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This week, Josh takes over. He doesn’t even let Matt get a single word in. Hear his thoughts on the win (what’s that?), his pick em games, and his take on chips and dip.https://soundcloud.com/user-605671470/uab-down-one-scholarship-podcaster

In this week’s episode, Matt and Josh discuss the (loss) to South Carolina. They’ll also get in to a few of the week’s big games, and exactly what we can expect from a coaching race in the SEC.

Tune in to this week’s episode and listen to Matt and Josh discuss yet another loss, this time to Mizzou! Remember in 2014 when the Gators lost to them at home? Don’t worry, they don’t mention that. Also, hear our … Continue reading →

Join Matt and Josh again this week as they welcome their friend Bobby to chat the UAA and its thought process moving forward with finding a new head coach. Also, we may have played a game on Saturday. Did it … Continue reading →

Matt and Josh are back for episode 5! Let’s talk a little bit about Texas A&M, and in case you forgot, our Gators were wearing some new uniforms. Did we like them? Find out by listening to this weeks episode. … Continue reading →

Listen in to this week’s podcast where Matt and Josh discuss the loss to LSU, our future as a football team, whose uniforms look like a Walmart Great Value brand, and giving some insight to what Tom Petty meant to … Continue reading →

On this week’s episode, Matt and Josh discuss the game against Vandy, LSU’s disastrous defeat, cursing teams, and the ugliest uniforms from this week in college football. Make sure to check back next Wednesday for our take on the LSU … Continue reading →

When NFL training camps open up in the next two weeks, close to 3,000 men will be able to say they are members of the National Football League. By the time the regular season launches in September, that number will … Continue reading →

When J.J. Schwarz squeezed the final out of the College World Series clincher giving the Florida Gators their first national championship in baseball, my immediate elation quickly turned to thoughts of 1996. And ’98. And ’05 and ’11. The Gators first … Continue reading →