
Wall2WallFootball: Elf Rules Edition
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Tim and Scott are in the Christmas spirit while discussing college football signing day, coaching hires, and even give James Franklin some love. The Steelers still have many issues, so the guys discuss the best course of action. Find out who the Guys… on

Back When There Was Baseball: Bobby Bonner
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This is one of the most inspirational stories you will ever hear. The subject of our podcast today is Bobby Bonner. He was a great prospect for the Orioles, drafted in the 3rd round of the 1976 MLB draft behind Cal Ripken, to replace Mark Belanger… on

Talking College Football History: Rick Upchurch
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We have a great story this week with our guest Rick Upchurch. You should remember his NFL accomplishments with the Denver Broncos from 1975-1983. He is in the Denver Broncos Hall of Fame and on their 50th Anniversary team. But did… on

Wall2WallFootball: Gotta Go Mike Edition
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Tim and Scott both have seen enough of Mike Tomlin in Pittsburgh. They discuss reasons for the downfall, options for his departure, and more. Plus other NFL coaches in hot water, college football QB carousel, big issues with the portal, Penn State and… on

Musings of a Sports Fanatic: December 15
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Tim is disgusted with baseball and has a lot to say about it. From Shohei’s 700 mill to deferred salaries to no salary cap, Tim hates it all. The Time Machine goes back to 1966 to show the difference in salaries. On the docket is more baseball, Pens and… on

Back When There Was Baseball: Bump Wills
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Bump Wills joins us on the podcast this week. Bump is the son of Maury Wills and had a successful career along with his father. Bump signed his MLB contract with the Texas Rangers after playing for Bobby Winkles at Arizona State. … on

Talking College Football History: Greg Hare
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Who was the Ohio State quarterback sandwiched between Rex Kern and Cornelius Greene? His name is Greg Hare and we have him as our guest this week on the podcast. Greg graduated from Fort Hill High School in Cumberland, Maryland and almost went to Penn… on
