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Galen Clavio and Scott Caulfield are back for a founders edition of CrimsonCast, with Indiana football recruiting at the center of the conversation.The main topic is Monshun Sales committing to Indiana football, and why the five-star wide receiver choosing the Hoosiers feels historically different. Galen and Scott discuss how Curt Cignetti has changed IU's recruiting reality, why Sales fits the staff's personality and development profile, and how Indiana's national championship momentum is turning into real traction with high-end talent.They also dig into Josh Hoover's interception outlook, how Indiana may bring him along inside the offense, and whether Cignetti is likely to pursue five-star quarterbacks or running backs in the same way he pursued Sales. The conversation also gets into NIL money, why those numbers are hard to know with certainty, and how Indiana appears to be spending strategically rather than chasing recruiting trophies.The final stretch moves to IU basketball, where Galen and Scott talk through cautious optimism around the new roster, the Peru trip, and why fans are still in “show me” mode. They close with World Cup and soccer talk, including Erling Haaland, Manchester City, Jordan Pickford, and what might keep casual fans watching after the tournament ends.Buy "The New Chapter" by Alex Paul and Kal Graybill: https://www.alexpaulphoto.com/store-1/indiana-football-bookBook a table for the event at Joe's on Weed St! https://tinyurl.com/yrvx9vunBuy some CrimsonCast Merch! https://tinyurl.com/ppnp9sxu

We are back! Finally back with both of us on the pod and having a beer on the podcast. We recap Spa and do a race preview. We probably talk the most about soccer and the World Cup. Enjoy!

Episode 189.2: 2 Dogs 1 Cup, Human Centipede, World Cup Talk, UFC 250, Frisco Elections, Hulk Documentary, and Little Book #7

Monse Bolaños & Martin Weiss react to Spain & Argentina heading into extra time in the World Cup and Spain eventually getting the victory! Monse and Martin then discuss what the Dodgers plan is after the team shut down Shohei Ohtani from pitching as they are on the quest for a three peat. They also dive into the comments from Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy made about Bryson DeChambeau and why are soo many athletes into off the field antics + a new edition of Easy as 1, 2, 3, 4!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 features NBA insider Brian Geltzeiler joining Joe Rose to break down the latest on the LeBron James sweepstakes, explaining why he believes Miami is as good of a fit as anyone for the superstar. The guys discuss the Heat's additions of Giannis Antetokounmpo, Bobby Portis, and Tim Hardaway Jr., whether Miami's current roster is enough to compete for a championship, Tyler Herro's next chapter in Milwaukee, and how LeBron's decision is impacting the NBA schedule release. Soccer expert Chris Wittyngham also joins to recap Spain's World Cup victory over Argentina, Lionel Messi's incredible tournament, the debate over officiating and flopping, England's semifinal collapse, and how Inter Miami continues to benefit from being a top destination for global soccer stars. Plus, Joe and the crew discuss the Marlins' playoff push despite a six-game losing streak, upcoming promotions at loanDepot Park, Dolphins rookies reporting, and the changing college football landscape with Dabo Swinney embracing the transfer portal and debate over a potential 24-team College Football Playoff

Morgan and Chris break down the fall release, which is coming up on Tuesday, July 21. The release will include the first of the reds from the excellent 2025 vintage, including the Bedrock Heritage Wine, Evangelho Heritage Wine, Dolinsek Ranch, and Oakville Farmhouse, whites like Compagni Portis Heritage and Bedrock Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc, and even a red we have been holding from the 2023 vintage, Gambrels of the Sky Grenache and a very very special Angelica. 11:11 - 2025 Compagni Portis 19:20 - 2025 Sauvignon Blanc 27:55 - Bedrock Heritage 36:33 - 2025 Evangelho Heritage Wine 43:41 - 2025 Katushas Zinfandel 50:45 - 2025 Old Vine Zinfandel 55:22 - World Cup Talk 57:51 - Bag & Box Talk 01:00:09 - Knicks & Wine Talk Outro

The 2026 World Cup final is history — Spain is crowned world champion after a tactical masterpiece. In the World Cup Talk with SBS German, the experts analyse the Spaniards' well-deserved victory, the key moments of the final and the effects of the defeat on Argentina. This includes the referee's performance, controversial decisions and the question of whether Argentina suffered damage to its image as a result of its appearance in the final. ⚽

Ty & Harvey debate about the popularity of the World Cup, while Rick DiPietro texts nasty things to Ty. Plus, Audio Files featuring the Knicks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez opens the show by recapping a thrilling FIFA World Cup semifinal between Argentina and England. Lionel Messi delivered two assists in the final 10 minutes to help Argentina erase a deficit and secure a dramatic victory, sending the defending champions back to the World Cup Final for the second consecutive tournament. Colter breaks down the biggest moments from the match, Messi's late-game heroics, and what the result means heading into the championship.Next, Carolyn the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports joins Colter in studio for a wide-ranging sports conversation. The two discuss Jannik Sinner's Wimbledon championship, revisit the latest World Cup storylines, react to the story of a young athlete who lost his college scholarship after attending his mother's funeral, and cover several other notable topics from around the sports world.To wrap up the hour, Colter previews the British Open, discussing several of the top contenders heading into the final major championship of the golf season and highlighting the key storylines to watch as the tournament gets underway.

With just a week until the Saints report for training camp, we have almost reached the end of the dead zone. But fear not, there's plenty to talk about. We go over some lingering pre-training camp Saints questions, sneak in some Tennis talk, more World Cup Talk, a little Open Championship talk, then give some final thoughts as Jason's MCU journey continues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez breaks down Spain's impressive victory over France in the FIFA World Cup semifinals before previewing the tournament's other semifinal matchup, featuring Lionel Messi and Argentina taking on Harry Kane and England. Colter discusses the key storylines, star players, and what's at stake with a spot in the World Cup final on the line.Next, Colter continues his coverage of the Montana Pro Football Hall of Fame by sharing Rick Ogle's induction speech, as Ogle reflects on his football journey, the people who helped shape his career, and the honor of being inducted.

Kap and Beto (who is in for Sedano, on assignment at NBA Summer League), start the show off talking about last night's MLB Home Run Derby. Cardinals slugger Jordan Walker had a great comeback win over Kyle Schwarber in the final. Berg's 3 Dodgers things: First half surprises? disappointments? Who breaks out in the second half? Who drops back? And... Where are we on the trust tree? World Cup Talk! Semifinals start today with France-Spain, so Kap and Beto gives their picks on who they think will win tonight! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez recaps Marty Mornhinweg's annual quarterback camp, highlighting the instruction and mentorship provided by Marty alongside his sons, Skyler and Bobby Cade Mornhinweg, as well as former Montana State standout Tommy Mellott. Colter shares his observations from the camp, discusses its impact on young quarterbacks from across the state, and explains why the event has become one of Montana's premier offseason football development opportunities.Later, Colter takes a look back at some of the biggest sports storylines from this time of year in recent history, revisiting memorable moments and events that have shaped the sports landscape over the years.To wrap up the hour, Colter breaks down the latest action from the 2026 FIFA World Cup as the tournament reaches the final four, discussing the remaining teams, key storylines, and what to expect as the race for the championship continues.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is entering its decisive stage. England booked their place in the semi-finals thanks to Jude Bellingham, while Argentina defeated Switzerland after a game-changing red card. SBS German football expert Rafael Agacinski breaks down the quarter-finals, discusses Thomas Tuchel's post-match comments and the debate surrounding Bellingham, Norway's missed opportunities, and Argentina's uncompromising style of play. He also looks ahead to the semi-finals: Can Spain once again get the better of France? And how good are England's chances against defending champions Argentina? - Die Fußball-WM 2026 steuert auf die entscheidende Phase zu. England kämpft sich dank Jude Bellingham ins Halbfinale, während Argentinien die Schweiz nach einer spielentscheidenden roten Karte bezwingt. SBS-German-Fußballexperte Rafael Agacinski analysiert die Viertelfinalspiele, spricht über Tuchels Interview und die Diskussionen um Bellingham, Norwegens verpasste Chancen und Argentiniens kompromisslose Spielweise. Außerdem richtet sich der Blick auf die beiden Halbfinals: Kann Spanien erneut Frankreich bezwingen? Und wie groß sind Englands Chancen gegen den Titelverteidiger Argentinien?

Chris & Amy discuss Jordan Walker's Home Run Derby appearance, the latest soccer headlines, generational differences, celebrity lookalikes, and the ongoing saga of "Millie the Weed".

Hour 4 features NFL insider Mike Florio joining Joe Rose to break down some of the biggest storylines heading into the season, including quarterback battles across the league. Florio discusses the uncertainty in Minnesota between J.J. McCarthy and Kyler Murray, the Browns' quarterback situation with Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, and how teams are using veteran quarterbacks to push young players. He also breaks down the Michael Penix Jr. and Tua Tagovailoa battle in Atlanta, Brandon Aiyuk's situation with the 49ers and his desire to move on to Washington, and Baker Mayfield's contract dispute with the Buccaneers. The hour also features plenty of World Cup discussion, Messi talk, and a look ahead to ACC Media Days as the Miami Hurricanes prepare for the upcoming season

Willy and DMase talk about Willy new bowl he used and then talk about the world cup who they expect to make. Also the big question as they were reacting Leo Carlsson contract but can Cam Ward one day get a contract like that as well in the future.

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, the show opens with a special reading of the Declaration of Independence in celebration of America's 250th anniversary, honoring one of the nation's most important founding documents.Later, Colter Nuanez takes a deep dive into one of the most iconic positions in Montana football history, the linebacker, exploring the tradition and legacy of the Grizzlies' standout defenders through the years. Colter then sits down with current Montana linebacker Peyton Wing to discuss the upcoming "By the Players, For the Kids" one-day football camp inside the Grizzlies' indoor practice facility, giving young athletes the opportunity to learn from current Montana players while developing their skills.To wrap up the hour, Colter breaks down the latest results from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, recapping the biggest matches, standout performances, and the storylines shaping the tournament as it heads into the quarterfinal round.

SBS German World Cup expert Rafael Agacinski talks about the referee performance in the match between Argentina and Egypt and the reactions. He also talks about Switzerland's performance against Colombia and looks forward to the upcoming quarter-final games. - SBS-German-WM-Experte Rafael Agacinski spricht über die Schiedsrichterleistung im Spiel Argentinien gegen Ägypten und die Reaktionen. Außerdem ordnet er die Leistung der Schweiz gegen Kolumbien ein und schaut auf die kommenden Viertelfinalpartien.

Fired Up! is back with another loaded summer sports episode featuring UFC, basketball, soccer, baseball, and football. This week, the crew opens the show with UFC 329, breaking down the biggest fights, storylines, and what stood out from the card. Then, we move to the NBA, where the NBA Cup groups have officially been announced. We discuss the group draws, potential matchups, and whether the in-season tournament is continuing to gain momentum with fans. After that, we continue our World Cup coverage, checking in on the latest storylines, matchups, and what has stood out as the tournament continues. From there, we shift to baseball with the New York Mets firing their manager, looking at went wrong, what it means for the organization, and where the team goes from here. Sticking with MLB, we also preview the All-Star Game and everything surrounding one of baseball's biggest weeks of the year. Finally, we close the show by kicking off our NFL division previews with the AFC East, breaking down the Bills, Dolphins, Patriots, and Jets heading into the season. In this episode: UFC 329 The crew reacts to the biggest fights, performances, and takeaways from UFC 329. NBA Cup Groups Announced We break down the NBA Cup group announcements and discuss which teams and matchups stand out. World Cup Continuation We continue our World Cup coverage with the latest storylines, matchups, and overall tournament reaction. Mets Fire Manager The guys react to the Mets' managerial change and what it says about the direction of the franchise. MLB All-Star Game We preview the MLB All-Star Game and the biggest names to watch. AFC East Preview To wrap up the show, we preview the AFC East and discuss expectations for the Bills, Dolphins, Patriots, and Jets. Thanks for listening to Fired Up! You can find this episode and the rest of the podcast on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pandora, and more. Follow us on social media to stay updated on new episodes, clips, previews, and show announcements.

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez opens the show by breaking down the United States' disappointing 4-1 loss to Belgium in the Round of 16 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, discussing what went wrong and what the result means moving forward for the U.S. Men's National Team.Later, Colter is joined by two members of the 2009 Missoula Strikers girls team, defender Alexandria Widaman and forward Kennedy Peterson, as they prepare to travel to Nashville, Tennessee, to compete in the US Youth Soccer National Championships. The pair discusses their journey to nationals, what the opportunity means to their team, and their excitement for competing on one of youth soccer's biggest stages.Next, Colter breaks down a busy stretch of NBA offseason activity, analyzing several of the league's biggest trades, the teams that improved the most, and how the moves could reshape the landscape heading into next season.To wrap up the hour, Colter delivers this week's Treasure State Stars, recognizing some of the top athletic performances from across Montana and highlighting the athletes who made headlines with outstanding accomplishments over the past week.

