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Join hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop for a wide-ranging, hour-plus episode covering everything from Thanksgiving weekend football to college coaching drama and Feast Week college basketball. The guys open with holiday banter, recap their football-watching (and dessert-eating) routines, then dive into the shockers from Thanksgiving: Cowboys over Chiefs, a flurry of upsets that wiped out a parlay and the growing sense that the NFL playoff picture is chaotic and wide open. The hosts break down notable NFL storylines — Chiefs’ struggles, the rise of the Bears, Patriots and Cowboys as contenders, surprising underdog first-half outcomes, and game-by-game previews and picks (Dallas vs. Detroit, Seattle vs. Atlanta, Titans at Browns, Miami at the Jets, Buffalo vs. Cincinnati and more). Will and Zach also share betting takes and results (including a lost parlay, a perfect week on some first-half underdog plays, and this week’s wagers: Colts moneyline and a Dallas first-half underdog bet). Shifting from the pros, W

Good afternoon — it’s November 24, 2025. In this episode of A Little Column A, A Little Column B, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop break down a packed holiday week of sports, starting with college basketball Feast Week. They open on Michigan State’s big neutral-site win over Kentucky, debating whether the Spartans have finally found a reliable offense. From there, they hit Arizona, UConn, Illinois, Louisville, Vanderbilt, and Gonzaga, plus the marquee Feast Week matchups ahead: Michigan vs. Ohio State, Texas A&M vs. Texas, the Iron Bowl, and more. On the NFL side, Will and Zach revisit surprising results — including the Browns’ unexpected Shador-led win, Myles Garrett’s dominance, and the chaos of Thanksgiving football. They weigh whether Shador could be Cleveland’s future QB, break down red-zone decision-making, and dig into betting angles for the week ahead. The hosts lock in picks, discuss Lions/Chiefs/Ravens parlays, a Bengals first-half play, and preview matchups like Chiefs at Cowboys, Bengals at

Good afternoon — November 17, 2025. Hosts William Alimonos and Zach Bishop deliver a fast-moving episode loaded with NFL picks, college football shifts, streaming-service drama, and late-night hoops chaos. They open with the long-awaited YouTube TV / Disney / ESPN reconciliation, unpacking ESPN Unlimited integration, DVR restoration issues, and whether YouTube TV has officially become the new “cable hub.” The guys share how it feels to finally have ESPN back, comparing the experience to classic cable days while venting about Red Zone’s commercial overload. The NFL dominates the middle of the show: buzzer-beaters, overtime madness, quarterback injuries, and betting angles everywhere. They preview Bills–Texans, Steelers–Bears (with Rodgers’ fractured hand and Mason Rudolph implications), Patriots at Bengals, Lions–Giants, Chiefs–Colts, Ravens–Jets, and more. William and Zach lock in picks, break down first-quarter lines, touchdown props (like Henderson and Gibbs), and discuss who to trust in coin-flip games. Th

Join Will and Zach for a fast-paced Week-in-Sports rundown recorded November 3, 2025 — a high-energy mix of NFL analysis, MLB reflections, NBA storylines, college football talk, and streaming industry drama. Expect conversational banter, bold predictions, and a few bets worth circling. [00:00:51 – Exciting Sports Season Begins] The guys kick off with baseball — breaking down the World Series Game 7 thriller, Shohei Ohtani’s pitching struggles, and why this year’s matchup delivered top-tier drama for both casual and hardcore fans. [00:01:38 – Reflecting on Baseball’s Drama] Final thoughts on how the Fall Classic wrapped up, plus early offseason chatter and which teams might carry momentum into next year. [00:04:17 – NFL Picks and Predictions] A full NFL segment covering last week’s surprises (J.J. McCarthy’s rise, Joe Flacco’s fireworks, Tomlin’s Steelers magic) and “Bailout Bo” Nix hype. Will and Zach make their weekly picks and two featured bets — Patriots (+125) and Rams (-194) — while previewing Bills vs D

Hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop deliver an all-out Sports Equinox episode of A Little Column A, A Little Column B — covering everything from the World Series marathon and NFL chaos to a breaking NBA gambling scandal. It’s one of the busiest sports weeks of the year, and the hosts bring sharp picks, fast-paced debates, and plenty of signature banter. The show opens with baseball heartbreak as they react to the 18-inning World Series thriller, Shohei Ohtani’s historic on-base streak, and how the Dodgers’ late-night heroics tested coast-to-coast fans. From there, they dive into a loaded NFL recap filled with betting locks, injury updates, and quarterback returns — including Lamar Jackson, JJ McCarthy, and Andy Dalton. Game-by-game breakdowns highlight what went right (and wrong) for key matchups: Ravens–Dolphins, Bears–Bengals, Vikings–Lions, Panthers–Packers, Chargers–Titans, and Patriots–Falcons. They reveal their “Bets of the Week” — Patriots -5.5 and Christian Watson Anytime TD (+225) — while warning lis

