on how new head coaches do in Week 1, and there are 10 of them this year including Arizona and Las Vegas. It is not pretty. Subscribe for weekly takes. Your West Coast Source For Sports.   0:00 College Football Week 1 Recap 3:39 Kiffin Drops 51 On Clemson 9:02 Arch Manning Gets Ohio State 14:24 Oklahoma vs Michigan Preview 16:08 Oregon At Oklahoma State 18:46 Alabama vs Kentucky, Who Wins? 22:03 Aaron Donald And Myles Garrett 27:17 Seahawks, 49ers, Rams Week 1 28:40 10 New NFL Head Coaches 33:27 Mike McDaniel To College? 34:56 Ben Simmons Joins The Kings 37:01 Layla Kiffin vs Lane Kiffin 39:11 Apple Cup In Seattle 43:28 Cal Raleigh Autographs Are Cheap  

It was a rough start to the Eric Morris era in Stillwater as Oklahoma State fell on the road to Tulsa, 24-10. Zach and Kyle break down the game and provide their thoughts as to while this was a very bad game, there's still a lot of season left.  You can find the Pokes Report Podcast on: Apple Podcasts Podbean RSS Spotify YouTube As always, be sure to like, subscribe and leave us a review! Pokes Report's game day coverage is presented by Visit Stillwater Welcome to Stillwater, Oklahoma! Shop, dine, stay, and play, the Stillwater way! Visit Stillwater is your go-to guide for the best places to eat, stay, explore, and enjoy in America's Friendliest College Town.

Stillwater Spacious Night of Gentle Rest is a gentle four-hour guided meditation for a supported pause in the day. Follow the breath, notice support beneath you, and allow a little spacious attention without forcing a result.PracticeA quiet invitation to notice breathing, body support, natural sound, and the pace of the present moment.Chapters• 00:00 — Arrival• 10:00 — Settling• 50:00 — Deepening• 2:05:00 — Sustained Quiet• 3:05:00 — Gentle ReturnWellness NoteGeneral wellness only; this episode is not medical or mental-health treatment. Follow at your own pace and leave any instruction aside if it does not feel right.Credits & CorrectionsThe surrounding natural ambience supports the quiet setting. Produced by HustleStudios. Factual corrections: hustlestudioph@gmail.com. Sound effect from #Uppbeat: ‘Summer night ambience' by Epic Stock Media. https://uppbeat.io/sfx/summer-night-ambience/8940/24216Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-quiet-moment--6944063/support.Thank you for sharing this quiet moment with us.Follow Your Quiet Moment for daily guided meditations, calming affirmations, mindful breathing, gentle relaxation, and peaceful practices designed to fit into real life.If this episode helped you slow down, consider sharing it with someone who may need a quiet moment today.Support the podcast and help us continue creating accessible moments of calm:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-quiet-moment--6944063/supportPlease do not use guided meditation while driving, operating machinery, or doing anything that requires your complete attention.This podcast provides general relaxation and wellness content. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, psychotherapy, or a substitute for professional mental health care.Your Quiet Moment is produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.

We are joined by Laurann Kirschner from Bridge to Books, a Stillwater, MN area-based partner of Dolly Parton's Imagination Library. The Imagination Library provides one free book per month to a child, from newborn to five years of age and we talk to Laurann about her work with this amazing organization.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.