23. Christmas Sporting Events

27. Craig Hodges/Rakeem Cato

In this episode we discuss the NFL draft, the vibes of NWSL games, and Lefty gets very angry about the move of the Athletics to Las Vegas.Our main stories cover three point great and activist Craig Hodges and NCAA QB Rakeem Cato.

26. Alex English/Marta

In this episode we discuss WNBA free agency and the upcoming NFL Super Bowl. We also discuss the 1996 Whoopi Goldberg classic Eddie, as well as why Jim Irsay has purple skin. Our main stories cover Denver Nuggets legend Alex English and all-time-great Brazilian forward Marta.

25. Arvydas Sabonis/Bobby Abreu

In this episode we discuss the new trend of talented young players forgoing college to join the NWSL as well as the drama surrounding Chelsea as they try to salvage their season. We also look at upcoming NFL playoff matches and ponder the importance of QBs in the modern game of football. Our main stories cover Lithuanian basketball star Arvydas Sabonis as well as baseball Hall of Fame candidate Bobby Abreu.

24. End of Year Top 3

In this end of year special, we talk about the ownership style of former players who purchase sports franchises, and about the upcoming 12-Team College Football Program while getting sidetracked by a discussion about bowl game sponsorships. In our main story Lefty explores swimmer Katie Ledecky, WNBA star Sylvia Fowles, and endurance motorsports driver Josh Pierson as three underrated athletes of 2022. Beau breaks down Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel, Aaron Judge's home run record chase, and Cristiano Ronaldo as three of the biggest overrated sports names of the year.

23. Christmas Sporting Events

In this shorter, special holiday episode of underrated, we discuss whether sporting events on Christmas and Boxing Day are underrated and offer a few winter sports suggestions of our own. We also discuss the new proposed rule in the Premier League surrounding emergency concussion substitutes, as well as how NCAA record books may look back at records set and broken during a player's 5th year of eligibility.