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For this episode, host Will McBroom hosts the show with co-host Jonathan Polo to give you the latest in the world of sports. With Matthew Smith and Kate Finklestein rounding out the crew, these sport advocates update their viewers on all things NBA, NHL, and College World Series. Not to mention crowd favorite... this week's winners and losers!
For the first episode of the Summer semester, Will McBroom hosts alongside Justin Pollack with panelists Kate Finkelstein and Matthew Smith to discuss FSU baseball and softball, as well as the NBA and NHL playoffs. At the end, the team talks about their winners and losers for the week.
On this episode, Jackson Bakich hosts the show alongside David Jarrett and they’re joined by Justin Pollack and Andrew Cheyne to discuss Florida State being left out of the College Football Playoff and what the future of the sport holds. Despite being left out of the playoff, Florida State took hold of the ACC Championship for the first time in nine years and the guys broke down the dominant defensive performance (46:57).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by producer Jack Oliaro and Jack Morantes to break down Florida State’s victory in the Swamp (7:57). Jack Oliaro gives the Seminole Segment (29:48) before Derek DeBurger of The Cardinal joins us to give his insight on Louisville heading into the ACC Championship (36:02). The crew will then preview and give their thoughts on FSU’s first ACC Championship game since 2014 (49:06).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Jack Arduser and Will McBroom to mourn the injury of Jordan Travis who’s collegiate football career ended in the victory over North Alabama (9:26). Amanda Golson gives the Seminole Segment (31:55) before the crew previews the final regular season game at Florida (36:30) and wraps up with the latest on FSU Men’s Basketball (57:08).
On this episode, William Haynes is joined by David Jarrett making his debut in the co-hosting chair along with Justin Pollack and debutant on the show, Jadon Grant. They discussed Florida State’s third straight win over Miami in tight fashion (3:28) before producer Jack Oliaro ran through the latest in FSU Soccer and Volleyball (34:49). The crew will then finish with men’s and women’s basketball who got off to great starts after the opening week (40:51).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by ACCNX sideline reporter Amanda Golson and debutant Matthew Smith to discuss Florida State’s shaky but ultimately defiant win at Pitt (5:37) before they preview another chapter in the rivalry between Florida State-Miami this Saturday (21:34). Producer Jack Oliaro will run you through the latest and greatest in Florida State athletics (31:58) before the crew finishes out previewing both the FSU Men and Women’s Basketball teams as their seasons begin (39:14).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by sports aficionado David Jarrett and debutant Will McBroom to discuss Florida State ending their three game losing streak to Wake Forest and remaining undefeated (6:35). The crew will then preview FSU’s next test in Pittsburgh (30:38) before talking about the best and most interesting from this past week of college football and the picture surrounding the Seminoles on the national and conference level (42:43).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Owen Hillman and the always popular Andrew Cheyne to discuss Florida State’s primetime win over 16. Duke (6:55) before being joined by Cooper Sullivan of Old Gold and Black to give his thoughts on Wake Forest as the Seminoles hit the road to Winston-Salem this weekend (31:38). The crew will then finish out with their preview of the game (40:58) before wrapping up with the notable games across a wild Week 8 in college football (47:46).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Jack Morantes and debutant David Jarrett to discuss Florida State’s blowout over Syracuse (4:30) before being joined by Dom Fenoglio of The Chronicle to give his thoughts on Duke heading into a top-twenty showdown with Florida State (17:31). The crew will then finish out with their preview of the game (32:29) before rounding out with Heisman discussions and where Jordan Travis lies in that conversation (47:18).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Jacob Smith and debutant Olivia Ammon to discuss Florida State’s victory over Virginia Tech (7:06) before being joined by Alex Remoll of WAER Sports to preview Syracuse-Florida State as the Noles look to stay undefeated at the halfway point (33:25). The crew will then finish out with yet another wild week of college football highlighted by Louisville’s upset over Notre Dame (48:52).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Knoxville native Justin Pollack and debutant Owen Hillman to discuss Florida State football coming out of the bye week (3:59) and preview this weekend’s game against Virginia Tech (24:24). The crew will then dive into MLB talk as the road to the Fall Classic begins (40:20).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by ACCN sideline reporter Amanda Golson and the most interesting man in the sports, Andrew Cheyne. They'll recap Florida State’s monumental win over Clemson (6:37) and discuss the team and their outlook heading into the bye week (35:10). They’ll then wrap up with college football across the board after a wild Week 4 (49:30).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by former host of the show Brett Rutherford and Jack Arduser to recap Florida State’s scare on the road against Boston College (5:58). Justin Robertson of The Tiger joins us to give us his insight on this Clemson team (28:44) before the crew wraps up with their predictions and their thoughts on the next chapter of the Florida State-Clemson rivalry (45:03).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by ACC Network sideline reporter Alex Rivero and our FSU-Southern Miss reporter Justin Pollack to recap Florida State’s home opener against Southern Miss (6:44). They will then preview the Noles next game as they travel to Chestnut Hill to take on Boston College (32:57) before rounding out this past weekend’s slate of college football (42:16).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by our LSU-FSU reporter Jack Morantes and Justin Pollack to recap Florida State’s monstrous victory over fifth-ranked LSU in Orlando at the Camping World Kickoff (6:13). They will discuss their takeaways (29:31) before previewing the next game where the Noles will host Southern Miss for the first game of the season at home (47:43). The crew will round off with a preview of CFB Week 2 (52:50).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by our fall camp correspondent and V89 favorite, Andrew Cheyne to discuss the big game between LSU and Florida State. The crew will quickly look at the FSU roster (8:40) before Peter Rauterkus of the LSU Reveille joins the show to discuss his look on the fifth-ranked Tigers (13:55). The guys will then give their picks on the marquee game (32:41) before wrapping it with a look across the slate of Week 1 college football (45:57).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jack Oliaro are at the helm for the last week of summer where they’ll dive into FSU Soccer’s successful Texas road trip to start the season (5:20), relay the news in relation to FSU AD Michael Alford’s statement (11:30) and the latest in conference realignment news (15:08). The guys will then discuss the newest intel from the last scrimmage for FSU Football and intriguing position groups (20:46) before going through the schedule game-by-game and making their predictions for the 2023 Florida State football season.
On this episode, William Haynes and Andrew Cheyne are joined by producer Jack for the first show of the season. The guys will go into FSU Football’s Fall Camp as they prepare for the upcoming season and discuss the roster (3:57), the latest on college conference realignment and the role FSU can play in the future of college sports (32:47), before wrapping with a preview of Year 2 with Coach Pensky at the helm of FSU Soccer (49:53).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Jack Arduser and our own ACCNX sideline reporter in Amanda Golson. The crew will go into FSU Baseball’s series loss to Notre Dame (7:50), FSU Softball taking down Florida and sweeping another conference opponent on the road (15:01), transfer portal and offseason news for FSU Football (25:16) and Men’s Basketball (29:56), and a review of the 2023 NFL Draft (38:54).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Justin Pollack and making her final appearance on the show is ACCN sideline reporter and dad-joke connoisseur Kyeli Brennan. The crew will go into FSU Baseball’s lowest point in program history (8:26), FSU Softball sweeping another ranked team on the road (23:58), the outlook on the NBA First Round after a few games (35:34), and a preview of the 2023 NFL Draft (50:48).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Andrew Cheyne and Justin Pollack to discuss their thoughts on FSU Football with the Garnet and Gold Spring Showcase and the future of collegiate spring football (6:37). The guys will then go into the off-season news within FSU Men’s Basketball (28:55), drum the continued woes of FSU Baseball (43:55), and make way-too-early thoughts and predictions after a few games in the NBA Playoffs (52:43).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by FSU bat girl Kate Finkelstein and debutant Colby Coldiron to discuss Connecticut’s fifth national championship over San Diego State and their place in collegiate basketball history (9:40). FSU Baseball breaks their lengthy losing streak but loses the Clemson series (21:34) while FSU Softball sweeps fourth-ranked Clemson on the road in a statement series (41:46). The crew will wrap up with MLB and whip around the league after a few weeks in (49:36).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Jack Arduser and Justin Pollack to discuss FSU Baseball being swept by their rivals down south (6:24). The guys will then recap FSU Softball after they swept Georgia Tech (29:39) with Final Four and NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship talk to wrap up the show (37:53).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by the never forgettable Andrew Cheyne and debutant Jack Morantes to discuss FSU Baseball’s horrible week after falling to Florida midweek and swept by Virginia on the road (9:23). The crew will then quickly recap FSU Softball’s series win in Durham (34:53) before looking back on this season’s wild NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament and make their Final Four predictions (39:30).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by producer Jack Oliaro and Justin Pollack to discuss FSU Baseball’s ugly midweek trip to Orlando and disappointing weekend at home (11:19). The crew will then recap FSU Softball’s final game in Oklahoma and opening conference series against Syracuse (44:19) before laying to rest the FSU Women’s Basketball season after falling to Georgia in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (51:39).
