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In this special bonus episode of WRNL, Van gets taken on a trip through the past, learns more about his mother's fate, and things change forever for Van coming out the other side.Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod), BlueSky (@noluckpod.bsky.social) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com! Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/)  

(CW: Familial deaths, generally dark/violent imagery)In this whirlwind episode of WRNL, the team gets their first cruel taste of the offerings of the tower, multiple members get bad news they didn't know was coming, and Niamh glitches out.Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod), BlueSky (@noluckpod.bsky.social) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/) 

First off, apologies for the random quiet background music at points in this episode.  It's a mystery.  Anyway, in this marathon episode of WRNL (recorded 14-ish hours before drop time!), the group takes on The Vanguard, they taste their first bit of potential defeat, and wild magic creates the most unhinged sequence in WRNL history.Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod), BlueSky (@noluckpod.bsky.social) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/)   

In this episode, the team communicates with the wolves, learns a little more about their target, and Niamh continues the proud WRNL tradition of struggling with traversing running bodies of water.Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod), BlueSky ( @noluckpod.bsky.social) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/)

In this slightly abbreviated but important episode of WRNL, Chandler finds herself indisposed, the rest of the crew begins to climb mountains to help her (literally), and Adro finds the lure of dog-adjacent sounds too appealing for his own good.Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod), BlueSky ( @noluckpod.bsky.social) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/)   

Hey friends!  Due to work/life balance and the upcoming holiday season, the cast is going to have trouble recording before the start of next year.  But fear not, we'll be back in early 2025 at the latest, and there may be some bonus content in the meantime!  Love you all, have a happy and safe holiday, and we'll see you soon! Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod), BlueSky ( @noluckpod.bsky.social) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/)   

In this stopgap minisode since the cast is under the weather, Matt and Andy talk Season 2 thusfar, Van's development, the WRNL Multiverse, and even some hints towards Season 3!We'll be back to regularly scheduled full-length WRNL programming very soon!  Stay well, everyone.Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/)

In this supersized WRNL, the team makes their way through the Redspire compound, Chandler crosses a line, and the team tragically begins to realize the costs of the escalating conflict.Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/) 

Phillip is joined by Levi Stevenson of WRNL and Joel Penfield to discuss overrated and underrated Big 12 players in EA Sports CFB 25 Top 100 rankings. Plus, a few takeaways from Big 12 Media Days, including innovative scheduling, FAST television, and Cats helmets. Save 15% off all non-sale items at Charlie Hustle with promo code TEN1215. Check out Sport Social. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel. Find every show in the network at Ten12Network.com. Leave us 5-stars and a review. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this brief announcement, SF lets everyone know we'll be off for a week or two, but worry not!  We'll be back to regularly scheduled programming in 1-2 weeks.  Thanks to everyone for their continued support.Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/)     

Matt and Austin are back to check in on all things Iowa State men's basketball after a 2-0 week with a road win against Texas and a home win against TCU. The WRNL stats & info department helps us sum up the improved offense this season, and for good measure, we take a closer look at Iowa State's path to a Big 12 championship. Since we can't have all nice things, we also recap the Super Bowl and Patrick Mahomes' inevitability breaking the hearts of Cyclone Nation.

In this landmark episode of WRNL, Van and Chandler return home, meet the new companions the Marquis has hired to help them, and get assigned their next mission.Introducing Nate a,k.a. FancyRex as Adro S'Thal and Sara B. Strange as Niamh La FeyFollow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/)       

We are loaded! Phillip discusses the latest on conference realignment regarding the Big 12, Pac-12, and Big Ten. Levi Stevenson of WRNL joins the show to discuss the gambling investigation and charges against Iowa State quarterback Hunter Dekkers. Finally, Ian Boyd of Inside Texas and Max Chadwick of PFF join Phillip to rank all 14 Big 12 offensive lines 1-14. Save 10% off your order at Last Stand Hats with promo code NETWORK12 Follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to our Youtube channel for exclusive interviews. Find every show in the network at Ten12Network.com. Leave us 5-stars and a review.

In this conclusion to the "Oops! All Barbarians" SiSto, Thrugg, Aroo, and Thorvos finally deal with Grinbeard, Thrugg gets a little overenthusiastic, and Aroo receives a genuinely meaningful gift from one of his party-mates. Featuring SamuraiFoochs as Thrugg, Andy Mitts as Aroo, Sara B. Strange as Throrvos Firebeard and Anita Bridges as DM  Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)    

In this triumphant return for both the podcast AND Thrugg and Aroo, this SiSto sees three Barbarians collaborate to destroy those who would destroy a party.Featuring SamuraiFoochs as Thrugg, Andy Mitts as Aroo, Sara B. Strange as Throrvos Firebeard and Anita Bridges as DM  Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)   

That's right everybody, your favorite(?) podcast full of random people doing random things is back!  There'll still be some changes we're smoothing through, but Matt breaks down the schedule for the next little while in this announcement.  Spoiler Alert: THRUGG IS COMING BACK (for a one shot, anyway), so if you want the details on that and/or everything else, give this a listen.  We're so happy to be back.  Talk soon! Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/)   

Cyclone wrestling sets their watch back to Tulsa Time again this week with the NCAA tournament kicking off on Thursday. Jacob England and Sam Phillips look at the path for each of Iowa State's 8 qualifiers as well as team trophy odds. 

WRNL's Sean Dee, Nate Schuster, Tom Turner, and Nate Scheelhaase Burner come together to talk about the latest on ISU basketball, the good, the bad, and the ugly. This week, they discuss what is going on with Iowa State's 3-point shooting on both ends of the floor, where the Cyclones go after two consecutive blowout losses, and what former Cyclone would you put on this team to put them over the edge?

The Litecast is back after a brief hiatus. Austin, Matt, and resident WRNL hoophead Sean Dee break down all things from the start of the men's basketball season, including Iowa State's improved offense, the contributions from Tamin Lipsey, and if their physical defensive style will hold up throughout the year. Then, it's a preview of Thursday's CyHawk game in Iowa City. Sean has some stats and thoughts but really, with 2 teams being in almost the exact same place as a year ago, is there any reason the game should go differently? We finish with some thoughts on all the staff turnover within the Iowa State football program and a betting primer for the CFP. Presented by DRF Sportsbook!

11/21/22 Hour 3 0:00 - NBC Sports Washington's Ethan Cadeaux joins the show to analyze the Commanders' win over the Texans and if the team has it in them for a playoff run. 12:15 - Hatch from WRNL's The Hockey Dads calls in to discuss the NFL season so far, his Cowboys' performance against the Vikings and more. 20:30 - Marcus "Mook" Washington of "Making the Cut with Mook" talks all things college basketball. 34:30 - AWadd gives his 10 takeaways from the Commanders' win over the Texans.

An old friend of the program Jared Zieser, a writer for Wide Right Natty Lite, joins the podcast as Hate Week is upon us. Hate Week (at least on social media) appears to be a subdued one for a change, as the trio breaks down Iowa's lethargic offensive performance and equally impressive defensive and special teams performance against South Dakota State, and ISU's teardown of Southeast Missouri State as well. The three then move to matchups to watch in this Saturday's game at Kinnick before giving their final predictions! Follow us on Twitter - @EyesOnIowaPod Follow us on Facebook - Eyes On Iowa

In this bonus minisode, Matt sits down with Anita Bridges (@AnitaBridges2) to talk the "A Case For Wine" Side Story, its importance in the evolution of WRNL, inspirations, podcasts, gaming in the age of quarantine, gaming origin stories, and more!We'll be back to regularly scheduled programming shortly!"A Case For Wine" was adapted from A Vital Vintage by Kailey Bray, available at https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/322380/A-Vital-VintageFollow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/)   

In the final part of this SiSto, the confrontation with Montebanc comes to a head, one of the world's most chaotic battles imaginable ensues, and the mystery is finally solved.Also, HUGE news in the first few minutes!  Like, Season 2 news!  Really!  Concretely!feat. Anita Bridges (@AnitaBridges2) as DM, SamuraiFoochs (@SamuraiFoochs, Thrugg) as Gavil Stonespire, Andy Mitts (@AndyMitts12, Dom) as Aroo, MannyTheOldtaku as Barnaby, and more! Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)  

The crew deals with the fallout of battle, continues to investigate the mysterious circumstances surrounding the winery and the village, and decides to crash a party...in rather clusterf--k fashion. feat. Anita Bridges (@AnitaBridges2) as DM, SamuraiFoochs (@SamuraiFoochs, Thrugg) as Gavil Stonespire, Andy Mitts (@AndyMitts12, Dom) as Aroo, MannyTheOldtaku as Barnaby, and more! Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/) 

This week, The Night Cap welcomes on WRNL's very own David Braga to talk both men's and women's NCAA Tournaments, draft teams for the NCAA Tournament, and get down a rabbit hole of movie and food debates.

A very eclectic group of adventurers including a Warforged rogue, a halfling barbarian raised by wolves (seriously), a human who thinks he's a dwarf, and more gather to investigate a beleaguered town with an incredibly profitable winery...and nothing else.feat. Anita Bridges (@AnitaBridges2) as DM, SamuraiFoochs (@SamuraiFoochs, Thrugg) as Gavil Stonespire, Andy Mitts (@AndyMitts12, Dom) as Aroo, MannyTheOldtaku as Barnaby, and more! Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/) 

This week, Aiden and Matthias are joined by the WRNL wrestling correspondents, Sam Phillips and Jacob England as they break down what post-season wrestling will look like for the Cyclones.

Wide Right Natty Lite manager Levi Stevenson discusses how TJ Otzelberger has put together a solid group of transfers and made Iowa State basketball fun again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wide Right Natty Lite manager Levi Stevenson discusses how TJ Otzelberger has put together a solid group of transfers and made Iowa State basketball fun again.

The Litecast is back and better than ever in 2022. We start the year with a return appearance from WRNL contributor and D3 tennis phenom Jake Brend. Remember that any and all recommendations made by Jake are allegedly only, unless some NIL deals are on the table. This episode starts with a discussion of Brock Purdy's legacy in the aftermath of the Cheez-It Bowl loss to Clemson. Obviously he made some mistakes but ultimately we'll remember him well in the future. We also talk about the first impressions of some younger Cyclones and our mindset heading into the next football season.On the hardwood, the Cyclone women started the year with a dominant home win over West Virginia and we shine some light on the stellar play of Emily Ryan. We also recap the men's game against Baylor and how that game changes our perception going forward. It's great to be back and great to be sponsored by Es Tas Bar & Grill. New year, new Litecast!

