We discuss the madness of March and the upcoming Final Four. We also preview each division in the MLB and give you our predictions on how they will shake out. We give our way to early playoffs and World Series picks. Finally we embrace debate on if the Browns are actually acting like a competent franchise, and if there is anything scarier than an angry UConn Women’s basketball team.
Seth Campbell and I are back to preview the NCAA basketball tournament, talk about Spring Training baseball and the MLB offseason. Segments include a Browns rant and a rant on the NCAA selection show changes.
Seth Campbell and I break down the Super Bowl, the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class, NBA trade deadline and Winter Olympics. We also have an explain it to Seth, and a get off my TV for Brian Windhorst.
Seth Campbell comes in as a special cohost alongside Jimmy Farmer to discuss the Super Bowl. We give you our game predictions and some prop bet predictions. We also discuss the Baseball Hall of Fame results, the Chief Wahoo decision and the MLB offseason that may finally be kicking into gear. Segments include Homer time (SEC, Arkansas and Ohio basketball), a fix for the Cavs and a Get off my Twitter for people who want the Indians to be named the Spiders again and people who Twitch and Tweet their Fortnight games.
We are back from break to discuss the NFL playoffs, College bowl games and MLB cold stove. We also have a Browns rant and a defend the legacy for Ohio State and Michigan basketball.
We discuss the College Football Playoffs and our problems with the system. We also give our New Years Six predictions and our Heisman prediction. We also discuss why the baseball stove is not hot and the wild NFL (hint a big rant about the Browns). We end on the Curt Schilling test, a get off my TV and a Really dude?
We are joined by our first guest of the year Seth Campbell to discuss the fallout from rivalry week in college football, the crazy SEC coaching carousel and the new landscape in the NFL’s NFC East. We also have a defend the legacy for Jim Harbaugh and Jeff Long, and get off my TV for Paul Finebaum, Booger McFarland, Gus Johnson and Joel Klatt. Finally we introduce a new segment: the Curt Schilling baseball Hall of Fame test.
We get everyone ready for Thanksgiving week with a special early episode. We discuss the incredibly close MVP voting in the MLB and break down the week that was in the NFL and college football. We get everyone ready by for Thanksgiving football in the NFL and rivalry week in college football by breaking down the upcoming games. Finally we have a someone should do this for a Palmetto bug trophy in the South Carolina vs Clemson game, and we introduce the first two winners of the Josh Rosen award.
We discuss our problems with our Apple laptops and Ohio in the loss to Akron. We also discuss the bland week in College Football, MLB awards week, the surprisingly good slate in the NFL. We have a thank you for your service for Tyrod Taylor and Kenny Britt. We also introduce two new segments: I think they are fixed for the Cavs, and Somebody should do this for the NIT World Cup.
We discuss the revealing week in college football, the increasing strangeness of the NFL and the early NHL and NBA seasons. We also introduce a new segment: He is who we thought he was for Aaron Rodgers and Jake Bentley. Also a serious RIP to Roy Halladay and a big serious Thank you for your Service to all the US military members and veterans.
We discuss the Astros winning the World Series, the coaching and roster changes in the MLB, the wild week that was in college football, the CFP rankings and the NFL. Also the debut of a new segment called thank you for your service. And we defend the legacy of: LeBron James and Ohio State QBs not named JT Barrett.
We discuss the World Series and where both teams stand after a spectacular game 2, the MLB coaching carousel, the notes from a young NBA season, the NFL entering a week filled with teams on their bye and the packed 3:30 slate college football games. We also introduce three segments: RIP to your job, defend the legacy and the Casey Stern debate.
We discuss the Dodgers and Yankees being in perfect position to reach the World Series, the close division races in the NFL, a Browns rant by both of us, the injuries in the NBA and the now wide open playoff race in college football.
We discuss the US men’s soccer team missing the World Cup, the MLB playoffs and their fallout, college football possible “wanky” games, the upcoming NBA season and the NFL that is being ran by Kansas City.
We discuss the MLB playoffs and make our predictions for the first round. We also give our MLB award winners. Finally we discuss a little football.
We discuss the MLB playoff picture as the final week of the season approaches. We also dive into the week that was in college football and the NFL. Finally we touch on the FBI investigation of college basketball.
College football, the NFL and MLB races all got a littler more clear for some teams and a little crazier for others. We explain which teams cleared up their standing and which ones did not.
The first episode of View from the Room. We discuss the upcoming NFL season, college football, the MLB playoff race and the Cavs and Celtics mega deal.