The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz

We kick off Hour 2 by discussing why we have not heard from De'Vondre Campbell since he quit in the middle of an NFL game. Then, we have a new episode of Off Rohd-ing from Lucy's trip to Austin for the College Football Playoff Game between the Texas Longhorns and Clemson Tigers. Hook ‘em. Plus, Amin has thoughts on why the public feud between JJ Reddick and Charles Barkley may have actually just been a misunderstanding. Then, Mina Kimes joins the show in the midst of her evacuation from the fires that continue to rage on in Los Angeles and details her experience. We do our best to cheer her up with some discussion about the National Football League as she runs through topics such as CJ Stroud's struggles, Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson, Sam Darnold bouncing back, and who is between between the Lions and Bills.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike is infatuated with Pat Burrell to start the hour and makes the argument that he had the greatest individual season in the history of the University of Miami athletic program. Then, Pablo Torre joins the show to discuss Mark Zuckerberg's new look and how a small group of wealthy right wingers that control the content we digest are getting unprecedented access to President Trump. Also, Greg Cote does not understand how our new Venmo Fine Bucket works after taking a fine for his phone going off and tries to get out of it once again. Does he have a Back In My Day today? Plus, Pablo is going to be featured on this week's Oral History, the worst bad beat in prop betting history, Nick Wright is a bad guy and Leonard Hamilton and Mark Jones are shockingly old. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

There is no 'Heat Culture' without Pat Riley. Dan Le Batard and the legendary, nine-time NBA championship winning player, coach, and executive, leave nothing off limits in looking at a life, career, and unrelenting mentality that has shaped a league and culture for generations. Dan and Pat go through the successes, criticisms, and blow ups - including their 30 year relationship - to unearth what it was really like forging one of the NBA’s greatest legacies. Pat illuminates his journey crafting Heat Culture - what it was really like at the start of it all, what the team means to him today, and digging into his controlling and deeply emotional relationship with the game. From reminiscing about early days, to where things stand in today's NBA, Dan and Pat hold a brutally honest mirror to one of the most iconic and influential careers in all of sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brock Bowers. Pretty good, huh? You know who else is pretty good? Cam Ward. You know who Greg Cote thinks was even better? Legendary Penn State quarterback, 89-year-old Milt Plum. The show devolves into researching the iconic career and legacy left behind by Milt which included one of the most ridiculous individual performances you will ever hear about. After regaling Greg with stories of his guy Milt, Dan and Amin move the show to a discussion about the development and evaluation of quarterbacks, and how we continue to get things so wrong. Plus, there was a controversy about this year's Most Valuable Lobo, and Greg Cote has all the details about the epic race. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices