4 Quarters Radio: October 14 3rd Quarter

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The third-quarter curriculum for October 14:
--Scott bums out for a moment regarding the Braves' elimination from the playoffs, even though he did predict it as such. He continues with his previous choices of the Rangers and Phillies in the Fall Classic.
--Bobby throws down his latest round of picks for the UFC's English pay-per-view. "The MMA Authority" even lets fate decide, even resorting to a coin toss on one pick. Kinda renders the name ironic, dunnit?
--Scott registers his annoyance with Bobby for a tremendous comeback win in the 4Q fantasy league. Malcom Floyd gets a big raised middle finger.
--The guys offer their predictions for which Toilet Bowl participant (Dallas/Minnesota) is more likely done with a loss. Scott also advances the theory that Grampa Favre is done already.

Excised music: "One Nation Under a Groove" by Funkadelic. (Epic Fail for Amazon for not having the original available for download.)

4 Quarters Radio: October 7 3rd Quarter

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The third-quarter curriculum for October 7:
--Scott ponders why people who know nothing about baseball seem to usually support the Cubs, then segues smoothly into his predictions for each playoff series. Hint: the Attack of the 50 Foot Payroll did not get love.
--The NBA preseason got started, and a pair of high-profile injuries get compared.
--The UFC announces the Ultimate Fighter finale card...and it's uglier than a baby jackal. Bobby tries his best to analyze.

Excised music: "Shake a Fist" by Hot Chip.

4 Quarters Radio: Sept. 30 3rd Quarter

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The third-quarter curriculum for September 30:
--Scott's alone for a while, and extols the virtues of the Rays' ticket giveaway strategy. He takes it to the point that he's convinced every team in MLB needs to do it once a month.
--Scott adds a quick look back at his playoff picks, happy that he's at least batting over .500.
--Bobby brings a friend to the studio, and everyone weighs in on the last three unbeaten NFL teams, especially extolling the Chiefs.
--Second intern Dylan Morris makes his 4Q debut, laying out his athletic preferences.
--Back to the 3-0 teams, the Bears and Steelers get a little love, as well. Scott ponders the question of whether or not Big Ben's return will disturb the Steelers' flow.

Excised music: "Jam It In the Hole" by Electric Six.