On today's show:

- Alabama basketball outscooped the national media and hired Buffalo's Nate Oats

- NFL has allowed "no calls" to be reviewable, in response to last season's egregious missed pass interference call in the Saints vs Rams NFC title game

- is the AAF really in danger of shutting down after the first season? Possibly, because of a terrible business plan.

Watch today's episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HvAPb-SkXx4

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