This week on Pryor to the Snap, LaShaun and Kassie post up on that infamous couch (relax, it's just a metaphor—no cameras, no interviews, no weird lighting) to talk about some legendary flops and head-scratching decisions in the world of sports.

We're unpacking:

• 📉 The continuous fall from grace that is Scott Frost's coaching career. Did Nebraska really deserve all that?

• 🕶️ Deion Sanders' magic wearing off faster than his sunglasses deal.

• 👑 And yes, even LeBron James—when being the GOAT doesn’t mean you're always right (especially when it comes to building rosters).

Then we pivot to the W—what's working, what's flopping, and what had us yelling at the screen this week. Oh, and someone send Alyssa Pili a hug... or at least a decent landing spot. Minnesota said bye, but where should her talent go? Spoiler: Kassie has opinions. LaShaun has jokes.

Come for the sports, stay for the couch therapy session.

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This episode of Pryor to the Snap comes straight from the comfort of our living room — no studio, no filter. What started as a fired-up conversation between us turned into a full-blown episode giving listeners a front-row seat to what it’s like in a sports-obsessed household like ours.

We dive into Nebraska football and what life might look like without Tony White and Ty Robinson. Can the Huskers still find their way to a bowl game this season?

On the WNBA front, we break down what’s happening with the Las Vegas Aces — is A’ja Wilson carrying too much on her shoulders? Paige Bueckers has Shaun losing his mind with her fadeaway jumper and next-level play with the Wings, and we ask: Is she the most slept-on star in the league?

We dig into Angel Reese’s All-Star snub — was it disrespect or just reality? Plus, we spotlight an Iowa recruit and ask whether the days of organic recruiting stories are gone in favor of “bag-chasing” headlines.

And of course, we go all in on the latest drama surrounding NCAA NIL and the proposed profit-sharing model — will schools like Tennessee play by the new rules or exploit loopholes to pay their players however they see fit?

It’s real, it’s raw, and it’s exactly what happens when the mics turn on in our home. Don’t miss this episode of Pryor to the Snap!

On this high-impact episode of Pryor to the Snap, we break down some of the biggest stories shaking the sports world right now.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are NBA World Champions—how did they do it, and what does it mean for the future of the league?

We dive into major injury headlines, including Tyrese Haliburton, Caitlin Clark, and Paige Bueckers. Who’s the better all-around player between Caitlin and Paige? We compare their games, impact, and future ceilings in the WNBA.

Angel Reese is putting up massive numbers in her last five games. Has she turned a corner and established herself as a dominant force?

Top high school recruit Ace Bailey wasn’t happy being drafted by the Utah Jazz, which sparks a deep conversation about how NIL deals, agents, parents, and outside influences are allowing young athletes to manipulate the draft process before they even reach the league.

We also answer listener questions and tackle a major topic in college football: Can new Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer keep the Tide rolling?

Plus, we preview our upcoming "Way Too Early" College Football Playoff predictions, national title picks, and the sleeper teams you need to know.

And finally, we discuss the recent announcement of a sit-down interview between Knicks leadership and South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley. Should women’s college basketball coaches make the jump to the NBA or WNBA? Is it good for the game—or does it hurt the development pipeline?

Packed with strong opinions, bold takes, and real conversation, this is an episode sports fans won’t want to miss. Subscribe and listen now to Pryor to the Snap, where football meets culture and every sport is fair game.