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BlitzCast #150: Overrated Wideout Alex Khvatov
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Michigan Locking Up a 1 Seed, Sparty’s Late Surge & Weekend Picks Tyler Aki
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Tiger’s Legs, Urban Meyer and Movies Sean Ryan
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Episode #19: Big Mac and Fries Lou Montagna
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222. “Superman and Lois” Star Alex Garfin (Jordan Kent) Seth Everett
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212 — An Inconvenient Goof Zandrick Ellison
On this episode, Ed lists his Top 10 WR’s in this NFL Draft. Alex reveals his most overrated WR and it is a big surprise. Charlotte RB Tre Harbison joins the show. He talks about the two all-star games that he played in and what he took away from them.
Tim Leonard and Tyler Aki discuss Michigan’s impressive blowout over Iowa, carnage in the Top 10, Michigan State’s late run and weekend picks.
Sam and guest host Gooch Givens dig into the Tiger Woods car crash, dig into the popularity of golf when Tiger Woods and Happy Gilmore hit the scene in the 90s and then Urban Meyer’s move to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
This week, Jaguars beat reporter John Shipley stops by. He talks Urban Meyer’s impact in his first year and FA targets for the Jaguars. Also we look at Alabama QB Mac Jones and who will get a franchise tag.
This week on The Underdog Sports NFL Show, Chris Horwedel and Mario Hines start the offseason with some general talk and then enter into part one of their 2021 free agent preview.
On this episode the bragging of the first perfect week in shows history kicks it off and we breakdown our picks for the upcoming weekend. From 0-9 to 8-0 what a difference a week makes for Greg as the guys look to keep the momentum rolling into next week.
This week Between the Pylons brings you our thoughts on the Cason Wentz trade as well as a look at some of the top offensive free agents.
On this week’s episode of You’re Wrong… and Here’s Why, Chris Horwedel and Greg Crone talk about the Carson Wentz Trade, 2021 NBA All-Stars being announced, and Kristaps Porzingis could be on the market, again.
Mike Gastineau was a host at Seattle’s Sportsradio KJR from 1991-2012. During his time in Seattle, he witnessed many iconic Seattle sports moments.
