4 Quarters Radio: November 18 4th Quarter

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The fourth-quarter curriculum for November 18:
--The situations in Dallas, Minnesota, and Washington get scrutinized to determine whose is the most dysfunctional in the NFL. The "Mike Shanahan = racist" theory gets checked for holes, as well.
--Scott, Bobby, and Dylan weigh in on whether they would have extended Donovan McNabb's contract...especially for five years.
--Scott shares the official all-time ranking of Michael Vick's spit-roasting of the Redskins.
--After an unfortunate false alarm, the 4Q crew actually DOES get its first-ever listener call-in. The caller also has a comment about McNabb's past and future.
--In the Epic Fails, Dylan gets on Chiefs coach Todd Haley for leaving Josh McDaniels hanging post-game, and Bobby gets on a defensive back having the worst possible luck on a deflection. Scott's Epic Fail goes to the kicker of the Pittsburgh Steelers...well, okay, the ex-kicker of the Steelers. Also, an international soccer striker keeps the receipt and returns a gift.

Excised music: "Paris (Ooh La La) by Grace Potter and the Nocturnals.

4 Quarters Radio: November 18 3rd Quarter

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The third-quarter curriculum for November 18:
--Bobby mans up and admits that college sports hurt his mind. This while Scott is continuing to discuss the College Hoops Marathon.
--Bobby gets the verdict from his UFC 122 picks, including a fighter feigning illness rather than go in and try to prove the MMA Authority wrong. He then delivers the new round of choices for UFC 123.
--The guys offer guesses (well, two of the three are guessing) on which NBA players are playing surprisingly well this season.
--The 2006 NBA Draft gets put under a microscope for ; just how terrible a group was selected that season.

Excised music: "Hoeing Weeds, Sowing Seeds" by the Russian Futurists.

4 Quarters Radio: November 18 2nd Quarter

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The second-quarter curriculum for November 18:
--Scott and Logan discuss their definitions of excessive blowouts. (Hint: Wisconsin 83, Indiana 20 doesn't qualify.) The bigger question is why college football's system encourages blowouts.
--For a bonus, the granddaddy of all blowouts gets a mention.
--The College Hoops Tip-Off Marathon gets analyzed, and winners/losers get called out.
--The Sun Belt conference gives some postseason respect to the MTSU volleyball team, including Logan's girl Izabela. Logan offers congratulations in his own distinctive way.
--In Whodaman, Logan gives mad love to Mike Vick, and Scott suggests mad security for his Canton-bound jersey. Scott's Whodaman nominees include a QB fighting through the firing of his dad and a former NFL offensive lineman not letting paralysis stand in the way of his wedding.

Excised music: "Maneater" by Nelly Furtado.

4 Quarters Radio: November 18 1st Quarter

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The first-quarter curriculum for November 18:
--Scott and Logan are joined by MTSU beat writer Adam Sparks of the Daily News Journal (Murfreesboro, Tenn.)
--After brief mention of the new MTSU drinking game, Scott asks Adam about how the defense thinks they're going to stop Western Kentucky RB Bobby Rainey.
--The MTSU offense gets compared to the hero of a Meat Loaf song. You'll have to listen to find out.
--MTSU's basketball team gets a once-over after their loss to UAB.
--A pair of baseball stadiums figure out that they may not be completely fit for football. Even an Ernest P. Worrell reference gets dropped.

Excised music: "This is the House That Doubt Built" by A Day to Remember.

4 Quarters Radio: November 11 1st Quarter

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The first-quarter curriculum for November 11:
--Scott and Logan speak with North Texas beat writer Brett Vito of the Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.) regarding the MTSU-North Texas football game.
--Brett tells the guys about the status of UNT's new coach, and how the son of the old coach is operating since his dad's firing.
--Logan's unshakeable optimism leads him to seriously ask if North Texas would overlook MTSU.
--For all MT's injury problems, UNT has them trumped, and Brett runs down the litany of aches and pains.
--Moving into basketball, Scott asks Brett to put UNT under the magnifying glass and spell out some factors that might slow the Mean Green's roll to another NCAA Tournament.
--North Texas's upcoming recruiting class gets a look, and from the sound of things, the rest of the Sun Belt should be afraid. Very afraid.
--In scoreline predictions, no one has any faith in their own teams, as Brett picks MT, and Scott and Logan pick UNT. One of the three picks an absolute blowout, no points for guessing who.

Excised music: "Light You Up" by Shawn Mullins.

4 Quarters Radio: November 11 2nd Quarter

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The second-quarter curriculum for November 11:
--Scott and Logan take another call-in interview, this one with MTSU soccer coach Aston Rhoden. The coach checks in from Tallahassee, Florida, site of MT's first-ever NCAA Tournament match.
--Coach Rhoden discusses the future of Sun Belt soccer once Denver leaves the league in 2012.
--Various factors involved in the Florida State match are discussed, including whether FSU being without their head coach would be any sort of factor.
--Scott puts the coach on the spot regarding a player who could be a big factor against FSU, and Rhoden nutmegs the question beautifully.
--Scott can't resist poking Logan a little bit regarding Tennessee basketball losing to the University of Indianapolis.
--Logan gives the biggest Whodaman of all time in honor of Veterans' Day, while Scott's the party-pooper who keeps it sports-related.

Excised music: "Smoke a Little Smoke" by Eric Church.

4 Quarters Radio: November 11 3rd Quarter

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The third-quarter curriculum for November 11:
--Scott and Bobby talk a little NBA, wondering if the Lakers or Hornets will be the last unbeaten team standing.
--In college football, the Cam Newton story continues to grow more tentacles, and Scott breaks out a Top 5 list of even more shocking things that we've learned from Cam's records leaking.
--Scott also pauses from the Newton issues to give love to another player who's stuffing boxscores at a mad pace.

Excised music: "Little Lion Man" by Mumford and Sons.