Kenny Payne did not get his fifth win of the year last night. Kentucky is seven days away. Also! Big Ben’s Steelers lament, Joe Kelly’s Hall of Fame thought, and is getting suspended a backdoor to load management?
Stu’s Notes: Great Athletes Who’ve Worn Number 99
Joe Kelly vs. Wayne Gretzky. Also: Tommy DeVito’s agent makes it weird, the Finns are fighting, the eggnog is located, and someone stole our poop.
Stu’s Notes: Michigan, Michigan State, Scandal, and the NIT
“He can hit.” Also: Andy Enfield & LeBron James; Adam Silver & Lebron James; whether Zion needs Moriah Mills; Joe Kelly’s new number; and the Ottawa Senators.
What a College Football NIT Would Look Like in 2023
The top seed? Iowa, of course.
Stu’s Notes: What’s on the Line for Shaka Smart in Maui*
Shaka Smart is undefeated, lifetime, in the Maui Invitational. And he’s never even been to Maui.
Stu’s Notes: Chris Partridge vs. Computer
Also: The A’s run F1, the Cubs care what we think, and Burnley has received justice but it might not help.
Stu’s Notes: Ten Teams Who Could Win the NIT
Including…milkshake bobbleheads, a defense of Draymond Green, Kelly Oubre’s doorbell, and Brad Bohannon got banned.
Stu’s Notes: What Aaron Rodgers Knows About When He’ll Return
Aaron Rodgers didn’t fake an Achilles tear. But he’s definitely up to something. Also: JMU resembles a certain other Cinderella, Arch Manning Bust Watch returns, and a thought on Thursday weddings.
Joe’s Notes: TCU Might Miss a Bowl, and That Is Good for College Football
Cinderella still exists. Also: Clearing up the JMU bowl situation, the funniest Michigan scenario, Milan Momcilovic’s debut, and the Cubs chase the latest market inefficiency.
Stu’s Notes: Is FAU an NIT Contender?
The Owls have us hooting. Also! UNT raised a banner, Connor Stalions has a strange LLC, the Dodgers might be bankrupt, and the Cubs hired a personal enemy.
32 for 32: Ohio State’s NIT Outlook
NIT Champion Mark Titus joins to discuss the Buckeyes’ chance at glory.
NIT Bracketology Rundown: November 6th, 2023
How our preseason bracketology works, a new sub-.500 question, and the NIT’s First Four Out.
32 for 32: Auburn’s NIT Outlook
The third Sicko stops by, and that means it’s Auburn time.
32 for 32: Washington State’s NIT Outlook
We’re joined by Dave Andersen to talk about the once and future Cougs.
32 for 32: Missouri’s NIT Outlook
Jim Root, the third man in Three Man Weave, tells us everything we want to know about Mizzou.
32 for 32: BYU’s NIT Outlook
Mitch Harper of KSL Sports gives us the lowdown on BYU.
32 for 32: Cincinnati’s NIT Outlook
Cincinnati expert Zach Fries is here to talk Bearcats.
32 for 32: Virginia Tech’s NIT Outlook
The one and only Ken Pomeroy joins the program to talk Hokies.