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Unsportsmanlike Conduct – Episode 139It's that time again. Episode 139 of Unsportsmanlike Conduct is our 6th Annual NFL Draft Special, and Farace, Tim, and Anthony are locked in to go live through the first 20 picks, which means we're all about to spend draft night watching months of mock drafts get curb-stomped by actual front offices. Dave might show up too, which means either another opinion in the room or just one more person pretending he knew exactly what was coming all along.This year's draft feels a little different. There's talent, sure, but not that clean, easy, “just turn in the card and stop thinking” kind of talent. Fernando Mendoza has been hovering around the top of the board, and after that the quarterback conversation gets shaky fast with Ty Simpson, Garrett Nussmeier, Carson Beck, and Drew Allar all floating around that lovely danger zone where desperate teams start convincing themselves they've found the future. Which is always adorable right before it turns into a five-year rebuild and a lot of angry caller energy.The real strength of this class looks like it lives in that next tier, where the board starts getting fun and teams start getting stupid. Pass rushers, playmakers, defensive backs, offensive line help, all of it is sitting there waiting for somebody to either make a smart pick or outthink the room for no reason at all. So names like Arvell Reese, David Bailey, Jeremiyah Love, Francis Mauigoa, Caleb Downs, Sonny Styles, Mansoor Delane, Rueben Bain Jr., and Makai Lemon are the kind of guys who can shift the whole conversation once the top few picks are out of the way. Because every year a handful of prospects become “great value” right after 12 fanbases spent the previous two hours begging their team not to take them.And then you look at the order and the chaos practically writes itself. The Raiders are at 1, the Jets are at 2, Arizona is at 3, and the Giants get two swings in the top 10 at 5 and 10. So yes, several unstable franchises have premium draft capital, which is exactly the kind of setup that makes draft night special. Teams with multiple early picks can sit tight, move around, or do what NFL front offices do best: fall in love with their own genius and light the whole board on fire for the rest of the league. That's where we come in. Farace, Tim, and Anthony will be live reacting to every pick, every trade, every reach, every “steal,” and every fanbase doing mental gymnastics five seconds after a card gets turned in. We'll break down who actually has a plan, who's winging it, and which teams are about to spend the next calendar year telling everybody to “wait and see” after making a pick nobody asked for.Because that's draft night. Hope, panic, fake confidence, bad decisions dressed up as bold strategy, and grown adults acting like they've spent the last eight months grinding tape on safeties from schools they couldn't find on a map. Business as usual.

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The A-Team is back for Episode 138 of Unsportsmanlike Conduct as Farace and Tim hold it down, with Anthony officially in the mix as well — which means things will stay on track… until they don't. This is one of those weeks where the sports world didn't explode, but everything is quietly building toward something bigger, and those are usually the weeks where the best arguments happen.Naturally, we start in the NFL, where the Raiders managed to confuse everybody by signing Kirk Cousins while also holding the No. 1 overall pick. So now they've got a veteran quarterback and the top selection in the draft, which sounds like a plan until you try to figure out what the plan actually is. Are they trying to compete now? Draft their future? Do both at the same time? Even Mark Davis basically admitted they've been in this position before and it didn't go great, so this feels like one of those moves that everyone talks themselves into… right up until it blows up.From there, the focus shifts to Philadelphia, where the Eagles are sitting at a real crossroads with Jalen Hurts. The offense stalled at times last season, the passing game didn't look right, and A.J. Brown's frustration wasn't exactly subtle. Now the question is whether this is just a bump in the road or the beginning of something bigger, because in the NFL, tension like that doesn't just disappear — it usually gets louder.The league also added some off-field headlines, including Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua stepping away for rehab ahead of OTAs. It's being framed as personal growth, which is great — but from a football standpoint, it still leaves a pretty big question mark for a team that relies on him heavily.Over in the NBA, LeBron casually joked that he might've forced his way out of Memphis if they had landed the No. 1 pick back in 2003, which is funny until you realize that today, that wouldn't even be shocking. At the same time, Victor Wembanyama continues to look like something straight out of a video game, stacking dominant performances and pushing himself into the MVP conversation while the Spurs quietly turn into a real problem.Baseball, of course, couldn't stay normal either. Trevor Bauer is back stateside with the Long Island Ducks, trying to pitch his way back into the majors, which brings plenty of opinions with it. Meanwhile, MLB's ABS challenge system already gave us a game-ending overturned call, because apparently even the last out of a game now needs a second opinion.And then there's Tiger Woods. Body cam footage from his DUI arrest surfaced this week, and a judge has approved his request to seek treatment abroad. It's a heavy story, one that goes beyond sports, but it's also one of the biggest headlines in the entire world right now — and impossible to ignore.So Episode 138 has everything: NFL teams trying to convince you they have a plan, the Eagles trying to convince you they're fine, the NBA continuing to blur the line between reality and video game stats, baseball experimenting in real time, and a Tiger Woods story that reminds you how fast things can shift.Farace and Tim are locked in as always, Anthony's in the mix, and by the end of this one, somebody is definitely going to double down on a take they probably shouldn't.Business as usual.

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Unsportsmanlike Conduct – Episode 137It's Episode 137 of Unsportsmanlike Conduct and the A-Team is mostly locked in as Farace and Tim grab the microphones again, with Anthony potentially jumping in if he feels like adding to the chaos. And this week the sports world delivered exactly what March usually does — a whole lot of headlines, a little bit of insanity, and enough debate material to keep sports fans arguing for days.Naturally the conversation starts in the NFL, because free agency has officially taken over the entire sports news cycle. Deals are flying in every direction as teams try to reshape their rosters before the draft, and the rumor mill is moving even faster than the transactions themselves. Some franchises are clearly pushing their chips into the middle of the table while others look like they're quietly resetting their future. The guys will break down the biggest moves from the early free-agency frenzy and which teams might have already changed the balance of power before the season even gets close.One of the strangest storylines to come out of the week involves star pass rusher Maxx Crosby and the bizarre trade situation involving the Raiders and Ravens. At one point it looked like Crosby was headed to Baltimore for a massive package of draft picks before the deal suddenly fell apart after a failed physical. Now the league is left wondering what actually happened and whether Crosby is still on the move somewhere else. It's the kind of situation that makes front offices nervous and fans start inventing conspiracy theories.The NFL headlines kept coming on social media as well, especially through Adam Schefter's feed where the most talked-about updates of the week ranged from free-agency agreements to roster reshuffling and teams positioning themselves for the next wave of moves. If you blinked for a few hours this week, there's a good chance you missed three signings and a trade rumor.Over in the NBA, the league had one of those nights that reminds everyone why the sport never runs out of storylines. Miami's Bam Adebayo exploded for an unbelievable 83-point game, the second-highest scoring performance in NBA history and one of those stat lines that almost feels fake when you first see it. Meanwhile in Boston, Jaylen Brown managed to get himself ejected in the second quarter after arguing with officials, adding another layer of drama to a Celtics season that has had plenty of intensity already.And just when you thought things couldn't get any weirder, the World Baseball Classic delivered one of the biggest upsets of the tournament when Italy shocked Team USA. International baseball always brings a different kind of energy, and moments like that are exactly why fans love the tournament — even if it leaves the American side wondering how they let that one slip away.So Episode 137 is shaping up to be another classic Unsportsmanlike Conduct mix: NFL free-agency chaos, one of the wildest scoring nights the NBA has seen in decades, international baseball drama, and the constant flood of breaking news that keeps every sports fan refreshing their phone. Farace and Tim are confirmed, Anthony might jump in if he wants to stir the pot, and by the end of the show there's a very good chance somebody will be yelling about NFL front offices, NBA referees, or how Team USA managed to lose that game.In other words, just another completely normal week in sports.

