How the Big 12 Could Be the New Big East
The college football landscape is in turmoil as an eight-team conference scrambles to hold on to power and relevance among the new world order. No, I’m not talking about the Big 12 in 2021. I’m […]
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Re-alignment Realities: What options do B12 schools have?
Week after week, terrible headline after terrible headline, Iowa State fans are bombarded with news of Armageddon in the college football world. Every headline from The Athletic (who does not have a dedicated writer for […]
Let’s look forward, Nebraska
The future doesn’t have to be bleak for Nebraska. Nebraska is still one of the great brands in the sport, but looking back is not going to fix the problem moving forward. […]
Matinee Baseball -Super Bowl Buffet
With the Super Bowl coming up we thought it would be nice to put all our Football podcasts in one spot for you to get you ready for the big game. Matinee Baseball 2.11 : […]
Ranking Every Iowa State Football Win in the Matt Campbell Era
I’ve been trying to put my feelings into words about a top-10 Iowa State Cyclone football team and the progress this program has made under coach Matt Campbell, but words have escaped me. There’s nothing […]
Culture Check 2.3: Community
Arnold Woods and Emily Cornell continue on talking about tv shows by chatting about NBC’s Community.
Old Man’s Strength: 2.03 – Forgiveness
Tim and Chris talk to Ken Miller The Godfather of DSM sports radio about his and Chris’s unlikely friendship and their history with Marty Tirrell. We hope you enjoy this story of good things come […]
Sports & Corks 3.4: Nia Dennis Stan Podcast
Emily and Emily chat about college basketball rumblings and tumblings. They briefly touch on the last weekend of the NFL before the big one. They share many updates about women’s soccer, hockey and gymnastics (because […]
Old Man’s Strength: 2.01 Silver Linings
Tim Johnson and Chris Shipley are just a couple of old dudes who came together to talk about the way it used to be and the way it has to be now. They laugh, get […]
Sports & Corks 3.24: Upsets, Tea, and Football Things
Emily and Emily chat about the past weekend of college football and NFL games. They also give some time to coaching rumors. Naturally, they round the time out with games of the week, hot takes, […]
Getting Over: The AEW Weekly Stock Report
Coming on the heels of All Out, an almost instantly historic show reported to have done well over 200,000 pay-per-view buys, AEW was tasked with capitalizing on that momentum with last week’s Dynamite and Rampage […]
I Refuse to Budget My Childhood Video Games!
ESPN put out a tweet this week that’s a version of the $15 budget meme, featuring tiers from $1-5, featuring sports video games mostly from the early 2000’s. Usually I’ll play along and at least […]
Bitter Units: A Beer Podcast: Northgate brewing’s Adam Sjogren
A survivor of the Minnesota brewing scene, Adam Sjogren was a co-founder and owner of Northgate Brewing. If he knew how to lock up his scooter, you could normally find him tooling around nordeast. Yell […]
Old Man’s Strength 2.18 Josh Knipfel
Josh hops on the podcast with Tim and Chris to talk about the CyHawk rivalry, what he thinks about the upcoming game. He walks down memory lane about the last time GameDay was in Ames […]
GameDay Guest Picker Nominations
They’re back! ESPN’s College GameDay is coming back to the heartland for yet another Cy-Hawk rivalry game. I polled The Tailgate Society contributors with some rooting interest in the game for who’d they like to […]
How the New Big 12 Stacks Up
BYU, Cincinnati, Houston, and UCF appear headed to the Big 12, and that means a shake-up among the Power Five. Can the Big 12 keep up with the others in money, power, perception, and (most […]
AEW ON TGS 2.04: All Out Preview
Ted Flint is joined by Tom Hyde and Jason Mitchell for the drunkest AEW wrestling podcast you will find. It is time for them to talk about AEW All Out.
Let’s talk about Houston
The Big 12 will likely expand, following the departure of Oklahoma and Texas to the Southeastern Conference (SEC). The top three candidates appear to be Brigham Young University (BYU), the University of Cincinnati, and the […]
We let down Afghanistan
Just like countless other veterans who have served in the Global War on Terror I haven’t been OK these past few weeks. With the attack on the 26th and the full withdrawal of American military […]