With everyone else home for spring break, host William Haynes takes the microphone solo to discuss everything going on in Florida State sports. Starts off with a recap of Baseball's 3-1 week and their first conference series (16:32). Then, over to Softball for their big weekend test against #3 Oklahoma State (44:12). FSU Women's Basketball is off to the NCAA Tournament (54:40), and the Men's team finished their worst season in school history (1:00:46).
On this episode, Kyeli Brennan makes her debut hosting the show with Andrew Cheyne alongside and joining them on the panel, debutant Justin Pollack and producer Jack Oliaro. The crew opened with FSU Baseball’s difficult weekend at home (6:23) before discussing FSU Softball’s clinical performance in the Dugout Club Classic (29:06). They’ll then wrap up with the hardwood sports as FSU Women Hoops awaits Selection Sunday (43:09) while the men await postseason ball (51:52).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Jack Arduser to discuss all the latest happenings in Florida State sports. They begin with Baseball's big series win against TCU (7:22). A quick update on Softball's perfect week (40:18), before jumping into Women's (44:20) and Men's Basketball (52:12).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by sideline reporter Amanda Golson and debutant softball fanatic Maddy Branning. The crew will open with FSU Baseball’s sweep in their opening weekend over James Madison (10:08) before reviewing FSU Softball’s weekend in Clearwater (36:27). They’ll then discuss FSU Basketball with the men extending their losing streak (52:04) while the women return back on track with two final home wins (56:36).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by our South Florida DJ Ian Hughes and Andrew Cheyne. They’ll fully dive into everything non-football and football related for last night’s epic Super Bowl.
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by V89 alum, now WCTV Sports Director, Ryan Kelly. They’ll discuss Kelly’s career through sports media (2:53) before transitioning into Florida State Football and their schedule drop (21:31). The guys will then preview both FSU Softball and Baseball as spring rolls around (29:58) before recapping with the Super Bowl LVII preview (48:15).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Jack Arduser and producer Jack Oliaro to discuss the FSU Men’s Basketball Team and their success week on the road (8:12). They’ll then dive into the newly ranked FSU Women’s Basketball with their pair of wins (26:03) before recapping the NFL Divisional Playoff and previewing the Conference Championships (31:16).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by our favorite DJ Ian Hughes and Andrew Cheyne to discuss FSU Football’s new staff hire along with more roster news (5:40). They’ll then dive into FSU Men’s Basketball’s rough week in conference play (18:01), FSU Women’s Basketball having an incredible high but a gut-wrenching low (28:52), and wrapping up with the Super Hella Mega NFL Wild Card Weekend (33:12).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by sideline reporters Amanda Golson and Kyeli Brennan to discuss news on FSU Football in the early portion of the offseason (9:13). They’ll then dive into FSU Men’s Basketball who handled their business at home (25:45), FSU Women’s Basketball who’s electric start was halted this past weekend (37:33), and wrapping up with a preview of the NFL Wild Card (43:02).
On this episode, it's once again host William Haynes alone in the studio taking the mic to open 2023. He starts this weeks' coverage going over the crazy sporting events of the past weekend (06:50), before diving into FSU Football and their thrilling win in the Cheez-it bowl to end the season (22:06). Then, a discussion about the state of the Football roster and transfer portal news (49:50) before closing out with an update on FSU Basketball (56:00).
DISCLAIMER: Due to a recording issue, some of the episode is missing.
On this episode, William Haynes is going solo for the final episode of 2022. He’ll be joined by OU Daily Sports Editor Mason Young for news on FSU’s bowl opponent Oklahoma (10:45). William will then preview next week’s Cheez-It Bowl along with FSU offseason updates (32:15). Kyeli Brennan briefly joins the second half to discuss FSU Men’s and Women’s Basketball after difficult neutral-site challenges on the weekend (40:12).
On this episode, William Haynes is joined by producer Jack Oliaro, ACCNX sideline reporter Amanda Golson and the dinosaur himself, Sebastian Angel-Riano. They will discuss FSU Football’s off-season status in roster retention, the transfer portal, and recruiting (6:00), FSU Men’s Basketball gaining some momentum (32:50), FSU Women’s Basketball continuing their dominant start to the season (43:33), and FIFA World Cup talk as it approaches the business end at the Semifinals (49:55).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by ACCNX sideline reporter Kyeli Brennan and making his final appearance as a collegiate student, Max Runde. They will discuss FSU Football’s recently announced bowl bout against Oklahoma along with more news on the upcoming future of the program (7:12), FSU Soccer’s fall in the College Cup Semifinals (42:20), FSU Volleyball’s fall in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament (52:27), and FSU Men's Hoops’ performance against back-to-back Top 5 opponents (55:53).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by ACCN sideline reporter Kyeli Brennan and Jack Arduser to discuss Florida State’s massive victory over bitter rivals Florida and what the immediate and upcoming future holds. They’ll then finish off with talking about FSU Men Basketball's atrocious start to the season and FSU Women Basketball’s stellar start (42:04) .
On this episode, William Haynes is back in the captain’s chair alongside Jackson Bakich and they’re joined by Jacob Smith and longtime listener, first time corresponder Andrew Parker. They’ll discuss Florida State’s resounding victory over Louisiana and preview the upcoming rivalry game (5:21). They’ll then be joined by Henry Joseph of The Alligator to get a look behind enemy lines at how the football team from Gainesville has fared (19:01) before wrapping up with thoughts on FSU's rough start on the court (50:23).
On this episode, Jackson Bakich and Kyeli Brennan take the reins and are joined by veteran correspondents Max Runde and Ian Hughes to talk about Florida State’s blowout victory in Syracuse then previewing their next game against Louisiana (5:24). They’ll then discuss last week’s slate of college football along with giving their Final 4 for the CFB Playoff (30:28) before wrapping up with the NFL Sunshine Slate (53:53).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by dad-joke extraordinaire Kyeli Brennan and debutant Andrew Cheyne to talk about Florida State’s earth-shattering victory in Miami then preview their next game against a strong Syracuse side (5:32). They’ll then discuss last week’s slate of college football and how the landscape looks after 10 weeks (39:34) before wrapping up with their thoughts on the 2022 World Series and this NFL Week 9 action (54:46).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Jack Arduser and Jacob Smith to talk about Florida State’s comfortable victory over Georgia Tech (6:59). Later, Nick Marino of WVUM joins us to preview the huge primetime rivalry game in Miami Gardens (20:16). They’ll discuss the World Series after the deadlock and one game apiece before wrapping up with NFL Week 8 action (40:11).
DISCLAIMER: This episode was originally lost but recovered in a poor state. We apologize for the audio quality.
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by ACC Network and FSU Women’s Basketball commentator Ariya Massoudi to discuss his career as a broadcaster and in the sports media realm (3:10). Later, the guys will do a roundup of Florida State athletics in men and women’s basketball, baseball, football (19:54) before making their picks for the 2022 World Series (54:03).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Amanda Golson and debutant Jack Arduser to discuss Florida State’s third straight loss this weekend to Clemson (5:06). Later, the gang will discuss an epic sports weekend including CFB Week 7 (31:57) and NFL Week 6 (43:11) before ending with a recap of the MLB Division Series (52:44).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by our very own Kyeli Brennan and AJ LaCoursiere to discuss Florida State’s second straight loss to North Carolina St in Raleigh (4:42). Later, Justin Robertson of The Tiger joins us to preview the huge primetime game against Clemson (27:45). Finally, they’ll quickly recap Week 5 of the NFL and the MLB Wild Card weekend (50:48).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by longtime favorite Max Runde and debutant Jacob Smith to discuss Florida State’s first loss on the season to Wake Forest (5:43). Later, Ben Ellis of Technician Sports joins us to preview the Noles upcoming game against North Carolina St (24:48). Finally, they’ll recap Week 4 of the National Football League, along with a brief discussion of the ongoing Tua Tagovailoa situation (44:44).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Amanda Golson and Ian Hughes to discuss Florida State’s blowout victory over Boston College and preview a huge Top 25 matchup against Wake Forest (5:51) and then joined by Ian Steffensen of the Old Gold and Black (23:44). Later, they’ll quickly recap the headlines of the third week of college football (45:57) and wrap up with another crazy week of NFL Football (53:13).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Kyeli Brennan and Alex Rivero to discuss Florida State’s huge win over Louisville and preview the upcoming game against Boston College where AJ Enwereji of WZBC will join (5:44). Later, they’ll run through a quiet third week of college football (37:50) and wrap up with a wild Week 2 of NFL Football (45:16).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Ian Hughes and Ethan Salzburg to preview Florida State’s ACC opener away at Louisville and will be joined by Spencer Laws, sports editor of the Louisville Cardinal (6:22). Later, they’ll recap the headlines of the second week of college football (32:46) and wrap up with a discussion on the NFL after Week 1 (54:27).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by AJ LaCoursiere and Amanda Golson to break down Florida State’s monumental win over LSU at the Louisiana Kickoff (5:04). Later, they’ll recap the first week of college football (33:55), discuss the expansion of the College Football Playoff (49:27) and wrap up with the Bills-Rams preview to open the 2022 NFL season (56:59).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Max Runde and Alex Rivero to break down FSU’s blowout win over Duquesne (3:40). They’ll then be joined by student sports editor of The Reveille, Peter Rauterkus to discuss the inaugural Louisiana Kickoff between FSU and LSU (17:45). Later, the gang talks about Nebraska's big loss in Ireland (40:45) and previews the upcoming college football season (49:35).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Kyeli Brennan and Amanda Golson to discuss Florida State’s upcoming opener with Duquesne and preview their 2022 campaign (5:39). Later, Fred Segal of Freezing Cold Takes joins the crew to discuss his legacy on Twitter in the sports realm and his new book (27:10).
