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This week on You’re Wrong… And Here’s Why:
In this episode of “You’re Wrong… And Here’s Why,” hosts Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone dive into a vibrant mix of sports and personal anecdotes that promise to keep you entertained from start to finish. The long-awaited release of NCAA College Football 25′ from EA Sports is finally here after an 11-year hiatus, and the excitement is palpable. Chris and Greg discuss what fans can expect from this highly anticipated game, reminiscing about its legacy and speculating on the new features and gameplay that will reignite the passion of college football enthusiasts.
In a generous move, the hosts announce a special giveaway: five free digital copies of NCAA College Football 25′. To participate, listeners simply need to DM the “Underdog Podcasts” Twitter account.
Switching gears, Chris shares some big personal news—he’s selling his house.
The episode then shifts to an international stage as the hosts take a look at the ongoing Olympics. They delve into some intriguing medal count prop bets, analyzing which countries are likely to come out on top and where the surprises might be. Their insights provide a fresh perspective on the global competition, blending sports analysis with a touch of friendly wagering.
Finally, Greg vents about his recent frustration with the MLB Home Run Derby, specifically criticizing the TV camera angles. His passionate rant highlights how poor camera work can impact the viewer’s experience, sparking a lively debate between the hosts about the importance of broadcast quality in sports events.
Tune in for an episode filled with sports talk, personal stories, and plenty of laughs on “You’re Wrong… And Here’s Why.”
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