What happens when tradition collides with big money in college football? Is loyalty dead in pro sports?

On the next Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast, I sit down with Aaron Riley for a brutally honest look at how NIL deals, the transfer portal, and coaching changes are unraveling the games we thought we knew. We dig into why fans are tuning out, how contracts are shaping players’ choices, and what it all means for the future of sports.

Curious where all this leads? Tune in as we sort through the chaos, debate solutions, and consider what loyalty means in the age of million-dollar athletes.

Kicking off the new year with the first-ever Saturday night edition, Brent Radlinski brings you a lively episode of The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast. From road trip shenanigans and Twitter rants to hot takes on college football’s transfer portal and the chaos of NIL money, Brent tackles everything with a signature mix of laughter and honesty. Hear his thoughts on the NHL’s misplaced Winter Classic, the evolving World Juniors, Team Canada’s Olympic roster snubs, and bold predictions for 2026’s biggest champions. Whether you love heated sports talk or enjoy a good story over a cold beer, this episode is sure to get you thinking—and laughing. Presented by SeatGeek and Belly Up Sports Media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s the wildest sports award show in the pod-verse! Brent Radlinsky serves up the first-ever “Hold My Beer Awards” on The Fourteen Twenty Sports Bar Podcast. Who really cashed in and who totally checked out? From the most overpaid athletes and baffling franchise plans, to the worst owners in sports and teams whose championship windows just slammed shut, we cover it all—with a pint of comedy and a splash of shenanigans. Plus, why the Four Nations Face-Off reignited our passion for sports, and a nod to an indie podcast powerhouse. Presented by SeatGeek and Righteous Felon Jerky, this episode brings big laughs, hard truths, and plenty of Hold My Beer moments. Grab a cold one and pull up a stool—this is sports talk, barroom style.