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: September 9 1st Quarter

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The first-quarter curriculum for 4QR's September 9 edition:
--Scott discusses MTSU's opening loss to Minnesota and previews the meeting with Austin Peay. Widening the scope a bit, he moves on to Boise State's road to the BCS's worst nightmare and comparing the Alabama and Ohio State games this weekend. Finally, he wonders why selling a jersey gets you booted for four games and three seasons of professional basketball gets you welcomed with open arms. Excised music: "I Don't Believe You" by The Thermals.