The third-quarter curriculum for February 11:
--The fellas consult a list of guys who had to replace legendary athletes, and decide which ones were their personal favorites. New intern Mack Burke gets himself in on the action for the first time, as well.
--The Yankees and the Nazis come in for an interesting comparison.
--Mark Buehrle's comments about wishing harm on Michael Vick get a round of ridicule. Logan's honest in his occasional desire to see sand in a player's vagina, but even he can't stand to wish maiming on an athlete.
--Both the MTSU men's and women's basketball teams celebrate wins over Western Kentucky this week, one of them somewhat historic.
Excised music: "Cold Blooded" by Rick James.
--The fellas consult a list of guys who had to replace legendary athletes, and decide which ones were their personal favorites. New intern Mack Burke gets himself in on the action for the first time, as well.
--The Yankees and the Nazis come in for an interesting comparison.
--Mark Buehrle's comments about wishing harm on Michael Vick get a round of ridicule. Logan's honest in his occasional desire to see sand in a player's vagina, but even he can't stand to wish maiming on an athlete.
--Both the MTSU men's and women's basketball teams celebrate wins over Western Kentucky this week, one of them somewhat historic.
Excised music: "Cold Blooded" by Rick James.
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