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Bill Parcells and Catherine Zadzora discuss the surprises we've seen through the first half of the season. The Packers are back on course but things in the NFC North are far from decided. Bill looks at the trade deadline and gives this thoughts on players spending their entire careers with one team. Plus, which team does Bill see as real contenders down the stretch.
New episodes of 'Football Doesn't Lie' release every Thursday. Each week, we tour the NFL landscape through the perspective of one of the greatest coaches in league history.
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On this edition of The Best of Stugotz and Company LIVE!: Sal Licata joins Stu and the guys as he and Dan Beyer debate whether or not the New York Giants are a good team. Stu and the gang partake in this week's installment of "Think About It Thursday". Sal explains how Stu got him into trouble with his wife. Stu wants a re-do of "Think About It Thursday". Stu and the guys play a round of "Do Me A Favor".
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It's Fox Sports Radio's official fantasy football podcast! Dan Beyer and Mike Harmon discuss their Top 5 QB's heading into Week 10. They then discuss their "Hot plays", "Cold Sores" & "Ninjas". Plus Dan gives his survivor pick for Week 10.
Hosts: Dan Beyer and Mike Harmon
Producer: Mike Gonzalez
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Joe Maddon and Tom Verducci are watching the MLB Awards being handed out! Joe talks about finding these award-winning players early in scouting. Tom gives the history of Jacob Misiorowski and Cam Schlittler. What are the pitches that have dominated baseball, including one favorite that's making a comeback! Tom looks back at the career of Bob Boone while Joe remembers his family and style of play.
The Book of Joe Podcast is a production of iHeart Radio.
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In this episode of Good In The Game, College Football Hall of Famer LaVar Arrington talks with Syracuse head coach Fran Brown to explain how growing up in Camden, New Jersey, shaped his demanding, relationship-first approach to coaching. He discusses the DART standard, community service, the bonds football creates, and his ambition to build a championship program at Syracuse.
Key Topics:
Brown traces his coaching foundation to Camden Little League, especially Coach Drip and the coaches who taught tough love, winning, and lifelong connection.
He defines DART as being detailed, accountable, relentless, and tough, and connects those traits to faith, family, academics, and football.
Brown describes his commitment to community service and relates it to his own hardships, including hunger during his junior-college years.
He explains how growing up in Camden, losing childhood friends, and receiving support from family and mentors shaped his outlook.
Brown builds player trust through communication, vulnerability, consistent actions, and owning mistakes, while keeping clear boundaries between practice and personal relationships.
He reflects on football’s emotional stakes and its role in shaping his identity, work ethic, family bonds, and life lessons.
Brown’s Syracuse vision is to build a program that can recruit across the Northeast and compete for conference and national championships.
He emphasizes development, good habits, education, and reducing unstructured idle time as ways to help players reach their potential.
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