The second-quarter curriculum for December 16:
--Scott compares the new head coaching hires at Florida and The U, wondering which one is more prepared for his new job. Scott takes on no less an authority than Warren Sapp over the credentials of the new Hurricanes boss.
--A new game called "How Bad Could It Be" makes its debut, and Scott examines the Big Ten's rebranding campaign. Division names, logo, and new trophies all get discussed.
--Scott examines a proposition for the elimination of the NBA's age restriction. He's not mad at it, but still likes another method better.
--In Whodaman, a freshman basketball star (speaking of one-and-done) gets respect, despite being from Ohio State.
Excised music: "Strobe Lights" by Diddy Dirty Money feat. Lil' Wayne.
--Scott compares the new head coaching hires at Florida and The U, wondering which one is more prepared for his new job. Scott takes on no less an authority than Warren Sapp over the credentials of the new Hurricanes boss.
--A new game called "How Bad Could It Be" makes its debut, and Scott examines the Big Ten's rebranding campaign. Division names, logo, and new trophies all get discussed.
--Scott examines a proposition for the elimination of the NBA's age restriction. He's not mad at it, but still likes another method better.
--In Whodaman, a freshman basketball star (speaking of one-and-done) gets respect, despite being from Ohio State.
Excised music: "Strobe Lights" by Diddy Dirty Money feat. Lil' Wayne.
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