Nightcap Hour 1: Unc & Ocho react to Notre Dame-Miami, Dak SURPRISED by Micah trade

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Troy Aikman comments on Micah Parsons contract dispute, Patriots vs Giants preseason game & Jaylon Johnson joins the show and much more! 2:23 - Giants v Pats20:31 - Steelers v Panthers24:50 - Jerry Jones back on the bull40:17 - Jaylon Johnson joins the show59:27 - Troy Aikman on Micah Parsons’ leverage (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Shedeur Sanders responding to Dillion Gabriel comments, Ed Dickerson spills the eta on Shedeur Sanders, Urban Meyer compares Shedeur to Tebow’s situation, and Colts announce Daniel Jones as QB 1 and much more! 0:00 - Shedeur responds to Dillon’s comments14:25 - Urban Meyers compares Shedeur’s situation to Tebow’s19:08 - Colts announce Daniel Jones as qb1 over Richardson29:40 - Belichick v Kraft35:00 - Lamar Jackson avoids injury39:45 - Woman loses $1.3M lottery winnings after hiding it from ex husband46:30 - Q & Ayyyy (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jeff Teague is BACK with a bonus podcast from LIV Indianapolis, where Christian Crosby sits down with the Club 520 guys. The guys talk about the emergence of LIV Golf, Crosby’s work with the Philadelphia 76ers, and more.#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Unc & Ocho are back with their WILDEST NFL takes of the week! Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Jerry Jones turning the Cowboys into a straight-up clown show. Plus, lawsuits the NFL faces against Brian Flores and Jon Gruden respectively. Don’t miss the debates, the laughs, and the hottest NFL storylines right here on Nightcap! 0:00 - Bengal looking to trade Trey Hendrickson? 12:05 - Jerry Jones running a circus in Dallas? 21:22 - Brian Flores vs the NFL 34:20 - Latest on Cam Heyward, Steelers negotiation 46:29 - Jon Gruden vs the NFL (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Unc & Ocho are back with their WILDEST NFL takes of the week! Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Cam Newton finally getting his respect as the Auburn Tigers retire his iconic #2 jersey — but will the Carolina Panthers be next to honor Cam? Plus, Terry McLaurin reportedly asking for $33 million?! Don’t miss the debates, the laughs, and the hottest NFL storylines right here on Nightcap! 0:00 - Howie Roseman's biggest regret 15:38 - Terry McLaurin ending hold out? 30:44 - Auburn will retire Cam Newton's #2 37:29 - Justin Jefferson returns from practice after 25 days (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On the Wednesday, August 20 episode of 520 in the Morning, Jeff Teague, DJ Wells, and B Hen react to former University of Kentucky, and Washington Wizards guard John Wall announcing his retirement from the NBA. The guys reflect on his career as he at one point was the most explosive player in the league. Later, the guys react to the NBA's All-Quarter-Century team, and debate who was left off the list. Timeline:0:00 - John Wall retires5:00 - Anthony Richardson16:00 - Most exciting team ever20:00 - Jeff in today’s NBA26:00 - B Hen in the tip drill video27:30 - WWE Top 20 list 32:00 - KG vs. Dirk and All Quarter Century teams46:00 - B Hen's Making it Milestone Moment48:00 - DJ's Making it Milestone Moment50:30 - Best of MLB Tuesday August 1952:45 - Yankees hit a lot of HRs54:00 - Mook racing vs. MLB players59:00 - Jaden Ivey vs. Jeff01:01:00 - Superchat questions01:05:00 - Dirty plays vs. Jeff and Mook01:16:00 - A'ja Wilson is hoopin01:17:00 - 520 Off the Court Tour!#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

20 Elo 1h 24min

UFC Hall of Famer Daniel Cormier sits down with Shannon Sharpe at Club Shay Shay for an unfiltered conversation about his legendary journey — from Lafayette, Louisiana to becoming one of the greatest fighters to ever step in the octagon. DC reflects on his humble beginnings, being bullied as a kid, arrested for street fighting in college, and even trying and failing at selling fake crack before finding his path through wrestling. He explains how his wrestling background shaped his fighting style, why his 5’10” height gave him an advantage grappling, and how his first love of boxing through Wide World of Sports laid the foundation for his combat career. Despite not going to school for media, he became one of the most respected voices in sports, proving fans want authenticity and lived experience. Cormier opens up about starting MMA at 30, fighting into his 40s because the money was too good, and joining the UFC without ever throwing a punch. He talks about cutting massive amounts of weight — even avoiding Thanksgiving seasoning to drop from 255 to 205 in just weeks — and why so many fighters struggle with drugs after retirement, chasing the high of walking through an electric UFC crowd. He even shares the secret of sleeping before fights, baffling his coaches and teammates. DC relives his iconic rivalry with Jon Jones, from brawling at their first press conference to being knocked out for the first time in his life. He recalls not remembering anything from the knockout to the ambulance ride, and Dana White sending him $1 million afterward. He details how Jones set him up with body kicks before the head-kick KO, why Jones is the most talented fighter ever but not the GOAT because of steroids, and why finding out about Jones’ failed tests felt like losing his first girlfriend. He says Jones wouldn’t beat him at heavyweight, wonders why he won’t fight Tom Aspinall, and insists Jon should fight at the White House so an American can actually win. Cormier doesn’t hold back on today’s stars: praising Tom Aspinall, calling Derrick Lewis the “Knockout King,” and saying Francis Ngannou looks like the perfect heavyweight champion. He recalls Cyril Gane being starstruck in the ring with Jon Jones, predicts Jake Paul’s boxing ceiling, and weighs in on matchups like Jake Paul vs. Canelo Alvarez, Anthony Joshua, and Mike Tyson. He even explains why boxers can’t beat MMA fighters in a street fight. On his personal Mount Rushmore, DC picks Demetrious Johnson, Georges St-Pierre, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Chuck Liddell, and Randy Couture — leaving off Anderson Silva and Jon Jones because of steroids. He shares why Khabib is the greatest fighter ever, how their friendship formed, and why Dagestan fighters like Khabib and Islam Makhachev are so dominant. He recalls Khabib turning down $40 million to fight again, explains why Conor McGregor’s money ruined his career, and calls Khabib vs. McGregor the biggest fight in UFC history. Outside the octagon, DC talks about nearly playing football at LSU, cornering Herschel Walker, his run-ins with fighters like Ronda Rousey, Miesha Tate, and Brock Lesnar (who he says he’d beat easily), and why he never wanted to join WWE despite the money. He also touches on his friendships with athletes across sports — from Christian McCaffrey, the Manning brothers, and Bronny James to Ken Griffey Jr., Barry Bonds, Vlad Guerrero Jr., and Tom Brady — and whether athletes’ kids can ever surpass their famous fathers. Cormier also opens up about his darkest chapters: his biological father being killed by his stepmother, losing his young daughter in an 18-wheeler accident, and how tragedy shaped him as a father and husband. He explains how his stepfather stepped in as the best role model of his life, how he bought his mom a house, and how money changed his perspective. Finally, DC gives Shannon insight into fight preparation, the science of recovery, and competing into his 40s like LeBron James, Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. He reveals how a simple sneeze before the Derrick Lewis fight ended his career, why even LeBron could face the same fate from one freak injury, and why a fighter’s legacy can change in a single moment. From rivalries and weight cuts to family, fatherhood, and fighting for legacy — this is Daniel Cormier like you’ve never heard him before.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