The A-Team might be back for Episode 136 of Unsportsmanlike Conduct as Farace and Tim take the microphones, with Melo and Anthony possibly sliding in to add some extra noise if they decide to show up. It's one of those sports weeks where nothing feels like a massive headline on the surface — but a lot of things are quietly shifting across the leagues.Naturally the conversation starts in the NFL, where the offseason trade market has already started doing what it always does this time of year: flipping rosters before free agency even begins. The Chiefs stunned the league by dealing All-Pro corner Trent McDuffie to the Rams for a major draft haul, while the Bills shook up their offense by acquiring wide receiver DJ Moore from the Bears. These aren't minor tweaks — they're the kind of moves that reshape contenders and force everyone else to start thinking about their next move.Of course none of that stops the biggest offseason storyline from hanging over the league again: Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers still hasn't confirmed whether he's playing in 2026, which means every quarterback-needy team in the league is watching and waiting. Retirement? One more run somewhere else? Rodgers has a way of controlling the entire news cycle without actually saying anything — and once again the league is stuck waiting.Another potential quarterback earthquake could also be coming out of Arizona, where reports suggest the Cardinals may release Kyler Murray. A former No. 1 overall pick suddenly hitting the open market would instantly become one of the biggest QB stories in years and could send several teams scrambling to figure out whether he's still worth building around.Meanwhile the NFL Combine just wrapped up in Indianapolis, which means front offices are fully entering the real offseason phase — evaluating hundreds of prospects while preparing for what could be a very active free agency period.Over in the NBA, the Eastern Conference race has taken an interesting turn. Detroit currently sits at the top of the conference standings, something nobody predicted back in October, while teams like Cleveland, New York, and Boston are right behind trying to position themselves for the playoffs. The Celtics are also getting a huge boost with Jayson Tatum now cleared to return, which could immediately shake up the race down the stretch.The league is also pushing forward with stricter anti-tanking rules expected to take effect next season. The NBA wants teams competing instead of quietly chasing lottery odds late in the year — though history suggests front offices are always going to find creative ways to work the system.There's movement on the ice too as NHL contenders start loading up ahead of the trade deadline. Teams like Vegas and Colorado have already made moves to strengthen their rosters as the playoff push begins.So Episode 136 has a little bit of everything: NFL trade chaos, quarterback uncertainty, a surprising NBA playoff race, anti-tanking politics, and the usual offseason rumors that somehow turn into real news a week later. Farace and Tim are confirmed, Melo and Anthony might jump in, and by the end of the show somebody is almost guaranteed to be yelling about quarterbacks or front offices trying to outsmart the system.In other words, just another normal week on Unsportsmanlike Conduct.

Welcome back to The Let It Fly Show with another episode, joined this week by Josh Peterson, co-host of Unsportsmanlike Conduct on 1620 the Zone, and co-founder of the I80 Club. Josh has known Mike'l for decades, and this week they dive into the history they share, the importance of sports media, and Husker football and basketball.

Episode 135 is a full reaction show to a week that managed to be chaotic even by sports standards. Farace, Tim, and Anthony are all in for this one, and the spotlight starts exactly where it should: the fallout from Super Bowl 60. Seattle's win, Kenneth Walker III taking home Super Bowl MVP, and New England's offense getting stuck in neutral have dominated the conversation all week, and for good reason. We're breaking down what actually decided the game, what it says about where both franchises are headed, and how much of this was Seattle being great versus the Patriots making life harder on themselves. And yes, we're also talking about the Bad Bunny halftime show, because it somehow managed to be just as unavoidable in the discourse as the actual fourth quarter.From there, the show shifts into the bigger picture conversations that came out of Super Bowl week. What does this win mean for Seattle's place in the league right now? What does this loss mean for New England's offense going forward? And how much of what we just watched is a reminder that defense, physicality, and not doing stupid things still matter more than whatever buzzword is trending this season. Farace will trust his instincts, Tim will try to keep it grounded, and Anthony will bring the numbers to either confirm or completely ruin everyone's takes.Then we pivot to baseball, because the World Baseball Classic news cycle decided to get loud at the same time. Corbin Carroll being ruled out is a huge hit to Team USA, and now the replacement speculation and roster debates are in full swing. We'll talk about what that actually means for the tournament, who makes sense as a fill-in, and whether this changes expectations at all or just gives everyone something new to argue about on the internet.On the NBA side, it's been one of those weeks where the league reminds everyone that the drama doesn't stop after the trade deadline. The recent on-court fight and the suspensions that followed have turned into a full-blown debate about player conduct, repeat offenders, and where the league draws the line. We'll get into what happened, whether the punishments fit the situation, and what this says about how the NBA is trying to balance protecting the game with not turning every incident into a week-long soap opera. We'll also zoom out a bit and touch on the broader trade deadline fallout — not a deep dive, but enough to hit the big winners, the head-scratchers, and the teams that clearly just wanted to say they did something.As always, the show isn't just about recapping headlines. It's about arguing what actually matters. Did the Super Bowl prove that defense-first football is fully back in style? Are the Patriots closer to a fix or further from one than people want to admit? Is the NBA getting tougher on this stuff, or just reacting louder when the clips go viral? And how much should one injury change the entire conversation around the World Baseball Classic?With Farace driving the ship, Tim keeping things from going completely off the rails, and Anthony adding the receipts, Episode 135 is built for exactly what this show does best: breaking down a huge sports week, calling out the nonsense, and probably disagreeing with each other at least three times before the first segment is over. #NFL #NBA #MLB #SuperBowl #Seahawks #Patriots #PopCulturePros

Hosts: Farace, Tim, and Anthony(Melo is out tonight — busy praising his lord and savior Baker Mayfield after another spiritually uplifting performance.)This is the part of the postseason where football stops being cute and starts being cruel. Farace, Tim, and Anthony are holding it down as Championship Sunday approaches, while Melo is unavailable after fully committing himself to the Church of Baker. The Divisional Round didn't just decide who advanced — it exposed who's actually built for January and who was just coasting on vibes.The AFC delivered the biggest plot twist of the weekend when Denver outlasted Buffalo in overtime, then immediately watched everything change. Rookie quarterback Bo Nix went down with a season-ending ankle injury, forcing the Broncos into the AFC Championship with Jarrett Stidham under center. One snap turned Denver from a balanced contender into a survival experiment. Championship games are rarely won by backup quarterbacks, which means Denver's margin for error is now basically zero. This becomes a coaching game — defense, clock management, field position, and praying Stidham doesn't do anything adventurous.Over in Houston, New England walked in as an underdog and walked out with five forced turnovers, ending the Texans' run and handing C.J. Stroud his first real postseason adversity. Analytics had nothing for this one. This was old-school January football — pressure, discipline, and capitalizing on mistakes. And now the Patriots are one win away from the Super Bowl without Brady, without Belichick, and without anyone understanding how this keeps happening.The NFC was even louder. Seattle dismantled San Francisco from the opening kickoff, flipping the game instantly with a special teams touchdown and never letting the 49ers breathe. This wasn't close. This was a statement. Meanwhile, Rams vs Bears delivered overtime drama on a national stage, with Matthew Stafford reminding everyone that veteran quarterback play still matters when the lights are brightest.Heading into Championship Sunday, the biggest storyline is obvious: Denver is one win from the Super Bowl with a backup quarterback, while New England is rewriting its identity in real time. Add in Buffalo firing Sean McDermott and the coaching carousel officially spinning at playoff speed, and the league is clearly taking notes. Defense matters. Discipline matters. Winning ugly still counts.And because it wouldn't be Unsportsmanlike Conduct without it, the crew wraps the night with their World Famous Picks — breaking down Championship Sunday, calling winners, talking spreads, and absolutely overreacting to at least one matchup that will age terribly by kickoff.Farace trusts his gut. Tim pretends emotions don't exist. Anthony brings numbers no one asked for. Melo will claim he was right anyway.January football exposes everything — and Episode 134 is about figuring out who survives it. #NFL #Broncos #Patriots #Rams #Seahawks #ChampionshipSunday #UnsportsmanlikeConduct #PopCulturePros

(Farace, Tim, Melo & Anthony — the full crew is expected tonight.)Week 14 in the NFL was nothing short of chaotic, and the squad is fully locked in to break it all down. Farace, Tim, Melo, and Anthony are ready with takes, stats, and sparks.We begin with the on-field madness: the Chargers stunned the Eagles in overtime, jolting Philly's offensive confidence and reminding everyone that Justin Herbert still has “video game mode” moments. In the AFC, the Texans pushed the Chiefs to a 20–10 loss, leaving Kansas City dangerously close to slipping out of playoff contention — and suddenly Mahomes' season feels headline-worthy for the wrong reasons. Over in the NFC North, Packers beat Bears 28–21, bolstering Green Bay's late push, while the Steelers thumped the Ravens 27–22, throwing the AFC North wide open. And in snowy Buffalo, the Bills outlasted the Bengals 39–34, rallying from behind thanks to clutch plays from Josh Allen and a big defensive surge.Across that Buffalo game and the broader Bengals season, another subplot has taken on a life of its own — Joe Burrow's candid and reflective comments about his mindset. After returning from a long turf-toe absence — his third stint on injured reserve in six seasons — Burrow acknowledged that he's reevaluating how he approaches the game, emphasizing that playing has to be fun again if he's going to keep doing it, even though his desire to win hasn't changed. Teammate Ja'Marr Chase backed him up, saying there's “no negativity in the building” and that Burrow still shows up ready to compete every day. We'll unpack the on-field results and the off-field vibes — how a franchise QB's mindset can ripple through a locker room and what Burrow's reflections might mean for Cincy, especially with playoff hopes all but gone and Cincinnati staring at its first losing season in years. From there, the show dives into The Unsportsmanlike Forecast — our Week 15 picks. Farace will storm through his gut calls, Tim will balance the chaos with reason, Anthony's analytics will pepper every corner of the board, and Melo will yell that the Hurricanes are still the best team in any sport ever. Expect debates, disagreements, and selections none of you will agree with.We'll also hit the college football drama: the CFP controversy surrounding Notre Dame's exclusion and the Miami Hurricanes' inclusion continues to dominate, with Tim still convinced the Irish got hosed and Farace proudly waving Miami flags. And in a universe that loves chaos, Sherrone Moore was fired for cause and arrested the same night — felony home invasion and aggravated stalking charges after a university investigation confirmed an inappropriate relationship with a staffer. The Wolverines now head into the Citrus Bowl under interim leadership and a huge cloud of uncertainty. Outside football, the NBA Cup moves to Las Vegas this Saturday with semifinals:Knicks vs. Magic – 5:30 PM ETSpurs vs. Thunder – 9:00 PM ETThe championship game is Tuesday, December 16 at 8:30 PM ET, promising high-stakes early-season basketball.The NHL continues its early-season groove as teams settle in, and in baseball the Winter Meetings have given Mets fans collective whiplash — Nimmo traded, Edwin Díaz gone, Pete Alonso walking to Baltimore. Farace is already booking therapy time post-show.It's a loaded show: Week 14 results, quarterback introspection, playoff implications, college football chaos, NBA Cup detail, Mets misery, and Week 15 predictions that are guaranteed to spark arguments. #NFL #NBA #MLB #PopCulturePros #UnsportsmanlikeConduct