In the second half of this special event, Gavil's fate is resolved, the young adventurers find themselves in utter chaos fighting for their lives, and mysterious forces reveal themselves, leaving just as many questions as answers. feat. SamuraiFoochs (Thrugg) as Gavil Stonespire, Andy (Dom) as DM, Jesse (Damon) as Jack Johnny Jameson V, and special guest Sam Comerford (@SamComerford24) of Roleplaying & Rollplaying (@RRoleplaying) as Gerren Ban'Thor. Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/)      

In this side story two part one-shot, Dom tells Todd the truth of his origins once and for all.feat. SamuraiFoochs (Thrugg) as Gavil Stonespire, Andy (Dom) as DM, Jesse (Damon) as Jack Johnny Jameson V, and special guest Sam Comerford (@SamComerford24) of Roleplaying & Rollplaying (@RRoleplaying) as Gerren Ban'Thor. Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/)     

The Litecast is here to jump all in on basketball with the 8-0 Iowa State men's basketball team. But first, the Cyclones head to Orlando to play Clemson. We talk excitement over the matchup, Cheez-It Bowl stigma, and the best possible bowl sponsors.After quick wrestling update, we welcome on fellow WRNL contributor Sean Dee to talk all things basketball. We center most of the talk on the upcoming CyHawk game, players to watch for, and where Iowa State can find success. In the big picture, we're excited about the progress of the team in Year 1 of Otz (of course), but we try to figure out what's sustainable and where we can improve. Lastly, we try out hand at creating a Rothstein-ism for TJ Otzelberger and the Cyclones. Thanks to Es Tas Bar & Grill for sponsoring!

The show will go on very soon!  Just wanted to give the listeners a quick update on why we've been silent recently. With any luck, it won't be for much longer.

Wide Right Natty Lite's managing editor returns to give us an idea of the huge challenge K-State's offense will face and explain why special teams might be the best hope for the Wildcats to pick up a win on Saturday.

Wide Right Natty Lite's managing editor returns to give us an idea of the huge challenge K-State's offense will face and explain why special teams might be the best hope for the Wildcats to pick up a win on Saturday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this extra bonus episode, Andy (Dom) and Ben (Todd) sit down to discuss that latest bombshell, Dom's mysterious origins, what kind of bird Todd actually is, why the hell he owns an antique shop, possible upcoming bonus content, and even let the audience know a bit more about the possible future of WRNL after this season's events come to a close (whenever that is).Follow us on Twitter (@NoLuckPod) and/or email us at withrollsnoluck@gmail.com!Logo by Mark Fionda Jr. (http://www.markfiondajr.com/)"Second Attack At Level 5" composed/performed by Jackson Eppley (http://www.jacksoneppley.com/)   Interested in some art?  Check out the artiste behind the canon portrait of Todd (yes, it exists) at https://www.haleyvaughn.com/!

Iowa v WRNL, Pro Sports Update, and Funny Scenes with Mr. Movie - Wednesday Hour 2

The Litecast returns to our freezing cold existence with a handful of pressing topics to cover. We start with a reaction to our piece on the site advocating for change in the men's basketball program. We think it's time, but that comes with some caution, as the team has a season to finish. On a lighter note, there's nothing that WRNL does better than hold a grudge for the sake of grudges. We react to Matt's enemies list and if Kirk Herbstreit is properly held to account for his Matt Campbell takes. There are a couple of big names not on the original list that needed further discussion. This episode also serves to answer a pressing question in Cyclone Nation: is it ok to be cheering for the 20-2 Drake Bulldogs? Not all of us are in agreement so naturally we needed to hash it out in debate court. Lastly, The Bachelor is down to the final four contenders, and this snooze of an episode needed a recap.

Wes goes “Covering the Commonwealth” with Mike McDaniel of the “Sons of Saturday” podcast on VT, VCU radio analyst Rodney Ashby on VCU, and WRNL sports director Gary Hess on the cancellation of winter sports throughout Henrico County Public Schools. Washington Football beat writer John Keim discusses the impact of BAL v PIT on Washington’s remaining schedule, if WFT or Philly has more QB questions, and root-beer porkchops. Plus, Wes ranks his top 4 movies to get him in the holiday spirit.​

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Baylor's dumb and we're talking about it

Levi Stevenson, the managing editor at WRNL, joins Bryce, Evan and I as we talk about the future of College and Iowa State Football due to the restraints of COVID-19. We also talk about Iowa State's Football Team next year, and their likelihood to finally overcome Iowa. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode of the Litecast, the crew from WRNL finally discussed something Iowa State related, along with a host of random topics.If you've ever wondered whether the UAB loss stung more than the Hampton loss, this podcast is for you. The crew considered several Cyclone Basketball "What Ifs", and we promise this section of the podcast isn't too painful.From there, the Last Dance occupies a large portion of the show, as it's pretty much all we have, people! Oh, and if you can't wait to bet on the KBO, then this is the podcast for you.

Levi Stevenson explains why the Cyclones aren't living up to expectations and tries to convince himself there's maybe a small chance Tyrese Halliburton would turn down lottery pick money to play another year at Iowa State. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Wide Right & Natty Litecast is back with a bang, bring you new segments and the usual hard-hitting Cyclone sports analysis you know and love.In this episode, the crew discusses the two tough road losses against Baylor and Texas Tech, recaps Tuesdays victory over Oklahoma State, and dives into Steve Prohm and the construction of the roster. The Bachelor (of course), the Fisticuffs at the Phog, and Zion Williamson's debut were also covered, along with a smattering of random topics.Making their debut to the podcast were three new segments: The Headline Heater, The WRNL Movie Minute, and the WRNL Money Line, all of which we know you will enjoy. Be sure to subscribe to the new WRNL podcast feed, the "Wide Right & Natty Lite Podcast Network", to catch all the site's podcast content.