On this episode, William Haynes and Jack Oliaro sit down and talk FSU Football with Kyeli Brennan as the Noles wrap up their third week of fall camp (2:02). Later, the guys interview the new voice of the Seminoles, Jeff Culhane (23:08), and the new head coach of FSU Soccer, Brian Pensky (43:42). They wrap up w/ NFL talk after Week 1 of the preseason (59:50).
On this episode, William Haynes and Max Runde are back in the studio to talk about Florida State football after observing fall camp and discuss big trades and predictions in baseball post-trade deadline. Later, the guys will give their thoughts on all 32 NFL teams and outlooks heading into the NFL preseason.
On this episode William Haynes and Jackson Bakich discuss the experience of being at the FSU annual football luncheon, as well as the first day of fall practice. The second half they talk about NFL training camp headlines such as Kyler Murray's contract debacle, Lamar Jackson looking for a new deal, and Mac Jones without an offensive coordinator.
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are once again joined by Jack Oliaro to discuss FSU’s 2023 offensive recruiting class thus far. Later, William and Max Runde talk about the latest headlines in baseball and give their thoughts on MLB’s ball clubs entering the final stretch after the all-star break .
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Jack Oliaro to take a deep dive into the recent collegiate conference realignment and its impact on Florida State and college football as a whole. They’ll then look at the new ACC Football 3-5-5 scheduling format and wrap w/ the headlines as NBA Free Agency begins.
On this episode, regular co-host Jackson Bakich takes over hosting duties and is joined by Jack Oliaro along with Max Runde and former host Luke Hazen to discuss Florida State Baseball’s new head coach, the new voice for Florida State’s marquee sports, and the Stanley Cup. Later, the guys will give their thoughts on the latest NBA Draft and Archie Manning committing to Texas.
On this episode, Brett Rutherford returns to the program alongside V89 Alumnus and Guest Host Scott Clemons to breakdown what the 2022 NBA Finals meant to the legacy of Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors. Later, Brett and Scott review potential candidates for the head coaching position of FSU Baseball, and breakdown all the latest action from the Stanley Cup Finals.
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Amanda Golson and Jack Oliaro to give their thoughts on the firing of Florida State’s baseball head coach Mike Martin Jr. Later, the gang will speak about the new LIV Golf Invitational Series and the state of golf as a whole and wrap up with the NBA Finals after the Warriors and Celtics are deadlocked after four games.
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Amanda Golson and Ethan Salzberg to discuss FSU Baseball's opening regional win against UCLA. They also size up the competition, predicting the match-up against Auburn and beyond. In the second half, we look back on the NBA conference finals that were and discuss the NBA Finals after a blockbuster Game 1. Quick hit on NHL playoffs to close it out, with a funny moment at the end as no one can hear the close-out music (which was edited in post).
DISCLAIMER: This was recorded Saturday morning, prior to FSU's game vs Auburn.
On this episode, the V89 alumni make a splash in their return as Brett Rutherford, Ariya Massoudi, and Ryan Kelly grace the studio once again to discuss FSU Softball’s Regional crash. Later, Jack Oliaro will join the guys and dive into this past weekend’s Champions League Final and the three will talk FSU Baseball and their outlook going into this weekend’s Regional in Auburn.
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Jack Oliaro to discuss recent comments made by some of college football’s biggest head coaches regarding NIL. Later, the trio will dive into FSU Baseball’s rough week on the road, FSU Softball’s postseason beginnings, and the outlook on the NBA Conference Finals.
On this episode, Sebastian Angel-Riano and Jack Oliaro step up to the plate to host the show and are joined by Amanda Golson to discuss FSU Baseball’s weekend series win over Miami and FSU Softball’s ACC championship victory. Later, the gang will give their thoughts on the NBA Conference Semifinals series and look towards the Conference Finals before closing out w/ recaps on the Stanley Cup First Round.
On this episode, William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by Jack Oliaro to discuss FSU Baseball’s outlook heading into the postseason. Later, Max Runde joins William remotely to review the latest in the MLB, then flip back to Jackson and Jack for their predictions on who will be "The Kings of the East" in this year's NBA Playoffs.
On this episode, some of Tallahassee’s finest are in the booth as V89 alumni Brett Rutherford and Ryan Kelly are joined by Andrew Larkin to discuss the winners, losers, and everything in between after last weekend’s NFL Draft. Later, the guys express their thoughts on FSU Softball and Baseball’s successful weekends, recap the first round of the NBA Playoffs, and preview the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
On this episode, new hosts William Haynes and Jackson Bakich are joined by a portion of V89 Sports’ new leadership in Kyeli Brennan and Amanda Golson to discuss FSU Soccer’s hire of Brian Pensky, FSU Baseball’s middling past week. Later, William and the bunch will talk about their thoughts on the First Round of the NBA Playoffs, Scottie Barnes’ winning ROTY, and the upcoming NFL Draft.
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On this episode, Gabe and William are joined by V89 Correspondents Sebastian Angel-Riano and Ian Hughes to discuss the FSU Baseball’s hot streak and recap all the opening actions in the NBA Playoffs. Later, Gabe and the Gang are joined by Scott Clemons as they hit on a whole list of sports topics ranging from Formula 1, NHL Playoffs, and the rebirth of the USFL.
On this episode, Gabe Tisnes and William Haynes are joined by V89 Correspondents AJ LaCoursiere, Jack Oliaro, and Max Runde to recap the highlights (or lowlights) from FSU’s Spring Game and give their NBA Playoff predictions. Later, Jackson Bakich joins the program to breakdown Scottie Scheffler’s impressive showing at the Masters.
On this episode, Gabe Tisnes and William Haynes are joined by a dripped-out Jackson Bakick and Noah Hearing to talk about FSU soccer coach Mark Krikorian resigning, Brooke Wyckoff being named the new Florida State women’s basketball coach, and a preview to the NCAA Men’s Basketball National Championship. In the second half, Jack Oliaro joins the program to discuss the World Cup draw, then Max Runde comes in for relief to discuss the postseason push in the NBA and the headlines going into Opening Day for the MLB.
On this episode, Gabe and William are joined by V89 Correspondents Kyeli Brennan and Ethan Salzberg to discuss recent headlines surrounding FSU Football, Tyreek Hill’s move to Miami, and all the latest updates and predictions surrounding the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Later, Jack Oliaro and Sebastian Angel-Riano come on the program to breakdown all the excitement and controversy surrounding Formula 1’s Saudi Arabia Grand Prix.
On this episode, Gabe and William return to the studio alongside V89 Correspondents Jack Oliaro and Jackson Bakich to discuss the retirements of Seminole Legends Sue Semrau and Gene Deckerhoff. Later, Gabe and the Gang will breakdown all the latest headlines in NFL transfers and recap all the excitement of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament.
On this episode, guests hosts Brett Rutherford and Luke Hazen return to the program to celebrate Tom Brady’s return to the NFL. Ariya Massoudi of FSU Women’s Basketball also calls into the show to discuss how Semrau’s squad will fare in the NCAA Tournament. Later, V89 Sports Producer Scott Clemons comes out from the bushes to give his bracket picks, as Brett and the Gang take on upsets, final four predictions, and who they think will win it all.
On this episode, the usual suspects in Gabe Tisnes and William Haynes are joined by fan favorite AJ LaCoursiere and debutant Ian Hughes to talk about the latest in the NFL with Calvin Ridley’s season-long suspension, the Aaron Rodgers sweepstakes saga, while taking a look at Florida State’s chances in the ACC tournament. Later, the guys will discuss this past week of Seminole baseball and softball, taking a look at the contenders and pretenders in the NBA, and the MLB’s latest.
On this episode, Gabe Tisnes and William Haynes are joined by V89 Correspondents Jackson Bakich and Max Runde to discuss the sporting impacts of the Russo-Ukrainian war, the ugly and seemingly ever-lasting MLB lockout, and FSU’s sport-stravaganza this past weekend. Later, the guys discuss the success of the Seminoles on the diamond in both baseball and softball along with the latest in NFL broadcasting hires.