Week 11 didn't just shake the NFL—it rattled the foundation. Farace and Tim are locked in, ready to dig through the wreckage. The Philadelphia Eagles edged the Detroit Lions 16–9 in a game defined by defensive dominance and officiating whispers. The Eagles' offense still can't quite roll, but their defense keeps finding ways to win ugly and make it work. Meanwhile in Denver, the Kansas City Chiefs fell to the Denver Broncos 22–19 on a walk-off field goal, putting serious questions on Mahomes and company about their late-game identity. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers ran into a wall against the Buffalo Bills in a 44–32 shoot-out where Josh Allen showed MVP flashes and TB's defense just got out-sped. And then the Dallas Cowboys handled the Las Vegas Raiders 33–16—Monday night, lights on, and Dallas' new defense actually showed up.We'll break down all those storylines: who looked legit this week, who's liars in disguise, and what the Week 11 results teach us about what's coming in November and beyond. Then we roll into The Unsportsmanlike Forecast—our Week 12 picks. Farace won't hold back, Tim brings the counter-punches, and with Melo and Anthony on the bench, expect extra heat and no filter.Since we're stacked with chaos, we'll also look beyond just football: the NBA and NHL are still warming up, storylines forming fast, but nothing settled yet—so we'll touch on what to watch without pretending we have it all figured out. #NFL #NBA #NHL #MLB #UnsportsmanlikeConduct #PopCulturePros

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Week 7 was a circus, and Unsportsmanlike Conduct is here for the cleanup crew. Farace and Tim are locked in, Anthony seems good to go, and as always—no one really knows if Melo's showing up or just sending memes from the group chat.Across the league, everything flipped. The Rams dismantled the Jaguars in London as Matthew Stafford tossed five touchdowns without Puka Nacua, proving L.A. can adapt even without its top weapon. The Bears defense bullied New Orleans with four takeaways, while the Browns turned Miami into their personal punching bag in a 31–6 beatdown. The Chiefs embarrassed the Raiders 31–0, and the Eagles finally bounced back, outlasting the Vikings behind a solid defensive push. Meanwhile, the Panthers actually found a pulse, stunning the Jets 13–6 with defense that looked straight out of the early 2000s. The Patriots, Colts, and Cowboys all handled business, while the Broncos barely survived the Giants, and the 49ers ground out a win over the Falcons despite their injury issues piling higher than the L train delays.We'll break it all down—who's trending up, who's sliding fast, and what Week 7 actually told us about the contenders versus the pretenders. Then it's back to business with The Unsportsmanlike Forecast—our world-famous Week 8 picks. Expect Farace's gut calls, Tim's logic-vs-chaos takes, Melo's inevitable out-of-nowhere pick if he joins, and Anthony's stats that somehow never save him from getting roasted.Meanwhile, baseball owns the spotlight this week: the World Series kicks off Friday between the Dodgers and Blue Jays. It's a clash of pure offense versus power pitching, and you know Farace is still celebrating Philly's elimination like it's a national holiday. And if that wasn't enough, the NBA season tipped off last night and rolls on tonight—new faces, new drama, and, of course, Knicks fans already debating if this is “finally the year.” #NFL #MLB #NBA #PopCulturePros #UnsportsmanlikeConduct

Week 6 was pure chaos — the kind that makes you question if anyone actually knows football anymore. Farace and Tim are locked in, Melo's whereabouts remain a mystery (as usual), and Anthony's “highly tentative” tag means we'll believe it when we see it.The Bucs, Colts, and Patriots keep on rolling. Baker Mayfield has Tampa humming, Indy keeps stacking wins behind a balanced attack, and Mike Vrabel's Patriots are quietly climbing back into the AFC conversation, playing tough, disciplined football that's starting to look like vintage Vrabel ball. On the flip side, it was a week of monster upsets: the Giants, Panthers, and Falcons all took down favored opponents, leaving analysts scrambling and fans wondering what the hell just happened.The 49ers? Bad luck doesn't even begin to cover it. Fred Warner's season-ending ankle injury is the latest in a brutal run that's gutted their core. Across the league, the Chiefs look like they're back in business — Mahomes finally looks comfortable, the offense clicked, and the defense held firm when it mattered. The Eagles, though, are in free fall. Two straight losses, a 4–2 record, and an offense that looks completely lost — what's going on in Philly? And as for the Titans, the trainwreck continues. Brian Callahan is out as head coach after a miserable 1–5 start, and Mike McCoy steps in as the interim to try to stop the bleeding.We'll break it all down — the shocks, the collapses, and the mayhem — plus the return of Tim's “Fugazi or a Beautiful Thing.” Tim's bringing the teams, and the rest of us are bringing the smoke. Who's legit? Who's all hype? Expect plenty of yelling, arguing, and at least one “you're outta your mind” before it's over.Then it's on to The Unsportsmanlike Forecast — our Week 7 picks, where Farace goes with his gut, Tim rides the vibes, Melo (if he shows) stirs the chaos, and Anthony crunches the numbers that nobody listens to.And of course, the MLB Playoffs are cooking. The Dodgers, Brewers, Blue Jays, and Mariners are the final four, and it's all gas, no brakes. Farace will be raising a glass to celebrate the Phillies getting bounced — because nothing goes better with playoff baseball than a little Philly misery. #NFL #MLB #UnsportsmanlikeConduct #PopCulturePros

Week 5 was pure bizarro world. Favorites across the league went down left and right — the Eagles lost to Denver, the Bills tripped up at home to the Patriots, the Chiefs got edged by the Jaguars, and the Cardinals coughed up one late to the Titans. Nothing made sense, which makes it perfect for us. Farace and Tim are holding it down, Anthony's got the spreadsheets loaded, and as always — we think Melo might be here… but you know how that goes.Tim's dropping the debut of his new segment — “Fugazi or a Beautiful Thing.” He's bringing the teams, and we're bringing the debates: which squads are the real deal and which ones are fool's gold? After a week like this, there's a lot of Fugazi to go around.Off the field, we've got the headline that barely moved a pulse — Joe Flacco traded from Cleveland to Cincinnati. Great, now the Bengals can really corner the market on veteran backup QBs who peaked a decade ago. But the real drama's in New York: a new Saquon Barkley documentary drops Thursday on Prime Video before Eagles-Giants, revealing he requested a trade in 2023 and the team shut it down. More tension for a franchise that hasn't exactly handled stars with grace.We'll also break down all the Week 5 action — what those upsets really mean, which contenders we're cooling on, and which underdogs are rising. Then we roll into The Unsportsmanlike Forecast for Week 6 — our game-by-game picks, full of Farace's gut calls, Tim's vibe checks, Anthony's analytics, and whatever Melo decides if he actually shows up.Outside the gridiron, October's heating up fast. The MLB playoffs are on fire — Yankees clawing with the Blue Jays, Mariners on the brink, and the NL series getting tight. And the NHL season just dropped the puck last night, so we'll give a quick nod to the ice before diving back into football chaos.It's a packed episode — upsets, controversy, new segments, and the Week 6 picks that'll either make us look like geniuses or total clowns. #UnsportsmanlikeConduct #NFL #MLB #NHL #PopCulturePros