Good afternoon — it’s October 20, 2025, and on this episode of A Little Column A, A Little Column B, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop break down a packed sports week of blown leads, bold picks, and basketball futures. They open with (00:04:15) Giants’ Heartbreaking Loss — a crushing blown lead and wild Denver comeback — dissecting missed PATs, late-game QB heroics, and what it all means for betting slips and podcast bragging rights. From there, they dive into (00:07:43) NFL Picks and Predictions, covering (00:11:23) Dolphins vs. Falcons Preview, (00:16:09) Jets vs. Bengals Showdown, (00:21:34) Browns vs. Patriots Analysis, (00:24:23) Giants vs. Eagles Clash, (00:27:49) Bills vs. Panthers Matchup, (00:29:04) Bears vs. Ravens Expectations, (00:31:01) 49ers vs. Texans Breakdown, (00:33:18) Buccaneers vs. Saints Preview, (00:34:36) Cowboys vs. Broncos Faceoff, (00:36:48) Titans vs. Colts Discussion, (00:38:00) Packers vs. Steelers Outlook, and (00:41:20) Commanders vs. Chiefs Prediction. Key NFL storylines inc

Good afternoon — hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop mark the podcast’s 10-year anniversary while breaking down an eventful week in football, college sports, and basketball futures. The episode opens with celebration and a detailed recap of the Patriots’ recent win — including frank talk about inconsistent officiating, unlucky turnovers, and why the victory still matters for New England fans. They dive into their weekly NFL picks and betting slips, previewing every big matchup of the week. Highlights include Joe Flacco’s trade-to-start story in Cincinnati, skepticism about the Jaguars, and breakdowns of (Rams vs. Jaguars) (00:09:44), (Saints vs. Bears) (00:10:59), (Dolphins’ Struggles Continue) (00:13:16), and the (Patriots vs. Titans Preview) (00:19:51) following Tennessee’s coaching change. Other key games include (Raiders vs. Chiefs) (00:22:43), (Eagles vs. Vikings) (00:24:18), (Panthers vs. Jets) (00:29:30), (Colts at Chargers) (00:39:13), (Commanders vs. Cowboys) (00:39:43), and (Buccaneers vs. Lions) (0

Good afternoon — it’s October 6, 2025, and on this episode of Little Column A, Little Column B, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop break down a wild Week 5 in football. They open with (00:01:28) The Patriots’ Fourth Quarter — an emotional win in Buffalo featuring Stefon Diggs’ heroics, Drake Maye’s clutch throws, defensive penalties, and key injuries including Rhamondre Stevenson’s fumbles and Gibson’s torn ACL. Willie and Zach debate whether the Pats are for real or just lucky before moving into (00:07:10) The Arizona Meltdown and (00:09:11) Eagles’ Ups and Downs, analyzing Buffalo’s inconsistency and an Eagles-Giants tale of two halves (00:11:44). They share (00:13:05) Thoughts on Thursday Night, vent about (00:13:54) Morning Football Frustrations, then hit (00:14:54) Denver’s Comeback and (00:15:52) Jets’ Playoff Hopes. The chaos continues with (00:16:34) Cardinals vs. Colts, (00:18:21) Cardinals’ Wild Plays, (00:20:23) Jonathan Taylor’s Impact, and (00:21:40) Baker’s Two-Minute Drills. Touchdown predicti

Hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop break down a jam-packed episode covering the latest NBA media-day developments, fantasy football pain, a heavy slate of NFL picks, college football upsets, and the closing moments of the MLB regular season. Expect a conversational, game-by-game NFL preview, betting angles, and candid takes on roster news and injuries. The show opens with college and NBA talk (00:00:48) — including a reassuring two-minute Jason Tatum video, tempered expectations on his recovery, coach Mazzulla’s tone and tactics, and how missing pieces (Fred VanVleet’s season-ending injury, Kevin Durant’s ongoing point-guard search, Reed Sheppard’s readiness) shift the contender landscape. They also hit Al Horford’s new Golden State deal and toss out quick NBA futures bets for the season. The conversation transitions to football (00:06:07) and a full NFL recap (00:11:10). The hosts confess fantasy mishaps (00:21:34) and debate whether late scratch news should spark commissioner intervention. From there, they

Hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop kick off a bruise-filled Sunday on A Little Column A, A Little Column B, unpacking a week of NFL chaos, bad luck and bizarre finishes. Expect heated takes on the Patriots’ meltdown (five turnovers and goal-line heartbreak), Stevenson’s costly fumbles, and whether Belichick’s roster decisions still make sense. The show digs into special-teams mayhem — multiple blocked kicks across the league and the spread of the so-called “witching hour” blocks — and revisits the controversial Eagles’ tush-push offsides moments that keep drawing headlines. Will and Zach debate officiating consistency, the fairness of the rule, and how teams are exploiting gray areas. Backup-QB fever and roster depth are central topics: the hosts argue when teams should stick with veteran stopgaps versus rolling the dice on unknown college prospects, citing performances from Jaden Daniels, Brock Purdy/Mac Jones situations, plus the Falcons’ 30–0 embarrassment that raises questions about personnel and coachin

Will Alimonos and co-host Zach Bishop break down a jam-packed episode filled with wild real-life drama and football chaos. The hosts open with a bizarre cruise-ship story about Jay Zander Omar Gonzalez Diaz — a passenger who lost $16,000, jumped off the ship, was quickly retrieved by jet skis, and was found with nearly $15,000 in cash (00:00:49). That strange incident sparks a conversation about panic, poor decisions, and how cover-ups often make bad situations worse. The conversation pivots to the NFL’s injury wave and the growing “League of Backups” (00:04:49). Will and Zach discuss Joe Burrow’s season-threatening turf-toe injury (00:11:23), why the name is misleading, why teams are already leaning on backups across the league, and whether this many replacements is a fluke or an unavoidable reality of a violent game. They debate strategy vs. panic when starters go down and explore how salary caps and roster construction shape backup options. They break down specific team situations: the Dolphins/Patriots dr

Join hosts Will Alimonos and co-host Zach Bishop for a fast-moving, opinionated episode covering everything from airline deals to the biggest sports controversies of the weekend. Expect lively banter about Frontier’s new Go Wild $300 annual pass (what’s the catch?), the pros and cons of budget carriers, and a playful imagining of what a pass-powered bachelor party might look like (00:01:37). On the NFL front the hosts unpack Week 1: the shocking pre-kick ejection and spitting incident that altered the game narrative, Christian McCaffrey’s last-minute injury scare and subsequent strong outing for San Francisco, Caitlin Clark’s season-ending announcement, plus fantasy fallout for names like Jamar Chase and Derrick Henry. They run through picks and betting angles for major matchups — Commanders at Packers (00:11:06), Jaguars vs. Bengals (00:15:13), Giants at Cowboys (00:18:42), Bears vs. Lions (00:22:17), Rams at Titans (00:29:09), Patriots at Dolphins (00:30:15), and the tongue-in-cheek Thunder Muscle Matchup o

This episode covers college football’s biggest early storylines — from surprise upsets like LSU over Clemson and Miami at Notre Dame (00:01:53) to the hot takes around Arch Manning’s shaky debut and the scrutiny on new Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer. The hosts urge listeners not to overreact to week-one results and explain why early rankings mean less than fans think. They also celebrate feel-good moments and controversies: Lee Corso’s emotional retirement and perfect 6-for-6 final GameDay picks (00:06:01), plus the Dave Portnoy/Ohio State on-campus drama and what that says about rivalry culture and media. The conversation digs into Belichick’s high-profile move to UNC, whether expectations are realistic, and how recruiting and the transfer portal change turnaround timelines in college football. Shifting to the NFL, the episode examines the blockbuster Micah Parsons trade to Green Bay and its fallout for Dallas, plus Thursday night’s Cowboys vs. Eagles opener (00:17:21) — the hosts’ “lock of the week” for Philly.

Hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop open the show (August 26, 2025) fresh off college football’s early kickoffs and debate the wild proposal to expand the college playoff to 28 teams. They recap the Ireland game, share early reactions to ranked matchups, and mock the politics behind playoff expansion. The bulk of the episode focuses on NFL season previews and division predictions (00:02:52) — wrapping up the AFC South (00:07:08) and NFC South (00:19:16). Will and Zach argue Texans favorites (can CJ Stroud and Houston hit the 9.5 win over?), debate the Colts’ move to Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson, and size up the Jaguars under Trevor Lawrence and new coach Liam Cohen. They also discuss the Titans’ rookie QB Cam Ward and how that impacts the division’s outlook and over/under totals. In the NFC South conversation (00:19:16) they dissect the Buccaneers’ return with Baker Mayfield, Atlanta’s gamble on Michael Penix, the Panthers’ Bryce Young timeline, and the Saints’ uncertain quarterback room (00:23:58) wit

August 18, 2025 — Hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop open the episode with a hilarious and baffling local rescue (00:00:43 Playground Slide Rescue): a 40-year-old man wedged feet-and-head-first inside a Connecticut tube slide, prompting a half-hour firefighter rescue and plenty of playground etiquette questions. The conversation pivots to the NFL preseason with deep dives into the AFC and NFC North (00:04:32). Will and Zach make their division predictions — Baltimore as the clear AFC North favorite (00:06:32 Ravens’ Fantasy Prospects), skepticism about the Bengals’ defense despite Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase (00:08:30 Bengals’ Performance Expectations), doubts about Aaron Rodgers’ impact in Pittsburgh, and the Browns’ quarterback chaos with Joe Flacco, rookie Shadur Sanders, Dylan Gabriel, Kenny Pickett, and the Deshaun Watson fallout (00:13:14 Cleveland’s Quarterback Chaos). In the NFC North, they discuss Detroit as the favorite, the Green Bay vs. Minnesota battle for the runner-up spot (including rookie J

Join hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop as they dive into the world of NFL preseason excitement, discussing everything from fantasy football drafts to the buzz surrounding Shedeur Sanders. Whether you're hyped about preseason games or skeptical of their value, this episode has something for every NFL fan. The duo kicks things off with AFC West predictions (00:05:34), breaking down the Denver Broncos outlook (00:10:11), Los Angeles Chargers insight (00:14:02), and Las Vegas Raiders assessment (00:17:09). They also share key fantasy football insights (00:18:44) before moving into an NFC West preview (00:21:34), covering the San Francisco 49ers (00:22:50), Arizona Cardinals (00:25:04), Los Angeles Rams (00:26:20), and Seattle Seahawks (00:29:46). Beyond the gridiron, they explore NBA updates (00:33:13), including the Celtics being left out of the Christmas Day games, and drop in the Patriots Minute (00:36:55). The conversation then shifts to the streaming world (00:38:31), looking at how ESPN’s direct-to-consum

Join hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop as they dive into a unique episode filled with NFL discussions and intriguing stories. The episode opens with a lighthearted story about the Baltimore Ravens possibly getting swimming lessons from Michael Phelps, setting the tone for a fun but insightful dive into the football world. The conversation quickly shifts to training camp buzz and preseason excitement with a look at the Hall of Fame Game and Hard Knocks coverage (00:03:42). From there, they break down coaching changes across the league (00:06:22) before launching into bold NFC East predictions (00:08:27), including debates around the Eagles’ Super Bowl hangover (00:10:58), Commanders and Giants outlook (00:16:17), and whether the Cowboys’ window is closing (00:19:23). Then it’s onto the AFC East where Will and Zach dive into the strengths and weaknesses of contenders like the Bills, Jets, Dolphins, and Patriots (00:22:59), all while making playoff predictions and fantasy football observations. In a major shif

Join hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop as they dive into the latest happenings in sports, entertainment, and the world of podcasting. The episode kicks off with the excitement of NFL training camps, where Zach proudly announces his personal fitness achievements. The hosts banter candidly about NFL highlights, including contract extensions, player shapes, and fantasy drafts, questioning if newly in-shape athletes translate to better performance on the field. Shifting gears, the dialogue takes a comedic turn as they discuss the renewed relevance of once dormant TV shows. Zach brings his pitch for "Dexter Resurrection," the thrilling continuation of the acclaimed series, analyzing what it's like juggling prequels and sequels and how this modern rendition might even eclipse the original. Expect unexpected revelations and enthusiastic endorsements that bridge the gap between old fans and potential new ones. Entertainment takes center stage with humorous takes on Happy Gilmore’s sequel, offering insights into its

In this engaging episode of A Little of Column A, A Little of Column B, hosts Will Alimonos and Zach Bishop dive deep into the quirks and quandaries of the sports and entertainment world. The episode kicks off with (00:01:30) The Auction of the Century, where the iconic Rosebud sled from Citizen Kane recently fetched a staggering $14.75 million. Will and Zach explore the allure of owning such famed movie memorabilia and ponder if the magic remains when these items lose their on-screen mystique. Next, the focus shifts to the NBA Summer League in (00:02:13) Insights from Summer League. While congratulating Kon Knueppel from Duke on his MVP win, they also question the value of awarding championship rings for a week-long event, sparking a debate on vanity versus significance in sports accolades. In (00:05:46) Pelicans Injury Report, the duo examines how injury concerns are already influencing preseason expectations. (00:08:09) Damian Lillard’s Return covers the implications of Dame’s comeback and how it could res