4 Quarters Radio: January 14 2nd Quarter

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The second-quarter curriculum for January 14:
--After a seemingly endless promo for an upcoming concert and Logan channeling his inner greasy Latin lover, the Triple Threat slide into discussion of the BCS National Championship game. Scott's wondering why Auburn's conference rivals leapt onto the bandwagon so hard, and Logan attempts to explain.
--Other bowl games get a brief look, including Bobby's favorite team getting waxed and the NCAA bending over for the Sugar Bowl.
--Cecil Newton's presence at the championship game, as well as his alibi, have the smell test administered to them. (Hint: FAIL.)
--Whodaman is Pacific Northwest-centric this week, as Seattle is an epicenter in more ways than one. Strangely, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, ball gags, and tea parties all get brought up. Don't ask, just listen.

Excised music: "Freak Out" by Tapes 'n' Tapes.

4 Quarters Radio: December 2 2nd Quarter

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The second-quarter curriculum for December 2:
--Scott confesses something that's gotten him into a bit of hot water with the MTSU message-board denizens.
--Examinations of the final hurdle for the Auburn Tigers and the Score-Again Ducks, and Scott shares who he think may slip up. In the end, it may not matter anyway.
--Mike Leach's friends in high places may help him get a job.
--A noteworthy coach is on record as supporting a playoff...kinda.
--Scott has a moment of empathy for an embattled kicker. Maybe he's mellowing in his old age?
--An annual college hoop fixture is applauded as something college football needs to adopt.

Excised music: "Turn Around (5,4,3,2,1)" by Flo Rida.

4 Quarters Radio: October 28 2nd Quarter

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The second-quarter curriculum for October 28:
--Finally, some good news for MTSU football fans, as the guys analyze the Homecoming win over Louisiana-Monroe.
--A look ahead to Arkansas State, and Scott questions whether exotic blitz packages will rattle Ryan Aplin and whether the running game will gain ground against the Wolves' strong D-line.
--The BCS's stated purpose is trotted out and contrasted with coaches like Oklahoma's Bob Stoops punting with poll voters in mind rather than trying to win.
--Scott puts Logan on the spot and demands to know the games where Auburn and Oregon will get tripped up on their road to the national title game.
--Logan once again gives love to someone who helped his fantasy team in Whodaman, while also indulging his slightly disturbing obsession with a MTSU volleyball player. Scott gives props to another NBA scrub for scoring a phenomenally hot celebrity fiancee, and also pays tribute to sport's greatest prognosticator.

Excised music: "I Got Your Number" by Cock Sparrer.