Week 4 delivered some real fireworks: clutch finishes, wild swings, and more “did that really just happen?” moments than your average Sunday piss down the subway steps. Farace, Tim, Melo, and Anthony are back to unpack the drama, but first, we gotta limp through the fallout.Let's start with the injury carnage. The Giants lost Malik Nabers to a torn ACL, ending the season for their leading receiver and forcing Jaxson Dart to scramble more than he's built for. Nabers was leading in catches, yards, and touchdowns before he went down. Meanwhile, Tyreek Hill's return to Miami may be over prematurely: MRI scans revealed a dislocated knee, torn ACL, and additional ligament damage, officially making this a season-ender. On top of that, Lamar Jackson's hamstring issues are still dogging the Ravens, adding urgency to their dire start. Meanwhile, in Week 4, the Giants shocked the Chargers on Dart's first start—he put up 111 yards passing, a touchdown, and 54 yards on the ground in a gritty 21-18 win, and the Chargers' offensive line was in full meltdown, especially after Joe Alt went down with a high ankle sprain. The Giants may have just lit the match under this season.Now for the storylines you'll actually live for: Is Kansas City's offense resurrected finally? After a brutal first few games of the season, Mahomes and company throttled the Ravens in Week 4, with Xavier Worthy returning and helping stretch the field—Kansas City looked like the team we expected. But is that vote of confidence just relief speaking, or real? Over in Baltimore, the Ravens are running out of excuses. With Lamar's limited mobility and holes in the secondary from injuries to Roquan Smith and Marlon Humphrey, their window may already be crumbling. Meanwhile, the Eagles keep winning ugly. Their offense stutters, turnovers get swallowed, but somehow they're 4–0, leaning on their defense and special teams to carry them when Philly can't produce. And we can't skip the Parsons–Jones showdown: Micah Parsons returns to AT&T to face Jerry Jones, and the first meeting since Dallas traded him turned heads. Neither side wound up triumphant, but it was spicy — and a preview for how personal this league's narrative gets.Of course, we rewind Week 4 fully—what we learned, who's scary good, who's over their heads—and then strap in for Week 5 with The Unsportsmanlike Forecast. Farace's gut instinct picks clash with Tim's flow, Melo will drop a wildcard on you, and Anthony's spreadsheets will try to talk you out of your life choices. We'll pick favorites, underdogs, and traps across the full board. And because football can't have all the fun, we'll also slide in a fresh MLB Playoffs briefing—Yankees–Red Sox drama, Cubs–Padres showdowns, and the Reds doing their Cinderella thing. Which squads are toast? We'll tell you where to look. #NFL #MLB #UnsportsmanlikeConduct

JOHN BISHOP has been the co-host of the radio show Unsportsmanlike Conduct at 1620 The Zone in Omaha since 2012. The show is heard 2-6 p.m. CT Monday through Friday. He and Josh Peterson have been co-hosts since 2014. John is also the long-time radio voice of Creighton Universitymen's basketball and baseball.  He's a graduate of the journalism and broadcast program at the University ofNebraska-Lincoln. Bishop was a play-by-play announcer and radio host at KLIN in Lincoln for nearly 20 years.  We talkhere about the value of radio today, preparing for the show, the role of podcasting, the approaches to doing the show, the audience, and much more.Recorded September 24, 2025

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Farace, Tim, Melo, and Anthony are back for Episode 127—Melo is planning to join (barring schedule chaos), Anthony might be crunching numbers in the background, and Tim will ride whatever wave the NFL throws this week. After Week 2, the injury tracker is flashing red: Joe Burrow's down with a toe injury that likely needs surgery, putting him on injured reserve for multiple weeks. Backup Jake Browning did what he could, but let's be real, losing Burrow is a gut punch for Cincinnati. J.J. McCarthy, the rookie Vikings QB, is out 2–4 weeks with a high ankle sprain; Carson Wentz is stepping in, hoping to salvage something. The Jets are also reeling—Justin Fields is in concussion protocol and will miss Week 3, meaning veteran Tyrod Taylor takes over. Jayden Daniels is “day-to-day” with a knee sprain for Washington; his availability is in serious question going into their next matchup.Meanwhile, the biggest “Is it time to panic?” alarm is ringing loud in Kansas City. The Chiefs are 0-2—something we simply haven't seen under Mahomes in his prime. Scoring has been far too pedestrian, the defense shaky, and the offense missing identity. Is this just a rough patch, or are cracks forming in the armor? To make things even juicier, Tom Brady has stirred the pot: part owner of the Raiders and a Fox Sports broadcaster. Now, he's been spotted in the Raiders' coaching box wearing a headset during games. Fans, media, and even us are asking—conflict of interest or just a clever move for influence? The NFL says policies allow limited roles for minority owners, but optics ain't just policy.We'll also rewind Week 2: the surprising wins, the busted expectations, the offensive explosions, and defensive dumpster fires. Who looked better than anyone thought, and who looked woefully worse? Then we launch into The Unsportsmanlike Forecast—our picks for Week 3, game by game. Farace will lean aggressive, Tim will ride momentum, Melo (if he shows) might toss in a wild underdog, and Anthony will try to back it all up with stats. We'll also drop a quick fantasy football check: which QBs, RBs, WRs, and defenses from Week 2 you should keep riding or cut bait. Injuries shifting value, sleeper breakout candidates, waiver wire gems—you know the drill. NFL chaos, hard choices, and predictions you'll argue with. #NFL #UnsportsmanlikeConduct #PopCulturePros

Episode 126 of Unsportsmanlike Conduct has the crew back at it — Farace is locked and loaded, Tim's along for the ride with his classic go-with-the-flow takes, Melo hopes to jump in mid-show, and Anthony's questionable but always ready with stats and spreadsheets if he suits up. Week 1 gave us plenty: Josh Allen dropping nearly 400 yards in Buffalo's comeback, Derrick Henry looking like an unstoppable freight train — until he coughed up the ball and basically hand-delivered momentum to the Bills. The Dolphins? Flat-out embarrassing. Tua looked shaky, the defense couldn't stop a Pop Warner team, and fans in Miami are already bracing for another season of disappointment. Up north, Giants fans are chanting for Jaxson Dart to replace Wilson before September even cools off — which tells you everything you need to know about how rough things looked in Week 1.Week 2 is lining up with some can't-miss matchups. The Super Bowl rematch between the Chiefs and Eagles takes center stage in Arrowhead, and Mahomes is already making history just by walking onto the field. Packers vs. Commanders kicks off Thursday night in a sneaky-good battle of young QBs. The Ravens, fresh off their collapse, get a Browns team just pesky enough to make Baltimore sweat. Meanwhile, the Patriots and Dolphins face off with Miami desperate to prove they're not the frauds they looked like in Week 1, and the Giants head into Dallas with fans ready to start “Dart Time” chants in primetime.And of course, the World Famous Picks Segment is back — where we pick every game on the board, straight-up winners across the Week 2 slate. Farace plants his flag, Tim shrugs his way through chaos with flow and feel, Melo (if he shows) will throw in a spicy underdog pick, and Anthony crunches spreadsheets until they scream. Plus, we'll take a quick pulse check on fantasy football after Week 1 — who carried your team, who tanked it, and who's already blowing up the waiver wire. NFL chaos, bold picks, and enough sarcasm to power through Week 2 — that's Unsportsmanlike Conduct. #NFL #UnsportsmanlikeConduct #PopCulturePros

Get ready, because Episode 125 of Unsportsmanlike Conduct is about to blow the roof off your expectations—maybe even Joey's roof. With Farace, Tim, and Anthony at the table (Melo's off tonight—taking one hit for the Flock, rest up, buddy), we dive headfirst into the two hottest burning questions: what's the NFL looking like heading toward Wild Card Weekend, and just how messy are the Clippers in L.A.?First, the NFL. The division races are already shaping up to be more chaotic than a meltdown in a sports bar. Analysts are banking on the usual suspects—chiefly the Chiefs holding the AFC West—but whispering that the Broncos and Chargers could crash the party and steal those wildcard pockets. The Bengals, Broncos, and Chargers are being pegged as the top three AFC wild-card picks with the Chiefs maybe just hanging on by a thread. On the NFC side, it's still anyone's game (Eagles? Yeah, but let's not go there), with power surges and sleeper picks lurking. And because your favorite podcast can't help itself… we'll tell you who will make it to the Super Bowl, who actually can win it, and which MVP, Coach of the Year, and Rookie of the Year trophies are gonna gather dust on mantels across the league by January.Then, we pivot to one of the juiciest sagas in the NBA: the Clippers. If you missed the memos from the NBA's weirdest tree-planting scandal, hold onto your laces. Kawhi Leonard is accused of receiving a $28 million “no-show” endorsement from a fake sustainability company—allegedly cooked up by Steve Ballmer himself—to skirt the salary cap—and now the NBA is officially sniffing around. We'll peel apart what this could mean: fines, draft pick punishments, and how it might send the Clippers into full-on team-of-the-90s Knicks doom. Plus, we'll dish on how the players, fanbases, and even Mark Cuban are picking sides in the emerging court-of-public-opinion war.Expect hot takes, relentless ribbing, and maybe even a wildly unpopular super-bold prediction—or nine. All that, plus Anthony's patented "why-this-makes-no-sense-but-we'll-talk-about-it-anyway" segment. It's NFL bullets, NBA receipts, and peak petty comedy—all rolled into one gloriously dirty episode. #NBA #NFL #MLB #UnsportsmanlikeConduct

