4 Quarters Radio: October 21 1st Quarter

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The first-quarter curriculum for October 21:
--Scott and Logan discuss what the Professor appropriately terms a "postmortem": the aftermath of the MTSU-Georgia Tech game. What went wrong (hint: a lot) and what went right (hint: not much). A little psychoanalysis of MTSU quarterback Dwight Dasher is attempted.
--Los Guys put the Tech game in the rear-view and look ahead to Louisiana-Monroe. Scott shares the reason why this game could possibly set football back 20 years.
--The first BCS standings get a look, and some teams get outed as needing to show and prove. Meanwhile, Logan goes all John Connor.
--Alabama's chances to puke and rally get examined, and Logan makes some grave accusations against Nick Satan, er, Saban.

Excised music: "Indecision" by Steven Page.

4 Quarters Radio: October 14 1st Quarter

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The first-quarter curriculum for October 14:
--Scott compares MTSU's forthcoming game with Georgia Tech to an uncomfortable trip to the doctor. The predictions are dire, except for one possible thing that MTSU can do to keep things close. (Hint: they did the exact opposite.)
--Scott and Logan move on to another game that no one though would end the way it did: South Carolina springing one on Bama.
--The other one that Scott was flipping over to during Bama's loss, Michigan/Michigan State, gets examined, including its effect on Denard Robinson's flagging Heisman hopes.
--Taking Robinson's place are a couple of other speed-demon QB's, and one in particular gets about 250 pounds' worth of love. (That sounded wrong.)
--Scott and Logan also offer their respective Top 5's at that particular moment in time. Subject to change, of course.

Excised music: "Take This City" by Darling Parade.

4 Quarters Radio: Sept. 30 1st Quarter

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The first-quarter curriculum for September 30:
--Scott and Logan discuss MTSU's conference-opening win over Louisiana-Lafayette. Credit is given where it's due, with Jamari Lattimore putting himself in the record books.
--After that, it's time to look ahead to Troy, a game at which Scott's excited about doing a little work for the Worldwide Leader.
--Troy receiver Jerrel Jernigan gets a little respect for placing himself toward the very top of the Sun Belt receiving ledgers.
--The possibility of Mark Ingram rallying back into Heisman discussion is broached. Logan's iffy, Scott not so much.
--The guys segue from there into predictions of the Florida/Alabama game. There, Logan promises he's not advocating a plane crash or arson, but it sure sounds that way.
--Finally, is it worth A.J. Green's while to come back to Georgia?

Excised music: "Walk With Me" by Neil Young.