Episode
She's My Friend, Too ...
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- The St. Louis Sportists
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- Jan 28, 2026
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- 3988
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Summary
It has finally happened - The Sportists are on Tik Tok! Track suits and dance moves for everyone. In this week's episode, contracts include horses and the case of the shrinking quarterback. On more traditional topics, Maddening Mizzou is hitting shots from the logo (Puxico and Hayti, specifically) in a thrilling game against Oklahoma. SLU and Illinois continue to rocket skyward and face significant tests later this week. Is fourth down and short an automatic go-for-it now in the NFL? And should the elements have a place in deciding championship games? We think we know how kickers would vote. Brady will coach the Bills (not that one) and did pettiness keep Bill Belicheck out of the Hall of Fame on the first ballot? More importantly, how did Jordon react? Blue Horseshoe leads the review of college picks for the season and the Blues continue their tailspin. What can be done with Jordan Binnington? Brendan Donnovan may be a Cardinal in 2026 after all and we're all relieved that Donnovan Osborne will not. The Royals face an uncertain stadium future after bailing on a Kansas site. Hello, Nashville? Speaking of uncertain futures, what's next for LIV? Are they the USFL of golf? All this plus Keith's special friend, livestock in baseball trades and the next former-Cardinal breakout star for the Cubs in this week's action-packed episode of The St. Louis Sportists Podcast. The St. Louis Sportists Podcast is brought to you by 1st Coast Steel Buildings and Black Dog Consulting.