Chasing Rings OVERTIME 10: Is A College Sports Super League Really Viable?

Chasing Rings OVERTIME 11: NFL Shockwaves

On this episode of Chasing Rings OVERTIME, the NFL offseason was turned upside down by two franchise-altering trades. The Philadelphia Eagles finally moved wide receiver A.J. Brown to the New England Patriots, while the Cleveland Browns shocked the football world by sending All-Pro pass rusher Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams in a blockbuster deal. Tonight, we're giving our instant reactions to both trades, breaking down what these moves mean for all four franchises, who came out on top, and how the deals could reshape the NFL landscape heading into the 2026 season. Did the Patriots finally find their offensive centerpiece? Are the Rams all-in for another Super Bowl run? "Because the journey is the thing…the result is the ring." Host: WT 3 (Guru) / Co-Hosts: Gerald Martin (G), Stephen Davis (Big Dude)

Chasing Rings OVERTIME 10: Is A College Sports Super League Really Viable?

The ultimate power move in college sports history is actively being discussed at the highest levels. On this episode of Chasing Rings OVERTIME, we examine the potential of the SEC breaking away from the NCAA and forming its own Super League. Georgia football coach, Kirby Smart, explicitly supports the multi-billion dollar financial power play that could leave the NCAA completely obsolete. Would the Big Ten align with the SEC? What would a Super League mean for the future of college football and colleges sports in general? "Because the journey is the thing…the result is the ring." Host: WT 3 (Guru) / Co-Hosts: Gerald Martin (G), Stephen Davis (Big Dude)

Chasing Rings OVERTIME 9: The Bill That Could Change College Sports Forever

A new bipartisan college sports bill is aiming to strip away player freedom in the name of "restoring order." On this episode of Chasing Rings OVERTIME, we discuss the controversial proposal, which includes: a maximum 5-year eligibility cap, limiting athletes to just one penalty-free transfer, allowing schools to cap athlete compensation, and more. Are these rules fair to the players, or is this just a massive safety net for the NCAA? "Because the journey is the thing…the result is the ring." Host: WT 3 (Guru) / Co-Hosts: Gerald Martin (G), Stephen Davis (Big Dude)

Chasing Rings OVERTIME 8: Unsportsmanlike Conduct & The Way Too Early Heisman Favorites

This episode of Chasing Rings OVERTIME begins on the softball diamond, where Florida softball is catching serious backlash after a tense postgame handshake-line moment against Texas Tech Red Raiders softball. Add in Florida coach Tim Walton’s history of prior postgame controversy, including a widely discussed incident with a former player in 2017, and fans are now debating whether Florida crossed the line or whether the outrage is being blown out of proportion. Then, we shift to college football as ESPN’s “way-too-early” Heisman rankings are officially out. The crew discusses the top candidates, biggest sleepers, and which stars have the best chance to own the upcoming season. Finally, the conversation turns back to Brendan Sorsby after the NCAA denied his request for reinstatement despite public support from Texas Tech University leadership. With Sorsby recently completing inpatient rehab for gambling addiction and the school preparing an appeal, the debate now centers on accountability, mental health, and whether the NCAA’s punishment aligns with its stated commitment to athlete well-being. From heated handshakes to Heisman hopes to one of college sports’ biggest legal and ethical battles, this episode covers the pressure points shaping the future of college athletics. "Because the journey is the thing…the result is the ring." Host: WT 3 (Guru) / Co-Hosts: Gerald Martin (G), Stephen Davis (Big Dude)

Chasing Rings OVERTIME 7: Cavs Headed to Cancun & Is OKC the NBA's New Villain?

On this episode of Chasing Rings OVERTIME, the guys continue to discuss the drama that is the NBA playoffs. In the East, the Cleveland Cavaliers are officially headed to Cancun after being swept by the New York Knicks in stunning fashion. After overcoming a 22-deficit in the 4th quarter of Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals, New York controlled the series, exposing Cleveland’s offensive struggles and suddenly looking every bit like a legitimate NBA championship contender. Meanwhile, out West, the Oklahoma City Thunder continue stacking wins, while also building a growing list of enemies. Between foul-baiting accusations, dramatic flops, and nonstop backlash from fans online, OKC has fully embraced the villain role in their heated series against the San Antonio Spurs. "Because the journey is the thing…the result is the ring." Host: WT 3 (Guru) / Co-Hosts: Gerald Martin (G), Stephen Davis (Big Dude)