HeyJaredFour Corners Show
"Four Corners is the best college basketball podcast you’ll find." - Ben's MomLuke Loewenstein (Beans), Mitch Fairless (Hurricane Mitch), and Ben Norwine (Ben) talk college hoops the way friends actually do: big games, dumb arguments, strong opinions, immediate overreactions,…
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Episode 25: ACC Preview, NFL Week 1 Recap, NFL Week 2 Preview, Best Bad Movies (opens the original)
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In this episode, the fellas preview ACC ball, talk NFL week one highlights, week two predictions, and share their favorite bad movies.
Episode 24: SEC Preview & NFL Playoff Predictions (opens the original)
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The fellas get into a packed episode covering SEC basketball previews, NFL playoff predictions, and plenty of debate along the way. The guys break down the top teams in the SEC, including Florida, Texas, Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Auburn, Alabama, and Texas A&M, while digging into roster retention, transfer portal additions, and which coaches are built to win in college basketball’s new era of size and depth. Then they shift to the NFL and map out the playoff picture division by di
Episode 23: WE'RE BACK (opens the original)
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In this episode, the fellas explore the complexities of college basketball eligibility rules, the chaos caused by recent legal rulings, and the impact on teams and players. They dive into NFL season predictions, fantasy football strategies, and college basketball previews, offering insights, predictions, and fun for all. Plus, NFL trivia and Eagles season insights add extra flavor.
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