In today’s show Ryan and I get heated about the NFL, NBA playoff talk, and much more. Listen here

On todays show we discuss David Price’s blow up, Tavon Austin’s pro potential, and why Ohio St. should or shouldn’t be ranked preseason #1 next year in college football. Listen here

Over Christmas break, I went to Nashville to see my Tennessee Titans play the New York Jets. It was a must-win for the 6-8 jets to make the playoffs. The Titans were already out. The game was to be broadcast on ESPN’s Monday Night Football. In attendance was Tim Tebow. Tim Tebow. Role model, elite college player, savior of the Broncos. He was right...

If you missed part one, you can find it here. As I said in part one, one of the major problems with studying for finals is having no motivation. However, another big problem is just the opposite: panicking and trying to squeeze in too much information at once. So what can you do when you’re freaking out and baiscally mainlining information? The only thing...

The way I see it, there are two main problems people face when it comes time to study for finals: having no motivation to study at all, or, conversely, freaking out and panicking and trying to stuff as much information into their brains as possible. I suffer from both of these on a pretty regular basis. And for the first part of my Preventing a Finals-Induced...