The Buck is back for a Wednesday show! In lieu of this week's "Tip for Kids," Bucky reads a poem that he wrote 30 years ago sitting in the stands of DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium. He's a poet and we didn't even know it! Then, plenty of Texas-ou conversation. Arch Manning can do something only two Longhorn QBs have done since 2000. Will he get it done? What else does Texas need to do to get things in gear offensively in the Red River Shootout? The guys give their thoughts. It's October 7th, 2026... and

Jones and Keefe discuss if Pats fans should still be concerned about the lack of depth on the roster even though they were able to get a huge win in Buffalo without multiple key pieces. Was Mike Vrabel exaggerating how poor the backups looked in training camp or should the patriots look to strengthen positions of need via a trade?

The WNBA semifinals are already feeling the impact of injuries. How will Atlanta and Las Vegas adjust, and which players need to step up with the stakes at their highest?On today’s Locked On Women’s Basketball, we break down the biggest injury storylines heading into the semifinals, including how Atlanta can replace the production of Rhyne Howard and whether its depth can hold up against New York.Then, we look ahead to what’s next for the Dallas Wings after a dramatic turnaround season. Paige

Hawk’s failed attempt at abstinence gets a new euphemism, the guys revisit some absolutely insane 1970s commercials, preview Vikings-Saints, recap the Wild’s overtime loss in Buffalo and somehow learn far more than anyone needed to know about giraffe mating habits.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn is under increasing pressure after a 1-3 start, but general manager Adam Peters should not automatically rise or fall with him. The next four games could dramatically change how Josh Harris evaluates Quinn, while Peters has to be judged on roster construction, young-player development and whether he is building enough around Jayden Daniels.We break down what Quinn needs to show to stabilize his future, where Peters has hit and missed in the draft and free

In part two of the Caff chat we talk about Extreme Rock, Nesscliffe and putting on raves in the Dinorwic quarries. Tons of crack!

Sal and Matt discuss the takeaways from the loss to the Patriots, DJ Moore's status and the rest of the injury list, issues on defense and a huge primetime matchup coming up against the Los Angeles Rams. Is Maxwell Hairston ready to silence the critics? Will Jim Leonhard look to simplify the defense? Is this a must win against Matt Stafford and the Rams?

Sal and Matt share some thoughts on a tough Week 4 game for Max Hairston and why he needs to step up sooner rather than later.

Hello!It's five years since Mike Ashley sold Newcastle United to the consortium of Amanda Staveley, The Public Investment Fund and The Reubens. In this special episode we look back on the last years - the night of the takeover, the European adventures and of course, that famous cup win. We also ask the question about whether Mikey Ashley has any regrets over his time as owner of United? -- *** Download ⁠SAILY⁠ in your app store and use our code EIBAW at checkout to get an exclusive 15%

10/7 Hour 2: Mike Florio (@ProFootballTalk) and Chris Simms (@CSimmsQB) discuss latest news in NFL including Dan Campbell refusing to settle for mediocrity, NFLRA objecting to the “severity” of suspensions of two suspended officials, and breaking down power rankings for Week 5.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How a Neighbor Trade-Off Led to Taylor's Viral Giant Buck | 100% WILD Podcast Ep. 482 In this episode of the 100% WILD Podcast, Matt Drury and Tim Kjellesvik welcome Taylor Drury Land to break down her viral Northern Missouri bow hunt. Taylor recounts how a neighbor trade-off agreement allowed the Drury Outdoors team to manage food plots and habitat on a neighboring property in exchange for trophy access. She details the September 16th opener following a torrential rainstorm, overcoming blind access

The Pittsburgh Steelers are at the quarter pole of the 2026 regular season, and it's time to see if the team is living up to expectations.It's time to take a look back at preseason expectations to see if the team is meeting those, or falling short? Join Andrew Wilbar, Corey Eckecnroth, and Jeremy Betz on the latest Steelers Fix podcast. The Steelers Fix comes courtesy of the Steel Curtain Network and FFSN, the Fans First Sports Network. Check out Meinelschmidt Distillery at

Alex and Chris spend an evening drafting their favorite men's team throughout the Cracked Racquets era of college tennis.Episode Bookmarks: Alex's Draft Pick #1: 2024 TCU - 11:45 Chris's Draft Pick #1: 2021 Florida - 21:00 Chris's Draft Pick #2: 2020 UNC - 30:15 Alex's Draft Pick #2: 2024 Ohio State - 35:30 Alex's Draft Pick #3: 2023 Michigan - 42:55 Chris's Draft Pick #3: 2018 Mississippi State - 47:55 Chris's Draft Pick #4: 2023 Arizona - 1:00:30 Alex's Draft Pick #4: 2021 Baylor/Honorable

Alexander Isak is scoring goals for Liverpool — so why do the underlying numbers suggest there is still a major problem with the attack? The Under Pressure team dive into Liverpool's passing networks, chance creation and attacking structure to examine a fascinating contradiction. Isak's individual output looks healthy, with four goals and strong xG numbers, yet Liverpool are struggling to involve their No.9 consistently in build-up and aren't creating enough high-quality chances as a team. Hamzah

Boxing is booming, right? So where have all the championship fights gone?No male world champion has had more than two world title fights this year. The pound-for-pound list is littered with single figure outings, whilst the women's game isn't much busier. In a time when stadium fights and unifications are regular, why has nobody taken 2026 by storm? Can you name a Boxer of the Year this year? The boys get stuck into the facts of figures of the sweet science in 2026. Check out the British

Dan Bernstein examines the sheer improbability of the White Sox' playoff run and asks an important question: just how self-aware is the fan base right now? 0:00 The White Sox playoff run and the fanbase38:00 FOX broadcast of Padres and Brewers52:45 Bulls hot preseason actionWith the White Sox still undefeated in the postseason and sitting just one win away from the ALCS, the line between confidence and disbelief continues to blur.Also on this episode, Dan breaks down the outstanding FOX broadcast

We got the third hour started with Mr Mikes Kind of Easy Trivia.    It was then time for Three Questions Too Many presented by Park Mazda.   Sportnets Insider Frank Seravalli closed out today's show, opening with his analysis of the Anaheim Ducks and explaining why their early-season play has been a pleasant surprise. Seravalli then evaluated the Oilers' opening schedule, highlighting why banking early points is critical for their long-term positioning. To wrap up, he weighed in on Edmonton's trade

Max Fried is taking the ball with the Yankees’ season on the line, regardless of whether his girlfriend goes into labor. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash react to Fried’s firm commitment to his Game 3 start and debate one of sports’ toughest personal decisions: whether a player should ever miss the birth of a child for a postseason game. The conversation turns personal as Evan and Tiki share their own experiences around childbirth and work, while the Yankees remain at the center of

The Brewers dropped a tight Game 3 to the Padres, but Jen isn’t ready to join fans panicking about the postseason. The crew breaks down Milwaukee’s mistakes, Christian Yelich’s hard-hit final out and why tonight’s Game 4 is important without necessarily being a must-win. They discuss the Brewers’ pitching options, including Robert Gasser, and how closing out the series would allow them to save Jacob Misiorowski for the NLCS. Plus, Chewy returns from vacation with stories from the Amalfi Coast and a

After some unforgettable discussion about Kyle Wallace’s bizarre sleeping attire, Jen, Gabe and Chewy turn their attention to a much bigger Packers problem. The crew examines Green Bay’s struggling offensive line and how much blame belongs to Brian Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur for allowing the unit to reach this point. Chewy goes through the remaining schedule and finds only a handful of potential wins, raising questions about whether the Packers could eventually become sellers. They also compare