On this week's Wide Right and Natty Litecast we are joined by former WRNL contributor and current Cyclonefanatic contributor Jay Jordan to discuss the upcoming Cy-Hawk game. College Gameday will be in Ames for the first time ever and it will the first time the rivalry gets put onto the national scene. It will be a big day for both programs and the entire state.Matthias, Matt, Jake and Jay discuss what Iowa State is going to have to do to limit the Iowa defense and allow the Cyclone attack some success on Saturday. Last year was tough sledding on the offensive side of the ball in Iowa City and the offensive line was a big reason for that. This year they will be one of the keys to the game for Iowa State. Make no mistake about it, Iowa State's offensive line will be busy. Especially with a talent like A.J. Epenesa lining up on the opposite site.The Cyclone defense will be able to match up very well with the Hawkeye offense. Though there is a lot of improvement from quarterback Nate Stanley and the receiver group for the Hawkeyes. Jay wants the Cyclone defense to pin their ears back and force the Iowa offense into long yardage situations and essentially put the game in Nate Stanley's hands.Finally as we wrap up this week's episode, Jay was wondering what they hype of College Gameday might do for the team. Obviously we all know that Matt Campbell runs a pretty tight ship but this type of atmosphere is a different type of animal. They guys do come to an agreement that it ultimately wont be an issue as Iowa will be facing some of the similar situations.We hope you enjoy this episode and as always thank you to our sponsor Es Tas Bar and Grill.

The WRNL cast is back, and boy do we have a wonderful podcast for you.In this weeks edition, CYHusker, Matthias, and Jake Brend discussed the signings of Rasir Bolton and Darren Wilson, and how both players fit on their respective rosters.The crew discussed dad jokes and TV shows before Jar_Lar joined and truly derailed the podcast, as only he can.

Welcome to Episode 9 of the Wide Right & Natty Litecast.In this weeks episode, a peck of WRNL contributors discuss some basketball, and a bunch of other non-basketball things.Those things included doughnut flavors, the WRNL potato chip, and ISU basketball conspiracy theories. It also included a breakdown of what has been going wrong for the Cyclones, why Iowa State looked so out of sorts in Austin on Saturday, and potential lineup changes moving forward.The crew also discussed Steve Prohm and his coaching abilities and the outlook for the rest of March in addition to previewing the West Virginia game.

Join a whole host of your favorite WRNL contributors for a rather rowdy rendition of the Wide Right & Natty Litecast. The topics of discussion on this podcast ranged from what went right against the Oklahoma Sooners, how the Cyclones can build off their effort Monday night as we head into March, what went wrong over their awful two-week stretch, and predictions for Saturdays game in Austin.

On this episode, the WRNL crew discusses the fiasco that was Tuesdays loss to the Baylor Bears, including a discussion of what went wrong, the outlook for the Cyclones going forward, and how to adjust expectations accordingly. Additionally, the upcoming game against TCU was also previewed, the NCAA tournament was discussed, and a serious movie discussion was had.

Iowa State picked up a nice Big 12 road win along their journey to claim the Big 12 regular season title, so we talked a little about the game, as well as what Lagerald Vick’s departure from the Kansas basketball team means for the outlook on the rest of the season.This week, Matt Campbell signed Isheem Young, a former four-star safety with an impressive offer list that includes names like Alabama, Clemson, Georgia, LSU, and Ohio State, but also a checkered past that includes an armed robbery charge. Levi, Cole, and Marchie give their thoughts on the newest Cyclone, and what the mindset is behind offering a scholarship to a kid with such a checkered past. Is giving him a second chance the right move?Next, we took a look at what the national perception of offense looks like in college basketball and college football, and why they seem to differ so much. Why is an offense like Oklahoma’s belittled with the (easily debunked) “Big 12 doesn’t play defense narrative,” while high-powered college basketball offenses are simply regarded as being extremely talented or having a great scheme? Levi has a theory about where the difference might be coming from.Steph Curry basically changed the modern game of basketball by himself, with his emergence as the league’s greatest-ever shooter coinciding with the advent of advanced analytics, and teams now looking for and taking more threes than ever. Has the NFL ever seen an individual player completely change the game and how it approaches game-planning like Michael Jordan or Steph did? Could it ever?To wrap up the conversation, Marchie gave his thoughts on his Dallas Mavericks and all of their trade deadline moves, one of which included shipping Ames-native Harrison Barnes off to the Kings.

Iowa State just destroyed West Virginia and we want to talk about it!

Levi explains how Iowa State is vastly exceeding expectations and tries hard to find not negative things to say gives a not-so-glowing review of K-State's new offensive coordinator. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Instead of just doing our standard Q&A, we've decided to turn our Interrogates series into a podcast so we can get a little more in-depth with our conversation. We talked with Jack Shield from the Crimson & Cream Machine about what he's seen so far out of the Sooners this season. Kyler Murray has played really well, but what might he look like against a stingy Iowa State defense? How about the Sooners' own defense? They've looked much better this year than in 2017. We also touched on what a weaker Big 12 means for OU's playoff chances, as well as the interesting prospect of a potential Iowa State-Nebraska matchup at Arrowhead.