The whole crew—Farace, Tim, Melo, and Anthony—are in the lineup for Episode 124, and the NFL season can't come soon enough.We start with the blockbuster: Micah Parsons is officially a Packer. Dallas shipped him off for two firsts and Kenny Clark, and Green Bay wasted no time making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history with a four-year, $188 million deal. The Packers just turned their defense into a problem for the NFC, while the Cowboys are already trying to convince themselves they'll be fine without him.From there it's time to dive into the great QB debate. Each host ranked all 32 starting quarterbacks, from Mahomes down to whoever is left standing in New England, and then we'll hammer out a consensus list. Anthony will bury you in his spreadsheets and numbers, Tim will just vibe his way through it, Melo will pretend half the league belongs to his list of favorite teams, and Farace will make sure no Cowboy sneaks too high.Then it's the NFL triplets. We'll run through the top 10 QB-RB-WR combos heading into the season and argue who really has the best arsenal. Burrow, Chase Brown, and Ja'Marr Chase? Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, and A.J. Brown? Lamar, Derrick Henry, and Zay Flowers? Somebody's getting overrated, and somebody's about to get disrespected.And yes, baseball still exists. With less than 30 games left in the regular season, we'll take a quick spin around the standings, with teams fighting for playoff spots and trying to hang on for October.All of that plus the usual banter, host-on-host jabs, and plenty of reasons for fans to yell at us in the comments. Episode 124 is locked and loaded. #NFL #MLB #PopCulturePros

Farace, Tim, and Anthony are all back this week, and the NFL circus isn't short on storylines. Micah Parsons continues to stir drama in Dallas, now openly demanding a trade and leaving Jerry Jones scrambling for spin. It's the kind of saga that feels tailor-made for Cowboys dysfunction.Meanwhile, Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson isn't shy about dropping bombs, claiming the NFL conspired to push Shedeur Sanders down the draft board. It's the kind of theory that gets social media buzzing and analysts shaking their heads, but you know the guys will dig into whether there's any meat on those bones—or if it's just another wild headline.In Indianapolis, Daniel Jones has been named starting quarterback over Anthony Richardson, a move that says more about the Colts' lack of trust in Richardson than any real belief in Jones. Farace might be glad it's not the Giants' headache anymore, but Tim and Anthony will make sure he doesn't get off that easy.Terry McLaurin added to the drama this week by requesting a trade out of Washington, and the Commanders suddenly have one of the league's most reliable receivers dangling on the market. It's a move that could reshape an already unstable team.On the brighter side, rookie Jaxson Dart is showing flashes in the preseason and giving the Giants reason to believe their quarterback room has some real juice for the future. Daboll might not be ready to make that move yet, but the buzz is building.And of course, the wheel comes back out this week—forcing each of the guys to spin and deliver over/under win predictions for random NFL teams. No prep, no hedging, just instant hot takes.Add in some quick notes on baseball realignment chatter and you've got another packed episode of hot mics, hotter takes, and plenty of laughs. #UnportsmanlikeConduct #NFL #MLB #PopCulturePros

Ned Colletti joins us as the Dodgers get set to host the Padres in a battle for 1st place in the NL West this weekend. A terrible fight broke out at Angel Stadium between Angels and Dodgers fans on Wednesday. Stealing a base late in the game when youre up double digits!?

JOSH PETERSON is the co-host of the “Unsportsmanlike Conduct” radio program on 1620 The Zone in Omaha, weekday afternoons. He's a graduate of the University of Nebraska's College of Journalism and Mass Communications. He and John Bishop have done the show for more than 11 years now – entering their 12th football season together. Josh has a growing podcast and Patreon effort, I-80 Club. He and Jack Mitchell of KLIN Radio do regular podcasting, they have a podcast series “Groin Kick Chronicles” (you need to listen to get the full context), and they have a volleyball podcast (with Jeff Sheldon and Lincoln Arneal.) Radio, podcasting, writing, entrepreneurship and more. Recorded July 18, 2025

In this episode of Whistle Talk, Mike D and Daniel Chamberlain dive deep into the intricacies of football officiating, focusing on Rule Nine. They discuss various aspects of player conduct, illegal blocking, personal fouls, and the importance of maintaining safety on the field. The conversation also highlights the partnership with Vets to Refs, aiming to support veterans in becoming sports officials. Throughout the episode, they share personal anecdotes and insights from their experiences as referees and coaches, emphasizing the need for clear communication and understanding of the rules in youth sports.TakeawaysRule Nine covers conduct and penalties in football.Helping the runner is a point of emphasis in officiating.Illegal blocking techniques can lead to penalties.Unsportsmanlike conduct can result in ejections.Coaches must ensure players are legally equipped.Illegal participation can lead to significant penalties.Kicking rules are essential for player safety.Communication is key in officiating and coaching.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk02:48 Partnership with Vets to Refs05:07 Diving into Rule Number Nine07:16 The Tush Push and Helping the Runner10:07 Legal Blocking Techniques13:13 Legal Use of Hands and Holding15:56 Defensive Techniques and RPO Challenges18:23 Illegal Blocking and Personal Fouls32:02 Understanding Defenseless Players in Football37:55 Face Mask Penalties Explained39:59 The Controversy of Hurdling Rules42:28 Legal Helmet Contact and Safety45:57 Horse Collar Tackles and Their Implications47:21 Blindside Blocks: Rules and Enforcement51:26 Tripping Penalties: Intent and Interpretation54:23 Understanding Roughing the Passer56:05 Roughing the Kicker and Holder57:57 Roughing the Snapper and Personal Conduct59:58 Disqualification and Ejection Rules01:01:39 Unsportsmanlike Conduct and Penalties01:03:42 Substitution Rules and Participation01:07:31 Illegal Kicking and Batting Rules01:09:38 Unfair Acts and Game Integrity

Farace, Tim, and Anthony are all in the house tonight for Episode 122 — and there is no shortage of playoff chaos and sports drama to break down. Dave/Melo? Off on assignment... or more likely watching the Heat's offseason unfold.We start on the ice, where the Florida Panthers now lead the Stanley Cup Final 2–1 after a Game 3 beatdown in Edmonton. The Cats hung a 6–1 L on the Oilers, with Brad Marchand doing what Brad Marchand does (four goals in the series), Sam Reinhart cashing in twice, and Carter Verhaeghe playing like a man possessed. Edmonton? They lost more than the game—they lost their composure, racking up 85 penalty minutes and turning Rogers Place into a wrestling ring. McDavid and crew have some soul searching to do before Game 4.Meanwhile on the hardwood, the Pacers lead the NBA Finals 2–1 over OKC. Tyrese Haliburton and Bennedict Mathurin are out here embarrassing folks, with Mathurin torching the Thunder for 27 off the bench in Game 3. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is still doing MVP things, but OKC's depth is starting to crack under Indiana's relentless pace. Let's just say no one had "Pacers in 6" in their playoff pool — but here we are.Now… cue the MSG frustration. The Knicks are flailing through their coaching search, missing on candidates left and right with seemingly no real plan. Farace is already armed with receipts and ready to go off. Tim and Anthony will be there to stir the pot and keep the laughs going — or to just try and talk him down (good luck).Over in Pittsburgh, it finally happened — Aaron Rodgers is officially a Steeler. After months of dark rooms and vague Instagram posts, he finally signed on the dotted line. Not a soul on this show (especially Farace or Tim) is buying the hype — but it will be fun to watch the circus unfold from afar.Elsewhere in NHL news, Chris Kreider is now an Anaheim Duck, closing out his long run as a Ranger. Broadway will miss him, but Anaheim will gladly take the scoring touch and leadership.And on the baseball diamond? NYC is eating right now. The Mets own the best record in baseball — Farace is beaming. The Yankees lead the AL East — Tim is cautiously optimistic and trying not to jinx it. Anthony? He'll be happy to remind us that yes, the Marlins still technically have a baseball team.All that and more tonight on Episode 122 — packed with playoff swings, coaching dysfunction, NFL headlines, and plenty of New York swagger. See you there.

