
Graham Couch and Jason Knick are a dynamic duo that get together every afternoon to discuss Michigan State and Big Ten football and men’s basketball, Detroit pro sports and the buzz nationally. The show is a fun, engaging, and thought-provoking all-in-one radio and podcast experience for the Michigan State, Michigan and Detroit sports fan whose assorted interests also might include the outrageous ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1000 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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In our last show before a two-week break, we answered your questions on what we're learning about Michigan State's basketball team at the Moneyball Pro-Am, on the administrative mess at MSU, including AD J Batt still being there, despite intending to... more
We opened talking MSU basketball after the opening night of the Moneyball Pro-Am — who stood out and what we saw, especially among MSU's freshmen, big guys and Jeremy Fears Jr.. Then a conversation with The Athletic's Cody Stavenhagen on the Tigers, ... more
We dug into our takes and yours — on Dusty May's departure from Michigan, J Batt's exit from MSU, on MSU basketball and football, the Tigers, U.S. Open, World Cup and more.
We answered your questions on Michigan State basketball's roster heading into the summer and Moneyball Pro-Am, on the dram with MSU and MSU athletics, including with departing AD J Batt, president Kevin Guskiewicz and the board of trustees, on the Wo... more
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I understand the need for some help with the show, but I’m not here to listen to a nepo baby get his shot at being on the radio. Love listening to you guys, but not the new intern. I’m sure he’ll be ok someday, but I’ll listen to other stuff for now. See ya in the fall 🫡
Easily the best podcast on msu sports and perhaps the best on Detroit sports as well.
Good info on MSU and Detroit sports with some random TDS thrown in there, cuz they can’t help themselves.
If it were just Couch talking Spartan sports for about 45 minutes it’d be the best podcast out there. Don’t really care for the other 90 minutes of content. Would love a Spartan sports podcast I could play without fear when my kids are in the car.
The majority of America disagrees with your opinion, Graham. I just don’t get why you would spend the first 10 minutes insulting our President elect, that more than half of American voted for. I fully understand and support democracy and the opinion of every individual. Just understand when your ego motivates you to express your personal views you are making people, like myself, look to other local sports podcasts. Not because I don’t respect your opinion, but because I don’t turn to sports insi... more
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Two afternoon sports hosts cover Michigan State football and basketball, Detroit pro sports, and broader national sports with humor, banter, and betting angles. Episodes blend sharp analysis of MSU's rosters, NIL dynamics, and conference stakes with NBA and MLB chatter, fan questions, and light personal anecdotes, often weaving in local sponsor reads and everyday life moments. The format tends toward long-form, unscripted conversations with recurring guest appearances from sports media and front-office voices, making it a lively, personality-driven listen for Michigan sports fans who enjoy candid banter and real-time reactions to games, bets, and college sports policy shifts.
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