Ep. 150: The Win Was Great, the Fireworks Were Not & San Diego Is Coming In HotWe're celebrating episode 150 with the San Andreas Cup — Angel City heads to Snapdragon Stadium to face first-place San Diego Wave FC. We break down Angel City's 2–0 win over Orlando, what went sideways with the post-match fireworks at BMO, the rivalry's surprisingly even all-time record, and why Mel Barcena and Kenza Dali are genuine threats. Plus: Women's World Cup countdown begins.

Hour 3 features Joe Rose and Hollywood breaking down expectations for the Miami Heat's new-look roster, including predictions for what Giannis Antetokounmpo, Bam Adebayo, and the rest of the team could average this season. The guys also revisit USA soccer's continued challenge of catching up with global powers, discussing why so many American athletes grow up playing other sports and comparing soccer's worldwide popularity to events like the Olympics. World Cup excitement continues with big matchups ahead, including Argentina and Lionel Messi, before the conversation shifts to college football as Miami Hurricanes media days approach. Joe explains why Canes fans should be excited about a loaded roster, while identifying the offensive line as the biggest question mark and debating whether anyone in the ACC can challenge Miami. The hour wraps with Marlins talk as the team continues its hot stretch, upcoming promotions, and whether Miami can make a legitimate playoff push.

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez breaks down the latest action from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, discussing whether the United States is truly among the tournament's elite or has simply benefited from a favorable path through the bracket. Later, Colter reflects on his experience at the Montana Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony and shares former Montana Grizzlies standout Brock Coyle's induction speech, highlighting his football journey and lasting impact on the Treasure State. To close the hour, Colter discusses the latest developments in Montana's in-state recruiting landscape, including Billings West standout Walker Olson's college commitment and what it means for the future of football in the state.

This week on Sports Talk we have Kam & Jerm pondering on what team Lebron James will be choosing as his next and probably final NBA team to play for, and what his motivations have to be going into these final years. In addition to that, We'll also look at potential big NFL trade news coming out of Cleveland, a long with covering this years World Cup!

Sports journalist Fred Katz joined the show to discuss the latest developments surrounding Washington Wizards and Boston trade. We also recapped the biggest storylines from the FIFA World Cup, including standout performances and the excitement of the knockout stage. The conversation shifted back to D.C. sports as we examined the outlook for the Wizards, Commanders, and Nationals heading into the rest of the year.

Rashad McCants shares a story about a post-game clash between Wally Szczerbiak and Kevin Garnett that got Wally traded, before Stone Garrett recalls getting injured by a stupid knife prank pulled by former teammate Josh Naylor. Next, Jerry's final update brings the sounds of Team USA advancing in the World Cup, sparking an in-studio "gooooooaaaaalllll" competition won by AL. We then hear Steve Cohen express extreme worry over the Mets and their farm system after a Canada Day loss to the Blue Jays that leaves them at 2-10 in their last 12 games, followed by Jazz discussing what's going wrong. Finally, we hit the Yankees' 17 errors over their last 12 games, highlight Shaun Morash's "heat is dangerous" line as the Moment of the Day, and welcome Morash into the studio for the final segment of the show.

Hour 3 opens with the Marlins continuing their strong play and raising questions about whether they can realistically stay in the playoff race after outperforming expectations all season. The discussion shifts to the World Cup, where Team USA advances to the Round of 16 after a win over Bosnia and Herzegovina and now faces Belgium, with buzz around the tournament growing globally and Balogun's red card creating a major setback for the U.S. squad. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde also debate whether the Dolphins can find long-term stability after another offseason of significant roster turnover under a new regime that has evaluated nearly every part of the organization. The hour then moves into a lighter South Florida conversation as Dave jokes about life in the Keys, sparking talk about Key Lime Pie, Cuban food culture in Miami, and Jamie's surprising lack of experience with local staples, before naturally circling back to LeBron James and why Miami remains his best chance to win another title. The segment also touches on college football uncertainty surrounding Brendan Sorsby and wraps with confusion around Boston's decision to move on from Jaylen Brown in a trade for Paul George.