Tonight, the A-Team of Farace and Tim take the mic—Anthony and Dave are out, possibly still trying to process the fact that Aaron Rodgers actually signed a contract. That's right, after months of cryptic quotes and holding everyone hostage like it was *Lost*, Rodgers is heading to Pittsburgh. Unfortunately for the Steelers, they now lead the league in ayahuasca exposure. Don't worry—neither Tim nor Farace are buying in. They're just happy he's *not* a Giant.In the NHL, the Stanley Cup Final kicked off in *Edmonton*, where the Oilers took Game 1 behind lockdown goaltending from Stuart Skinner and just enough from Connor McDavid, who's still terrifying even when he doesn't score. The Panthers will look to bounce back before Alberta gets their long-awaited parade.In the NBA, it's Game 1 of the Finals tonight: Pacers vs. Thunder. Don't let the small markets fool you—OKC is *dominant*. They're the No. 1 seed for a reason, led by MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and a squad that's been steamrolling opponents. The Pacers? Credit where it's due—Halliburton flops his way into effectiveness, and somehow Indy just keeps winning. But that Thunder storm is real.Farace also takes some time to mourn—and rage—over the firing of Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau. He kept receipts. He's got takes. And MSG is still louder than whatever garden Boston pretends is better.In football gaming news, Saquon Barkley graces the cover of *Madden 26*, which is cool if you enjoy beautifully rendered injuries. Meanwhile, Stephen A. Smith is back on Sirius XM, because clearly the world needed more sports opinions screamed at Mach 10.And both the Mets and Yankees sit in first place… so for now, Farace and Tim are actually at peace. Well, until the next bullpen collapse.Come for the playoff talk, stay for the therapy session. It's *Unsportsmanlike Conduct*—and we're just getting started.

Farace and Tim are back as the A-Team for Episode 120 of *Unsportsmanlike Conduct*, holding it down while Anthony is off nursing Dolphins draft trauma and Dave is... well, Dave.NBA Playoffs:The conference finals are set, and it's a mix of the unexpected and the "how did we get here?" The Knicks and Pacers are battling it out in the East, with Game 1 tipping off tonight at Madison Square Garden. Farace is already planning the parade route, while Tim is still recovering from the Celtics' collapse.In the West, the Thunder took Game 1 against the Timberwolves, thanks to Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's MVP-level performance. Anthony Edwards is trying to channel his inner Jordan, but so far, it's looking more like Space Jam 2.NHL Playoffs:The Panthers dominated Game 1 against the Hurricanes, winning 5-2 and continuing their quest for a third straight Stanley Cup Final appearance. Sergei Bobrovsky stood tall in net, and the Cats are looking fierce.Out West, the Stars and Oilers are set to face off in a rematch of last year's conference finals. Connor McDavid is still searching for that elusive Cup, while Dallas is hoping to play spoiler once again.NFL News:The NFL owners' meetings brought some rule changes and non-changes. The "tush push" remains legal, much to the chagrin of defenses everywhere. Onside kicks have been tweaked to increase recovery chances, and the proposal to reseed playoff teams based on record was tabled, meaning division winners still get home games, even if they're 8-9.Also, NFL players are now eligible to compete in flag football at the 2028 Olympics. Expect to see Tyreek Hill outrunning accountants and gym teachers in Los Angeles.WNBA Drama:The Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese rivalry has spilled into the pros, with a recent game between the Fever and Sky turning heated. Clark committed a flagrant foul on Reese, leading to technicals and a social media firestorm. Dave Portnoy suggested Clark start her own league, while Reese responded with a now-deleted TikTok. The WNBA is investigating alleged racist comments directed at Reese during the game, and both players have called for respect and unity.---Join Farace and Tim as they break down all the playoff action, NFL rule changes, and WNBA drama. It's Episode 120 of *Unsportsmanlike Conduct*—where the takes are hot, and the hosts are hotter.

It's Episode 119, and the A-Team is in full effect—Farace and Tim holding it down while Anthony is off nursing draft-day trauma and Melo is allegedly “traveling,” which likely means watching seven teams lose at once.NBA Playoffs:The Knicks are up 2-0 on the Celtics, and Farace is thriving. Tim? Not so much. After two straight blown 20-point leads, the Celtics look like a team trying to beat themselves to the locker room. Brunson is playing like a villain in Boston's worst nightmare, and Mikal Bridges decided the fourth quarter is exclusively his. Tatum, meanwhile, couldn't even manage a shot in crunch time. That sound you hear is the city of Boston Googling “panic.”Elsewhere, the Thunder just sent a 43-point message to the defending champs in Game 2. Nuggets fans: blink twice if you're nervous. The Warriors are leading the Wolves in the most confusingly-paced series of the postseason, and the Pacers have somehow remembered how to shoot, jumping ahead of the Cavaliers in the East.NHL Playoffs:The Panthers are down 0-2 to the Maple Leafs and heading home hoping that a change of venue solves the minor issue of not scoring enough goals. Meanwhile, the Rangers keep rolling, the Oilers are trying to actually cash in on Connor McDavid's career, and the Bruins are… doing Bruins things—just enough to stress everyone out without providing any clarity.NFL Trade Talk:The Steelers sent George Pickens to the Cowboys in exchange for a pair of future draft picks that feel more like “store credit.” It's a confusing move from Pittsburgh—unless this is step one of some master plan involving Aaron Rodgers and his shadow retreat schedule. And as for the Cowboys... congratulations, you've made Farace, Tim, and Melo hate you a little more. Impressive, really.MLB Round-Up:Tim's Yankees are quietly stacking wins. Farace's Mets are holding their own as the division takes shape. The Dodgers look like they've activated cheat codes again, and the Tigers are weirdly good. We'll take a quick spin around the league, mostly to complain about bullpens and wonder why every game is now 11-10.All that and more in Episode 119, where playoff hopes live, NFL logic dies, and Farace and Tim continue pretending they're emotionally stable through it all. Tune in—before the Celtics blow another lead.

Connor recaps Coach Greg McDermott's appearance on Unsportsmanlike Conduct yesterday, the Fedor Zugic situation, and the timeline for his retirement.

In this episode of "Unsportsmanlike Conduct," Hosts, Luke and Mason, sit down and talk about the Savannah Bananas and Mason had some Hot takes! Additionally, both Luke and Mason went and made NBA playoff brackets. Who do you side with, Luke? or Mason?

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The full crew is suited up for Episode 118 of *Unsportsmanlike Conduct*—Farace, Tim, Anthony, and Melo (yes, all seven of his favorite teams are represented tonight) are here for the NFL Draft Special, where 98% of the discussion is football, and the other 2% is Melo trying to get Aaron Rodgers inducted into Canton early.NFL Draft Special (aka the night of reckless optimism):The 2025 NFL Draft is live, and the board is full of hype and high-risk quarterback picks. - Cam Ward is likely headed to the Titans, though not everyone agrees he's the guy. - Shedeur Sanders has the most polarizing scouting report since Tebow. - Travis Hunter is expected to go early and play both sides like it's a video game. - Abdul Carter is being tied to the Giants at No. 3—and that means Farace, Tim, and Melo will either start planning the parade or scream into the void. Other names drawing buzz include Jaxson Dart, Tyler Warren, and Ashton Jeanty—some of whom may become stars, others may become trivia answers in 2029.Team Spotlights:- Giants (Farace, Tim, Melo): The draft is make-or-break, and we're expecting a rollercoaster of false hope and bold declarations by the end of Round 1. - Steelers: A QB has to happen, right? Tim's had it with “bridge quarterbacks” and would like an actual foundation. - Browns & Saints: Nobody knows what either team is doing—and that includes them. Anthony has questions and possibly a whiteboard. - Dolphins (Anthony): Holding it down solo for Miami fans, Anthony will try to stay calm as the Fins consider using a Day 2 pick on a punter with "intangibles."With Melo locked in, Farace nervously hopeful, Tim already yelling about value picks, and Anthony clinging to logic in a room full of chaos, this is the NFL Draft preview you didn't know you needed.Episode 118 is a front-row seat to football's biggest night of mayhem—where picks are made, careers are launched, and someone definitely overdrafts a guy named Colton. Tune in.

Farace, Tim, and Anthony are back for Episode 117 of Unsportsmanlike Conduct, while Melo (aka Dave) is out—reportedly sidelined by allergies, though it's far more likely he's just off somewhere defending Aaron Rodgers on Reddit.The NBA Play-In Tournament is wrapping up and has already taken casualties—Bulls and Kings, thanks for showing up. The Magic and Warriors have secured the 7-seeds in the East and West. The remaining spots are up for grabs with:Heat at Hawks for the East's 8-seedMavs vs Grizzlies for the West's 8-seedExpect takes on who survives, who folds, and who gets the honor of being gentleman-swept by a 1-seed.With the NBA and NHL playoffs set to officially launch this weekend, Tim is preparing for his annual hockey thesis, Farace is nervously pretending the Knicks aren't stressing him out (they absolutely are), and Anthony will be watching it all from a safe, non-Knick-fan distance.The NFL Draft is around the corner, and we're diving into the final mocks from Mel Kiper and Field Yates—looking at the top 10 and beyond. Names like Cam Ward, Travis Hunter, Abdul Carter, and Shedeur Sanders are floating around, and you can bet the crew will debate who's legit, who's overhyped, and which GM is about to turn a fanbase into chaos. Expect wild projections, bold predictions, and at least one hot take that will not age well.And yes… it wouldn't be a week without an Aaron Rodgers update. Now 41 years old and apparently still undecided, Rodgers is reportedly open to playing for the Steelers or Vikings—maybe for $10 million, maybe for enlightenment. While Farace, Tim, and Anthony take turns mocking his entire vibe, Melo remains the lone man on Earth still giving him the benefit of the doubt. We're not saying he's wrong—we're just saying he's alone.All that and more in Episode 117—where the postseason drama is building, the draft boards are shaking, and Aaron Rodgers is still trying to decide between shotgun formation and yoga retreat.

