4 Quarters Radio: December 9 1st Quarter

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The first-quarter curriculum for December 9:
--Scott and Bobby are joined by MTSU beat writer Adam Sparks for discussion of the Blue Raiders' GoDaddy.com Bowl matchup against Miami of Ohio.
--The 2010 team's legacy gets a premature examination, as does quarterback Dwight Dasher's.
--The Blue Raider basketball team is making adjustments, and the results thereof get looked at after two games.
--Many MTSU athletes get postseason love in football, soccer, and volleyball, so they get a little on-air recognition.

Excised music: "Steam" by Peter Gabriel.

4 Quarters Radio: November 11 2nd Quarter

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The second-quarter curriculum for November 11:
--Scott and Logan take another call-in interview, this one with MTSU soccer coach Aston Rhoden. The coach checks in from Tallahassee, Florida, site of MT's first-ever NCAA Tournament match.
--Coach Rhoden discusses the future of Sun Belt soccer once Denver leaves the league in 2012.
--Various factors involved in the Florida State match are discussed, including whether FSU being without their head coach would be any sort of factor.
--Scott puts the coach on the spot regarding a player who could be a big factor against FSU, and Rhoden nutmegs the question beautifully.
--Scott can't resist poking Logan a little bit regarding Tennessee basketball losing to the University of Indianapolis.
--Logan gives the biggest Whodaman of all time in honor of Veterans' Day, while Scott's the party-pooper who keeps it sports-related.

Excised music: "Smoke a Little Smoke" by Eric Church.

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.

4 Quarters Radio: October 7 1st Quarter

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The first-quarter curriculum for October 7:
--Scott discusses the brutal experience of watching MTSU get pasted by Troy, along with the rather fun experience of collecting a paycheck from the Worldwide Leader.
--He then looks ahead to the Georgia Tech game, wondering why exactly Josh Nesbitt needs two good arms.
--The MTSU volleyball and soccer teams once again get some love, with the volleyballers extending their epic winning streak. Soccer coach Aston Rhoden also celebrates a milestone.

Excised music: "Dark Night" by the Blasters.

4 Quarters Radio: Sept. 30 2nd Quarter

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The second-quarter curriculum for September 30:
--Scott and Logan talk to MTSU head football coach Rick Stockstill about the health demands of the college coaching profession. Coach Stock is candid about the lack of family time, owning up to his own bad habits, and admitting to what he does (or doesn't do) that drives Mrs. Stockstill nuts. Other coaches' work habits come up for scrutiny, as well.
--Notes are also shared about MTSU volleyball and soccer, with upcoming road trips. Former MTSU star Alysha Clark also says "L'chaim" to a professional career overseas.
--In a difficulty-plagued Whodaman, Logan stays close to home. Scott, for his part, salutes the Black Tebow, a historic walk-off home run, and baseball's newest Energizer bunny, Johnny Damon.

Excised music: "Fancy Dancer" by The Commodores.

4 Quarters Radio: September 16 2nd Quarter

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The second-quarter curriculum for September 16th:
--We get to know the new intern a bit, finding out which teams we can bust his chops over.
--The MTSU soccer team's headed into a meat grinder of a weekend, and some national honors come to a Lady Raider volleyballer.
--In college football, the guys discuss Reggie Bush's Heisman and whether the Downtown Athletic Club will replace Bush's picture with a nice potted plant or something.
--Florida player Chris Rainey's aggravated stalking case comes under scrutiny as well, as Florida fans start to put the "Get 'er" in "Gator."
--A pair of SEC college basketball stalwarts are having their own issues. The troubles of Bruce Pearl and John Calamari draw some discussion. No points for guessing which one gets made fun of harder.
--In Whodaman, Scott's a bit conflicted. One of his choices makes him very happy, the other not so much. But, being the dedicated professional he is, game still recognizes game.

Excised music: "Sex Karma" by Of Montreal