Tim Brando joins the show while we discuss our last-minute thoughts on the College Football Playoff Semifinals, the state of the postseason so far, and the sports media industry.

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The Cowboys deny the Bears permission to interview head coach Mike McCarthy; #1 ranked men's basketball team Tennessee loses to Florida by 30; and we rank the top quarterbacks remaining in the College Football Playoff.

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Notre Dame is set to take on Penn State in the Orange Bowl; Aaron Rodgers considers retiring from the NFL; and the Titans lock in the draft's #1 pick.

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The NFL playoffs are set — the Chiefs and Lions enter as the #1 seeds; Jerod Mayo and Doug Peterson are the first head coaches fired on black Monday; and we discuss the SEC's poor playoff performance.

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Watch us live for a recap of the first round of the College Football Playoff.

Ohio State knocks Oregon from the College Football Playoff; Texas survives Arizona State in double overtime; and the Sugar Bowl gets postponed due to a terrorist attack

In this candid interview, Sage Steele opens up about the downfall of ESPN, sharing her perspective on the network’s changing direction, controversies, and the impact on sports journalism. From shifts in programming to the challenges of navigating the modern media landscape, Steele offers a behind-the-scenes look at ESPN's evolution and the struggles it faces in today's competitive sports media world. Watch as she reflects on the network’s challenges and what the future holds for sports broadcasting.

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The College Football Playoff instituted a four-team format which lasted from 2014-2024. These are the nine greatest games from the four-team CFP era.

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