Hour 1: Greek Tragedy

from Joe & Q · host ESPN Radio, Joe Fortenbaugh, Q Myers

Joe Fortenbaugh & Q Myers discuss the stunning ending the National Championship Game last night with Houston not taking a shot in their final four possessions and losing to Florida by two points. Did the Gators beat the Cougars at their own game? Callers weigh in on the unbelievable ending and the guys examine the payroll disparity in MLB. Plus, Day Betting for Tigers and Yankees! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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