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Hosted by John Morgo · sports · EN · 238 episodes
Daniel Bolton, Leon Brown, and John Morgo host this weekly podcast devoted to the latest in sports news and talk. With an emphasis on Atlanta-area happenings, but with a national flair, the Last 3 Guys bring in respected guests to talk sports. New episodes drop Tuesday.
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Episode #332
The Falcons do it again, a dominating performance when nobody gave them a chance. Does this say more about the Falcons or Green Bay? Plus, will the Chargers win? Can they win? And what the heck was Buffalo wearing? We talk college as well. Georgia rolled. Texas did enough to win. Wait, you mean the NBA camps are opening? When did that happen? A lot going on, and it's all on The Last 3 Guys To Do a Podcast!
Episode #331
Sam Crenshaw joins us to discuss just about everything that's going on, be it Falcons, Braves, Georgia State, high school football. Let me just say at the outset that we had some audio issues in recording this, and I hope it came through. Anyway, we all discuss the Falcons laying an egg, Ole Miss getting some revenge, and hey, how come the Raiders are undefeated? It's all on The Last 3 Guys To Do a Podcast!
Episode #330
It's time for overreactions after Week 1 of the NFL. Chicago can't be that offense, but, yes, Cleveland can be that bad. The Falcons D held firm, but it's just a matter of finding a QB with a pulse. Buffalo-Texas was the game of the week, but at least no one in the NFC South hatched a win. Oh, BTW, could a Super Bowl head Buffalo's way, now there's a new Stadium? More overreactions and some underreactions on this episode of The Last 3 Guys To Do a Podcast!
Episode #329
College Football has begun! Let's check on Michigan, where zero doesn't necessarily mean zero. (Algebra teachers pay attention). Daniel has an explanation that nobody is talking about. Also, what is LSU doing? John thinks it's the next step in the further commercialization of everything. And what a minute, Leon tells us that NBA camps are opening soon? As for the Braves, wake up when they're in the NLCS. It's all on the Last 3 Guys To Do a Podcast!
Episode #328
The NFL Preseason is over, so what does this tell us about the upcoming slate? Have the Falcons solved their QB issues? Will they have a sack system? Does Leon have a chance with the Chargers? Also, the GHSA moves the high school basketball finals to Georgia State. Can we make it The Last 3 Guys To Do a Podcast Convocation Center? Plus, three legends leave us, and we send goodbye the only way we know how. With fond memories and bad jokes. It's all on The Last 3 Guys To Do a Podcast!
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