Red Zone Sports Report

Holy Cow, and that's how the college football season ends? Kudos to Georgia and Alabama for an amazing CFB championship game. In a back and forth game of chess, teacher upends pupil, but this time by the ever so slightest of margins. Georgia dominates the first half and goes to the locker room with a 13-0 lead. Saban benches starting QB Jalen Hurts in favor of true freshman Tua Tagovailoa. Tagovaiola sparks a Bama offense that was paralized to move the ball under Hurts. Alabama's Kicker misses a FG to win it in regulation. Both QB's take big sacks in OT but Tagovailoa makes amends for his with a 41 TD strike to Davonta Smith to end the game. We'll have our entire panel here today to dicsuss everything about CFB Championship Game. If we have time remaining, we'll quickly recap Wild Card action in the NFL and preview the four playoff games this weekend. As always, we'll end with winners and losers for the week in sports. 

In today's show, we'll recap both College Football Semi-Final Games. The Rose Bowl between Georgia and Oklahoma is an instant classic! Alabama took advantage of some uncharacterisitc mistakes by Clemson to win the Sugar Bowl. Now, teacher takes on pupil in the Championship game this Monday night. In the second segment of our show we'll talk everything NFL. Coaching changes, Wild Card matchups, Etc. As always, we'll close with winners and losers

Happy Holidays! We're back! In tonights show, we'll preview the two college football semifinal playoff games; Georgia vs. Oklahoma in Pasadena and Alabama vs. Clemson in New Orleans. We'll also talk Peach Bowl (Auburn vs. Central Florida) and Cotton Bowl (USC vs. Ohio St.). In the seocnd segment of the show we'll talk NFL Football. The average Head Coaching vacancies per year in the NFL is 6.5. This year could see 8-9 coaches lose their jobs after this weekends games. We'll talk about who is on the hot seat and we'll preview the NFL playoffs!  

It's final! The College Football playoff selection committee have released their final rankings and Alabama edged out Ohio State at #4. #1 Clemson will face #4 Alabama in New Orleans and #2 Oklahoma will take on #3 Georgia in Pasadena. Conference Championship weekend was exciting but didn't produce many exciting games. Georgia dominated Auburn, Clemson did the same to Miami. Ohio St. had a pedestrian win against a Wisconsin team that looked undermanned and Sam Darnold willed his team to a Friday night victory against UCLA. The coaching carousel in college football continues to go round and round. We'll discuss.  In NFL action, the Vikings are for real as they defeated the Falcons 14-9 on the road. Case Keenum continues to impress. Minnesota and New England hold the best record in the NFL at 10-2. Seattle stopped Philly's win streak at home on Sunday night. As always, we'll end with our winners and losers in the world of sports. 

Well that went like we thought it would, NOT! As we head into championship weekend in college football, there is still alot up in the air. Auburn beats Bama at home. Pitt shocks Miami. Conference championship games will serve as "de facto" quarterfinal games? Who's in? Who's out? Tennessee hires Greg Schiano to be their next football coach and then pull the plug on him within hours of the announcement. In the NFL, the rich get richer. Philly and New England look like they are on a collisison course for a early February game at US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis? Falcons look to coming of age in the Sark era! Tyrod Taylor and the Buffalo Bills are ALIVE with a 16-10 win at Arrowhead. As always, we'll end the show with our winners and losers segment. 

In today's pre Thanksgiving edition of the Red Zone Sports Report we'll be joined as always by our college football guru Kip Keefer, the Savage Burn Mr. Steve butler, and the Buffalo Bad Boy Pete Tasca. Did you say Buffalo? As in Buffalo, NY? As in Buffalo Bills? Yes, indeed. Pete will be here to share his thoughts on the Bills QB situation. We'll also talk College Football playoff and preview the Alabama / Auburn game. We'll talk Baker Mayfield and Kansas and Falcons / Seahawks on MNF. As always, we'll close with Winners and Losers in the world of sports! 

On this week's show, we'll spend most of our time talking college football! The third week of the College Football Playoff Rankings are out and boy are there changes! Auburn destroys #1 Georgia 40-17. Alabama sneaks by Mississipi St., Miami pummels Notre Dame, and Oklahoma rolls to an easy victory against TCU. Tennessee finally fires Butch Jones and Florida keeps losing games, regardless of who their Head Coach is! We'll talk scenarios, matchups for next week's big games and as always we'll end with winners and losers for the week in sports! 