Episode one of the podcast features CYHusker, JWillyISU, Levi Stevenson, and Jar_Lar talking about BB guns, Busch Latte, week night football action, things to watch on Saturday, and information about the new WRNL venture "Wide Right & Natty Live".  Enjoy!

Cole is finally back from vacation, so we heard a little bit about his adventures across New Zealand, and about the souvenir he wish he would have gotten. His flight to NZ was 16 hours long! What's the longest flight you've been on? Would you rather have one long flight, or 6 short flights like Levi had coming back from Thailand? Then, we dove into the beginning of the Premier League season, where Levi's (Chelsea) and Cole's favorite clubs are tied at the top of the table, undefeated, with Tottenham and Watford. Does Watford actually have the horses to stay up for an extended period of time, or will the race come down to Chelsea, Liverpool, and Tottenham? Liverpool will certainly be powered by Mohamed Salah, an ex-Chelsea prospect. Chelsea by Eden Hazard. We both think Hazard and Salah are topfive players in the world, but where exactly do they fit in the top five? Next, we previewed Iowa State's game this weekend against South Dakota State. Cole is obviously interested in the kicking battle, and gave his thoughts on who he think will win the competition.

In our draft series, we're trying to determine who can draft the best team of players that have played for Iowa State since the turn of the millenium. In part 1, we drafted offenses, and Josh ended up coming out with the clear cut best team. This time around, we're drafting a defense and special teams.

The 2nd hour starts up with the guys talking about nonconference scheduling in college basketball, some baseball talk with the Yankees getting out of a Sunday Night Baseball date, Cyclone talk with Matt Nelson from WRNL and then the guys get ready for the night in sports and talk about an odd decision from Oliver Luck.

Ever since breaking onto the college basketball scene in the 2011-2012 season, Royce White has been a vocal advocate for those who suffer from mental illness. After being drafted by the Houston Rockets in 2012, White continued to advocate for mental illness, much to the chagrin of some in various NBA front offices. Even after leaving the NBA and playing multiple seasons in Canada, Royce has consistently maintained his position that the NBA needs to see consistent mental health reform within the league not just for players, but for coach's and anybody else involved in the league. ESPN then filmed and aired a special piece on Royce which aired on 5/8/18. Royce has always been a deep thinker, and is happy to share his view of the world around him and share details about his own battle with anxiety. So, naturally, we wanted to sit down and discuss mental illness on a personal level and how it fits into the larger picture. We discussed Royce's battle with mental illness, the role sports and music play in contributing to and/or treating mental illness, and his thoughts on various players from this most recent golden era of Cyclone basketball. We know long podcasts can sometimes be difficult to find time to listen to, but if you can find time to listen to this one, you'll be glad you did.  

It has been a long wait, but it is finally game week for Cyclone football once again. On Saturday Iowa State will take the field in a bowl game for the first time since 2012. The site will again be the Liberty Bowl in Memphis as Matt Campbell’s crew is set to take on the home town Memphis Tigers. The week between Christmas and New Year’s is always an interesting one. Austin was recording from the spare bedroom at his in-laws house while Levi is back to the work grind. What is Levi doing with the second floor of his workplace all to himself this week? Levi and Austin both attended the Liberty Bowl in 2012. Those of you heading down this time are in for a good time. Austin recommends the chicken and waffles while Levi had himself some tasty barbeque. We both agreed that traveling north or south of Beale Street is not recommended. HOWEVER, if you do and live to tell the story we can think of no better outlet than WRNL to share your experience! David Montgomery is said to be 150 percent after suffering a couple of late season injuries. Austin is very happy David is feeling healthy again, but has a math issue with players declaring themselves more than 100 percent. It should be strength against weakness as Iowa State’s defense takes the field against Memphis’ offense. The same could probably be said on the other side of the ball as well. Who wins out in the end? We made our fearless predictions for the game, including Austin’s signature palindrome guess. Who do you think wins the contest?

It has been a long wait, but it is finally game week for Cyclone football once again. On Saturday Iowa State will take the field in a bowl game for the first time since 2012. The site will again be the Liberty Bowl in Memphis as Matt Campbell’s crew is set to take on the home town Memphis Tigers. The week between Christmas and New Year’s is always an interesting one. Austin was recording from the spare bedroom at his in-laws house while Levi is back to the work grind. What is Levi doing with the second floor of his workplace all to himself this week? Levi and Austin both attended the Liberty Bowl in 2012. Those of you heading down this time are in for a good time. Austin recommends the chicken and waffles while Levi had himself some tasty barbeque. We both agreed that traveling north or south of Beale Street is not recommended. HOWEVER, if you do and live to tell the story we can think of no better outlet than WRNL to share your experience! David Montgomery is said to be 150 percent after suffering a couple of late season injuries. Austin is very happy David is feeling healthy again, but has a math issue with players declaring themselves more than 100 percent. It should be strength against weakness as Iowa State’s defense takes the field against Memphis’ offense. The same could probably be said on the other side of the ball as well. Who wins out in the end? We made our fearless predictions for the game, including Austin’s signature palindrome guess. Who do you think wins the contest?

