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Unique fan perspective meets hilariously pessimistic outlook to the sports world. The podcast covers all major US sports and soccer. Content ranges from analytical and researched observations on teams, to wacky and uninformed hot takes on players, teams, and overall sports culture. After two years in syndication, Noah and Logan have figured out how to take the crazy fanatical perspective and aspect of sports and combine it with the formal analysis of a sports media outlet. New episodes every week.

  1. 4d ago

    I Owe Florida an Apology, I Still Don’t Trust Arch Manning & Penn State Fans Need Perspective | Ep. 177

    So I owe Florida an apology, Penn State fans need some perspective, and Texas keeps winning without giving me much reason to trust Arch Manning. Recorded from Noah's hotel room in New York City, this episode breaks down Texas surviving Tennessee behind Colin Simmons and a dominant defense, Oregon’s response to Dante Moore’s injury, and Dylan Raiola showing why quarterback depth matters. Then it’s Florida’s statement win over Ole Miss, Jadan Baugh’s dominance, and a Rebels defense that keeps asking Trinidad Chambliss to play hero ball without Kewan Lacy. Finally, a Penn State fan’s reality check after the Wisconsin loss: Matt Campbell’s first-year expectations, the James Franklin breakup, the coaching search, and whether rising game-day costs and massive stadium investment are delivering for fans. One loss deserves scrutiny, but does it justify writing off the entire season? All that and more in this packed episode. 01:37 Texas /Tennessee 03:44 USC /Oregon 06:35 Florida/Ole Miss 10:28 Penn State's season analysis after Wisconsin loss

  2. Sep 21

    Episode 176: Chambliss Is the Best QB in America, Alabama Looks Scary, USC Has a Problem and More

    Ole Miss–LSU delivered one of the games of the season, and Trinidad Chambliss made his case as the best quarterback in college football. We break down Ole Miss’ rise, what the loss says about LSU and Sam Leavitt, and why Pete Golding has the Rebels looking like a legitimate CFP team. Then, Alabama’s offense explodes behind Keelon Russell, USC moves to 4-0 despite another concerning defensive performance, and Darian Mensah continues his absurdly efficient start at Miami. Plus: a Heisman reset featuring Chambliss, Mensah, Kamario Taylor, Keelon Russell and Jayden Maiava; the latest Book or Sell movement; Million Dollars Saturday receipts; and the most fireable games left on the schedules of Mike Norvell, Luke Fickell and Dave Aranda. Based on the actual transcript, I’d make the title lean into Ole Miss/Chambliss + Alabama + USC, since those are the strongest recurring themes in the episode. Title:Episode 176: Chambliss Takes Over, Alabama Is Dangerous & USC Has a Problem Description:Ole Miss–LSU delivered one of the games of the season, and Trinidad Chambliss made his case as the best quarterback in college football. We break down Ole Miss’ rise, what the loss says about LSU and Sam Leavitt, and why Pete Golding has the Rebels looking like a legitimate CFP team. Then, Alabama’s offense explodes behind Keelon Russell, USC moves to 4-0 despite another concerning defensive performance, and Darian Mensah continues his absurdly efficient start at Miami. Plus: a Heisman reset featuring Chambliss, Mensah, Kamario Taylor, Keelon Russell and Jayden Maiava; the latest Book or Sell movement; Million Dollars Saturday receipts; and the most fireable games left on the schedules of Mike Norvell, Luke Fickell and Dave Aranda. 00:00 Intro 01:10 Ole Miss–LSU 10:15 Alabama–FSU 13:00 USC’s Defense 17:55 Darian Mensah & Miami 21:55 Heisman Reset 24:40 Book or Sell 30:25 MDS Receipts 36:40 Hot Seat Coaches

    Episode 176: Chambliss Is the Best QB in America, Alabama Looks Scary, USC Has a Problem and More

  3. Sep 18

    Episode 175: LSU-Ole Miss Takes Center Stage, Alabama To Embarrass Norvell & $550K Goes Back on the Line

    Week 3 of college football is here. Noah breaks down the biggest games on Saturday’s slate, including Georgia at Arkansas, Florida State at Alabama, Florida at Auburn, and the main event: LSU at Ole Miss. Plus, the players you need to know, why Trinidad Chambliss could severely outplay Sam Leavitt, Kamario Taylor’s chance to put the nation on notice, and why Alabama could make things ugly for Mike Norvell. Then Million Dollar Saturday returns. After losing $450K last week, $550K remains and every dollar is back on the board. Follow Stick2Sports on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.

  4. Sep 16

    Episode 174: NFL Week 1 Was INSANE, Arch Manning’s Comeback, Oregon’s Disaster, & MORE

    Was that one of the best NFL Week 1s ever? Noah breaks down a wild opening weekend, including Jaxson Dart and the new-look Giants, Caleb Williams and the Bears’ explosive offense, the Jets finally looking like a competent football team, Carson Wentz leading Minnesota’s ridiculous comeback, and Kenneth Walker III making an immediate impact in Kansas City. Then it’s over to college football: an apology to Michigan, major questions for Oregon after an ugly loss to Oklahoma State, and Arch Manning leading Texas back from a 20-point fourth-quarter deficit against No. 1 Ohio State. Plus, a quick trip across the pond to react to Manchester City’s chaotic derby win over Manchester United. Follow @Stick2Sports for more!

