Our cantankerous crew of sage sports pundits is back for another episode of UNDER THE BUS! It's the first show of 2025, and our snarky squad is taking on the hottest topics in sports — including the College Football Playoff, officials deciding the game by not making a call that could decide the game, the NFL playoffs, and mayonnaise baths.
Some of the speedbumps along the way include Penn State football coach James Franklin, Pitt football coach Pat Narduzzi, beefing coaches Bret Bielema (Illinois) and Shane Beamer (South Carolina), Cris Collinsworth, Sam Darnold, NY Giants owner John Mara, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, the Tennessee men's basketball team, hatin-ass Mick Cronin, Jimmy Butler, the ESPN graphics folks who emblazoned "Bulldongs" across the screen, and Curry's new nemisis — Georgia basketball standout Blue Kane and his Dookie legacy.
All this and much more on a new episode of UNDER THE BUS, featuring former ESPN SportsCenter anchor Bob Stevens, legendary high school hoops coach Rich Basirico, and Hall of Fame sportswriter Curry Kirkpatrick!
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