Shortly before the podcast was set to go live, a bombshell dropped in the world of Iowa State basketball recruiting. Zion Griffin, one of the top players in the class of 2018 committed to Steve Prohm and the Iowa State Cyclones. We can’t think of a better way to kick off the 2018 class than landing the four-star forward. Josh, Levi and Austin debated and discussed Steve Prohm and Fred Hoiberg’s high school recruiting and what it means for the program going forward. After the dust settled and Austin ironically fumbled over his words discussing Sergio Dipp’s poor showing, we moved on to the Iowa State-Akron football game. Josh, our resident scout, broke down Akron’s offense and defense and what they will bring to the field Saturday morning. Look for Josh’s preview of the game this Friday. Where has Deshaunte Jones been? What is wrong with Mike Warren? We made our fearless predictions for the week and each volunteered to sleep in Matt Campbell’s bed. If you listen, we promise it will make sense....kind of. Don’t forget to subscribe on iTunes and tell your friends about the best WRNL podcast on the planet.

Shortly before the podcast was set to go live, a bombshell dropped in the world of Iowa State basketball recruiting. Zion Griffin, one of the top players in the class of 2018 committed to Steve Prohm and the Iowa State Cyclones. We can’t think of a better way to kick off the 2018 class than landing the four-star forward. Josh, Levi and Austin debated and discussed Steve Prohm and Fred Hoiberg’s high school recruiting and what it means for the program going forward. After the dust settled and Austin ironically fumbled over his words discussing Sergio Dipp’s poor showing, we moved on to the Iowa State-Akron football game. Josh, our resident scout, broke down Akron’s offense and defense and what they will bring to the field Saturday morning. Look for Josh’s preview of the game this Friday. Where has Deshaunte Jones been? What is wrong with Mike Warren? We made our fearless predictions for the week and each volunteered to sleep in Matt Campbell’s bed. If you listen, we promise it will make sense....kind of. Don’t forget to subscribe on iTunes and tell your friends about the best WRNL podcast on the planet.

We decided to bring our dear friend and resident WRNL bracketologist Shelby Mast in to discuss why he has the Cyclones in the field as an 8 seed and just how accurate these brackets are. During our discussion we explored why the top seeds remain the top seeds year in and year out, and how you can make somewhat accurate predictions this far out. While Iowa State is losing a bunch of talent, other schools are in the same boat. Some teams like TCU and Iowa are returning a lot of talent, yet TCU is in the field and Iowa is still on the wrong side of the bubble. Why is that? It is easy to predict where the blue bloods will end up in the field next year. The hard part is determining how teams going through coaching changes and roster overhauls (like Missouri) will finish the 2017-18 season. Every year the committee is seemingly moving the goalposts when it comes to assessing the resumes of bubble teams. We discussed what Shelby has heard will change this year in the selection room. Finally, we discussed whether the NCAA would ever consider moving the basketball season to the spring semester exclusively. As a March Madness guru, Shelby has a hard time envisioning May Madness working out.

We decided to bring our dear friend and resident WRNL bracketologist Shelby Mast in to discuss why he has the Cyclones in the field as an 8 seed and just how accurate these brackets are. During our discussion we explored why the top seeds remain the top seeds year in and year out, and how you can make somewhat accurate predictions this far out. While Iowa State is losing a bunch of talent, other schools are in the same boat. Some teams like TCU and Iowa are returning a lot of talent, yet TCU is in the field and Iowa is still on the wrong side of the bubble. Why is that? It is easy to predict where the blue bloods will end up in the field next year. The hard part is determining how teams going through coaching changes and roster overhauls (like Missouri) will finish the 2017-18 season. Every year the committee is seemingly moving the goalposts when it comes to assessing the resumes of bubble teams. We discussed what Shelby has heard will change this year in the selection room. Finally, we discussed whether the NCAA would ever consider moving the basketball season to the spring semester exclusively. As a March Madness guru, Shelby has a hard time envisioning May Madness working out.

Jim & Trent talk Cyclones with Matt Nelson from WRNL and Trent talks Hawkeyes with Wolfgang.

After taking a week of the WRNL podcast crew comes back strong with a recap of the Cyclones' dominating victory against the San Jose State Spartans. They touch on all the improvements they saw in week four, the tag team quarterback situation, the turnovers, and the 500+ yards of offense.  After writing the best preview you'll read on Baylor, JwillyISU stops by to help preview the undefeated Baylor Bears prior to their arrival in Jack Trice Stadium this Saturday. Is there a chance ISU could pull the upset? You'll have to trust our process and listen to the podcast.  Subscribe to the WRNL We Still Booze podcast on iTunes by clicking subscribe at the link provided here.

After taking a week of the WRNL podcast crew comes back strong with a recap of the Cyclones' dominating victory against the San Jose State Spartans. They touch on all the improvements they saw in week four, the tag team quarterback situation, the turnovers, and the 500+ yards of offense.  After writing the best preview you'll read on Baylor, JwillyISU stops by to help preview the undefeated Baylor Bears prior to their arrival in Jack Trice Stadium this Saturday. Is there a chance ISU could pull the upset? You'll have to trust our process and listen to the podcast.  Subscribe to the WRNL We Still Booze podcast on iTunes by clicking subscribe at the link provided here.

Matt, Austin and Josh have made the trek down to Kansas City for the 2016 Big 12 Basketball Tournament. Live from the Up/Down Bar in Kansas City, the guys talk about the upcoming matchup with Oklahoma, conversate with some fans that made the trip themselves, and talk about their experiences in KC to give the fans that couldn't make the trip a taste of what it's like being down there with thousands of Cardinal and Gold faithful. They even manage to take shots live on the air while they're taking fan questions. You just never know what's going to happen. Join us for the first on-location podcast in WRNL history and stay tuned for future podcasts of the type!

