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Issue XXI: How Sports & Politics Shaped Us

History

Jan 26, 2026

Issue XXI: How Sports & Politics Shaped Us

Take a look at key moments in history when sports and politics have intertwined, shaping culture and society while promoting change.

Jen Brugh

Issue XX: College Football has a New Champion

CFB

Jan 20, 2026

Issue XX: College Football has a New Champion

HOO, HOO, HOO, HOOSIERS! Indiana University takes home it's first ever College Football National Title!

Jen Brugh

Issue XIX: Wrapping up NFL Super Wild Card Weekend

CFB

Jan 12, 2026

Issue XIX: Wrapping up NFL Super Wild Card Weekend

Monday night features a tough matchup between the Houston Texans and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Can Aaron Rodgers get the Steelers to the Divisional Round?

Jen Brugh

NFL

Jan 5, 2026

Issue XVIII: The NFL Playoffs Begin!

Here's a break a down of each round of the NFL playoffs and the teams vying for a chance to play in Super Bowl LX.

Jen Brugh

Issue XVII: Who's Paying for the Billionaires' Stadiums?

CFB

Dec 29, 2025

Issue XVII: Who's Paying for the Billionaires' Stadiums?

SPOILER: It's not them! And they're getting pretty creative with how they leave taxpayers footing the bill.

Jen Brugh

Issue XVI: The NFL Playoff Picture Gets Clearer after Week 16

CFB

Dec 22, 2025

Issue XVI: The NFL Playoff Picture Gets Clearer after Week 16

The NFC is pretty well set, but the AFC is still up for grabs. Who will clinch these last two weeks of the NFL regular season?

Jen Brugh

Dec 15, 2025

Issue XV: The Indianapolis Colts Bring Philip Rivers Out of Retirement

When your old team calls, you pick up the phone, take the offer, and sign on the dotted line. Then you make your first start as a 44-year-old football player.

Jen Brugh

Issue XIV: The 2025 College Football Playoff Bracket is Set

CFB

Dec 8, 2025

Issue XIV: The 2025 College Football Playoff Bracket is Set

Indiana snags the No. 1 spot after winning the Big 10 Championship, Alabama secures a spot despite losing the SEC title, and Notre Dame gets the cold shoulder.

Jen Brugh