Hochman And Crowder

Our favorite part of the college football season officially returns Saturday. Not only do we get UM vs UF to open the season, but we'll listen to Don Bailey Jr work the lines we feed him in this segment into the Hurricanes radio broadcast.

Miami Hurricanes radio analyst, Don Bailey Jr, joins Hoch and Crowder to preview the Hurricanes season opener at Florida this Saturday.

After taking some shrapnel from Hoch and Crowder over his Seminoles losing their season opener vs Georgia Tech Saturday, former FSU QB and College Football analyst - Danny Kanell - explains why he likes Florida to not just cover vs the Canes but beat them outright at home on Saturday.

Following some quick connection issues that were blamed on Solana, Zach Gelb joins the show and sparks some outrage as he explains why he isn't high on the Dolphins this season. His comments lead to Hoch, Crowder and Solana debating what realistic expectations for the Dolphins should be this season. Plus, Chris Grier wants Dolphins fans to stop worrying about the offensive line and we preview one of the lines we'll give DBJ tomorrow to work into Saturday's UM vs UF radio broadcast.

In hour four, we preview one of the lines we're going to give Don Bailey Jr tomorrow to work into the UM vs UF broadcast on Saturday. Plus, recapping the Dolphins practice squad signings.

In hour three, Hoch and Crowder wish Jack Black a happy birthday by torching his entire filmography. Debating how we should feel about the Dolphins signing Tim Boyle to be the 3rd string QB and learning a little about his lineage. Plus, Chris Grier wants Dolphins fans to stop worrying about the offensive line.

In hour two, are the Dolphins going to be closer to the Jaguars than the Chiefs this season? Zach Gelb told us in the previous hour that he expects the answer to that question being the Jags angering Hoch and Crowder. But Solana, aka Womar, desperately tries to temper Dolphins fans expectations in a loaded conference. Plus, details about an exciting event coming for fans to come hang out with the show.

In hour one, Hoch and Crowder react to several practice squad signings around the NFL and with the Dolphins but connection issues sidetrack the show turning into, ofcourse, Solana being blamed. Once our connection issues were fixed, Zach Gelb of the Infinity Sports Network joined the show and shared his hard hitting takes on what he expects from the Dolphins this season.

There are several questions regarding the Dolphins roster heading into this season but none bigger than whether the offensive line will be good enough to protect Tua. Despite those concerns from fans and the media, Chris Grier made it clear today that he isn't worried about the OL unit.

Hoch and Crowder were NOT thrilled when Zach Gelb questioned if the Dolphins will be better than the Jaguars in the AFC this year. When we revisit that comment, Solana argues that Dolphins fans must temper expectations about this team despite having a highly touted roster.

Infinity Sports Network radio host, Zach Gelb, isn't as high on the Dolphins this season as Hoch and Crowder and explains why he isn't expecting the Fins to win a playoff game this year.

Ahead of the NFL season, Hoch and Crowder turn to Zach Gelb of the Infinity Sports Network (who is based in New York) for some insight into realistic expectations on the New York Jets.

Reacting to cuts and roster moves made by the Dolphins all show long as they finalize their 53-man roster ahead of the season. Twan Russell joins the show to preview this Saturday’s highly anticipated matchup between the Canes and the Gators to open the College Football season. Plus, Diving into the complicated figure that is Aaron Rodgers and a mind blowing realization about chicken sandwiches.

In hour four, quickly recapping everything we know about the Dolphins roster cuts. The Chicken Big Mac is being re-released in the United States and it makes us realize an interesting fact about chicken sandwiches. Plus, just before the end of the show, we get an official announcement from the Dolphins about their 53-Man roster.

In hour three, we’ve officially hit the deadline for NFL rosters to cut their team down to 53 players. Hoch has an interesting strategy he bounces off of Crowder to “help” the Dolphins improve their roster. Plus, Raheem Mostert’s excellent advice for any NFL players getting cut today around the league which Crowder co-signs: don’t burn bridges.

In hour two, Hoch and Crowder reminisce about the very first cars they drove when they began driving in high school and college. Another surprising name is added to the list of players the Dolphins have cut today and Crowder takes us behind the scenes into how weird Roster Cut days are for NFL players. Plus, New York Times bestselling author and author of the newly released OUT OF THE DARKNESS: The Mystery of Aaron Rodgers book, Ian O’Connor, joins the show.

In hour one, we react to the Dolphins cutting Nik Needham today as they prepare to cut their roster down to 53 players. Hoch has a list of QBs he’s already targeting to replace Mike White. Debating whether Aaron Rodgers is actually an interesting dude or just has controversial opinions. Then, Former Miami Hurricanes and Miami Dolphins LB joins the show to preview this Saturday’s highly anticipated matchup between the Canes and the Gators to open the College Football season.

New York Times bestselling author and author of the newly released OUT OF THE DARKNESS: The Mystery of Aaron Rodgers book, Ian O’Connor, joins the show to give us insight into what he learned about Aaron Rodgers while writing his book on the controversial sports figure.

New York Times bestselling author and author of the newly released OUT OF THE DARKNESS: The Mystery of Aaron Rodgers book, Ian O’Connor, joins the show and discusses how different the AFC would have looked if Rodgers hadn't dropped in the draft and was selected by the Dolphins in 2005. Plus, his outlook on how Rodgers will look with the Jets this season.

Former Miami Hurricanes and Miami Dolphins LB joins the show to preview this Saturday’s highly anticipated matchup between UM and UF and explains why he's buying into the Canes this season.