Nebraska fires Scott Frost after losing to Georgia Southern; Clint Lamb helps us break down Alabama's last second victory over Texas; and week 1 of NFL action is in the books.

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Crain & Company

Ep. 137 - Nebraska Fires Scott Frost

Alabama becomes the latest state to protect women's collegiate sports; our friend Ben Mintz stops by to talk college baseball wagering; and we're breaking down the top 10 storylines in SEC football.

Alabama Protects Women's Sports (Ben Mintz)

Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw speaks out on the team's decision to honor anti-Catholic drag queens; Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass apologizes for speaking out; and the SEC Spring meetings this week continue to offer a bevy of storylines. 


Kershaw Speaks Out on Drag Queens

The Miami Heat take game seven from the Boston Celtics to advance to the NBA Finals; the Vegas Golden Knights demolished the Dallas Stars to move on to the Stanley Cup Finals; and former NFL and FSU QB Danny Kanell drops by to talk football.


Miami Completes the Upset (Guest Danny Kanell)

The Boston Celtics thrashed the Miami Heat last night in game five of the Eastern Conference Finals; the Dallas Stars beat the Vegas Golden Knights in OT to keep from being swept; and we are unveiling the Crain & Company College Football Pick 'Em.


Pick Five College Football Teams (Tom Luginbill)

Tennessee police conducted a welfare check on Grizzlies star Ja Morant following cryptic social media posts; the Florida Panthers sweep the Carolina Hurricanes on route to the Stanley Cup Finals; and Jason Whitlock from Blaze Media joins us to discuss the biggest stories in sports.


"I'm Almost Done With Sports" (Jason Whitlock)

The LA Dodgers are siding with drag queens over Catholics; the Boston Celtics finally won a game in the Eastern Conference Finals; and the Blue Jays beat the league-leading Rays 20-1.


The Dodgers Drag Queen Fiasco (Guest Spencer Klavan)

The Denver Nuggets sweep the LA Lakers as LeBron James contemplates retirement; the Carolina Hurricanes find themselves down 3-0 to the Florida Panthers; and Barrett Sallee of CBS Sports stops by to talk college football.


LeBron Gets Swept (Guest Barrett Sallee)

The son of legendary coach Bo Schembechler resigns from Michigan football following allegations of racism; the Miami Heat take a 3-0 series lead over the Boston Celtics; and Brooks Koepka wins the PGA Championship for the third time.


Racism? Or Just Conservative?

We break down the PAC-12 win totals for 2023; Adidas is hopping on the woke train just in time for summer; and we go through the current college baseball rankings.

Adidas Joins the Woke Cult 

EA Sports announces its popular video game NCAA Football will return next summer after a nine-year hiatus; the Heat win game one at the Celtics; and the PGA Championship tees off today at Oak Hill.


Finally: EA Sports NCAA Football is Returning

Angels superstar Shohei Ohtani continues to break MLB records; the Nuggets take game one of the western conference finals from the Lakers; and Texas Tech head football coach Joey McGuire joins us.


Shohei's Greatness + Texas Tech Coach Joey McGuire

Georgia football lands a commitment from #1 quarterback recruit, Dylan Raiola; the Dallas Stars advance in the Stanley Cup playoffs after defeating the Kraken; and seven ACC schools consider leaving the conference.


Georgia Lands #1 QB and Miller Lite Goes Woke

The Memphis Grizzlies have once again suspended point guard Ja Morant over his latest gun video; the Lakers and Celtics each advance to their conference finals; and we're breaking down Big 10 football win totals.


Suspended Again...

The 2023 NFL schedules have been released; the Celtics force a game seven against the 76ers; and Alex Stein from Blaze Media stops by to talk LSU football.


NFL Schedules Released (Guest Alex Stein)

The punishments have been revealed for the gay-slur used by West Virginia basketball coach Bob Huggins; Steph Curry and the Warriors take game five from the Lakers; and we break down the win totals for Big 12 football.


Huggins Sensitivity Training

Prosecutors say former Bills punter Matt Araiza was not present during an alleged gang rape; West Virginia basketball coach Bob Huggins apologizes for using a gay slur on radio; and more than 40 student-athletes at Iowa and Iowa State are under investigation for betting violations


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