  5. Sep 10

    Episode 173: Michigan Has a Problem, LSU Embraces the Chaos, Arch Manning’s Moment Arrives, & MORE

    College football is BACK! Week 1 was mostly chalk, but that doesn’t mean we learned nothing. Michigan needed a miracle to escape Western Michigan, LSU and Lane Kiffin have fully embraced college football’s Wild West, and the panic meter is already climbing for Rutgers, Oklahoma State and Florida State. Plus: Dante Moore vs. Arch Manning, the debut of Book or Sell, Koby Howard’s breakout at Penn State, what’s gone wrong with Dabo Swinney and Clemson, and two QBs you need to know: Deuce Bailey and Mason Heintschel. Then we look ahead to Ohio State–Texas, Oklahoma–Michigan and Virginia Tech–Old Dominion before introducing a new Stick2Sports staple: Million-Dollar Saturday. Five predictions. A fictional $1 million bankroll. Every take gets a receipt next week. All that and more in this packed episode.

  6. Sep 2

    Episode 172: Transfer Deadline Day Chaos, Which Managers Won’t Make It to January, Quick 2026/27 Predictions

    Transfer Deadline Day delivered chaos across Europe, and Stick2Sports is back to break it all down. Noah reacts to Manchester City’s massive deadline day, including the blockbuster Enzo Fernández move and the arrival of Iliman Ndiaye, while looking at what Enzo Maresca’s new-look City could become. Plus, Tottenham essentially builds Roberto De Zerbi an entirely new squad, Newcastle reloads with youth and depth, Arsenal strengthens everywhere except its biggest question mark, Liverpool lands Bradley Barcola, and Manchester United’s window leaves plenty to be desired. Then, which Premier League managers might not make it to January? Unai Emery, Roberto De Zerbi, Pierre Sage, Michael Carrick and Andoni Iraola all enter the season under very different kinds of pressure, from rebuilding projects to immediate expectations at some of England’s biggest clubs. Finally, Noah fires off his 2026-27 predictions across Europe’s Big Five leagues, including Arsenal to repeat as Premier League champions, Real Madrid taking La Liga, Inter winning Serie A, Bayern staying on top in Germany and PSG facing a much tighter Ligue 1 title race.

  7. Jun 12

    Episode 171:The Ultimate 2026 FIFA World Cup Prediction Show

    The 2026 FIFA World Cup is here, and Noah breaks down his full tournament predictions from the group stage to the final. He covers the USMNT’s path, Haiti’s chances, Mexico’s hot start, sleeper teams like Turkey and Ecuador, knockout-round chaos, and why France could lift the trophy again. Plus: bold takes on England, Portugal, Brazil, Spain, and a dream Messi vs. Ronaldo World Cup showdown.

    Episode 171:The Ultimate 2026 FIFA World Cup Prediction Show

  8. Apr 2

    Episode 170: Final Four Preview, Breaking Down Every Final Four Team, What’s Next For The Sweet 16/Elite 8 Teams, And MORE!

    March Madness has delivered, and now it all comes down to the Final Four. In this episode, Noah breaks down one of the most electric NCAA Tournaments in recent memory, diving into how we got here, what’s real vs. noise, and what to expect with a national championship on the line. Diving into all four teams, Arizona, Michigan, Illinois, and UConn and breaking down their tournament paths, key players, and what’s actually sustainable heading into the biggest games of the season. Why does Michigan look like the most complete team left? Can Illinois’ defense continue to carry them? Is UConn’s volatility a strength or a ticking time bomb? And how far can Arizona’s unique offensive approach take them? Noah also previews both Final Four matchups, gives his predictions, and looks at the coaching battles that could define this weekend, including what’s at stake for names like Dan Hurley, Dusty May, and Brad Underwood. Plus, a quick look ahead: what’s next for teams that fell short? From St. John’s and Michigan State to Tennessee, Purdue, and Houston, we break down where things stand and what the future could look like across college basketball. From chaos to clarity, this is your full Final Four preview, storylines, analysis, and everything you need before the national championship is decided. Chapters 00:00 March Madness Overview 02:38 Arizona's Path to the Final Four 04:32 Michigan's Dominance in the Tournament 06:54 Illinois: A Strong Contender 10:16 UConn's Surprising Journey 22:28 Final Four Matchup Predictions 28:23 UConn vs Illinois: A Tactical Analysis 31:56 Outlook for Teams Post-Elite Eight 34:14 St. John's Resurgence Under Rick Pitino 35:41 Michigan State's Future with Tom Izzo 37:38 Iowa's Bright Future with Ben McCollum 39:40 Tennessee's Mixed Bag Under Rick Barnes 43:22 Purdue's Tournament Disappointments 50:05 Houston's Future After a Disappointing Season

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Unique fan perspective meets hilariously pessimistic outlook to the sports world. The podcast covers all major US sports and soccer. Content ranges from analytical and researched observations on teams, to wacky and uninformed hot takes on players, teams, and overall sports culture. After two years in syndication, Noah and Logan have figured out how to take the crazy fanatical perspective and aspect of sports and combine it with the formal analysis of a sports media outlet. New episodes every week.

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    Stick2Sports Podcast
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    177
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