On this episode, Luke Hazen returns to the program alongside Gabe Tisnes. V89 Correspondents Amanda Golson and Noah Hearing also join the show to discuss NBA All-Star weekend, Opening Day for FSU Baseball, and Sunday’s exciting finish for FSU Softball. Later, Scott Clemons and Jack Oliaro close out the show analyzing the race for Top 4 in the English Premier League.
On this episode, hosts Gabe and William are joined by V89 Correspondents Jackson Bakich and AJ LaCoursiere to recap all the highlights from Super Bowl LVI. Later, Gabe and the Gang breakdown James Harden’s trade to the Sixers and preview the upcoming FSU Baseball season.
On this episode, hosts Gabe Tisnes and William Haynes are joined by panelists Kyeli Brennan and Sebastian Angel-Riano to give their thoughts and predictions for Super Bowl LVI, the never-ending NFL coaching carousel, and FSU Men’s Basketball recent woes. Seminole Segment also makes a triumphant return, with V89 Correspondent Jack Oliaro returning to the show to update everyone on all the latest in FSU Sports news.
On this episode, Gabe Tisnes is back alongside William Haynes. Both hosts are joined V89 favorites Amanda Golson and AJ LaCoursiere to talk the disappointing performances of FSU Basketball, electric NFL Playoff games, and the upcoming Super Bowl LVI.
On this episode, guest host Brett Rutherford sits alongside William Haynes as well as V89 Correspondents Jack Oliaro and Matt Povtak. Here, Brett and Co. react to the all-time exciting NFL Divisional Round as well as recap thrilling wins for FSU Basketball against the Duke Blue Devils and the Miami Hurricanes.
On this episode, hosts Gabe Tisnes and William Haynes are joined by V89 Correspondents A.J. LaCoursiere and Jackson Bakich to touch on all the latest surrounding Seminole Basketball. Later, Gabe and company recap the first round of NFL Playoffs and discuss all the controversial headlines surrounding Wildcard Weekend.
On this episode, Luke Hazen makes his final appearance as host of Tomahawk Talk alongside Gabe Tisnes. William Haynes and Jack Oliaro also join the program to preview the CFB Playoff Final between Alabama and Georgia, discuss all the latest coaching firings in the NFL, and recap the exciting basketball game between the Seminoles and the Louisville Cardinals.
On this episode, Luke and Gabe are joined by Sebastian Angel-Riano and Jack Oliaro to discuss all the controversial title wins, including Max Verstappen’s first Formula 1 championship. Later, Scott Clemons joins the program to break down the Seminoles’ close loss to South Carolina and what this means for the team moving forward. To end the show, the gang discusses the latest headlines in the NFL as Luke and Sebastian get excited over what could be Tampa Bay’s first division title in over a decade.
On this episode, Luke and Gabe are joined by a charcuterie board of panelists including Jackson Bakich and Kyeli Brennan as the gang discusses the early shortcomings of FSU Basketball, the final CFB Playoff rankings, and recap all the exciting actions from Week 13 of the NFL season.
On this episode, Gabe Tisnes is back with Luke alongside AJ LaCoursiere and Benny Moses as the ‘Noles fall yet again to their arch rivals in Gainesville. Later, Luke and Co. breakdown all the latest coaching switches in College Football and close the program discussing some of the highs and lows over Thanksgiving weekend in the NFL.
On this episode, Sebastian Angel-Riano joins Luke Hazen alongside Jackson Bakich and AJ LaCoursiere to recap FSU’s close win versus Boston College. Later, Scott Clemons will join the show as Luke and Co. discuss Dan Mullen’s dismissal from Florida as well as reminisce about some of the best fights in NBA History.
On this episode, Luke and Gabe are joined by V89 Correspondents Jack Oliaro and William Haynes to breakdown the “Van Dyke Spike” as the Seminoles win a close one against the Miami Hurricanes. Later, Benny Moses returns to the show to discuss all the latest headlines within college football and Luke gloats as the Gators finally kill their losing streak to FSU in Men’s Basketball.
On this episode, hosts Luke Hazen and Gabe Tisnes are joined by V89 Correspondents Jackson Bakich and Jack Oliaro to discuss Florida State’s heartbreaking loss to NC State in Tallahassee and preview the upcoming FSU basketball season. Between the two, the gang goes over their favorite games from the previous weekend in college football, including the ill-fated trip to Columbia where the South Carolina Gamecocks slaughtered the Florida Gators.
On this episode, Luke and Gabe are joined by V89 Correspondents Max Runde, William Haynes, and Jackson Bakich to recap the epic climax in Clemson as FSU falls in a close game in Death Valley. Later, Gary Putnik makes his return to the studio to make the first round of predictions for the College Football Playoff as while recapping the major games and events from Week 8 of the NFL season.
On this episode, Luke and Gabe are joined by V89 Correspondents Jack Oliaro and Max Escarpio to recap FSU’s dominant win over the Fightin’ Walt Bells of UMass and preview the Noles’ upcoming road trip to Clemson, South Carolina. Later, the team will break down Manchester United falling out of the EPL title race and give their predictions on where the Commissioner’s Trophy will be headed this year.
On this episode, Luke and Gabe are joined by V89 Correspondents Amanda Golson and Kyeli Brennan to discuss Ed Orgeron’s tenure coming to a close amongst other headlines in college football. The gang also breaks down all the latest action from the NFL as well as all the exciting moments from the MLB postseason.
On this episode, Luke and Gabe are joined by V89 Correspondents William Haynes and Jackson Bakich to recap Florida State’s win over Sam Howell and the North Carolina Tar Heels. Later, the gang will also discuss former FSU boss Jimbo Fisher and how Texas A&M’s upset win over Alabama can cause chaos for the College Football Playoff Committee. Finally, Luke and Co. will close the program by breaking down the latest action in the MLB Postseason and making predictions on who will move on to the next round.
On this episode, Luke and Gabe are joined by V89 Correspondents Jackson Bakich and Jack Oliaro to share their excitement over FSU picking up their first win of the season over Syracuse, while also recapping a number of upsets and major victories that shook the world of college football. Towards the end of the show, the gang drops their final thoughts on the MLB regular season before moving on to preview the upcoming wild card matchups.
On this episode, Luke and Gabe are joined by V89 Correspondents William Haynes and Max Escarpio to recap FSU’s failed comeback against Louisville. Later, Sebastian Angel-Riano joins the show to discuss the latest NFL headlines and possible playoff scenarios as we reach the end of the MLB regular season.
On this episode, Luke Hazen is back with Gabe Tisnes as they break down what went wrong during the Noles’ trip to Winston-Salem. V89 Correspondents Max Runde and Jackson Bakich also join the show for some NFL talk, where one Lamar Jackson take nearly destroyed the studio. What was it? Click that play button to find out!
On this episode, Gabe Tisnes and Brett Rutherford are joined by panelists Matt Povtak and William Haynes to recap Jacksonville State’s upset win over FSU in Tallahassee, and breakdown the major headlines of Week 1 of the NFL Season. To close the show, Sebastian Angel-Riano joins the crew to discuss whether Ronaldo’s return to England will bring silverware back to Manchester.
On this episode, hosts Luke and Gabe are joined by Brett Rutherford and Brooks Brazeau to discuss FSU’s upcoming matchup against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, discuss the biggest QB competitions of the NFL Preseason, and recap all the major headlines surrounding the European transfer window and what Cristiano Ronaldo’s return to England could mean for the Premier League.
On this episode, Sebastian Angel-Riano and Brett Rutherford join Luke Hazen and new co-host Gabe Tisnes to discuss the upcoming college football season, debate Jameis Winston vs. Taysom Hill, and discuss MLB playoff outlooks as the regular season begins to wind down,
On this episode, Luke Hazen is joined by Sebastian Angel-Riano and Scott Clemons to detail all the latest news in NBA Free Agency while also discussing some of the major moves from one of the biggest trade deadline days in the history of baseball.
On this episode, Guest Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Sebastian Angel-Riano and WCTV’s Ryan Kelly to recap the Milwaukee Bucks NBA Finals win and early action from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Later, Scott Clemons joins Brett and Ryan to discuss what Texas and Oklahoma joining the SEC will mean for the future of college football.
On this episode, Luke Hazen is joined by Sebastian Angel-Riano to breakdown the start of the NBA Finals and review the new film Space Jam: A New Legacy. Later, V89 alum Gary Putnik joins the program to discuss Collin Morikawa’s success at The Open Championship.
