
Ross Patterson and Dan Hollaway interview athletes, have a few drinks, and gamble like degenerates all week with their friends on every single sport known to man... jealous?
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1000 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Today we discuss Oregon, Oklahoma, and Ohio State losing this weekend and which loss was worse. We also discuss the highs and lows from Week 1 in the NFL. Blake Shelton loses the US Open and Steve Ballmer accepts his punishment with the NBA.
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Today we break down all the Week 1 matchups in the NFL and pick the spreads for all the games.
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Today we pick the point spreads on the Top 25 ranked teams in College Football. Ole Miss -6.5 is Ross' "MyBookie Lock Of The Week."
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They should just end their sports shows with out delco and Bob it’s terrible. Dan seems annoyed by anything Ross says, probably because 90% of what Ross says isn’t accurate. Ross is awful and should really be forced out he’s like a 90’s morning shock jock that should be only listened to in the Cheyenne Wyoming market. Bring back the people that actually knew sports.
The hosts couldn’t tell you the difference between zone vs man. But Ross is an ex shower toy at THE OHIO state.
The producers know more about sports than the main host.
Motto of the show: if they are a championship contender then go listen elsewhere
It was a good 5 year run. Out!
Apologize to Delco
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Two hosts riff on a wide mix of sports, betting, and pop culture with irreverent banter and frequent sponsor reads. Episodes consistently center on live betting chatter, golf and PGA Tour plays, LIV Golf discussions, and humorous takes on athletes, leagues, and events, all delivered in a casual, bar-talk style. A recurring strength is the duo's chemistry and willingness to pivot between bet picks, behind-the-scenes golf culture, and offbeat stories, making it a reliable option for listeners who want sports insight with personality and lighthearted hooligan energy. Noteworthy traits include heavy live-betting orientation, a strong golf tilt, and a steady cadence of promotional reads that weave into the conversation rather than interrupt it. ... more
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