Episode 116 of *Unsportsmanlike Conduct* brings you something rare—a full-strength lineup. Farace, Tim, Anthony, and yes, even Melo, are all expected to show up at the same time. That alone should qualify as breaking news.NFL free agency continues to deliver, with teams making moves that range from brilliant to completely unhinged. The guys break down the biggest signings so far, including Sam Darnold getting a massive deal in Seattle, Justin Fields taking his talents to New York (Jets edition), and Stefon Diggs leaving Houston to sign with the Patriots—because Bill Belichick is gone, but confusion lives on. Meanwhile, the Giants decided to roll with a quarterback room of Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston, and Farace is absolutely thrilled in the way someone is thrilled to find out their favorite pizza spot closed permanently. Tim is enjoying every second of it, Anthony is pretending there's a grand plan, and Melo is just trying to make sure no one says anything good about the Cowboys.MLB Opening Day has arrived, which means it's time for irrational optimism, overreactions, and five-hour games. Farace is already preparing for the Mets' annual implosion, Tim has a Yankee World Series countdown clock running, and Melo is giving the Marlins until next week to show signs of life. Anthony, meanwhile, continues to distance himself from a sport that seems to get more annoying every year.In NBA news, it's not the standings getting headlines—it's LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith, who are now locked in a delightfully ridiculous feud. After Stephen A. claimed he would've “swung” on LeBron during a courtside interaction, LeBron responded by posting footage of Stephen A.'s boxing workout—complete with laugh-track energy. Shannon Sharpe tried to be the adult in the room, but we all know this drama isn't going anywhere. The crew weighs in, mostly to add fuel to the fire.And yes, there's a little NFL Draft talk too. Mel Kiper released his latest mock draft, and the guys will glance at the top 10 picks and react in the most responsible way possible: with gut feelings, general confusion, and complete disbelief over which quarterbacks keep skyrocketing. The Giants might take one—because what's a third quarterback when you've already got two wildcards?Join us for Episode 116, where NFL chaos reigns, MLB pretends everything's fine, and media beefs are somehow more entertaining than half the actual games being played. #NFL #MLB #NBA #UnsportsmanlikeConduct #PopCulturePros

Matt poses a question about retiring Ryan Kalkbrenner's jersey, Matt asks for a favor from the NSAA, reveals some movie knowledge about himself, we continue the Cars vs Up debate from Unsportsmanlike Conduct yesterday, a dissection of Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, the films of Ben Stiller, we analyze Matt's performance in the Crossover, and our weekend plans.

Farace, Tim, and possibly Anthony return for Episode 115, where the latest NFL storylines take center stage. Matthew Stafford trade rumors are heating up, and the Giants, Raiders, and others are reportedly in the mix. Would Stafford be the answer for a Giants team desperately in need of a real quarterback, or is this just another offseason pipe dream? Farace, naturally, is all in on the idea, while Tim isn't sure it actually makes sense. The NFL's ongoing debate over banning the Eagles' infamous Tush Push is gaining steam, with arguments on both sides. Tim may try to play devil's advocate, but Farace won't hear a single positive word about anything Philly-related. Meanwhile, the league is rolling out a new first-down measurement system using *technology* instead of the iconic chains. Will this improve the game, or will we miss the drama of refs fumbling with a chain link? Abdul Carter's draft stock took a hit when he was advised not to have foot surgery, despite early concerns. Could this decision affect his chances of going No. 1? The guys break down the latest draft buzz, including which teams might be overthinking everything—again. On the QB carousel, the real wild card is Aaron Rodgers. The Jets are done with him, but where does he go next? Does he actually have anything left, or is this just another overhyped saga with a disappointing ending? Expect plenty of debate, especially from Farace, who's never held back on his Rodgers takes. Shifting to the NBA, the guys take a quick look at the standings and contenders. The Celtics are rolling, which means Tim is happy, and the Knicks are making noise, which means Farace is cautiously optimistic. Will either admit the other's team is good? Absolutely not. Finally, they spin the QB Wheel—a completely scientific method of deciding where free agent quarterbacks land. Will Tim get stuck defending an absolutely ridiculous outcome? Will Farace reject any result that benefits the Cowboys or Commanders? Will Anthony even show up for this nonsense? Tune in and find out. #NFL #NBA #NFLDraft #AbdulCarter #AaronRodgers #MatthewStafford #Unsportsmanlike #UnsportsmanlikeConduct #PopCulturePros

GRANNY'S PEACH TEA REVIEW: CAPTAIN AMERICA: BRAVE NEW WORLD (SPOILERS AHEAD!)Ed & Jason are back to break down Captain America: Brave New World, joined by Tim from Unsportsmanlike Conduct, The Just 2 Sweet Show, and We Stomped You Out! They dive into Sam Wilson's journey as Cap, the action, the villains, and what this means for the MCU's future.This episode was previously recorded on 2/17/25 and contains spoilers!Catch their full breakdown now on PopCulturePros! #GrannysPeachTea #CaptainAmerica #MCU #MovieReview

Welcome to Episode 114 of *Unsportsmanlike Conduct*, where Farace, Tim, and Anthony are back, and nobody is happy about this Super Bowl result (except, unfortunately, Eagles fans). Farace is actively campaigning for a media blackout, Tim is equally miserable, and Anthony is just glad to be here for once. Meanwhile, Aaron Rodgers has been kicked to the curb by the Jets, Farace and Anthony are thrilled, Jimmy Butler finally got traded, and NBA trade madness has Anthony finally showing up to weigh in. Let's get into it. Super Bowl Recap: Eagles Win, and Everyone is Miserable Super Bowl 59 is in the books, and Philadelphia is celebrating—which means Farace and Tim are not. The Chiefs lose, and the world is worse for it. Farace, who actually likes Mahomes and the Chiefs, is devastated. Tim, also a Giants fan, now has to endure Eagles fans getting even louder—expect rants. Anthony, being the responsible one, will try to keep things balanced, but really, what's the point? Brady vs. Mahomes: The GOAT Debate (and Why Farace is Already Over It) Is Mahomes closing the GOAT gap after another Super Bowl appearance? Tim will try to have a reasonable discussion. Anthony will look at the actual numbers. Farace will violently reject any argument in Brady's favor and remind everyone that Mahomes is infinitely more likable. Way Too Early Super Bowl 60 Predictions We're already making wildly premature picks for next year. Farace is still riding with Mahomes—because, obviously. Tim will try to be logical, then overthink it completely. Anthony will make one actually solid pick, but no one will listen. Aaron Rodgers: Thanks for Nothing, Now Get Out The Jets are officially moving on from Aaron Rodgers, and the Farace-Anthony Anti-Rodgers Fan Club couldn't be happier. Tim, who doesn't particularly care for Rodgers but also doesn't waste energy on hating him, will try to add perspective. It won't work. Farace and Anthony will pile on, roasting Rodgers for doing literally nothing for the Jets except collect paychecks and talk about darkness retreats. Who's next for the Jets? Does it even matter? Jimmy Butler Traded to the Warriors After weeks of drama, Jimmy Butler has finally been traded—to the Golden State Warriors. The guys react to one of the biggest moves of the NBA season. - Does this make the Warriors an instant title favorite? - Will Butler thrive in Golden State, or will it just be another chapter in his drama-filled career? - Farace will still find a reason to slander the Heat, even though they're finally rid of him. MLB Free Agency: Alonso Stays, Bregman Moves, Spring Training is Here! Pete Alonso re-signs with the Mets! Farace breathes a sigh of relief and totally knew this was coming (sure, buddy). Alex Bregman signs with the Red Sox. Tim shrugs, because the Yankees will still be better. Pitchers & catchers report soon! It's officially time to overreact to Spring Training results. Join us for Episode 114, where NFL heartbreak, Super Bowl rants, NBA trades, and MLB relief collide for another round of wild takes, unnecessary arguments, and Farace and Tim suffering together over an Eagles championship.