Whoa Nelly! It gets real this weekend in college football with 3 matchups of Top 10 teams! You say you want a larger playoff? Well we have it. We'll preview Georgia (1) @ Auburn (10), Notre Dame (3) @ Miami (7), and TCU (6) @ Oklahoma (5). We'll then pivot to NFL action and have our mid season assessment. Don't look now but the LA Rams are 6-2. Could the Giants bench Eli Manning? Did Julio Jones drop a Touchdown pass? The Falcons are 4-4. Why? How did they lose their identity? Can they right the ship and make another post season run? Andrew Luck is put on IR. Jim Irsay say's its "in his head?" Really? We'll discuss. As always, we will close our show with our winners and losers in the world of sports! 

In the first 30 minutes of the show, Kip & Chip will recap all of the action in college football. Georgia trounces Florida at the world's largest cocktail party and the next day Florida gives Jim McElwain his walking papers. Ohio St. comes from behind to beat Penn St. and holds Saquon Barkley at bay in the second half. Iowa St. beat previously unbeaten TCU and the first college football playoff standing are out! In NFL action, Kiko Alonzo almost decapitates Ravens QB Joe Flacco on Thursday night. Vikings / Browns play yet another dud in London. The Bills move to 5-2 with a win over the Raiders. Carson Wentz and the Eagles keep the 49ers winless and move to 7-1. SEahawks beat Texans in a shootout which saw QB's Russell Wilson and DeShaun Watson combine for over 800 yards passing and 8 TD's. As always, we'll conclude the show with winners and losers in the week in sports. 

In the show's first segment, Kip Keefer and Chip Lake will discuss a wild week in college football that saw upsets galore. Auburn blows a 20 point lead in Baton Rouge, Clemson forgets to show up at Syracuse, and Washington State lays an egg against Cal. Bama rids itself of rat poison and takes care of business against Arkansas. Georgia overcomes a sloppy first half to defeat Missouri. In our second segment we'll discuss all the week 6 activity in the NFL. THe Steelers overcome a 5 INT loss against Jacksonville only to go on the road and defeat the only remaining undefeated team in the NFL? The winless Giants travel to Denver to take on the Broncos and come out with a W on primetime TV? Falcons blow a 17-0 first half lead and lose to the hapless Dolphins. Colin Kaepernick files a grievance against the NFL owners alleging "collusion." As always, we'll close with winners and losers in the week in sports! 

In the first 40 minutes, our host Chip Lake will be joined, as always, with our college football guru, Kip Keefer. We'll talk Rat Poison as the Tide looked human in College Station. Georgia and Auburn take care of business to cement themselves, respectively, as #2 and #3 teams in the SEC. LSU rebounds from their loss to Troy and beats Florida in the swamp. Iowa State shocks Oklahoma in Norman as Buffalo and Western Michigan go 7 OT's! In the second half of the show we will be joined by the Savage Burn Mr. Steve Butler, back from a two week hiatus. We;ll recap a busy week in the NFL that saw season ending injuries to both O'Dell Beckham and JJ Watt. THe Chiefs remain the leagues only undefeated team at 5-0 after their defeat of the Houston Texans. The schizophrenic Jaguars maul the Steelers. The Packers come back to defeat the Cowboys in a thriller and Cam Newton rebounds from a rough week to defeat the Detriot Lions. As always, we'll close with winners and losers. 

We'll start this week's show with a recap of all this past weekend's college football action. Bama picks up where they left off vs. Ole Miss and defeats the Rebs 66-3. Jalen Hurts looks to have aged a great deal in the offseason. Clemson is 2-0 versus "ESPN Gameday" opponents. Are these two teams headed for a third straight National Title Game? Washington St. defeats USC 30-27? What is wrong with Sam Darnold? Auburn rolls against Mississippi St. LSU gets beat at home to Troy? In NFL Action, after week 4, we are left with only one undefeated team, the Kansas City Chiefs. Chiefs win on MNF with a businesslike win against the Redskins. Dalvin Cook tears his ACL. Julio Jones goes down with a Hip Flexor. The Bills travel to Atlanta and defeat the previously undefeated Falcons. Sean McVay and the LA Rams travel to Jerry's world and defeat the Cowboys. We'll end, as always, with our winners and losers in thew world of sports. 

In this weeks episode, our college football guru Kip Keefer and Chip Lake will open the show discussing the biggest scandal to hit college basketball in decades. The FBI announced yesterday that 10 people, including four college basketball assistant coaches were arrested as part of a three year investigation into bribes and corruption in the sport. Then, Kip & Chip will dicsuss all of this week's action in college football. Georgia destroys Mississippi St. Is UGA that good or was MSU on an LSU hangover? Sam Darnold and USC take care of business in a battle of undefeated PAC-12 teams. Alabama punished Vandy, Auburn's offense gets going against a hapless Missou team and Florida squeaks by yet again, this time against Kentucky. At 9:10 PM we will then pivot to a discussion of all NFL action. We'll be joined this week as always by the Buffalo Bad Boy Pete Tasca and we will welcome special guest Cole Muzio of www.drafttek.com as well as Brietbart Sports. The Savage Burn is on a much needed vacation this week!

