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Hoops 360 hosts Caroline Fenton and Cassandra Negley break down the latest developments in the WNBA CBA negotiations as the third deadline looms. Where do the league and the WNBPA stand—and is a strike on the horizon? The hosts also dive into the tipoff of Unrivaled and ask a big question: what will the Lunar Owls look like without star forward Napheesa Collier?

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Plus, Atlanta Dream and Athletes Unlimited guard Te-Hina Paopao joins the show! Te-Hina talks about her transition from South Carolina to the professional game and shares her goals and excitement heading into the AU season.

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01:05 – What’s the latest on the WNBA CBA?

05:05 – How far apart are the WNBA and the WNBPA?

07:39 – How would a WNBA strike impact new emerging leagues?

11:28 – What does Napheesa Collier’s absence mean for Unrivaled?

20:33 – Atlanta Dream and Athletes Unlimited guard Te-Hina Paopao joins the show

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39:07 – College hoops: Who’s rising and falling in conference play?

39:56 – Is it panic time for LSU?

46:10 – Have we been sleeping on Vanderbilt?

48:59 – Is it panic time for Notre Dame?

53:09 – Upcoming college hoops and Unrivaled matchups

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As the baseball world prepares for Spring Training being a month away, some of the biggest free agents in the sport remain on the open market. Kyle Tucker, Cody Bellinger and Bo Bichette are the three names that continue to circulate among the big spenders, but the question remains: where are they going to land come Opening Day?

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On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jordan Shusterman is joined by guest host Jack Harris from the California Post as they discuss the free-agent game of musical chairs, as well as take a look at whether the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers could make a play for any of them if the deal is right. They also talk about why the Dodgers’ finances might be a reason for their quiet offseason, despite signing All-Star closer Edwin Díaz early on.

Later, Jordan is joined by Lance Brozdowski from Marquee Sports Network to break down the Chicago Cubs trading for Edward Cabrera from the Miami Marlins and why they were able to get him for a smaller-than-anticipated package. After that, Jordan and Jack examine Scott Boras trying to make history with Tarik Skubals’ arbitration case before making their picks for The Good, The Bad & The Uggla.

3:34 – The Opener: Big free agents still out there

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13:02 – What are the Dodgers’ next move?

30:43 – Breaking down the Cubs–Cabrera trade

56:21 – A new Rockies pitching theory?

1:00:10 – Scott Boras Scoreboard: Skubal update

1:08:06 – The Good, The Bad & The Uggla

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The National Championship Game is set! Andy Staples, Ross Dellenger and Steven Godfrey look ahead to the final matchup of the season by reacting to both semifinal matchups. They first talk about Indiana’s dominating performance over Oregon. Will the Hoosiers’ execution and talent win them a national title? How does Indiana stack up with the historically dominant national champions of the past? Then, they discuss the much more exciting semifinal matchup that saw Miami come out on top. How can Miami upset Indiana? What kind of advantage will playing in their home stadium create for the Hurricanes? Plus, will Oregon ever win a national championship?

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Then, the guys look at some things happening off of the field in the college football world. After their loss to Miami, Ole Miss found out that Trinidad Chambliss’ request for another year of eligibility has been denied by the NCAA. However, this is not the end of the story as Chambliss will now sue the NCAA for damages spawning from the money he would make in NIL with that additional season. The guys discuss if Chambliss’ has a chance in this case, or if there is another motive behind the lawsuit.

Finally, the guys look at the madness of the transfer portal. First, they discuss the Demond Williams drama. After trying to enter the transfer portal, and Washington refusing to enter his name due his signed contract, Williams has now returned to the Huskies. Andy, Ross and Godfrey discuss what all happened in Seattle. Then, they look at the College Sports Commission’s investigation into how schools are writing NIL contracts. How will these contracts continue to evolve over time?

Get ready for the Natty with College Football Enquirer.

0:00:00 – Indiana dominates Oregon

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14:37 – Miami advances over Ole Miss

24:51 – Will Oregon ever win a Natty?

29:46 – Trinidad Chambliss’ fight for a 6th year

40:49 – Demond Williams drama

52:12 – College Sports Commission investigation

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Alabama wide receiver Isaiah Horton is headed to Texas A&M.

Per On3, Horton committed to the Aggies on Sunday after entering the transfer portal following the Crimson Tide’s College Football Playoff loss in the Rose Bowl to Indiana. Horton finished third on the team with 42 catches for 511 yards but led all Alabama receivers with eight touchdowns.

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He was also the only Alabama receiver with more than 100 yards to appear in all 15 of the Crimson Tide’s games this season. Horton had just two catches for 16 yards in the Rose Bowl after he had five grabs for 65 yards in the first-round CFP win over Oklahoma.

Horton spent just one season at Alabama after he transferred from Miami. Horton was with the Hurricanes for three seasons and had 56 catches for 616 yards and five scores in 2024. He was the Hurricanes’ second-leading receiver a season ago as Miami needed to replace its top six receivers in 2025. That seemed to work out OK, too. The Hurricanes will play Indiana in the national title game on Jan. 19.

Horton could immediately start for the Aggies as KC Concepcion seems likely to head to the NFL Draft. Concepcion transferred from NC State ahead of the 2025 season and had 61 catches for 919 yards and nine touchdowns while also serving as the Aggies’ primary punt returner.

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WR Mario Craver has already announced that he’s coming back to Texas A&M in 2026 along with QB Marcel Reed. Craver had 59 catches for 917 yards and four touchdowns, while Reed threw for over 3,100 yards and 25 TDs with 12 interceptions.

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Kevin O’Connor is joined by Andrew Sharp to break down the Ja Morant situation in Memphis. They discuss the Grizzlies reportedly entertaining offers for Morant, his trade value and potential suitors for Ja.

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Next, they check in on the ongoing ‘point guard musical chairs’ situation in the NBA. Is LaMelo Ball going to follow Trae Young’s lead or stay in Charlotte? Should the Cavaliers explore Darius Garland trades? Will a point guard solve Houston’s problems? Plus, the duo drafts their 10 most underrated NBA players for this season.

Later, Mohamed Farah joins for this week’s Draft Class to highlight Kingston Flemings, Darryn Peterson and more of the top NBA draft picks.

(0:44) Grizzlies open to trading Ja Morant
(5:19) Ja Morant trade destinations
(22:07) Point guard musical chairs
(42:37) Underrated NBA player draft with Andrew Sharp
(1:08:31) Draft Class with Mohamed Farah

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Xabi Alonso’s stunning exit from Real Madrid has sent shockwaves through the soccer world. Christian Polanco and Alexis Guerreros break down why the club pulled the trigger and whether former Spain boss Luis Enrique would be the perfect revenge hire. Is this another chapter in Madrid’s ruthless managerial history, or a necessary reset for a struggling giant?

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NBA star and die-hard Arsenal supporter Josh Richardson joins the Cooligans to talk all things soccer fandom. From becoming a Gunners fan through FIFA to soaking in the football culture of Miami, Josh explains how the city shaped his love for the game. Plus, the ultimate South Florida debate: Who’s the bigger celebrity in Miami — LeBron James or Lionel Messi?

The boys also discuss two major storylines shaping American soccer. With soccer officially overtaking baseball as the third most popular sport in the U.S., how can MLS and U.S. Soccer capitalize on this momentum? And with Ricardo Pepi suffering a broken arm, could this injury impact his chances of making the 2026 World Cup squad?

Timestamps:

(6:30) – Xabi Alonso leaves Real Madrid! Who should replace him?

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(21:40) – NBA veteran Josh Richardson joins The Cooligans

(50:30) – Soccer overtakes Baseball in America: now what?

(1:01:00) – Does Ricardo Pepi’s newest injury endanger his World Cup chances?

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What will the Philadelphia Eagles do this offseason after losing in the Wild Card round to the San Francisco 49ers? Yahoo Sports’ Andrew Siciliano, Jori Epstein and Frank Schwab break down the incredible games from the weekend, including a wild ending in Chicago as well as a thriller in Duval. The crew also looks back at Justin Herbert’s struggles in New England and what it could mean going forward for the Los Angeles Chargers before closing things out with their “One More Thing.”

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(3:20) – 49ers beat Eagles

(24:35) – Bears beat Packers

(36:55) – Bills beat Jaguars

(45:50) – Patriots beat Chargers

(54:35) – Rams beat Panthers

(59:45) – One More Thing

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When the Chicago Cubs acquired Edward Cabrera from the Miami Marlins, many were left wondering if there would be another big move left in their arsenal. That question was answered over the weekend when they agreed to a deal to bring three-time All-Star Alex Bregman to the Windy City.

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On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman talk about the Cubs’ five-year, $175 million deal with the former Houston Astros and Boston Red Sox star to help solidify their lineup and continue their stellar offseason. Could this be the move that helps get Chicago back to the top of the NL Central for the first time since 2020?

Later, Jordan and Jake examine how badly it appears the Red Sox messed up in their negotiations with Alex Bregman, considering they traded away Rafael Devers during the season and are now left with neither All-Star on their squad. Then the guys get into how real of a possibility it is that Bo Bichette joins the Philadelphia Phillies, as well as a new addition to Team USA’s World Baseball Classic roster.

1:29 – The Opener: Bregman to Cubs

26:19 – Scott Boras Scoreboard update

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34:41 – The Red Sox badly messed up

49:21 – Red Sox front office response

59:41 – Bo Bichette and the Phillies?

1:09:04 – New addition to Team USA

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Nate Tice & Matt Harmon deep dive on the nine NFL teams with head coach openings to determine the best fit for each job. For each team, Nate & Matt discuss the franchise’s biggest selling point and their favorite pick to be next head coach. The duo start with the Baltimore Ravens, where they determine the best fit for Lamar Jackson. Next, the two react to the breaking news that the Los Angeles Chargers fired OC Greg Roman before moving on to the Las Vegas Raiders (who have a more enticing roster and organization than you might think.)

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Later, Nate & Matt cover the Cleveland Browns and the Atlanta Falcons. During some preliminary thoughts on Mike Tomlin, the news breaks that Mike Tomlin officially steps down as Pittsburgh Steelers head coach, and the two hosts discuss what Tomlin’s future could hold.

The duo wrap things up with thoughts on the Miami Dolphins, Arizona Cardinals, New York Giants and Tennessee Titans.

(4:10) – Ravens

(18:20) – Chargers fire OC Greg Roman

(25:00) – Raiders

(34:25) – Browns

(42:20) – Falcons

(54:15) – Mike Tomlin steps down as Steelers head coach mid-Tomlin conversation

(1:04:30) – Dolphins

(1:12:20) – Cardinals

(1:20:35) – Giants

(1:32:10) – Titans

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Tom Haberstroh and Dan Devine discuss Jaylen Brown’s $35,000 fine after calling out the NBA refs, break down how the lack of foul shots is impacting the league in the new year and ask what can be done to end the scoring drought.

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Next, they dive into the latest NBA trade deadline rumor mill news. The duo breaks down Rich Paul’s comments surrounding a potential Austin Reaves trade and gives their thoughts on the best fit for Ja Morant.

Later, they react to Giannis being booed by his home crowd. Should the Bucks trade Giannis for Jalen Johnson? Plus, they discuss Anthony Davis not undergoing surgery for his hand injury and confirm he is back on the trade block. Where would he fit best?

1:12 – The Big Number: $35,000 – Jaylen Brown’s fine for criticizing refs

3:50 – NBA scoring drought: What’s causing the slump?

15:57 – The Little Numbers: 77 – 3-shot fouls called since January 1st

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22:11 – The Little Numbers: 12 – teams with at least 17% of total points from free throws

26:43 – The Little Numbers: 3.4% – OKC’s FTA rate increase in the new year

30:49 – Latest with the trade deadline

32:41 – What’s next for Ja Morant?

37:37 – Anthony Davis back on the trade block

47:10 – Giannis gets booed by home crowd

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