On this episode, Luke Hazen is joined by Gary Putnik, Sebastian Angel-Riano, and Scott Clemons to discuss the U.S. Open, the 2020 European Championships, and the semifinals of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
On this episode, former host Nick Carlisle comes back to join Luke, Scott, and Sebastian as we enter the Dog Days of Summer. We recap some FSU Softball action after they fall short against the Oklahoma Sooners in the Women’s College World Series, discuss the potential expansion of the College Football Playoff, and reveal our predictions for how the NBA Conference Semifinals will finish.
On this episode, Luke, Brett, and Sebastian are in the studio to breakdown the Highs and Lows of the Women’s College World Series, recap the Florida State baseball season after the Seminoles run ends in the Oxford Regional, and continue our discussion into all the latest NBA Playoff headlines.
On this episode, Luke and Brett are joined by producers Sebastian Angel-Riano and Scott Clemons. We begin the show by recapping the UEFA Champions League Final between Chelsea and Manchester City, recap FSU Baseball’s disappointing weekend in the ACC tournament, and preview the upcoming Women’s College World Series as Coach Lonni Alameda and Company head to Oklahoma City.
On this episode, we say goodbye to Gary Putnik as he passes the torch to longtime V89 correspondent Luke Hazen. Gary and Luke are also joined by Brett Rutherford and Sebastian Angel-Riano to discuss Phil Mickelson’s epic win at the PGA Championships, breakdown highlights of the first round in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and recap the conclusion of the 2020-21 Premier League.
AND WE ARE BACK! On this episode, host Gary Putnik is joined by V89 correspondent and future host Luke Hazen. Gary and Luke are also joined by Brett Rutherford to breakdown FSU soccer’s run in the College Cup, analyze the exciting start to the NHL playoffs, and breakdown the first run of the NBA play-in games.
Gary, Austin and Sebastian are joined by Jack Oliaro to recap Florida State's win over UNC Greensboro in the NCAA Tournament, as well as the end of the season for Brooke Wyckoff and the women's hoops team. They also heap praise on FSU baseball and softball for their recent strong performances. To close out the show, the guys talk all things NBA, including how LeBron's injury impacts the western conference playoff picture.
This week, Gary, Austin and Sebastian go in-depth on Florida State's ACC Tournament run and their outlook heading into March Madness. The guys also give resident Saints fan Gabe a hard time following Drew Brees' retirement. For the second half, Max Runde joins to discuss the women's basketball team's seeding assignment, an inspiring week for Florida State baseball, and a jam-packed first day of NFL free agency.
Gary, Austin and Sebastian are joined by Jack Oliaro in his Tomahawk Talk debut to recap a disappointing week of Florida State basketball. The guys also take back some of their criticisms of the Seminole baseball team following a series win over Virginia. Later, Mikey Lamarre calls in to give his thoughts on the NBA All-Star festivities and what fans should expect heading into the second half of the season, and Sebastian goes in-depth on Dak Prescott's massive new contract.
In tonight's episode, the crew is joined by V89er Max Runde to start the show off with Florida State's rough outings in basketball and baseball. In the back half of the show, the crew take a moment to talk NBA with the league's All Star Break, and the roster moves that come with it. Finally, the show's capped off with some...offbeat...talk about the teams at the top of the NHL's realigned divisions.
In this edition of Tomahawk Talk, Gary, Austin and Sebastian heap praise on both Florida State basketball programs for their impressive performances in the past week. They also recap a mixed bag of performances from the 'Noles in baseball and softball. To close out the show, the guys hit on the biggest NBA storylines from recent weeks, as well as… NHL and Champions League coverage? Is that allowed?
This week on Tomahawk Talk, Gary, Austin and Sebastian are joined by Matt Povtak and Max Runde to recap a packed week of Florida State sports, including basketball, softball, and a first look at baseball. They also provide live updates from the men's basketball team's game against Virginia. In a second half devoid of football for the first time in a while, the guys go heavy on NBA coverage, taking a closer look at the top of the western conference and debating whether an All-Star game should be played.
Gary, Austin, Sebastian and Max Escarpio vent their frustrations with another COVID-19 pause for FSU men's basketball, and discuss what needs to change following another 1-1 week for the women's team. The guys also give a short preview of the softball team ahead of their opening weekend. In the second half, Gabe Tisnes hops on to help break down a lopsided Super Bowl LV where Tom Brady secured his seventh ring.
In this week's edition of Tomahawk Talk, Gary, Austin and Sebastian cover what went wrong in Florida State's 76-65 loss to Georgia Tech. The guys also revisit the women's basketball team after a loss to Wake Forest, and question how much they may have underestimated coach Sue Semrau's influence. Later on, NBA talk makes its long-awaited return to the show, and the hosts lock in their predictions for Super Bowl LV.
On tonight's episode of Tomahawk Talk, the crew mull over FSU's thumping of Clemson in the Tuck and recap the Conference Championship setting up Super Bowl LV in two weeks time.
With both basketball programs finally playing games again after experiencing COVID-related difficulties, Gary, Austin and Sebastian comment on how different the men's and women's returns have been. The guys also dip in to some baseball talk as the team debuts at #24 in the preseason rankings. Later, Gabe Tisnes calls in to put a bow on Drew Brees' NFL career and predict which teams will compete in Super Bowl LV.
Now back in studio, Gary, Austin and Sebastian express their uncertainty over how the men's and women's basketball teams will look once they are able to return to play, and give their predictions for the National Championship Game between Alabama and Ohio State. In the second half, the guys recap a thrilling weekend of six NFL playoff games and discuss which teams they think will advance to the conference championships.
Gary and Austin discuss what it means for FSU football to be able to play two more games after a series of postponements, and reflect on the much-anticipated debut of Scottie Barnes at the Tucker Center. Additionally, they recap the crazy series of events that led to BYU playing Coastal Carolina, and give their updated predictions for the College Football Playoff. After the break, Mikey Lamarre makes his first appearance on Tomahawk Talk to sort out the NFL playoff picture as the regular season winds down.
Fresh off Thanksgiving break, Gary, Austin and Sebastian vent their frustrations with a second straight cancellation for Florida State football. They also give their final preseason projections for men's and women's basketball, and discuss the significance of Sarah Fuller suiting up to kick for Vanderbilt. Finally, Max Runde hops on to round out the college football talk and provide commentary on the NFL's biggest stories from week 12.
With Gary out of town, Austin takes over hosting duties as they and Sebastian mull over the postponement of Florida State's game against Clemson. The trio also give their thoughts on FSU men's basketball ahead of the season, and whether or not 21st is a fair ranking for the 'Noles. To wrap up, Evan Eisenstark makes his Tomahawk Talk debut to discuss how Florida State players fared in the NBA draft and who the real contenders are in the NFL..
Tonight on Tomahawk Talk, Gary, Austin and Sebastian talk about Florida State's sixth loss of the season, this time a 38-22 defeat against NC State. The crew also congratulates FSU soccer on their ACC Tournament victory and looks ahead to potential competitions in the spring. Finally, Max Escarpio hops on to recap Week 10 of the NFL slate, preview the 2020 NFL Draft, and debate who won the trade that sent Chris Paul to Phoenix.
Gary, Austin and Sebastian discuss yet another loss by FSU football, this time an injury-riddled 41-17 loss to Pitt, and touch on the upcoming men's basketball season. Brett Rutherford also makes another guest appearance to lament his Buccaneers' blowout loss to the Saints, as well as cover other premier NFL matchups and make final predictions for The Masters.
Following FSU football's bye week, Gary, Austin and Sebastian are joined by Jacob Varga to preview the team's game against Pitt and congratulate the soccer team on a perfect regular season. Additionally, former Tomahawk Talk host Brett Rutherford makes his return to the show to cover the touchy subject of the Dodgers winning the World Series, and Benny Moses helps break down an eventful weekend of NFL football.
Gabe Tisnes returns to help Gary, Austin and Sebastian make sense of Florida State's embarrassing loss to Louisville, and the crew gives their thoughts on Chubba Purdy's first game as a Seminole. The hosts also welcome Max Escarpio as they debate whether the Dodgers will close out the Rays in game six, and delve into the weekend's marquee matchups from college football and the NFL.
Tonight's Tomahawk Talk kicks off with Florida State's shocking upset of North Carolina, as Max Runde joins Gary, Austin and Sebastian to discuss how the 'Noles can keep the momentum going. Later, Jacob Varga makes a guest appearance to cover the greater college football landscape and help break down a Dodgers-Rays World Series.
Gary Putnik, Austin Reynolds and Sebastian Angel-Riano are joined by Gabe Tisnes for the first half to discuss Florida State's 42-26 loss to Notre Dame. Max Escarpio also hops on as we recount the Lakers' journey to their 17th NBA Championship, lock in our World Series picks, and sort through the laundry list of NFL schedule changes due to COVID-19.
Tonight on Tomahawk Talk, we've got our crew talking about Florida State football's most convincing win in months, the aftermath of the baseball Wild Card rounds, and NFL's first COVID cases causing problems for the season.
