4 Quarters Radio: January 28 2nd Quarter

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The second-quarter curriculum for January 28:
--The guys are joined on the phone by Matt Norlander, college basketball writer for CBS Sports and College Hoops Journal.
--Ohio State's claim to number 1 is validated, even though it's painful for Scott that it was at Purdue's expense.
--San Diego State's credentials get reassessed in the wake of the loss to the Fighting Jimmers.
--Matt shares his current favorite for Player of the Year, and he actually votes against The Jimmer...for now.
--Syracuse's struggles get looked over, and a player dances dangerously close to the dreaded "bust" label.
--Tennessee, Michigan State, and Purdue get late-season forecasts. Happily for our hosts, no one gets actively written off.
--More numbers get put out to place Jeff Fisher in a historical perspective. Of particular interest is how often his teams reach the postseason.
--In Whodaman, Bobby gives some love to an unheralded Bear, Logan takes a gratuitous shot at the Prof, and Scott mentions a couple of hoop studs.

Excised music: "Secret Mobilization" by Deerhoof.

4 Quarters Radio: January 28 1st Quarter

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The first-quarter curriculum for January 28:
--After a brief discussion of the blazingly hot studio (including Logan's somewhat radical solution), Los Guys get down to discussion of the day's overriding story, the departure of Titans coach Jeff Fisher. Fisher's future moves, the even-less-certain future of Vince Young, and the rush to win one for Bud are all discussed.
--Scott revisits a painful weekend in analyzing the abuse of Jay Cutler. Tolerance for pain, TV director prejudice, and players calling the kettle black are relevant factors.

Excised music: "Royal Blue" by the Cold War Kids.

4 Quarters Radio: November 4 1st Quarter

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The first-quarter curriculum for November 4:
--Scott gives Logan the floor to comment on the Randy Moss waiver claim and how the Titans will look going forward. Logan immediately takes back every nasty thing he's ever said.
--For his part, the Professor's not exactly sold on Randy and what he'll do for the Titan offense. The immediate question of "Can Fisher control Randy?" is pondered.
--The MTSU football team's debacle against Arkansas State gets a once-over, and it's just as ugly a couple of days later. Scott does, however, express some great appreciation for ASU's beautiful Wildcat work.
--The guys move on to MTSU soccer, and once they figure out exactly where the team's playing, they give respect for an opening win in the Sun Belt Tournament.

Excised music: "National Ransom" by Elvis Costello.