Trey Wingo sits down with Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire to break down the real factors behind the Red Raiders’ resurgence — from data-driven roster building and transfer-portal strategy to culture, player development, and the evolution of college football’s economics.

This episode is crafted for serious sports fans who want substance over noise, offering fact-based football insight, leadership philosophy, and transparent discussion around NIL, recruiting analytics, and program management.

If you’re tired of the yelling and craving smarter football content — whether you follow the NFL, college football strategy, or the analytics that shape winning programs — this interview delivers real information you can trust.

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Trey Wingo sits down with Notah Begay III for a smart, no-nonsense breakdown of what the 2025 PGA Tour season really meant in the post-LIV landscape, why Scottie Scheffler’s quiet dominance may define a new era, and how the Tour is trying to build an identity that can survive life after Tiger Woods.

They dig into whether Tiger can still realistically chase win number 83, what venues might suit his body, how a potential move to the Champions Tour fits into his future, and why his mental approach remains his ultimate superpower. Begay also explains how the business side of the PGA Tour is changing under Brian Rolapp, what that means for journeymen and rising young players, and why the US keeps getting outclassed by Europe in the Ryder Cup from culture to preparation.

Along the way, Notah shares personal stories about Tiger going back to junior golf, his own unlikely path from a New Mexico muni to Stanford and the PGA Tour, and the health scares that reshaped his life.

This episode delivers smart, factual, no-nonsense golf insight for fans who are done with empty takes and want the truth behind what’s happening in the game.

Trey Wingo sits down with former NFL player Booger McFarland for a no-nonsense deep dive into the NFL’s most chaotic storylines, from Dallas’s confused team-building and salary-cap misfires to the Jets’ long-term stockpiling strategy, and examines whether either franchise can actually execute a plan.

Booger brings blunt, front-office-level detail on defensive line play, contract structures, quarterback evaluation, the reality of roster overreactions, and why the league has zero true superteams this season—plus sharp, candid college-football insight on LSU, the coaching market, and the coming QB draft classes.

The two close with an honest conversation about golf as the great equalizer, how the game connects people, and why chasing that one perfect round keeps them hooked for life.

If you’re fed up with hot-take culture and want grounded analysis rooted in tape, trends, and truth, this episode hits exactly what serious fans crave.