Jeff Erickson of RotoWire talks about about his first Fatasy Football draft of the year, Paul Skenes' troubles, red hot Cubs and Phillies, World Cup Talk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeff Erickson of RotoWire talks about about his first Fatasy Football draft of the year, Paul Skenes' troubles, red hot Cubs and Phillies, World Cup Talk. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Fired Up! is back with a packed summer sports episode featuring hot dogs, soccer, hockey drama, NBA Draft reactions, and major offseason moves. This week, the guys start with one of the most unique sporting events of the summer: the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest. We talk through the spectacle, the tradition, and why this event has become a Fourth of July sports staple. Then, we shift to the pitch for a World Cup check-in, looking at where things stand, the bigger storylines, and what fans should be watching as the soccer world continues to build toward the tournament. After that, we head to the ice to react to the Brady Tkachuk trade, what it means for the teams involved, and how a move like this could shake up the NHL landscape. From there, we move into the NBA, starting with the Dallas Mavericks hiring Dusty May and what that could mean for the direction of the franchise. Then, we look back at the NBA Draft by discussing our biggest winners and losers, which teams helped themselves the most, and which decisions left us with questions. Finally, we close with more NBA offseason trade talk, including the latest movement and discussion around Giannis Antetokounmpo and Julius Randle. In this episode: Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest The crew opens the show with one of the weirdest, funniest, and most recognizable sports traditions of the summer. World Cup Check-In We take a look at the current World Cup picture, major storylines, and what fans should be keeping an eye on. Brady Tkachuk Trade Reaction We react to the Tkachuk trade, what it means moving forward, and how it could impact the NHL. Dallas Mavericks Hire Dusty May The gang discusses the Mavericks' coaching move and what Dusty May could bring to Dallas. NBA Draft Winners & Losers We break down which teams came out of the draft looking better and which teams left us with questions. NBA Trade Talk: Giannis Antetokounmpo & Julius Randle To wrap up the show, we dive into NBA offseason movement and trade discussion surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo and Julius Randle. Thanks for listening to Fired Up! You can find this episode and the rest of the podcast on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pandora, and more. Follow us on social media to stay updated on new episodes, clips, previews, and show announcements. 

00:00 Cross talk, Nate is with Spring, World Cup talk.24:10 Nuggets offseason.39:35 Hunter Goodman sets another mark.

Willy, Adam, and DMase talk about CJ2K's heartbreaking news, and then DMase is asked a question about his career by Adam, then the crew reacts to Strahans' interview with CJ2K, and then they finish off this hour talking about the FIFA World Cup.

Hour 1 opens with the Marlins' thrilling comeback win over the Rockies, fueled by Griffin Conine's clutch three-run pinch-hit homer, as Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss whether Miami has played well enough to become buyers at the trade deadline. The conversation shifts to the Panthers adding Radko Gudas, the uncertainty surrounding Sergei Bobrovsky's future, and why both the Panthers and Heat have consistently remained among South Florida's model franchises. The guys also react to Andrew Wiggins returning to the Heat on a new extension, debate Team USA's World Cup chances following Paraguay's upset of Germany, discuss the pressure of penalty kicks and potential rule changes in sports, and wrap up with stories about MLB umpires, Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods, plus Joe's memories of playing in two Super Bowls and Dave Hyde being named Sportswriter of the Year on his final day at the Sun Sentinel.

The 2026 World Cup has entered its knockout phase with dramatic results: The DFB team loses to Paraguay on penalties. It wasn't a good performance, but it was exciting right up to the end. We were right in the middle of the public viewing in Melbourne. - Die WM 2026 ist mit dramatischen Ergebnissen in die K.O.-Phase gestartet: Das DFB-Team verliert gegen Paraguay im Elfmeterschießen. Ein guter Auftritt war das nicht, spannend war es trotzdem bis zum Schluss. Wir waren beim Public Viewing in Melbourne mittendrin.

The Knicks actually did it. This week we digest the historic win by the big market New York Knicks. The Wizards start their come up with drafting AJ Dybantsa. We talk about the pros and cons of drafting him vs. Darryn Peterson. We end this week talking about the World Cup and who we think will win it all.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    _____________________________Intro & Outro: "Fast Life" (Shut Your Face Theme Song) by SanjayCCheck out his YouTube channel: youtube.com/sanjayc

Greek Freak is headed to Miami Jaylen Brown saga in Boston  Dusty May stunner Stars have arrived at the world cup!