20 Elo 1h 7min

UFC Hall of Famer Daniel Cormier sits down with Shannon Sharpe at Club Shay Shay for an unfiltered conversation about his legendary journey — from Lafayette, Louisiana to becoming one of the greatest fighters to ever step in the octagon. DC reflects on his humble beginnings, being bullied as a kid, arrested for street fighting in college, and even trying and failing at selling fake crack before finding his path through wrestling. He explains how his wrestling background shaped his fighting style, why his 5’10” height gave him an advantage grappling, and how his first love of boxing through Wide World of Sports laid the foundation for his combat career. Despite not going to school for media, he became one of the most respected voices in sports, proving fans want authenticity and lived experience. Cormier opens up about starting MMA at 30, fighting into his 40s because the money was too good, and joining the UFC without ever throwing a punch. He talks about cutting massive amounts of weight — even avoiding Thanksgiving seasoning to drop from 255 to 205 in just weeks — and why so many fighters struggle with drugs after retirement, chasing the high of walking through an electric UFC crowd. He even shares the secret of sleeping before fights, baffling his coaches and teammates. DC relives his iconic rivalry with Jon Jones, from brawling at their first press conference to being knocked out for the first time in his life. He recalls not remembering anything from the knockout to the ambulance ride, and Dana White sending him $1 million afterward. He details how Jones set him up with body kicks before the head-kick KO, why Jones is the most talented fighter ever but not the GOAT because of steroids, and why finding out about Jones’ failed tests felt like losing his first girlfriend. He says Jones wouldn’t beat him at heavyweight, wonders why he won’t fight Tom Aspinall, and insists Jon should fight at the White House so an American can actually win. Cormier doesn’t hold back on today’s stars: praising Tom Aspinall, calling Derrick Lewis the “Knockout King,” and saying Francis Ngannou looks like the perfect heavyweight champion. He recalls Cyril Gane being starstruck in the ring with Jon Jones, predicts Jake Paul’s boxing ceiling, and weighs in on matchups like Jake Paul vs. Canelo Alvarez, Anthony Joshua, and Mike Tyson. He even explains why boxers can’t beat MMA fighters in a street fight. On his personal Mount Rushmore, DC picks Demetrious Johnson, Georges St-Pierre, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Chuck Liddell, and Randy Couture — leaving off Anderson Silva and Jon Jones because of steroids. He shares why Khabib is the greatest fighter ever, how their friendship formed, and why Dagestan fighters like Khabib and Islam Makhachev are so dominant. He recalls Khabib turning down $40 million to fight again, explains why Conor McGregor’s money ruined his career, and calls Khabib vs. McGregor the biggest fight in UFC history. Outside the octagon, DC talks about nearly playing football at LSU, cornering Herschel Walker, his run-ins with fighters like Ronda Rousey, Miesha Tate, and Brock Lesnar (who he says he’d beat easily), and why he never wanted to join WWE despite the money. He also touches on his friendships with athletes across sports — from Christian McCaffrey, the Manning brothers, and Bronny James to Ken Griffey Jr., Barry Bonds, Vlad Guerrero Jr., and Tom Brady — and whether athletes’ kids can ever surpass their famous fathers. Cormier also opens up about his darkest chapters: his biological father being killed by his stepmother, losing his young daughter in an 18-wheeler accident, and how tragedy shaped him as a father and husband. He explains how his stepfather stepped in as the best role model of his life, how he bought his mom a house, and how money changed his perspective. Finally, DC gives Shannon insight into fight preparation, the science of recovery, and competing into his 40s like LeBron James, Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. He reveals how a simple sneeze before the Derrick Lewis fight ended his career, why even LeBron could face the same fate from one freak injury, and why a fighter’s legacy can change in a single moment. From rivalries and weight cuts to family, fatherhood, and fighting for legacy — this is Daniel Cormier like you’ve never heard him before.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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