Episode 23 - Colleges making moves based off COVID-19, and Stanford cutting 11 sport programs

Should we have preseason or not? I give my take on this while also giving a bonus rant on decision making.

I discuss how bubbles might be our only way to have sport seasons go smoothly unlike what the MLB is currently facing. Bubbles like the NBA's might be our only option.

We need new rules and changes to old rules to help sport leagues thrive to their max potential. I try and cover everything that goes into this.

We should all try to be unbiased in how we go about seeing things. I talk about this while using the sport example of the Myles Garrett - Mason Rudolph incident.

I talk about the coronavirus and how it affects sports, and what I see happening as far as sports in America is concerned. The download was so big that I had to delete my intro and outro just so the download wasn't to big for my upload and distribution website.

Everyone loves stats but do they tell the full story? I talk about how the numbers at face value only tell you half of the story.

The first half is me rambling about student-athletes and universities during the pandemic, and the second half is me talking about Stanford cutting 11 sport programs and a conspiracy theory about it.

It looks like the Washington Redskins are going to change their name, and it is about time. I talk about this and other teams that have Native American influences.

Mahomes new contract has me thinking about how GMs should structure player salaries. I still am a fan of paying leftover salary cap to players at the end of the year, but now I'm talk about paying players based off of percentage of the cap instead of market value.

It's the day before Independence Day so I decided to have this Fan Friday be about America's team the Dallas Cowboys. I talk about a few things in my longest episode to date, but I still had to cut my rant short.