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24-Team Playoff Chaos, College Hoops Preview, & NFL Hot Seats
Episode 291
Monday, 9 November, 2026
The crew is down two hosts for House's birthday, but Pope, Milk, and Rooster jump straight into the week's biggest sports storylines. Milk kicks things off with a fiery bar-take aimed at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after a nightmare five-turnover loss, while Pope and Rooster bring Michael Irvin and Philip Rivers into the mix. From there, the guys break down the NFL landscape, analyzing the surging Bengals and Jags, the gritty New York Giants snapping a 13-year road losing streak against the Eagles, and the mounting head-coaching hot seats around the league. They top off the pro football discussion with their weekly "Plaxico Locks" spread picks. Moving to college football, the panel recaps an action-packed "Elimination Saturday" headlined by Georgia boat-racing Ole Miss, Notre Dame's statement win over Miami, and Oregon hanging 38 unanswered points on Ohio State. The hosts break down the newly announced $1.7 billion, 24-team College Football Playoff expansion, debating how the eight first-round byes, campus-site matchups, and the elimination of traditional conference championship games will transform the postseason gridiron. Finally, the episode features a comprehensive 2026-27 Men's College Basketball preview. The guys cover national frontrunner Florida returning 82% of its offense in the SEC, Duke's loaded roster in the ACC, stacked contender pools across the Big 12 and Big Ten, and a fiery Big East battle brewing between Dan Hurley's UConn and Rick Pitino's St. John's. They close out with SEC officiating rants, Ted Lasso props for 19-year-old PGA winner Blades Brown, and buzzer-beater notes on F1 and Philly fan drama.
