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Riles commented on college recruiting tactics, the UM-FIU brawl and the media coverage of it, Denny Green's meltdown, and why Tiki Barber is not a Hall of Famer.

Audio Podcast | October 19, 2006

Bill Curry thinks Miami president Don Shalala should have watched the tape if she said the buck stops with her, says the coach holds the hammer, and the way to send a message is to cut players' playing time. He said the program appears to be out of c

Audio Podcast | October 18, 2006

The Seahawks' QB gives us his take on the Miami/FIU brawl and says these things happen, especially in practice. He also gives us the latest on Shaun Alexander, who looks happy and healthy, but the team is still unsure of his return.

Audio Podcast | October 18, 2006

Miami president Donna Shalala believes the extra penalties assessed to her players send a clear message that the school will not tolerate any further on-field fighting incidents. Golic disagreed, saying FIU imposed harsher penalties. She doesn't thin

Audio Podcast | October 18, 2006

Miami president Donna Shalala said earlier, 'We went through frame-by-frame, the film." At yesterday's press conference, she indicated she hadn't seen the video. While she personally didn't view it, it was seen by the university support staff.

Audio Podcast | October 18, 2006

We continue to discuss the interview that was and the fallout that Shalala had not seen the tape of the brawl. We clearly feel that was her biggest mistake and something she absolutely should have done before endorsing the recommended suspensions.

Audio Podcast | October 18, 2006

Dan and Keith wonder what Miami and Florida Int. should do from here? Miami still has the potential to play in a bowl game and generate money, but should it be allowed? Colleges are businesses too, so the decision remains a difficult one.

Audio Podcast | October 18, 2006

Mike & Mike rehash the Shalala interview. And none of their opinions changed based on the interview. Mike & Mike still feel that the actions Miami took are not swift enough.

Audio Podcast | October 18, 2006

Michael thinks Donna Shalala looked and sounded like a "fool." She obviously doesn't understand how big of a deal this is. Michael thinks race played only a "minor" role in this incident. By not making the punishment severe, the school supports the p

Audio Podcast | October 18, 2006

Dan can't get the Miami/Florida International fight out of his head. He is disappointed in University President Donna Shalala for not addressing this problem and for admitting she hasn't watched the video. She has the chance to take a stand and is ig

Audio Podcast | October 18, 2006

Some more fallout from the Miami-FIU brawl, with Lamar Thomas fired by Comcast and several players from both teams suspended. Dan says Miami still got it wrong.

Audio Podcast | October 17, 2006

JSU! Nominees: Lamar Thomas, Steve Lyons and Albert Pujols. Thomas was fired for his comments and looks like a sure Just Shut Up! winner.

Audio Podcast | October 17, 2006

Mike explains what the atmosphere was like last night in Arizona and Dennis Green's blow-up after the game. And in Just Shut Up, Lamar Thomas took home the title, but not by as convincing of an amount as we would have thought.

Audio Podcast | October 17, 2006

Joe feels the Miami/FIU fight is a complete disgrace and believes Larry Coker should lose his job to Butch Davis. Joe also discusses how valuable Steve Smith is to the Panthers, that the Saints are for real, and the role of Rex Grossman and Matt Lein

Audio Podcast | October 16, 2006

He's not surprised that a brawl occurred with the Hurricanes. Even a member of the broadcast team, former Miami player Lamar Thomas, got into it. And the icing on the cake -- the Miami PD took 700 youths to the game as a part of the "Join-a-Team, Not

Audio Podcast | October 16, 2006

Are the consequences of a fight measured by the injuries caused? If there were more severe injuries after the Miami fight, would the suspensions be longer? Dan noticed the awkward body language in the Cowboys game with T.O.'s celebrations on Sunday.

Audio Podcast | October 16, 2006