DisruptU PSU Presents Quite Franklin With LaVar Arrington And Penn State Football Coach James Franklin, and in this episode of Quite Franklin, Coach James Franklin discusses the importance of consistency and improvement in college football, the strategic approach to game planning likened to cooking, and shares insights on players through rapid-fire questions. He also addresses the challenges posed by underappreciated opponents and the current health of the team, while touching on the topic of playoffs and maintaining focus on immediate goals.

Takeaways
•Winning is important, but improvement is crucial.

•Game planning should reflect your team's identity.

•Simplifying plays can play into the opponent's hands.

•Consistency is key in college football.•Health at key positions is vital for success.

•Underappreciated teams can be dangerous.

•Players are aware of playoff discussions.

•Focus on what you can control to avoid distractions.

•Rapid-fire questions reveal insights about players.

•Coaching strategies can be likened to cooking techniques.

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Today marks the 48th anniversary of the release of the original Rocky, we rank the original Rocky movie franchise from best to worst. James Harden just passed Ray Allen in the NBA 3-point leaders, but Ray Allen was JUST SHY of 3000 3-pointers. We highlight other athletes who fell short of a huge milestone. And Rich shares his Thursday Night Football Teaser bet courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook, CODE: CRSHOW

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In this episode of 'The Book of Joe' Podcast, Joe Maddon and Tom Verducci look at next season stadium situations for the A's and Rays. After his time in Tampa, Joe talks about the challenges around getting a new stadium and the support of the community. Onto the future of pitcher Paul Skenes and what concerns there are as the Rookie of the Year moves into his second season. We also explore the influx of younger managers and how these former players will impact how games are managed. Plus, what does a new study on 'What I want to be when I grow up' say about the future of sports?

The Book of Joe Podcast is a production of iHeart Radio.

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