In this week's episode, the crew talks about the Canes' rolling of the Noles and how the NBA Finals are set between the Heat and the Lakers. Also in tonight's show, we've got a look at the Wild Card stage of Major League Baseball.
Tonight, Tomahawk Talk hosts special guest Isabella Didio, Sports Editor of The Miami Hurricane newspaper. She joins host Gary Putnik and co-host Austin Reynolds to talk about the Seminoles-Canes game this Saturday. Tonight's show also features a pass of NFL Week 2, much to the behest of Austin, and a look at the first set of games of both NBA Confrence Finals.
Florida State's tepid fresh start kicks off this week's show. The crew also mulls over the aftermath of the NFL's Week 1, and the final stretch of the NBA conference semifinals.
Welcome back to another episode of Tomahawk Talk, where football is finally, finally, finally back. The crew takes a look at Seminole football and the return of the NFL. We also take a look at the upsets in the making taking place in the NBA playoffs. This show was recorded on Olivia Rhoads' birthday. Happy birthday Olivia!
Quarantine Pod no more! Tomahawk Talk is back in the studio! It's a two man episode, with Brett Rutherford and Gary Putnik manning the mics. The two take on the frenzy of the first round of the NBA playoff, Sunday's Champions League final between Paris-St. Germain and Bayern Munich, and the latest from Florida State football camp. This is Brett's final episode as host. Here's to you Brett, we hope to see you soon!
In tonight's episode, Hosts Brett Rutherford and Gary Putnik are once again joined by Sebastian Angel-Riano and Gabe Tisnes to cover the latest in Florida State Football injuries, Bayern's torching of Barcelona, and the first round of the NBA playoffs.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, producer Sebastian Angel-Riano, and Anthony Fernandez to discuss college football as the season hangs in the balance. The NHL is getting ready to start the postseason, so the crew give their predictions for the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Remembering Michael Ojo, former Florida State basketball player who tragically passed away from a heart attack last week. Former Tomahawk Talk hosts Ryan Kelly and Ariya Massoudi share messages and stories about Ojo.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik and Austin Reynolds in what has been the most sports-filled show since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak in the United States. We're inching closer to the start of Florida State's football season, where there's a lot of question marks surrounding who will be under center for the Noles. The NHL has returned, with games taking place in their two bubble cities: Toronto and Edmonton. Yoenis Cespedes opts out of the 2020 season in peculiar fashion, and the NBA gets games underway in Orlando
Hosts Brett Rutherford and Gary Putnik are once again joined by Alex Kruchick and Sebastian Angel-Riano in yet another Quarantine Edition of Tomahawk Talk. This week's topics are headlined by the uptick in COVID cases among Miami Marlins players and life in the NBA bubble in Walt Disney World.
After the relentless off-season that didn't seem like it was going to end, we're finally, finally, getting ready for Opening Day. Join hosts Brett Rutherford and Gary Putnik as they're joined by Producer Sebastian Angel-Riano and V89 Correspondent Alex Kruchick as they tour the MLB to set the stage for it's 60 game season.
In this episode of Tomahawk Talk, we're a bit early for next week's episode. Hosts Brett Rutherford and Gary Putnik are joined by Austin Reynolds and Sebastian Angel-Riano to mull over what layoffs at Florida State's Atheltic Department could mean for 2020-21 sports, what ACC football could look like in a quaratined fall semester, and the MLS's ongoing MLS is Back Cup.
In today's episode, hosts Brett Rutherford and Gary Putnik host Sebastian Angel-Riano and Gabe Tisnes with this week's big stories, starting off with Patrick Mahomes's monster contract extension.
Tomahawk Talk is back with another Quarantine Pod, hosted by Brett Rutherford and Gary Putnik, with Sebastian Angel-Riano and Brooks Brazeau. In this episode, the crew muses former Carolina QB Cam Newton's move to the Patriots, Gary and Brooks get their long awaited vindication of Liverpool winning the Prem, plus trivia at the end of the show.
It's another Quarantine Edition of Tomahawk Talk with hosts Brett Rutherford, Gary Putnik, and producer Sebastian Angel-Riano. In this week's episode, the crew takes a look at the ongoing MLB negotiations, a recap of NASCAR's race at Talladega, and deep dive into the recently resumed Premier League.
Host Brett Rutherford and Co-host Gary Putnik are joined by WCTV's Ryan Kelly to break down the 2016 Florida State Football season. On the surface, 2016 was a successful year for the Noles. 10 wins and a victory over Michigan in the Orange Bowl. Redshirt Freshman QB Deondre Francois threw for over 3300 yards and had 20 touchdowns. Dalvin Cook had one of the greatest offensive seasons ever when he picked up 1,765 yards on the ground (a school record) and had 19 rushing touchdowns. The team was heading into 2017 with one of the best recruiting classes in the nation, a game against Alabama to start the season, and all eyes were set on the College Football Playoff. Given what we know now, there were some giant warning signs about Florida State Football throughout the 2016 season.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Alex DePriest, Tyler Phillips, and Will Morton (making his Tomahawk Talk debut) on this week's episode to talk about "The Match" between Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning, and Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady. Despite bad weather in South Florida, it seems like the general consensus is that the Match 2.0 went much better than the pay-per-view first rendition last year. Dak Prescott might have just turned down an opportunity to sign long-term with the Dallas Cowboys and secure a big time paycheck, and rumors are flying that he wants to become the highest paid QB in the league, and not by a little bit either. Is he worth it? Do the Cowboys have to sign him? The crew breaks that down and what a new Dak contract might mean for the rest of the league. Alex is back on this week to defend his trivia title, but how well does he know his sports movies? Questions from Remember the Titans, A League of Their Own, and other sports classics surprisingly stump the contestants on trivia tonight.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Gabe Tisnes, Gianna Arantes, and Alex DePriest. The panel discusses the final two episodes of ESPN's The Last Dance and analyze the series as a whole. Should these documentaries effect the GOAT argument in any way? Blake Snell made comments on his Twitch channel about his concerns with the return of baseball in 2020 amidst the Covid-19 outbreak, and Bryce Harper was quick to support him. Will the statements made by these players hurt the chances of MLB getting their season underway before 2021? Gabe defends his trivia title for the first time in two weeks in a "The Last Dance" themed game.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Gabe Tisnes, and Alex Krutchik to catch either up on the week in sports. Yes, we have actual sports to talk about. The KBO is underway in Korea, with games being broadcast on ESPN, the UFC had a stacked PPV card which included 2 title fights, and Major League Baseball is eyeing a July return to the field.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik and Gabe Tisnes. The guys break down some of the latest NFL free agency moves, including Andy Dalton to the Cowboys and Jameis Winston to the Saints. With no sports, many leagues have set up video game competitions featuring real life players. For Major League Baseball, Blake Snell took home the title in their "Players League," which took place on MLB the Show. Gabe Tisnes defends his trivia title for the first time in NFL Trivia.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Gabe Tisnes, and Luke Hazen to discuss the first ever virtual NFL Draft, Rob Gronkowski joining the Tampa Bay Bucs, and Jameis Winston signing with the New Orleans Saints. Also, Brett defends his trivia title for the first time against former champ Gary, and newcomer Gabe.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik and Austin Reynolds to preview the 2020 NFL Draft, taking place this weekend. Where will Tua land? Will we see teams trading up? Who is the most talented receiver in this draft class? The guys break all of that down and more. This past weekend, ESPN debuted the first two of a ten-part documentary chronicling the trials and tribulations of the '97-'98 Chicago Bulls and their brightest star, Michael Jordan. We'll be discussing the Last Dance every week for the next 5 weeks, as the show airs on ESPN.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Lucas Veitia, and Luke Fay, who is making his first appearance back on the show since retiring as host back in January. As usual, the crew share what they've been up to while practicing social distancing. Starving for sports news? Well Florida State football brought in 2 new transfers and the guy break down how they may contribute in 2020. Brett challenged Gary to trivia last week, and this week they face off in the longest and toughest ever round of Tomahawk Talk Trivia, hosted by Luke Fay.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, producer Sebastian Angel-Riano, and Tyler Phillips for another podcast-only edition of Tomahawk Talk. The crew talk about what they've been up to while trapped inside their homes, which includes iRacing and WrestleMania 36. Do people love to hate new NFL uniforms? Gary defends his trivia title in a Florida State basketball-themed game, in honor of the National Championship game that was supposed to be played this past Monday.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Producer Sebastian Angel-Riano, and Austin Reynolds via Skype for another quarantined episode. The crew break down Patrick Williams' decision to declare for the NBA Draft after just one year at Florida State, analyze decisions made by the NCAA and MLB regarding eligibility and the draft, and then Gary defends his trivia title for the first time in a Willie Taggart Era themed game.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik and panelists Tyler Phillips in Luke Hazen. The crew practices social distancing in (we think) the first every remote edition of Tomahawk Talk. Despite Florida State athletics coming to a complete halt and the seasons of all Winter and Spring sports ending unceremoniously, the crew shine some light on all the bright spots from this year. We talk all things NFL Free Agency, including Tom Brady to the Tampa Bay Bucs, and wrap up the show with some trivia. Apologies for all audio issues, this was our first video chat episode, there's a bit of a learning curve!
