The Podcast starts with the ACC QB Tiers, as a plethora of teams went to the transfer portal to find new starters. Brent Key and the Yellow Jackets grabbed Alberto Mendoza from Indiana, and Bill O'Brien (aka BOB) gets the podcast juiced by bringing in Mason McKenzie, a D2 hooper from Saginaw Valley State. The pod gives props to what Jeff Brohm has built in Louisville, paired with an intriguing acquisition of Ohio State transfer Lincoln Kienholz. In the Big 12, the Horned Frogs in Fort Worth added Harvard transfer Jaden Craig, who is a little-known commodity in college football right now, but that is soon to change. Eric Morris brought his Green Machine north to Stillwater and painted the wagon black and orange. No player in that wagon is more important than quarterback Drew Mestemaker, who led the nation in passing last year. Enjoy catching up on the good and maybe the not-so-good from this year's ACC and Big 12 Quarterback rooms.

The fellas unpack the different takes surrounding the Texas court ruling that granted Brendan Soresby eligibility. Then, they move into quarterback tiers for both the BIG 10 and SEC. And finally, Luke ends with a rant about why group project meetings should never be over 30 minutes. This Pod was recorded prior to the news of Sorsby entering the supplemental draft.

In this week's edition of TFPP, Luke and Charlie go through some of their favorite drafts from late April before diving into the Game 7 between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Boston Celtics. They also play the game, "Guess the record," with a few intriguing college football programs. To finish the show, they talk about the Brandon Soresby gambling scandal, and how this is just the tip of the iceberg of a massive issue in American sporting society.

TFPP is back for the NFL Draft. Although this Quarterback class is weaker than most, this draft brings intrigue from less-coveted positions. There is a good chance a Running Back, Safety, and Off-ball Linebacker get drafted in the top ten. That being Jeremiyah Love from Notre Dame, Caleb Downs from Ohio State, and Sonny Styles from Ohio State. If you are a football junkie plugged into college football, there is plenty to be excited about in the 2026 NFL Draft. Enjoy the podcast, and stay for a little bit of friendly banter in the front and back end of the pod.

March: the third month of the year in the Gregorian calendar that has 31 days. Originally, the first month in the Roman calendar and a time where 18-22-year-old basketball players define lifelong legacies... We, the people, just get to enjoy the ride.

Some legendary goals were scored in this tournament.

• Quinn Hughes OT winner vs Sweden
• Megan Keller Golden Goal vs Canada
• Jack Hughes Golden Goal vs Canada

We talk about all of them, plus the improbable and miraculous performance of Connor Hellebuyck. This was a special tournament for the sport of hockey, and a special tournament for USA Hockey.

Sam and Charlie hop on the pod to talk all things Olympic Hockey. The Slovak, Finland, Sweden group gave us some fun upsets, but the rest of the round robin was pretty chalky. The discussion ranges from the best and worst parts of team USA and team Canada, to the most frisky European teams in this tournament. The US will most likely have a date with Finland in the Quarterfinals while Sweden while Canada awaits the winner of the 8/9 Czcech Denmark game. Ultimately as hockey fans, we hope to see a US Canada Gold Medal game, and we pray that the race for gold isn't determined by a 3 on 3 overtime. At the end of the podcast, we discuss some of the other storylines around Milan.

Not the most entertaining Super Bowl Game, but the story of this playoffs has been the improbable career turnaround of Sam Darnold. The Sam Darnold Doc is going to be a great watch one day. The podcast then dives into their favorite Quarterback contracts in the NFL, and some of the worst. After this, Sam gives his scheduling fix for the NFL, so that Americans can get off work Super Bowl Monday. NDSU has been a storied program in Division 2 and FCS, so fittingly they have made their way into the bright FBS lights. This is a great move for the Mountain West conference, as NDSU immediately becomes one of the most recognizable brands in the conference. But this move is devastating for an FCS subdivision that has already lost JMU, Delaware, Jax State, and Kennesaw State over the past few years. The pod speculates that this move will be followed by a few other Missouri Valley and Big Sky Schools, perhaps the Montana schools and South Dakota State. The Olympics are back with NHL players for the first time since 2014. We bring on special guest Esai Morse to talk about some international puck. Canada and America are the favorites in the odds market, but the continent of Europe plays hockey as well, and they may have something to say to their North American counterparts.