There are a lot of rules in baseball. Some of them are clearly stated, while others are unwritten, but everyone is just supposed to know. This episode is about that latter category. We also share some of our ideal home run celebrations. Because hitting a home run is hard work, and we should celebrate accordingly. And this play from Francisco Lindor while being interviewed is super cool! Plus, a misunderstood tweet from DeSean Jackson and a silly sports cliche about who you should be paying

If you've been keeping an eye on the NBA playoffs, you might have noticed an alarming trend: an increase in flopping. Nobody wants to watch a game with people falling down like dominoes, led by future Hall of Famer Chris Paul. Plus, remember when Chris Rock was randomly at the Dave Chappelle show where the latter comedian got attacked? That was weird. Also, a look at when the ambulance used to run over players in games of Madden (shout out to this wonderful runaway cart ), a geographically

We understand sports networks need to fill airtime. But some of these debate-centric shows are quite ridiculous. From "who's the best?" to "why are we paying this person so much money?", there's no shortage of dumb things to argue about. Hannibal Buress was spot on with his "Bold Predictions" bit. Could cushy TV jobs be the best gig in the world? Have you ever debated about something stupid? Are there too many question marks in this description? Plus, a dumb

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How do you assign grades to something that doesn't happen yet? It's a strong question posed by Sean, and one we hope to get to the bottom of during this episode. Plus, a fabulous tweet brain teaser from George Kittle and a silly sports cliche about what things are.

-The group gives their plans for the rest of the week and their summer break.

-The athletes also discuss the importance of sleep recovery.

Tate Wildeman and Kenzie Knuckles plan out their upcoming performance later in the show.

What Does it Take to be Mentally Tough in Today's Sports Climate - April 27th, 9:25pm

Tate Wildeman of Husker Football joins the show to give his insight on what the fans mean to the team.

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Have you ever struggled when deciding what to wear? College football recruits often do. They have several hats in front of them, yet they never seem to know which one to put on! Sean thinks that’s pretty dumb. We discuss some of the joys and pains of running around tracks and through neighborhoods. We also reminisce on some of our public speaking training. Clearly, it’s paid off with this fabulous podcast. Plus, a look at some of the classic cars from driving school. And do you have a favorite

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There's a really odd rule in college basketball that you might not even know about. It involves the jerseys that players wear, and while said rule kind of makes sense, it's still quite silly. Because Joey was the one that first learned about this rule, Sean lets him have the floor to rant. But don't worry, because Sean releases plenty of unhinged frustration during this episode, too. We're also covering some of the classic meals we'd eat after school — Joey's afternoon

-A duet show for the ages...Lexi and Ally give their live singing performance as a duet.

-We here from Lexi's family for a little bit of backround on what Lexi was like growing up.-Ally's mother also calls in to give her backstory.