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik and panelists Luke Hazen and Lucas Veitia to celebrate and discuss Florida State men's basketball's first ever ACC Regular Season title which they clinched over the weekend with a win over Boston College in the regular season finale. V89 alum and current voice of the Florida State women's basketball team joins the show to talk about the team's run to the ACC Title Game in Greensboro. Spring Football is also underway, so Alex Krutchik joins the show to talk about the first official practices of the Mike Norvell era.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Matt Povtak, and Howie Burg. Nole GameDay's head basketball writer and Co-host of the Hear the Spear Podcast Austin Veazey calls into the show to talk Florida State hoops. The crew break down Florida State's path to the ACC regular season title, discuss the challenging weekend for Florida State baseball, run through NBA and NFL storylines, and lastly discuss the UEFA Champions League for some rare soccer talk.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, and panelists Austin Reynolds and Alex DePriest. The guys analyze Florida State's success and how they've gotten themselves on the doorstep of an ACC Regular Season title, discuss all the storylines from the NBA this season, and recap the heavyweight bout between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury.
Due to some technical difficulties, 4 minutes from the top of the hour are missing. Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Alex Krutchik, and Anthony Fernandez to discuss a busy week in Florida State sports. Despite being the only Orlando Magic fan on the show, Brett states his case for Aaron Gordon in the dunk contest against 3 avid Miami Heat fans.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Jake Mossing, and Sam Collins, who were live just as Florida State and Duke were tipping off at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Along with updates from that game throughout the broadcast, the crew discuss the NBA Trade Deadline and who appears to be headed to the Finals, and preview the upcoming Florida State baseball season.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Tyler Phillips, and Gabe Tisnes. Throughout the show, the panel provides live updates from the game between North Carolina and Florida State, who were playing just down the street at the Tucker Civic Center. A complete breakdown of Super Bowl 54, which saw the Kansas City Chiefs take home the Lombardi Trophy, and their QB Patrick Mahomes emerge as the game's MVP.
Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Lex Tucker, and Alex Krutchik. The guys reflect on the life and legacy of NBA legend Kobe Bryant, who died tragically in a helicopter crash with his daughter Gianna and 7 others on Sunday morning. With the Super Bowl less than a week away, Brett and Gary discuss some of their favorite prop bets for the game. Also, an update on Florida State men's and women's basketball who are both well into their ACC schedules.
Host Brett Rutherford and Co-Host Gary Putnik are joined by Tucker Pearce, Austin Reynolds, and special guest Jay Sutton to talk about the NFL Conference Championship games, UFC 246, the CFP National Championship, and the Florida State men's basketball team, who reached the top 5 of the AP Poll for the first time in almost 50 years.
Welcome back to a new season of Tomahawk Talk! At the helm for this semester will be Brett Rutherford. This week Brett is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, with Luke Hazen and producer Sebastian Angel-Riano on panel. The crew mulls over the Astros scandal and it's effect on both the team and the league as a whole, the NFL Divisional Playoff round, a preview of Men's Basketball vs. Virginia, and a look at the College Football Playoff National Championship between Clemson and LSU.
Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Brett Rutherford, and Alex Krutchik. The crew goes over their New Years new decade (2020-2029) resolutions, a recap of the basketball game between FSU and Louisville, the end of the Patriots dynasty, the rest of the NFL playoffs, a recap of FSU football's tough loss to Arizona State in the Sun Bowl, and an emotional goodbye from Host Luke Fay as he hands the reigns of the radio station to Brett Rutherford.
Host Luke Fay is joined by guest Co-Host Luke Hazen and special guest from Arizona State Tyler Henry. The Luke's react to Marvin Wilson and Tamorrion Terry deciding to come back for their fourth year at FSU to be a part of Norvell's first season at FSU, ASU's Tyler Henry calls into the show to give input on Arizona State's football team, we make predictions for the Sun Bowl, recap of the CFP Semifinal, and a preview of the NFL playoffs along with our sports moments of the decade. (please excuse poor sound quality).
It is our annual Holiday Special here at V89. Host Luke Fay is joined by former Host of Tomahawk Talk Ariya Massoudi, who is now the PxP man for FSU women's basketball as well as the Host of Tuck Talk for the Osceola. The duo run through FSU women's basketball's hard fought 79-69 win over Michigan. Luke and Ariya enjoy a guest call from Tallahasse Democrat writer Curt Weiler on FSU narrow victory over USF 66-60 in Sunrise, FL, what the NFL playoffs are shaping to be as well as the state of NFL football in Florida, the NBA Christmas slate, and an in-depth look at the College Football Playoff Semifinal between LSU and Oklahoma plus Clemson vs Ohio State.
Host Luke Fay is joined by two former Tomahawk Talk hosts, Ryan Kelly and Nick Carlisle, as well as the host of Noles All Access, Jay Sutton. The guys discuss the additions that Mike Norvell has made to his coaching staff, Florida State's 2020 recruiting class, Joe Burrow winning the Heisman Trophy and the Jaguars dysfunction.
Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Jake Mossing, Sebastian Angel-Riano, and Tyler Phillips. Florida State hires Mike Norvell as their 11th head coach in school history. The guys discuss the opening press conference for Norvell, Championship Saturday in College Football, and the tough loss FSU men's basketball suffered at Indiana.
Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Alex Krutchik, Luke Hazen, and Gabe Tisnes. The boys preview FSU vs UF, interview a special guest from Florida P Tommy Townsend, recap FSU basketball, and take a quick look at the state of college football.
Host Luke Fay is joined by Gary Putnik, Luke Hazen, and Brett Rutherford. The crew recaps the easy victory over Alabama State, FSU's next move on the football coaching hire, the surprise scare Western Carolina handed the Noles in basketball this past Friday, the Astros sign stealing scandal, and the state of the NFL.
Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Lucas Veitia, and Austin Reynolds. The boys recap Boston College, FSU vs Florida basketball, and the state of college football.
Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Brett Rutherford, special guest from WCTV Michael Hudak, and Noles All Access's Jay Sutton. The guys break down the shocking firing of head coach Willie Taggart after the Seminoles were scorched by in-state rival Miami 27-10. We also discuss the state of Florida State football, who is rumored to be the next coach at FSU, and the upcoming Florida State football game at Boston College.
Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Luke Hazen, Anthony Fernandez, Gianna Arantes, and special Miami guest Danny LaRose. The crew talks about FSU football’s convincing win against Syracuse, a preview of rivalry week with Miami, and predictions for Game 6 and Game 7 of the World Series. (Apologies for the fire alarm at the end of recording. The hot takes can be too hot sometimes).
Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Sebastian Angel-Riano, Brett Rutherford, and special guest from Syracuse WAER Jack McMullen. The gang discusses the disappointing loss to the Demon Deacons and previews FSU vs Syracuse.
Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Lucas Veitia, Jake Mossing, and special guest Austin Veazey of Nole Gameday. The crew discusses the aftermath of the Clemson beat down, a preview of Wake Forest, and the verbal commitment of Scottie Barnes an elite top 10 basketball recruit for the 2020 class. (Apologize for the audio issue in the first half)
Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Austin Reynolds, Tyler Phillips, and special guest reporter from Clemson, Amy McKenna. The team talks about the MLB Divisional playoffs and previews the upcoming FSU game against Clemson.
Host Luke Fay is joined Co-Host Gary Putnik, former Host Nick Carlisle, and Cristian Chavez. The guys review the FSU's win over NC State, the Fair Play Act and more.
Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Brett Rutherford, Alex Krutchik, and a special guest from NC State’s Technician newspaper Jaylan Harrington. The crew discusses FSU's win over Louisville, previews the next match up against NC State, and more.
Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Matt Povtak, and Sebastian Angel-Riano. The team talks about FSU's performance in the Virginia game, previews their next match up against Louisville, and more.
Another night of talking sports, Host Luke Fay is accompanied by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Jake Mossing, and Gabe Wisniewski. The gang reviews FSU's close win against ULM, the future of FSU football, the first week back of the 2019 NFL season and more.
Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Michael Pederson, and Luke Hazen. The team gives a recap of the FSU versus Boise State game, a preview of FSU versus ULM, and discusses FSU soccer.
The new school year comes with a new Host of Tomahawk Talk. In his maiden voyage, Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-Host Gary Putnik, Brett Rutherford, Austin Reynolds and Olivia Rhoads. The panel reviews Andrew Luck's retirement announcement, James Blackman as FSU's starting quarterback, players to look out for in the upcoming football season, a preview of the FSU versus Boise State game, and more.
Host Nick Carlisle has Co-Host Luke Fay, Brooks Brazeau, Sammy Profeta, and Adam Schmitt for another night of talking sports. The crew discusses E-Sports, opinions on contract holdouts, FSU alumni in NFL preseason, MLB trade deadline and more.
Nick is back in the hosting seat with Co-Host is Luke Fay, Brett Rutherford and Lucas Veitia. The guys discuss NBA Free agency/ NBA Power Rankings, the Open Championship wrap up, ACC football rankings starring Florida State in a surprising spot, and more.
Host Luke Fay is joined by Co-Host Brett Rutherford, Michael Pedersen, and Jay Sutton. The panel discusses Wimbledon, Westbrook to the Rockets, CP3 in limbo, Open Championship Predictions, Jaguars contract talks and more.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by fill-in Co-Host Brett Rutherford, Tyler Phillips, and Luke Fay. The crew discusses NBA super teams, whether or not a super team is a good idea, and a quick look over to Major League Baseball ahead of the All Star Game.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Luke Fay, Jay Sutton, and Brett Rutherford. The crew discusses Coco Gauff and NBA Free Agency.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Luke Fay, Brandon Spencer, Tomahawk Nation’s Courteney Korosec, and Brett Rutherford. The panel discusses the NBA’s use the word owner, FSU baseball’s hiring of Meat (Mike Martin Jr.), and the NBA Draft.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Luke Fay, Brett Rutherford, and Alex Krutchik. The gang discusses USWNT’s World Cup route of Thailand, an FSU baseball vs Arkansas recap, a Michigan preview, and the Anthony Davis trade to the Lakers.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Luke Fay, Brett Rutherford, and Alex Krutchik. Brett, Luke, and Alex recount their trip to Baton Rouge to cover the FSU vs LSU baseball game, the panel has reaction to the series sweep for the 'Noles, an Omaha outlook, and the NBA Finals recap from Game 3-4 between the Warriors and Raptors along with a prediction for the Game 5 winner.
Guest Host Luke Fay is joined by Guest Co-Host Sebastian Angel-Riano, Alex Krutchik, Brett Rutherford, and Jay Sutton. The crew discusses the resurgence of FSU baseball and the legend of Tim Becker, Champions League Final and the the state of US Soccer, the NBA Finals Game 1 and 2, and Heavyweight Champion Andy Ruiz Jr.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho for the final time. The panel is rounded out by future Host of Tomahawk Talk and current Chief Anchor Luke Fay, Brandon Spencer, Dakota Gier, and Jenny McDonald on Twitter for her swan song. The crew examines James Harden as a player, FSU baseball's defensive/pitching woes, the NFL Draft, and reminisces on their time at Florida State.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Brett Rutherford, Emma Clawson, and Chief Anchor Luke Fay. The panel debates FSU baseball's late season struggles, who should be the No.1 Draft Pick for the Cardinals, and where former FSU players will be taken in the NFL Draft.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Austin Reynolds, Dakota Gier, and Tomahawk Nation's Courteney Korosec. The crew recaps the greatest comeback of all-time with Tiger Woods winning his 15th Major at the Masters ending an 11 year Major victory gap. The panel also discusses FSU basketball's recent recruits, FSU baseball's shocking rebound sweep against Clemson, and the start of the NBA Playoffs.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Luke Hazen, and Matt Povtak. The boys debate NCAA player payment, recap the FSU Spring Game, preview FSU baseball vs Florida, and have National Championship predictions between Virginia and Texas Tech.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Producer Sebastian Angel-Riano, Mike Pederson, and Chief Anchor Luke Fay. The squad debates the Kristaps Porzingis scandal, FSU baseball's surprising series loss to Boston College, a preview of the FSU QB battle, and the legacy of the 2018-2019 FSU men's basketball team.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Luke Hazen, Tyler Phillips, Gary Putnik, Austin Reynolds, and Gabe Wisneski. The bullpen panel gives their final thoughts on Duke vs UCF, a FSU vs Gonzaga Sweet 16 preview, the rest of March Madness, and the Odell Beckham Jr. trade to the Browns.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Chief Anchor Luke Fay, Brandon Spencer, Brett Rutherford, and former Host Michael Hudak in Part 1 of the Tomahawk Talk Supershow. The gang runs through a jam packed show that includes Lonzo Ball's decision to distance himself from Big Baller Brand, Meghan King's impact on FSU Softball, FSU baseball's pitching woes, FSU basketball's trouncing of Murray State, and Duke basketball's upset scare against UCF.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Gary Putnik, and Gabe Wisniewski. The lads examine robot umpires, Wisconsin QB Grad-Transfer Alex Hornibrook's impact after he officially committed to FSU, FSU baseball's series vs Virginia Tech along with Mike Martin's 2000th win, and a preview of FSU men's basketball versus Virginia Tech in the ACC Tournament.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Dakota Gier, and Jacob Hane. The gang dives into how FSU baseball has fared thus far this season, FSU men's basketball vs NC State, and Bryce Harper signing with the Phillies.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Gianna Arantes, and Brandon Spencer. The panel recaps FSU women's hoops versus Miami, the FSU men's basketball loss against North Carolina, the FSU baseball series versus Youngstown State, and Zion Williamson's shoe explosion.
Host Chris Camacho is joined by Co-Host Nick Carlisle, Brett Rutherford, and Katherine Wright. The star studded cast recaps FSU men's basketball versus Wake Forest and Virginia Tech, FSU baseball's opening day no-hitter, and MLB season preview.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Luke Hazen, Lucas Veitia. The crew debates who won the Kristaps Porzingis trade, Deondre Francois dismissal, FSU men's basketball Georgia Tech recap, FSU Softball, and the Patriots winning Super Bowl LIII.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Austin Reynolds, and Tyler Phillips. The boys run through Lakers trade rumors, and FSU women's and men's basketball.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Luke Fay, former Host Michael Hudak, and Brett Rutherford. The crew examines NBA official Twitter, FSU women's and men's hoops, and the NFL Playoffs between the Saints/Rams and Patriots/Chiefs.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Chief Anchor Luke Fay, Gary Putnik, and Brandon Spencer. The gang debates whether Kyler Murray should stick to the MLB or become an NFL QB, FSU basketball's heartbreaking loss to Duke, and the National Championship between Clemson and Alabama.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, former Co-Host Curt Weiler, and former Host Ryan Kelly. The folks talk about the disconnect between the Steelers organization and Antonio Brown, Women's hoops, FSU men's basketball recap of their tough loss against Virginia, and the NFL Playoffs.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Stewart Gideon, and Mike Pederson. The boys talk about the new NHL expansion team in Seattle, FSU basketball vs UCONN, Phil Cofer's return from injury, the FSU football offensive coordinator search, and a look back on the week of NFL games.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Brandon Spencer, Lucas Veitia, and Jenny McDonald. The squad analyzes the Kareem Hunt domestic violence incident, the FSU women's soccer tournament run, a recap of FSU basketball's huge win over Purdue, Alabama's comeback victory over Georgia in the SEC Championship, and a review of the New Year Six Bowl matchups.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Austin Reynolds, and Sebastian Angel-Riano. The guys discuss the thumping the Gators put on Seminole football, the end to the bowl streak, FSU soccer, and FSU men's basketball preview of their matchup against Purdue.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Chief Anchor Luke Fay, and Gary Putnik. The crew recaps FSU footballs's come from behind win over Boston College, FSU soccer's win over USC, FSU women's hoops, and if Drew Brees gets the nod over Patrick Mahomes for MVP.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Former Host Ariya Massoudi, and Jake Mossing. The clan recaps the disastrous showing in South Bend by FSU football against Notre Dame and a FSU men's and women's hoops preview.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Gary Putnik, and Brett Rutherford. The squad recaps FSU vs NC State and gives out NFL mid-season awards.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Sebastian Angel-Riano, and Olivia Rhoads. The gang previews FSU vs NC State, AP Poll bias, and the end to the World Series between the Dodgers and Red Sox.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Alex Krutchik, and Lucas Veitia. The boys examine a new high school to the G league basketball route, FSU vs Wake Forest recap/Clemson preview, and the Chris Paul, Rajon Rondo spit incident.
Host Nick Carlisle is joined by Co-Host Chris Camacho, Chief Anchor Luke Fay, and Gary Putnik. The crew debates the new NFL roughing the passer rule, previews FSU vs Wake Forest, looks at the college football landscape, and runs through the MLB playoffs.
Host Nick Carlisle, Co-Host Chris Camacho, and Chief Anchor Luke Fay talk about their travel experience covering FSU vs Miami and their impressions of the football game itself.
Chris Camacho takes over hosting duties for the week as he is joined by Co-Host Nick Carlisle, Gary Putnik, Mike Pederson and Austin Reynolds with Seminole Segment . The guys have reactions to FSU football's win against Louisville and discuss the allure of October baseball in the MLB.