Goat Talk Sports
Goat Talk isn’t your average sports podcast. Your hosts are two college students: Luke Pine at the University of Texas at Austin and James Chapman at Mississippi State. We’re two lifelong sports fans with big ambitions in the sports business and media world.
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Week 3 Runs Through Mississippi (opens the original)
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In this episode of Goat Talk, James discusses why Week 3 of college football runs through the state of Mississippi, and how those two Mississippi teams are both at the center of national media attention.
Blocked Kicks, Made Kicks, and Heisman Dark Horses: CFB Week 1 Recap (opens the original)
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On Thursday, a big blocked kick started off week 1 of college football, and on Sunday a big made kick finished it. James goes over the biggest games from this weekend on the latest episode of Goat Talk.
Top 3 Games of CFB Week 1 (opens the original)
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James discusses his Top 3 Games of Week 1 of CFB including an honorable mention and dishonorable mention
Who to Draft and Not Draft in Fantasy (opens the original)
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James goes over his favorite and least favorite player at every position this year for fantasy
Was Tarik Skubal the Last Straw? (opens the original)
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Skubal might have been the last straw in a looming lockout that could prevent baseball in 2027. James looks at the history of lockouts/strikes most notably in 1994-95 and 2021-22 and how history could repeat, how the economics of baseball are at hand, and what potential changes could be happen to America’s favorite pastime.
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