Hour 2 begins with reactions to the NBA Draft and AJ Dybantsa going No. 1 overall to the Wizards. The conversation then turns to the Dolphins, where the guys break down Miami's wide receiver depth chart, provide an update on Chris Bell's injury, revisit the Jaylen Waddle trade, and discuss what a successful season would look like for Malik Willis as he begins what could be a multi-year audition as the team's starting quarterback. The crew also examines the Dolphins' schedule and the challenges of playing in several cold-weather cities this season. Later in the hour, the focus shifts to sports memorabilia as the ball from OG Anunoby's iconic NBA Finals tip-in heads to auction with an estimated value of $3 million, sparking discussion about the most valuable collectibles in sports history. The hour wraps with Heat talk as Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo are spotted together in Las Vegas, fueling excitement about Miami's new superstar duo, along with a conversation about soaring World Cup ticket prices and what sporting event would actually be worth spending thousands of dollars to attend.

Tune in here to this Tuesday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! Brett kicks off the program by talking about reckless driving, illegal car takeovers, and the need for stronger consequences to keep Charlotte roads safe. Brett shares his frustration over groups shutting down highways and putting innocent drivers at risk, arguing that these dangerous stunts create fear for families, commuters, and young drivers. He calls for tougher action against those participating, including serious penalties that would discourage repeat behavior. Brett also reflects on the culture behind these events and questions why some people feel the need to gain attention through dangerous driving. Bo Thompson from Good Morning BT is also here for this World Cup episode of Crossing the Streams. Brett and Bo talk about the excitement surrounding the World Cup, the growth of soccer in America, and how social media has changed the way fans experience major sporting events. Bo also shares his thoughts on Charlotte’s chances to host future major soccer events and why the city continues to prove it can handle big crowds. The guys also discuss the arrival of Charlotte’s new interim mayor, what the leadership change could mean for the city, and the challenges facing local government. Bo also shares what he and Beth have coming up tomorrow on Good Morning BT, including the latest on South Carolina politics, the World Cup, and a conversation with cybersecurity expert Theresa Payton. Tune in tomorrow morning starting at 6 a.m. on Good Morning BT! Listen here for all of this and more on The Brett Winterble Show! For more from Brett Winterble check out his YouTube chan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

June 23, 2026 Hour 4 Gary Sharp. Gary Sharp joins us from Omaha to talk College World Series and Nebraska football. World Cup Talk. Today was the day when. The good, bad & ugly. What's on tap.

Host Carter Yates and senior writer Mike Craven are nervous nellies today, breaking down all the biggest concerns for every P4 program in Texas. (INTRO – 13:50) Texas Longhorns and World Cup Talk (13:50 – 19:50) Texas A&M (19:50 – 25:30) Texas Tech (25:30 – 33:25) Baylor (33:25 – 38:00) TCU (38:00 – 43:15) Houston (43:15 – END) SMU and more World Cup talk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 4 opens with Alex Solana joining the show to break down the latest from the World Cup, including praise for the United States after what he calls the best half of soccer the team has ever played in their opener against Paraguay, arguing that this squad is legitimate and not a fluke on the international stage. The conversation then shifts to Lionel Messi's historic performance, as he delivers a hat trick in his World Cup debut at 39 years old, fueling continued debate about whether he is the greatest player of all time. Solana also weighs in on the tournament landscape, pointing to France as the deepest and current favorite, while discussing Portugal's intriguing situation with Cristiano Ronaldo nearing the end of his legendary career and England's chances to contend. The hour continues with broader World Cup discussion, before transitioning into Marlins talk and the latest Giannis Antetokounmpo trade buzz, including whether Miami can realistically land a deal and if anything could happen before the draft. The segment wraps with Craig Mish joining to dive into the Marlins' All-Star candidates, Joe Mack's rise as a potential franchise catcher, Max Meyer's strong development, key prospect updates across the system, and the latest on Eury Pérez's return from injury.