Welcome to Episode 113 of Unsportsmanlike Conduct, where Farace and Tim—the self-proclaimed A-Team—are back for another week of sports chaos. With the NBA trade deadline looming, Super Bowl 59 just days away, and MLB stars still jobless, there's plenty to talk about. Oh, and for the last time this season... our WORLD FAMOUS PICKS return. Soak it in while you can. ---NBA Trade Deadline MadnessThe NBA trade deadline is tomorrow at 3PM, and the league just exploded with blockbuster moves. - Luka Dončić to the Lakers** for Anthony Davis in a trade that shook the sports world. Luka joins LeBron in LA, while AD teams up with Kyrie Irving in Dallas. This feels like a "2K franchise mode" deal, yet here we are. - De'Aaron Fox lands in San Antonio to pair up with Wemby. Farace will probably act like he predicted this, while Tim wonders if it even moves the needle for the Spurs. - Will Kevin Durant be next? The Suns have been throwing out "We're fine, everything's fine" vibes, but should they move KD before things implode? Tim will say yes, Farace will say no, and by the end of the segment, they'll probably both change their minds at least once. - The Heat finally dump Jimmy Butler -- to the Warriors in a 5 team deal that broke about an hour ago.---Super Bowl 59: Chiefs vs Eagles (Again... Sigh)- For the second time in three years, it's the Chiefs vs Eagles in the Super Bowl. - Tim is miserable about this matchup, hates the Chiefs, and hates the Eagles even more. Expect a rant. - Farace is slightly more content—he likes Mahomes but, as a Giants fan, still despises Philly. - Does anyone outside of **Kansas City and Philadelphia** actually want this rematch? - If the Chiefs win, does Mahomes move another step closer to Brady? If the Eagles win… well, let's not even think about that. ---WORLD FAMOUS Super Bowl Picks & Best Bets- Our FINAL World Famous Picks of the season. Tim and Farace make their Super Bowl 59 predictions and instantly regret them. - Super Bowl prop bets: Gatorade color? National anthem length? What will Taylor Swift be wearing? - The most outrageous bets you can make on the game—and which ones are actually worth considering. ---MLB Offseason: Alonso & Bregman Still Waiting- Pete Alonso and Alex Bregman remain unsigned, and pitchers & catchers report in a little over a week. - What's taking so long? Are the Mets really letting Alonso walk? Is Bregman stuck in contract limbo? - Farace will absolutely overreact to the Alonso situation, while Tim reminds him it's only February. ---WWE Royal Rumble Quick Thoughts - A quick recap of this past weekend's Royal Rumble. - Did WWE get it right? Were there any surprise returns? Did Tim throw a chair when his pick lost? ---Join us for Episode 113, where NBA chaos, Super Bowl takes, and Farace's baseball panic collide for another week of laughs, banter, and bold opinions. Whether you're here for the picks, the rants, or just to hear Tim suffer through another Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl, we've got you covered!

On this episode of Electrified I do a deep dive in the story broken by the Baltimore Banner. Ravens K Justin Tucker has been accused of multiple things and I had to discuss it (00:00:30). After getting through the rough stuff I get into the biggest trade in NBA history between the LA Lakers and Dallas Mavericks (21:45).

Connor;s headphones get put under the microscope, another flashback to Creighton bombing Villanova with 3-pointers, Dylan Raiola's appearance at the basketball game last night, the most recognizable faces at Nebraska, our history with fake IDs, fake radio names, Unsportsmanlike Conduct's struggles with the game of Blackjack.

Welcome to Episode 112 of *Unsportsmanlike Conduct*, where Farace and Tim—the self-proclaimed A-Team—are holding it down once again. The Super Bowl is set, and if you're expecting excitement from Tim, you might want to lower those expectations immediately. **Chiefs vs. Eagles: The Super Bowl 57 Rematch No One Asked Tim For** The Kansas City Chiefs have once again taken down the Buffalo Bills in the playoffs—*for the fourth straight time*—securing their place in **Super Bowl 59**. Meanwhile, the Eagles handled business against the Commanders, meaning we're getting a **Chiefs vs. Eagles** rematch on **February 9, 2025**. Tim? Not thrilled. He's exhausted from watching the Chiefs win year after year and even more miserable about the Eagles making it back. He may or may not hint at some *"extra assistance"* from the referees (*cue dramatic music*). Farace, on the other hand, is just happy to root for Mahomes and, more importantly, against the Eagles, because being a Giants fan means hating Philadelphia is in your DNA. **Reevaluating Josh Allen & Jayden Daniels** Do the AFC and NFC Championship games change our opinions on **Josh Allen** or **Jayden Daniels**? Allen once again came up short against Mahomes, and the debate over whether he's “that guy” continues. Meanwhile, Daniels had a rough go in the NFC title game—so is he still a franchise QB, or was this a wake-up call? Expect Tim to overanalyze, Farace to make bold declarations, and at least one bad comparison to a past QB who *definitely* doesn't belong in the conversation. **Jimmy Butler Suspended Indefinitely** In the latest episode of *The Jimmy Butler Show (Not Sponsored by the Miami Heat)*, Butler has now been **suspended indefinitely** after he walked out on a Heat practice. This came after making his teammates wait **two hours** for a flight to Milwaukee—only to inform them he'd be traveling separately. Farace will chalk this up to classic Butler antics, while Tim will continue to push his *"Just Trade Him to the Knicks and End This"* agenda. With Anthony absent, this segment will probably spiral into complete nonsense, but hey, that's what makes it fun. **No World Famous Picks?!?** For the first time since **September**, there are **no World Famous Picks** to be made. How will Farace and Tim fill the void? Wild speculation? A pointless argument about the *real* best Super Bowl halftime show? An in-depth breakdown of the best stadium foods? Anything is possible when these two have extra airtime. Join us for Episode 112, where the Super Bowl matchup is set, Jimmy Butler keeps doing Jimmy Butler things, and Tim tries to emotionally recover from a Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl. If you're here for insightful analysis, great! If you're here just to hear Tim complain, even better.

Welcome to Episode 111 of "Unsportsmanlike Conduct," where Farace, Tim, and Anthony are back to dissect Super Wild Card Weekend—or as it should be renamed, Super Meh Card Weekend. Melo remains a wildcard himself, so maybe he'll show up just in time to claim credit for something he didn't do.Super Wild Card Weekend RecapThe guys break down the snooze-fest that was Super Wild Card Weekend, with the Commanders and Bucs somehow delivering the only watchable game. Farace will probably argue it wasn't that bad, while Tim points out he spent most of the weekend rewatching old Super Bowls just to stay entertained. Anthony, of course, will wonder if the league should just skip to the divisional round next year.Sam Darnold: Ghosts and Millions LostIt looks like Sam Darnold is back to seeing ghosts—and not the friendly kind. Two straight weeks of awful play have cost him millions, and the crew will debate whether he'll ever recover from this slump. Farace might try to defend Darnold, while Tim and Anthony gleefully pile on with their best ghost puns.Is Justin Herbert Overrated?The question no one wants to ask but everyone's thinking: is Justin Herbert overrated? Tim will likely tread carefully, trying to find the middle ground, while Anthony delivers his hottest take yet. Meanwhile, Farace will probably get sidetracked trying to remember if Herbert's hair qualifies as elite QB material.Over/Under Win Totals: Who Got It Right?The fellas revisit their preseason over/under win total predictions, and it's a moment of reckoning. Farace will somehow spin his wrong picks into a victory lap, Tim will pull out obscure stats to justify his misses, and Anthony will just smirk and remind them he definitely got more right than they did.WORLD FAMOUS Divisional Round PicksThe World Famous picks are back, and the stakes are higher than ever. Farace will make some bold underdog picks that leave Tim shaking his head, while Anthony quietly crushes the segment with his usual precision. Expect debates, trash talk, and at least one pick that comes out of left field.Jimmy Butler DramaThe Jimmy Butler trade saga heats up as he pushes for a move before the NBA trade deadline on 2/6. Farace will question if the Heat can ever have a quiet season, Tim will suggest the Knicks swoop in just to spite Farace, and Anthony will actually try to figure out realistic trade destinations while the others throw out increasingly ridiculous ideas. Could Butler finally get his way, or will the Heat hold firm? Stay tuned.Join us for Episode 111, where NFL recaps, divisional picks, and NBA drama collide for another episode packed with laughs, banter, and just enough analysis to keep you coming back for more!

Farace and Tim get together to discuss some of the latest news in the world of sports in a football heavy episode!

Another Saturday awaits and every team is only promised 12 games so lets get hyped as the Huskers head to Ohio State.  Unsportsmanlike Conduct's John Bishop joins the Husker247 crew to breakdown where things are for Nebraska and how it matches up against the Buckeyes.  There's plenty of discussion about the offense, the defense and then oddly specific predictions, picks to click and the group gives their picks for who wins on Saturday. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices