4 Quarters Radio: February 11 4th Quarter

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The fourth-quarter curriculum for February 11:
--Bobby offers his commentary on the three big fights at UFC 126, including some dap for Jon Jones's surprising submission ability.
--Logan takes a moment to rant about the exorbitant prices of tall draft beers.
--The boys bat around a few suggested NBA trades and weigh in on their respective levels of retardation. The Carmelo Anthony deal in particular seems like a team demolishing a whole house to build a new garage.
--In the Epic Fails, Drew wonders why anyone would be upset at cameras catching them being fed by Cameron Diaz, Bobby piles on the already miserable Cleveland Cavaliers, and Scott thinks an overprotective dad needs to take a pill.

Excised music: "I Can Make You Dance" by Zapp.

4 Quarters Radio: January 14 4th Quarter

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The fourth-quarter curriculum for January 14:
--4QR gets a rare listener call-in, and the discussion veers toward the Seagulls' lack of qualifications for the playoffs.
--Los Guys discuss the State of Their Teams, including the proper result of the Fisher-Young showdown, whether Skeletor needs to spend to keep Nnamdi Asomugha, and the comparisons between Bob Sanders and Kenny McCormick.
--The Ultimate Fighter coaches have been named, and the idea of Brock Lesnar weekly on Spike seems like a sure recipe for fun and disaster.
--Scott explains why the Knicks need to simply walk away from Melo.
--In the Epic Fails, Bobby calls out a clumsy corner, Logan gasses a Nazi ref, and Scott marvels at how people will pay multiple hundreds of dollars expressly to stand outside a stadium.

Excised music: "Always Something" by Cage the Elephant.

4 Quarters Radio: September 23 4th Quarter

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The fourth-quarter curriculum for September 23:

--One more NFL topic remains: New York's mean green drama queens. The guys weigh in on whether or not Braylon Edwards should get a week off unpaid.
--Brief mention is made of MLB's exploding bat epidemic, sparked by the impalement of Cubs rookie Tyler Colvin.
--Also, Scott does the math and determines that George Steinbrenner is apparently more important than Ruth, Gehrig, Mantle, DiMaggio and Huggins combined.
--The trade suitors for Carmelo Anthony are weighed and measured...and mostly found wanting.
--Bobby gets enlightened on reports of Chael Sonnen's potential wrongdoing, and the finer points of backne are discussed.
--Finally, we get to the MMA Authority's picks for UFC 119. Bobby loses it midway through, and you'll have to listen to find out why.
--In the Epic Fails, Bobby's still miserable about the Raiders, while Scott notes that the Diamondbacks and the NCAA are striking out in different ways.

Excised music: "Motion 82" by Roots Manuva and Wrongtom.