Covino & Rich finish their debate about generational wealth versus work/life balance! 'BIG MIKE'S WORDS OF WISDOM' generates some laughter & a winner! Plus, 'MID WEAK MAJOR' & boats + NFL players do not mix well!

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C&R have a fun Wednesday, on FSR! They talk potential toilet ratings for two small market teams in the NBA Finals. T-Wolves & Knicks on life support? Plus, there's a Myles Garrett/OTA debate that you don't want to miss!

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Colin talks to FOX Sports CFB Reporter Bruce Feldman about USC playing in the Big 10, their QB situation, the college football playoff, Deion Sanders going forward and more 

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Colin talks to Fox Sports NFL analyst Greg Olsen about the expectations for Bears quarterback Caleb Williams under new head coach Ben Johnson

He also talks to Rachel Nichols about the Pacers on the verge of going to the NBA Finals to most likely play against the Thunder

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Colin wants Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton to get the respect he's earned after a historic performance to put Indiana up 3-1 against the Knicks in the Eastern Conference Finals

He believes Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers deserve each other at this point after Terry Bradshaw's recent comments about Pittsburgh's quarterback situation

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Colin wants Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton to get the respect he's earned after a historic performance to put Indiana up 3-1 against the Knicks in the Eastern Conference Finals. He believes Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers deserve each other at this point after Terry Bradshaw's recent comments about Pittsburgh's quarterback situation. Colin also talks to Fox Sports NFL analyst Greg Olsen about the expectations for Bears quarterback Caleb Williams under new head coach Ben Johnson

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Jason reacts live after the Indiana Pacers beat the New York Knicks in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals. He discusses Tyrese Haliburton’s incredible game and Pascal Siam’s strong play out-dueling Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns. Then he discusses how the Pacers could potentially match up against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA Finals. 

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Colin is joined by Nick Wright, host of “First Things First”!

They begin by discussing that hyperathletic stars rarely win titles and why that bodes better for SGA than Ant in the playoffs (4:00). Colin explains that NIL has fortified college hoops and infused the sport with overseas talent, and argues that OKC should use rather than trade their treasure trove of draft picks (11:00)… but Nick offers a word of caution about OKC becoming a dynasty (14:45). 

They try to identify how many NBA players are more famous than Caitlin Clark, and it’s a short list…and Nick argues that die hard WNBA fans are confusing the popularity discussion with “best player” discussion… and Clark’s skill hasn’t lapped her popularity (24:00). Sticking with the fame discussion, they pivot to Baker Mayfield being far less popular and famous relative to the level of football he’s been playing (32:00).

They discuss several “enigma” quarterbacks, where they can’t decide whether they’re great or not…including Jordan Love, CJ Stroud and Justin Herbert (35:00). They highlight several “what-if” moments in NFL history and wonder if Herbert will be able to shake off his terrible playoff performances in the future (46:00). 

They dive into how best to parse individual success in team sports, and debate whether USC removing the Notre Dame game from their schedule is worth breaking their longstanding rivalry and tradition (58:30). 

Finally, they debate whether the Chiefs have replaced the Cowboys to become “America’s Team” (1:18:00), and Nick explains his experience “parachuting” into the world of professional poker (1:30:00). 

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Colin is joined by Nick Wright, host of “First Things First”!

They begin by discussing that hyperathletic stars rarely win titles and why that bodes better for SGA than Ant in the playoffs (4:00). Colin explains that NIL has fortified college hoops and infused the sport with overseas talent, and argues that OKC should use rather than trade their treasure trove of draft picks (11:00)… but Nick offers a word of caution about OKC becoming a dynasty (14:45). 

They try to identify how many NBA players are more famous than Caitlin Clark, and it’s a short list…and Nick argues that die hard WNBA fans are confusing the popularity discussion with “best player” discussion… and Clark’s skill hasn’t lapped her popularity (24:00). Sticking with the fame discussion, they pivot to Baker Mayfield being far less popular and famous relative to the level of football he’s been playing (32:00).

They discuss several “enigma” quarterbacks, where they can’t decide whether they’re great or not…including Jordan Love, CJ Stroud and Justin Herbert (35:00). They highlight several “what-if” moments in NFL history and wonder if Herbert will be able to shake off his terrible playoff performances in the future (46:00). 

They dive into how best to parse individual success in team sports, and debate whether USC removing the Notre Dame game from their schedule is worth breaking their longstanding rivalry and tradition (58:30). 

Finally, they debate whether the Chiefs have replaced the Cowboys to become “America’s Team” (1:18:00), and Nick explains his experience “parachuting” into the world of professional poker (1:30:00). 

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