The Southbound Sports Show

The college football season kicked off with a few upsets. Running long distances may increase cancer risk. NFL roster cuts are underway.

Michigan dodges the hammer from the NCAA as there is no evidence connecting Jim Harbaugh to the actions of Connor Stalions. Auburn decides to claim new national championships. The NIL era continues to shape the future of the Big Ten conference.

The NFL had players stand in the middle of the field instead of finishing the game after a player was injured in a preseason game. Penn State barely missed out on being ranked number one. Gambling takes down another player.

ESPN and the NFL are working on a deal that would give ESPN rights to the NFL while giving the NFL a stake in ESPN. This would be a bad deal for sports fans as ESPN already provides slanted coverage. The Browns have no idea what their plan is at quarterback while Will Howard is listed as third string for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

A shooter blames the NFL for CTE. The Steelers are hyping up Aaron Rodgers. CMU is under investigation by the NCAA for their connection to Connor Stalions.

Florida State is reducing capacity in their football stadium. The Big Ten asks the NCAA to give Michigan time served. Penn State is predicted to win the National Championship.

Richie finds a working copy of Tecmo Super Bowl Ultra before the release of EA Sports College Football 26.

The United States loses to Mexico in the Gold Cup final. The team put up a disappointing performance on the national stage once again which dampers expectations going into the World Cup.

The Pittsburgh Steelers trade Minkah Fitzpatrick to the Dolphins as a start to their roster rebuild. Aaron Rodgers hints that this will be his final season leaving the future of the Steelers uncertain. The PAC-12 tries to survive as the Big Ten pushes for more auto bids.

A new version of the Olympics is being formed where athletes are being offered prize money to break world records while taking performance enhancing drugs. New injuries are hitting sports hard and could be due to overuse while the WNBA isn't protecting its star players.

Veteran quarterbacks are struggling in summer workouts. Summer workouts are underway as we look for clarification from the NCAA on proposed payments and benefits to athletes.

Aaron Rodgers finally signs with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Our Garmin Instinct Solar watches are still going strong. The NCAA payment approval process sparks controversy as the Michigan resolution will be announced soon.

The national media is pressuring the Steelers into making a move at quarterback soon as Aaron Rodgers still hasn't announced a decision. The ACC and Big 12 have united against the Big Ten and the SEC as it comes to playoff expansion after the SEC flamed out of the NCAA baseball tournament just like the basketball tournament.

The SEC keeps complaining about NIL and the playoffs while the Steelers still have not signed Aaron Rodgers.

This episode of Southbound Sports discusses the controversies surrounding flagrant fouls in the WNBA involving Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, and the NFL's decision to allow players to compete in flag football. The show reflects on the latest developments in sports, including player behavior and league regulations, emphasizing the importance of both women's basketball and flag football in mainstream sports culture.

The Southbound Sports Show discusses a leaked proposal to suspend Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore for two games ahead of their NCAA meeting. The hosts elaborate on the implications of NCAA investigations and Michigan's prior suspensions, as well as broader topics regarding college football's governance, NIL impacts, and conference dynamics.