4 Quarters Radio: January 28 4th Quarter

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The fourth-quarter curriculum for January 28:
--Scott mentions some potential QB prospects coming to campus over the weekend, and also some addled people who had, shall we say, overly optimistic projections about MTSU's new coordinators.
--Scott also has some advice for aspiring ballers that can help them avoid the whole "banned supplement" problem.
--Jerry West's comments regarding the Lakers' age get an actual analysis, and they may be both right and wrong at the same time. Jack Nicholson guest stars, kinda.
--In the Epic Fails, the guys lament the epic failure of their Internet connection. Bobby goes Hawaii-to-Chicago for a pair of NFL fails. Logan laments the silence of the Jets. Scott calls out a player who quit in mid-game, and a team who quit playing offense and never started until the next game.

Excised music: "Papa Don't Take No Mess" by James Brown and "Beat the Horse" by Pamplamoose.

4 Quarters Radio: January 14 3rd Quarter

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The third-quarter curriculum for January 14:
--The fellas talk about other results from Wild Card Weekend, and somehow, Tony Dungy gets blame for a loss. Not literally, but Jim Caldwell gets very little credit for anything.
--Bobby gets salt rubbed in the wound after the Eagles' loss to Green Bay, as the discussion even veers back toward the Minnesota game.
--The guys ponder how far is too far when it comes to talking trash. Bobby even anticipates a feminine field invasion. For Logan's part, he's perfectly fine with profanity...but one could probably guess that by now.
--The AFC divisional rivalries are compared, and the guys come to a decision on which is more entertaining. Then, all four games are forecast.

Excised music: "Sick of You" by Cake.

4 Quarters Radio: September 23 4th Quarter

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The fourth-quarter curriculum for September 23:

--One more NFL topic remains: New York's mean green drama queens. The guys weigh in on whether or not Braylon Edwards should get a week off unpaid.
--Brief mention is made of MLB's exploding bat epidemic, sparked by the impalement of Cubs rookie Tyler Colvin.
--Also, Scott does the math and determines that George Steinbrenner is apparently more important than Ruth, Gehrig, Mantle, DiMaggio and Huggins combined.
--The trade suitors for Carmelo Anthony are weighed and measured...and mostly found wanting.
--Bobby gets enlightened on reports of Chael Sonnen's potential wrongdoing, and the finer points of backne are discussed.
--Finally, we get to the MMA Authority's picks for UFC 119. Bobby loses it midway through, and you'll have to listen to find out why.
--In the Epic Fails, Bobby's still miserable about the Raiders, while Scott notes that the Diamondbacks and the NCAA are striking out in different ways.

Excised music: "Motion 82" by Roots Manuva and Wrongtom.

4 Quarters Radio Episode 9: 2nd Half

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The second half of March 16's episode starts off with NFL free agent chatter, including the Browns' search for a QB, Terrell Owens' search for a team, and LT distrusting the word of a guy who may or may not have ever been a teammate of his and running to a different team. In the fourth, Scott seeks consolation for the Mavs tanking against the Knicks and Bobby discusses UFC's debut on Versus. And of course, Epic Fails abound. Excised music: "Bittersweet Symphony" by the Verve and "Butterfly" by Crazy Town.