Hour 2 opens with U.S. Open discussion, highlighted by Dustin Johnson's strong play and some light conversation around his connection to Wayne Gretzky's family, before branching into a broader look at sports media and personalities. The guys praise TNT's NHL coverage and Wayne Gretzky's role on the broadcast while debating Charles Barkley's status as one of the greatest former athletes turned analysts and why Inside the NBA continues to dominate sports television. The hour then shifts to the Knicks' championship parade and ongoing NBA offseason chatter, including Doc Rivers' comments on Tyler Herro as a closer and the continued Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors. Joe and Hollywood question whether Miami is truly an appealing destination for Giannis given the current Heat roster, while also diving into speculation surrounding Jaylen Brown's future in Boston and whether the Celtics would ever consider moving one of their cornerstone players

The guys evaluate the state of the Dallas Cowboys defense following the conclusion of mini-camp. They discuss recent roster additions like Charles Snowden and express varying levels of confidence in the defensive line, linebacker, and secondary units. The conversation also features a recap of the Texas Rangers' recent struggles and a series of unusual stories in the Junk Drawer segment.

Hour 2 opens with continued discussion surrounding Brendan Sorsby and the NFL Supplemental Draft as the guys break down the latest claims from his agent, including accusations that Cincinnati knew about the gambling allegations before the controversy exploded publicly. Joe and Hollywood debate why Sorsby's camp chose to reignite the story, whether Texas Tech simply bowed to mounting public pressure, and what kind of draft value Sorsby realistically holds despite the off-field concerns. The conversation then shifts to Messi's incredible World Cup run and why Inter Miami must do everything possible to keep their relationship with the global superstar strong, as Joe argues Messi is the greatest player the club will ever have. Along the way, Joe shares stories about growing up hunting in Northern California and eating unusual foods like deer, bear, and wild turkey. The hour wraps with Hollywood's Headlines, featuring surging World Cup viewership, CNN's upcoming U.S. Soccer documentary, the 2016 Cavaliers reunion without Kyrie Irving, Ben Stiller's new Knicks documentary project, and anticipation building for New York's championship parade.

In this episode of The FasterFreedom Show, Sam and Lucas tackle one of the biggest obstacles standing between people and financial freedom: the excuses that keep them from ever getting started.The guys break down the 10 most common reasons they hear from people who want to invest in real estate but never take action. From "I don't have enough money" and "the market is too expensive" to fears around debt, risk, and timing, they unpack each excuse and explain why these beliefs often hold people back far more than the actual challenges themselves.Drawing from years of experience helping investors buy their first properties, Sam and Lucas share the realities behind these concerns, where they come from, and how successful investors think differently. The conversation focuses on separating legitimate obstacles from limiting beliefs and providing practical ways to move forward, even when conditions aren't perfect.To close things out, they shift into sports and recap the NBA Finals, reacting to the New York Knicks capturing the championship. The guys break down the biggest moments from the series, what impressed them most, and their takeaways from the playoffs as a whole. They also touch on the World Cup as the USMNT started off their campaign with a big win.From mindset and wealth-building to championship basketball, this episode is packed with practical advice, honest perspective, and the real conversations you've come to expect from the show.Join my PREMIUM real estate community on Skool: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.skool.com/fasterfreedomrelaunchproFasterFreedom Capital Connection: ⁠https://fasterfreedomcapital.com⁠Free Rental Investment Training: ⁠https://freerentalwebinar.com⁠

Today's Sports Daily covers your NBA Finals ratings were through the roof, looking at top media markets in sports, Brendan Sorsby's college career is over, and World Cup talk including quite the lucky ending in Norway/Iraq.    Music written by Bill Conti & Allee Willis (Casablanca Records/Universal Music Group)  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Hour 3 opens with Kyle Crabbs joining the show to weigh in on the Brendan Sorsby situation, praising his elite physical tools and suggesting he's more gifted than recent first-round pick Ty Simpson. While Crabbs acknowledges that gambling concerns will play a major role in how teams evaluate him, he still expects strong league-wide interest, including from contenders like the Eagles, and believes the Dolphins should at least consider taking a swing without overpaying. The conversation also hits Dolphins roster moves, including the release of Kion Smith, the addition of Major Burns from the UFL, Malik Willis' outlook as a potential starter, and continued questions on defense, especially at edge rusher, along with standout OTAs from Kevin Coleman and Caleb Douglas plus Chris Bell's injury status. The discussion then shifts heavily to the NBA, where Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors are expected to intensify in the coming days, with Miami still firmly in the mix as a potential landing spot. The guys debate whether Giannis or even Jaylen Brown would be the better fit for the Heat, how either would instantly transform the roster, and what Miami would realistically have to give up to land a true superstar. The hour wraps with World Cup buzz, including several draws across the tournament and a strong 4-1 opening win for the United States.

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