In this week's edition of the Red Zone Sports Report we'll recap a week in college football that was supposed to be quiet. LSU goes into Starkville as a 7.5 favorite and lays an egg against Mississippi St. Clemson takes care of business on the road and easily defeats Lamar Jackson and the Louisville Cardinals. A wild ending to the Tennessee / Florida game and Southern Cal barely slips by Texas at home. In NFL action, we'll racap week 2 qction and preview week 3. Tom Brady proves, yet again, that he is, well, Tom Brady. The Denver Broncos and Atlanta Falcons probably had the most impressive wins of week 2, easily defeating their respective opponents, both of whom were playoff teams last year. What is wrong with the Seahawks offense? New York Giants Offense? Saints Defense? Is it Mitch Trubisky time in Chicago? We'll cover all this and end, as always, with winners and losers in the world of sports!

From 8:30 PM ET until 9:15 PM ET, Kip Keefer and Chip Lake will discuss a wild week in college football that saw Clemson/Auburn, Georgia/Notre Dame, OklahomaSt/OhioSt, and USC/Stanford all play prime time games! We'll preview Clemson/Loiusville and Tennessee/Florida this coming weekend. Then, at 9:15 PM ET, we'll welcome the Buffalo Bad Boy Pete Tasca and the Savage Burn, Mr. Steve Butler. We'll talk a wild week 1 in the NFL which saw some lopsided games and some hiogh scoring fantasy defenses! We'll close, as always, with winners and losers in the week in sports

The 2017 Kentucky Derby looks to be on of the most wide open races in the history of the event, with well over a dozen horses or more who could win the "run for the roses." On the show today to give us their insights are our resident horse racing experts, Kip Keefer and Amy Smith. Kip and Amy joined us for a preview of last year's Derby and it was one of the most downloaded episodes of the year! This is a must for any Horse Racing enthusiast! 

We will preview the 2 Semi Final Games and matchupsThe controversy surrounding Washington / Penn St. at 4. Did Committee get it right? Why or Why Not? We’ll preview other Bowl Games of interest: http://www.fbschedules.com/ncaa/college-football-bowl-schedule.phpJames Franklin, Class Act for how he handled disappointment or should he have been more of a vocal advocate for his school? http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/james-franklin-responds-to-penn-state-being-left-out-of-college-football-playoff/What coaches are on the hot seat next year? http://coacheshotseat.com

We will be live tonight from 8:30 PM ET to 10:00 PM ET. With the College Football Playoff Committee releasing their rankings at 7:00 pm tonight, we'll have alot to dicsuss. Who controls their own destiny? Who needs help? What teams are deserving to be in top 4, what teams aren't worthy? We'll also preview big rivalry games this weekend: Auburn/Alabama, Michigan/Ohio St., Florida/Florida St. Then, will pivot to NFL and talk playoff scenarios / power rankings. We'll talk Thanksgiving Day Games and Mexico City Lazer Pointers as well!

In this edition of the Red Zone Sports Report we will play, in its duration, a "Locker Room Chat" narrated by Former Atlanta Falcons QB and current Falcons play by play radio guy David Archer. Also participating in the Locker Room Chat are 3X Super Bowl Champion Lineman from the WAshington Redskins, Joe Jacoby and Jeff Bostic. Jacoby and Bostic anchored the O-Line that mosts folks know as the "Hogs". The Hogs were the offensive line of the Washington Redskins of the National Football League during the 1980s and early 1990s. Renowned for their ability to control the line of scrimmage, the Hogs helped the Redskins win three Super Bowl championships (XVII, XXII and XXVI) under head coach Joe Gibbs. 

This Week’s Guest: Veteran broadcaster, Tim Brando joins us on the Red Zone Sports Report on this episode. Tim formerly sat behind the microphone for CBS Sports and he is now with Fox Sports 1.  In this conversation, you will hear a lot of college football talk.  We spend a lot of time on SEC football.  We cover the state of several football programs and upcoming games in the conference.  Tim also shares his thoughts on the gap between the SEC and other conferences and explains how that gap may be closing.  We wrap up the conversation by talking about Big 12 football and how the perceived defensive weakness in the division could be more about the offensive strength.  Connect with Tim Brando: Twitter - @TimBrando You’ll Learn: [01:22] - Tim shares his his thoughts on the latest College Football polls and the playoff system. [08:31] - Tim talks about the state of the LSU football program and compares that situation to the 2016 Republican nomination process. [15:07] - Tim talks about the future of LSU in