Matt, Austin and Josh have made the trek down to Kansas City for the 2016 Big 12 Basketball Tournament. Live from the Up/Down Bar in Kansas City, the guys talk about the upcoming matchup with Oklahoma, conversate with some fans that made the trip themselves, and talk about their experiences in KC to give the fans that couldn't make the trip a taste of what it's like being down there with thousands of Cardinal and Gold faithful. They even manage to take shots live on the air while they're taking fan questions. You just never know what's going to happen. Join us for the first on-location podcast in WRNL history and stay tuned for future podcasts of the type!

To be fair, this podcast was recorded before the Naz Long news. Either way, the crew answers a boat load of Twitter questions to give the people what they want. They talk about what to expect from Burton, try to put some perspective on Jared Uthoff and offer their uncensored opinions on Ryan Spangler. In addition they tackle the important topics like coach dance videos, Christmas presents for Iowa State players, hairstyles and even some serious things like Iowa States non-conference strength of schedule, but not really. Take a listen for some general inanity and even a guest appearance from Sean's wife.

To be fair, this podcast was recorded before the Naz Long news. Either way, the crew answers a boat load of Twitter questions to give the people what they want. They talk about what to expect from Burton, try to put some perspective on Jared Uthoff and offer their uncensored opinions on Ryan Spangler. In addition they tackle the important topics like coach dance videos, Christmas presents for Iowa State players, hairstyles and even some serious things like Iowa States non-conference strength of schedule, but not really. Take a listen for some general inanity and even a guest appearance from Sean's wife.

In the early part of the podcast, Matt, Tom and Austin discuss Iowa State's new head football coach and what we might expect to see from a staff as Matt Campbell get's his feet wet in Ames. We take a look back at the introductory presser and analyze the recruiting strategy going forward. The rest of the podcast is solely dedicated to Iowa State Basketball. We review what we're seeing from Coach Prohm's squad after the Emerald Coast Classic in Niceville, Florida. We take a look at new roles for some guys, how great Monte Morris has been, and take a look at some social media mishaps from a prominent figure.  At the end we take a rapid fire look around the Big 12 and find out what we already knew. The Big 12 is good.

In the early part of the podcast, Matt, Tom and Austin discuss Iowa State's new head football coach and what we might expect to see from a staff as Matt Campbell get's his feet wet in Ames. We take a look back at the introductory presser and analyze the recruiting strategy going forward. The rest of the podcast is solely dedicated to Iowa State Basketball. We review what we're seeing from Coach Prohm's squad after the Emerald Coast Classic in Niceville, Florida. We take a look at new roles for some guys, how great Monte Morris has been, and take a look at some social media mishaps from a prominent figure.  At the end we take a rapid fire look around the Big 12 and find out what we already knew. The Big 12 is good.

Matt (CYHusker) stops by to discuss the running list of candidates he's tracking on WRNL to replace Paul Rhoads as the next head football coach at Iowa State. Some members of the WRNL crew call in to give there takes and we also take some fan phone calls to get some fan perspective from members of Cyclone Nation. Al continues to rip on western Iowa, Sean lobbies for the quadruple option, Dan has some scalding hot takes on the Brady Hoke rumors, Matt comes up with a real trophy for the "Heroes Game", and the crew offers an explanation as to why Nick Saban is a better fit at Iowa State than Texas. As I'm sure you could predict, this whole conversation devolves into a fast food discussion by the end of it. Be sure to check out the link below for updates as the coaching search rolls on: http://www.widerightnattylite.com/iowa-state-football/2015/11/22/9779056/early-potential-candidates-for-the-iowa-state-football-head-coaching-position

Matt (CYHusker) stops by to discuss the running list of candidates he's tracking on WRNL to replace Paul Rhoads as the next head football coach at Iowa State. Some members of the WRNL crew call in to give there takes and we also take some fan phone calls to get some fan perspective from members of Cyclone Nation. Al continues to rip on western Iowa, Sean lobbies for the quadruple option, Dan has some scalding hot takes on the Brady Hoke rumors, Matt comes up with a real trophy for the "Heroes Game", and the crew offers an explanation as to why Nick Saban is a better fit at Iowa State than Texas. As I'm sure you could predict, this whole conversation devolves into a fast food discussion by the end of it. Be sure to check out the link below for updates as the coaching search rolls on: http://www.widerightnattylite.com/iowa-state-football/2015/11/22/9779056/early-potential-candidates-for-the-iowa-state-football-head-coaching-position

It's time to talk about the really good teams! In 'Part 2' of a two part mini-series, Fitzy, Austin, Ben and Tom preview the projected top half of the Big 12 basketball teams as predicted by CBS Sports. The guys do that little extra bit of research on these teams so you don't have to! The staff also opines on Iowa State's first two games of the Steve Prohm era. We also end by doing a brief fantasy draft to give you a few players to watch as the season rolls along. If you're a Big 12 hoops lover, this pod is for you. We talk West Virginia, Baylor, Oklahoma, Kansas and reflect on Iowa State's first 2 games. 

