Shane took an hour away from freezing to death to call into the show and record an hour. Mighty fine of him. The show starts with us discussing how terrible the Pro Bowl is, and what should be done about it. From there, we look at all the […]
Shane’s about to start his journey to Mason City, Iowa, but before he gets on the road he was nice enough to send in some sound bites on today’s topics. We start with Edgar Martinez and the hall of fame. By next week’s episode, we’ll know whether he […]
Shane’s personal news leads the show off: He’s leaving Seattle to take a job as a sports reporter in Mason City, Iowa! As his co-host, I can say I’m quite excited for Shane being able to chase his dream, and I can also say that, while our schedule […]
A new year means it’s time for new BS, even though it really does sound a lot like the old BS. I guess our resolutions haven’t quite kicked in and made us new people yet. Maybe next week! The Seahawks squeaked out a win against the Arizona Cardinals […]
This show was a lot more fun to do than last week’s! And it was all possible thanks to Brett’s mom saving the day and driving the microphones to our recording space at our shared work. Thanks, Jacquie! Before we start, we spend a few moments talking about […]
Brent Schwartz is back to talk some WSU ‘crootin’ and give us one last look ahead to next Friday’s Alamo Bowl against Iowa State. Recorded on December 20 in the early afternoon, so we only talk about players that had signed as of December 19. Brent has a […]
Before sports, Brett has a #VeryImportant rant to go on about a game show, and a total jamoke who blew it on said game show. So be ready for that before the sports. Hope you wanted a baseball-centric episode! To borrow a line from Major League…who are these fuckin’ guys? […]
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Oregon State attempted to empty out its playbook against Oregon…it did not go well for them
There are only two rivalry games this week that we’ll pit Pac-12 teams against each other. So we decided to take a look at them in detail.
