On Further Review: A Sports History Podcast

NCAA March Madness Tournament 2006, UCLA faces Gonzaga and National Player of the Year front runner Adam Morrison with an Elite 8 berth on the line. While the majority of the game played out like a normal tournament game, the last 1:30 are undeniably one of the craziest, most electric final seconds of a game with this magnitude. Pure joy for the victors and, in the words of legendary announcer Gus Johnson: "Heartbreak City!" for the losers.

In this review we look back at USC vs Texas in the 2006 Rose Bowl National Championship Game.
In the "Granddaddy of them all", two undefeated teams put their long win streaks on the line and a chance for the glory of being crowned the best team in the nation.
The game comes down to the final minute with the legendary Keith Jackson proclaiming "4th and 5 the National Championship on the line"... the rest, as they say, is history.

Micah and Cam discuss the upcoming bowl season. We project the outcomes for College Football Playoff matchups between Alabama, Cincinnati, Georgia, and Michigan, and we also discuss the Rose Bowl with Ohio State and Utah. With over 40 bowl games, there’s lots of football to be watched, whether you’re a Middle Tennessee State fan or a Tulsa fan. Get ready for the Most Wonderful Time of the Year!

Revisiting the 1998 NFL Thanksgiving Games. Randy Moss starts to leave his imprint on the game and the coin toss not-so-clearly heard around the world.

Remembering the franchises that have gone back-to-back with great QB's at the helm. Favre to Rodgers, Montana to Young. Who is the best duo and which young QB can take the mantle? Did we miss one? Let us know!

We're baaaacck!! Re-Join us as we discuss conference realignments in the past, how that impacts the changes we see today and what that means for the future of College Football.

We look back at the career (both on the diamond and off) of one of baseball's best players to never make the Hall of Fame - Pete Rose.

Cam and Micah review the NFL draft, Urban Meyer and Clemson-South, and talk about the Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers saga.

On Further Review recaps the first weekend in the 2021 Men's NCAA Basketball National Tournament, commonly known as March Madness. While we knew of March Madness we did not know that Loyola Chicago is still very good. We did not know that Oral Roberts and Max Abmas, also very good. We did not know that Micah is not very good at making predictions.

George Mason University shocked the NCAA basketball world. In a never-seen-before March Madness run, the George Mason Patriots became the darling Cinderella as they ran through the Michigan State Spartans, Wichita State Shockers, North Carolina Tar Heels, and UCONN Huskies on the way to an improbable Final Four appearance. George Mason is the standard by which all other Cinderella teams, those looking to make the Sweet Sixteen, Elite, Eight, and Final Four are judged. The Loyola Chicago, Florida Gulf Coast, VCU and others, owe homage to this George Mason team.

What NFL team comes to mind when you hear dynasty? Perhaps Tom Brady and his 6 Super Bowl Rings? Maybe you think of the glory days of Joe Montana? Some recall the defensive dominance of the Pittsburgh Steelers or the offensive explosion of the Dallas Cowboys. What almost never comes to mind is the Buffalo Bills. Yet, they accomplished a historical feat that not even Tom Brady or any GOATs has ever done.

Cameron and Micah discuss the historic 2016 NBA Finals. The 2016 NBA season had all the makings of a historic year, but no one could've predicted what the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors would give us as the final chapter. Through 7 games, a 3-1 deficit, above the rim play and below the belt elbows, we all witnessed Lebron James' biggest accomplishment: The fulfillment of a promise.

Another weekend of football!!! Fade or Follow these picks for the weekend as we look at Iowa State vs Oklahoma State, Michigan vs Minnesota, Bills vs Jets and 49ers at the Patriots.

A weekend teaser with the Niners, Ravens, Stars, and Louisville Cardinals. Like the episode or fade it. But if you don’t tell people on Twitter did it really happen? Join us @OFRPod

Cameron and Micah tackle the epic game between the Michigan Wolverines and Appalachian State. This game impacted the future of both schools and college football. Micah also shares the true story of when he told the Chiefs starting CB that he’d never make the NFL. Like it or fade it. But if you don’t tell people on Twitter did it really happen? Join us @OFRPod

Cameron talks the best betting lines and odds heading into Tuesday’s NBA Playoffs games with the Miami Heat, Boston Celtics, LA Clippers, and Denver Nuggets. Like the episode or fade it. But if you don’t tell people on Twitter did it really happen? Join us @OFRPod

Cameron and Micah talk the legendary fight between Mike Tyson and Buster Douglas. Who was James "Buster" Douglas, and how did he end up as a major part of boxing history? We discuss the events leading up to the fight, the location and the ramifications/aftermath of this legendary fight between Tyson and Douglas. Like the episode or fade it. But if you don’t tell people on Twitter did it really happen? Join us @OFRPod