Bonus Chat!

Matt and Ben wrap up the Lonestar Showdown. They also previewed the big games from Friday, but due to technical difficulties and other things, that part has been cut because of its current irrelevancy. If you must know, both Matthew and Benjamin picked Auburn and Boise State to win. Ben picked Oregon and Matt chose Arizona. Oregon, Auburn, and Nevada were the actual winners in those games. Enjoy.

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Thanksgiving Weekly Chat!

Matt and Ben talk about what they've been most thankful for in sports this past year, plus preview the Thanksgiving Day Lonestar Showdown.

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I Was There

I was there. Standing at the back of the Texas A&M locker room, watching the players just moments before they would take the field against the 8^th ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers on national television. Each player had their own way of getting ready for this matchup. Many made last minute equipment adjustments, and for those without their own headphones on, locker room DJ Von Miller provided a Phil Collins groove to pump up the team. Eddie Brown paced through the middle of the room, imploring his teammates to get ready for the night’s battle. Coach Sherman’s speech was succinct and to the point, reminding his team that they expect to win this game, then asking the question of the moment: Are you ready? Hell yeah.

Weekly Chat-Talkin' BCS

This week Ben and Matt discuss the BCS National Championship game.

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Weekly Chat

Ben and Matt preview all 30 NBA teams in 3 words, or less, or equation, or symbols. If you're short on time, then the short version is for you. If you have plenty of time on your hands or want the full discussion, then listen to the long version parts 1 and 2. If you'd rather not listen, then don't click on the play buttons below.

Short Version!

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Long Version Part 1!

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Long Version Part 2!

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Turn the Tide, Tannehill

Much has been made this year of the apparent Texas A&M senior quarterback curse. Mark Farris, Dustin Long, Reggie McNeal, Stephen McGee, and now Jerrod Johnson. All of these Aggie quarterbacks have suffered extreme disappointment in their senior seasons. It comes in a variety of forms, from injury to poor performance, but rest assured it has come, much to the chagrin of the Aggie faithful. The reason for the disappointment, though, stems from the expectation placed on each of these quarterbacks because of the job they did in replacing their predecesor.