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SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Joe Hoyt discuss the Cowboys' disastrous OT loss to the Cardinals and what it should mean for the roster as they approach the trade deadline. Joe thinks they should be sellers, not buyers, and George Pickens should be the first to go. He also tells us why he thinks it won't happen. Kevin drops his suggestion for a successor whenever Brian Schottenheimer gets the gate. (Hint: Pickens' former coach). Mike Curtis joins Kevin to talk about the Mavs' flop against the Kings on Monday after a surprisingly hot start to the season. Mike tells us what the chemistry between Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving could mean for the latter's long-term future with the organization. They also discuss how the rookie class is playing and how Morez Johnson Jr. compares with one of his old Michigan teammates. And Kevin breaks down some of the FBS races as well as the exit of Brett Yormark, the Big 12 commissioner and Cody Campbell's chief protagonist. 

SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant discuss the Cowboys' 38-21 win over the Eagles and what it means for their prospects in the NFC East, where the Giants loom as their primary opposition at 4-2-1. Can Dak Prescott's dominance in the East carry them to the division title? Will Brian Schottenheimer's nearly-too-late focus on running the ball correct the offense's struggles? Can the defense get out of its own way? Kevin and Evan also regale the audience with tales of their trip to and from Austin, where they watched the Longhorns' wild win over Ole Miss, their second over a Top 10 team this year. And Mike Curtis joins the guys to tell us what the Mavs' roller-coaster start portends.

SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and Calvin Watkins discuss the Cowboys' two-game losing streak and what it'll take to pull them out of the muck. Kevin notes that five of their next six opponents have losing records, including the Eagles, who will be without Jalen Hurts in Monday's game. Caution: Calvin's take is not for the faint of heart. The guys also parse the Mavs' playoff potential and the future of Kyrie Irving. Can Arch Manning rebound and put Texas back on track? Kevin and Evan talk about the Longhorns' CFP chances as well as Sebastian Walcott, the Rangers' next big hope.

SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and Joe Hoyt discuss the further decline of the Cowboys' defense and what it says that they're bringing in an old pal to help out Christian Parker. Evan says they should have done it sooner. Kevin says no team with Super Bowl intentions needs a defensive coordinator to grow into the job. Joe says not to expect any big improvements anytime soon. Kevin and Evan look back at Texas-OU as well as Mike Elko's outburst after another loss by Texas A&M, then give their takes on the SEC, Big 12 and ACC races. And Evan breaks down a future for Sebastian Walcott and how that fits with the Rangers'.

SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and Joe Hoyt discuss the Cowboys' 34-30 come-from-behind win over Houston. Joe tells us that, until further notice, the Cowboys will have to score 30 points a game to win. The good news is, they can do that, especially in a weak NFC East. Bad news: The defense isn't close to league average, and might never rise to that level this year. The guys cite the passings of Dennis Franchione, former head coach at both TCU and Texas A&M, and Jim Ray Smith, a world-class lineman at Baylor and in the NFL who served several decades with the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association. Kevin and Evan also lay out the possibilities for an upset of No. 1 Texas (Hint: not good) and what to do if your friend or loved one puts ketchup on a corny dog.