A lot to talk about on this one. Justin Tucker, the NFL playoffs, a look forward to the offseason for a few teams that fell short, and trade talk for Jimmy Butler and De'Aaron Fox in the NBA.

The NFL regular season has concluded, and the playoffs feel pretty wide open. We break down every game of SUPER WILD CARD WEEKEND and take a few minutes to make a very simple fix to the NBA's ratings concerns.

He's coming home. That's right, Bill Belichick is coming home to Chapel Hill to coach UNC and Taylor Vippolis joins us to break that down, vent about the Knicks, and get laughed at for Juan Soto joining the Mets.

Oh yeah, and I guess Rich Rodriguez is back at WVU too.

AND: Shepherd basketball first impressions for 2024-25.

Shepherd football's season is over and uh oh the transfer portal is full of Rams. How concerned should we be and what is the outlook on SU football moving forward.

Also: Shepherd women's soccer and volleyball are killing it, and the grind of the NFL season continues on.

Shepherd is 5-4. They lost to Bloomsburg again. People are starting to talk about sweeping changes needing to be made. Are they fair or do we need to pump the brakes?

We also check in on the NFL as they reach mid-season and examine just how wrong people are about which fictional characters would vote for who in the election.

It's basketball season again! Time for our proper NBA preview with Nick Arguelles back again to talk about the spike in unlikability the Celtics took this summer and look around at the league for who will take a step back or a leap forward.

Friends of the Show Russ and Nick are back for a loaded episode after a few weeks off. The Orioles officially disappointed, the Knicks traded for an all-star, the New York Jets exist, and Shepherd had an identity crisis-inducing loss. Featuring an accidental mini NBA preview.

A good week of football finally happened for us! Shepherd won, but there's things to improve on. Justin Fields still looks good. The Ravens didn't blow a lead (they almost did!). And people are being incredibly dumb as usual about quarterbacks.