It's time to talk about the really good teams! In 'Part 2' of a two part mini-series, Fitzy, Austin, Ben and Tom preview the projected top half of the Big 12 basketball teams as predicted by CBS Sports. The guys do that little extra bit of research on these teams so you don't have to! The staff also opines on Iowa State's first two games of the Steve Prohm era. We also end by doing a brief fantasy draft to give you a few players to watch as the season rolls along. If you're a Big 12 hoops lover, this pod is for you. We talk West Virginia, Baylor, Oklahoma, Kansas and reflect on Iowa State's first 2 games. 

It's a bonus episode of the WRNL Podcast! In 'Part 1' of a two part mini-series, Fitzy, Austin, Ben and Tom preview the projected bottom half of the Big 12 basketball teams as predicted by CBS Sports. The guys do that little extra bit of research on these teams so you don't have to! If you're a Big 12 hoops lover, this pod is for you. We talk TCU, Texas Tech, Kansas State, Oklahoma State and Texas.  Stay tuned for 'Part 2' coming at you next week!

It's a bonus episode of the WRNL Podcast! In 'Part 1' of a two part mini-series, Fitzy, Austin, Ben and Tom preview the projected bottom half of the Big 12 basketball teams as predicted by CBS Sports. The guys do that little extra bit of research on these teams so you don't have to! If you're a Big 12 hoops lover, this pod is for you. We talk TCU, Texas Tech, Kansas State, Oklahoma State and Texas.  Stay tuned for 'Part 2' coming at you next week!

On this episode, RevDizz is joined by CYHusker (Matt) and jwillyISU (Josh) to discuss tailgate beverages the new look offense under the leadership of Lanning/Sturdy, the darling job by DC Wally Burnham and the Cyclone defense, and preview the Oklahoma matchup from an Iowa State perspective. As always, we tackle the hard hitting questions from our twitter followers which provide for some interesting hypotheticals. Matt from the Crimson and Cream Machine (OU SBNation affiliate) also makes an appearance, to give the Sooner slant on Saturday's football game in Norman.

On this episode, RevDizz is joined by CYHusker (Matt) and jwillyISU (Josh) to discuss tailgate beverages the new look offense under the leadership of Lanning/Sturdy, the darling job by DC Wally Burnham and the Cyclone defense, and preview the Oklahoma matchup from an Iowa State perspective. As always, we tackle the hard hitting questions from our twitter followers which provide for some interesting hypotheticals. Matt from the Crimson and Cream Machine (OU SBNation affiliate) also makes an appearance, to give the Sooner slant on Saturday's football game in Norman.

On the inaugural We Still Booze Podcast, RevDizz is joined by contributors NormanUnderwood, CYHusker, KnowDan, austinnarber and KFitzy87 from Iowa State's SBNation site Wide Right & Natty Lite. The crew gathers to partake in mandatory discussion and scalding hot takes after the Baylor game last Saturday, the shake up on the coaching staff, suspensions and injury news, before answering Twitter questions and eventually touching on some preseason hoops.  What do you want to see out of the football team going forward? What do you want the team to look like? What are you looking forward to about the basketball season? These are the hard hitting topics that help distract us from yet another long football season.

On the inaugural We Still Booze Podcast, RevDizz is joined by contributors NormanUnderwood, CYHusker, KnowDan, austinnarber and KFitzy87 from Iowa State's SBNation site Wide Right & Natty Lite. The crew gathers to partake in mandatory discussion and scalding hot takes after the Baylor game last Saturday, the shake up on the coaching staff, suspensions and injury news, before answering Twitter questions and eventually touching on some preseason hoops.  What do you want to see out of the football team going forward? What do you want the team to look like? What are you looking forward to about the basketball season? These are the hard hitting topics that help distract us from yet another long football season.

The WRNL writers get together to discuss the recent Hoiberg Era Fantasy Draft that took place this past weekend.  Join us as we'll discuss draft strategy, the logic behind how we built our teams, and make our case for why each of our teams are better than everyone else's. At the very least, it should make for some good random banter and shit talking about our draft skills and why we should all be future GM's. 

The WRNL writers get together to discuss the recent Hoiberg Era Fantasy Draft that took place this past weekend.  Join us as we'll discuss draft strategy, the logic behind how we built our teams, and make our case for why each of our teams are better than everyone else's. At the very least, it should make for some good random banter and shit talking about our draft skills and why we should all be future GM's. 

Join the WRNL podcast crew as we discuss the Iowa State football Spring Game. We'll talk to those who attended, get their opinions on the team, the new look stadium, and the general vibe of Cyclone Nation as we head into the summer.

Join the WRNL podcast crew as we discuss the Iowa State football Spring Game. We'll talk to those who attended, get their opinions on the team, the new look stadium, and the general vibe of Cyclone Nation as we head into the summer.

The WRNL crew gets together to talk about the Cyclones basketball season that was. We'll discuss the highs and lows, what went right and wrong for the Cyclones as we review this past season and take a look ahead at the next. Also on the show, a look back at some of our preseason bold predictions and how we fared. We'll discuss the NCAA tournament, our biggest surprises, and reveal our picks for the National Championship. 

The WRNL crew gets together to talk about the Cyclones basketball season that was. We'll discuss the highs and lows, what went right and wrong for the Cyclones as we review this past season and take a look ahead at the next. Also on the show, a look back at some of our preseason bold predictions and how we fared. We'll discuss the NCAA tournament, our biggest surprises, and reveal our picks for the National Championship.