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: February 11 2nd Quarter

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The second-quarter curriculum for February 11:
--The herd thins out a bit as 4Q gets joined by its brand-new Hockey Correspondent, Jimi Russell.
--Jimi gets a chance to offer love to his Packers before getting into the frozen-pond action.
--Scott and Jimi check in on how Mr. Carrie Underwood (aka Mike Fisher) will fit in as a Nashville Predator, and also why Ottawa needs to grow some perspective.
--Other potential Nashville trade targets get scrutinized, and the likelihood of nearly all of them seems pretty low.
--Chances of one goalie, Pekka Rinne, winning the Vezina Trophy are weighed, as are the chances of another one winning the Hart Trophy as league MVP.
--Scott puts Jimi on the spot and demands a Stanley Cup Finals prediction, and the Correspondent goes out on a rather sturdy limb.
--In Whodaman, a couple of votes come up for a new all-time record, Bobby marvels at the power of Anderson Silva's ring toe, and Scott wonders if donating organs constitutes a recruiting violation.

Excised music: "Cars" by Gary Numan.

4 Quarters Radio April 13 2nd Half

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The second half of 4Q's April 13 episode starts with college basketball coach migration, and in the case of Butler's Brad Stevens, the prevention of said migration. The outrageous costs of forced coach migration gets Scott's hackles up a bit, and Joseph gets to dig into the Tennessee QB situation. MTSU's spring game gets a lookover before intermission, as well. Rampant identity theft continues in the 4th as Bobby prepares to sound off on UFC 112. Anderson Silva's "heel turn" could lead to big dollars for UFC, according to the MMA Authority. Joseph can't resist one last Conley/Thabeet dig in Epic Fails, and Scott wonders if J.R. Smith lost his damn mind. Excised music: "Here We Are Juggernaut" by Coheed & Cambria and "He Was a Jazzman" by the Flatliners.