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 […]
Adjusting the College Football Calendar
The college football calendar in December is creating more storylines off the field than on the field. The transfer portal, expanded College Football Playoff and coaching carousel have created an overlapping timeline for players and […]
Let’s pin a tiger by it’s tail: ISU vs Princeton preview
The Iowa State Cyclones women’s basketball team face the Princeton Tigers in the First Four round of the NCAA tournament on Wednesday, March 19 at 6 pm Central. Since Big 12 fans may be less […]
All the Boise State Broncos have ever needed was a chance
In 1994, the Idaho Vandals visited Boise’s blue turf and got handed an L after beating the Broncos in the 12 previous meetings. Bronco Nation stormed the field, climbed the goalposts, and celebrated a win […]
The Diary of a Sad Wyoming Fan
We’re more than halfway through the college football season, and fam, I’m going through it when it comes to my beloved Wyoming Cowboys. They started the season 0-4 in non-conference play and are 1-2 in […]
A Rant: Hughie Campbell is a Terrible Boyfriend
**SPOILERS** if you haven’t seen seasons 1-4 of The Boys, you may want to turn back now and return when you’ve caught up. I’ve done my due diligence, if you continue reading the show will […]
Ted’s Sandlot Rankings
With the Fourth of July coming up, and it being a hot ass summer, I found some AC and rewatched the Sandlot. A movie that is easily in my top five most watched movies of […]
The College Football Super League — A return to sanity?!?!
Back in 2020, I wrote about returning to conference alignment sanity. Since then, television networks have taken a blowtorch to any semblance of sanity in conference realignment, following the Texas/Oklahoma departure to the SEC, and […]
Choosing My Game Day Dining Adventure
Basketball game days can be a little hectic with tip times around dinner. I found myself with some extra free time this season after being laid off, so I decided to treat myself to an […]
She Reminds Me of…
The number of freshmen Iowa State women’s basketball is relying on this year — not just a couple, but a full lineup of five — is uncharted territory for the Cyclones. However, they’ve long had […]
A Guide to the Big 12 Schedule Matrix
We’ve hit the halfway point of the Big 12 season and the conference race is as clear as mud. Houston leads the pack at 7-3, while more than half the league lurks within two games. […]