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Sometimes I Be Right

a sports podcast from the wild mind of Jon Farris. Enjoy free flowing conversations about all things sports. Need a break from the boring norm? take a dive into Sometimes I Be Right!

Podcast · By Jon Farris · English · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Embarrassment For All (opens the original)

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    The NFL season is finally here, and Week 1 delivered plenty of chaos. In this episode of the Sometimes I Be Right Sports Podcast, I break down the Cowboys' embarrassing loss to the Giants and ask the big question: Are the Giants suddenly being overrated after one win? I also react to the biggest surprises from around the NFL, the teams that impressed me, the teams that disappointed me, and what it all means moving forward. On the college football side, I dive into Ohio State's stunning collapse

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    "0:01 Remaining On The Clock" (opens the original)

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    This week on Sometimes I Be Right, I dive into the growing controversy surrounding the Michigan vs. Western Michigan situation and explain why the NCAA has a chance to restore some much-needed credibility by ruling in favor of Western Michigan. I break down the impact this situation has had on the university, the quarterback involved, and the head coach caught in the middle of the fallout. I also discuss the possibility of college football expanding to a 24-team playoff, what it could mean for t

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