Welcome to Church Pew Sports Ep 195 - The Stunning Fall of Sherrone Moore and The Impact Outside of Football

The stunning fall of Michigan Football head coach Sherrone Moore has sent shockwaves through college football—and raised deeper questions that go far beyond wins and losses. In this episode of Church Pew Sports, we examine what happened, why it matters, and how moments like this reveal the fragile intersection of leadership, pressure, integrity, and faith.

We then COMPLETELY turn the corner and welcome in 2 Buckeye fans to talk about their team's pummeling of Michigan in The Game and we get to hear a detailed review of the Buffalo Bills' Hallmark Christmas movie - the punishment for finishing last on the CPS College Football Pick 'Em content.

This one has a little bit of everything, from the very serious to some smiles and a powerful 3 Minute Message at the end.

This week's CPS Starting Host Lineup:

Bill Hobson

Pastor Paul Miller

David Collins

Pastor Scott Tinman

Kip Rodgers

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Welcome to Church Pew Sports Ep 194 - Kiffin Jumps Ship: Coaching Loyalty, Playoff Chaos & Faithful Leadership

This week on Church Pew Sports, hosts Bill Hobson, Pastor Paul Miller, David Collins, and Pastor Dan Davis dive into one of the wildest weeks in college football, unpacking the ripple effects of Lane Kiffin's high-profile departure from Ole Miss to LSU. The crew opens with reactions ranging from frustration to humor, including Bill's inside scoop from Ole Miss AD Keith Carter and David's comedic breakdown of Kiffin's contract incentives—illustrating the absurdity of today's college football landscape.

The conversation then shifts to the evolving nature of coach loyalty, examining whether coaches owe their players the same commitment they once did. Dan and Paul reflect on the stark contrast between long-term pastoral ministry and the increasingly transactional world of college athletics, where NIL money, transfer portals, and chaotic calendars dominate the narrative.

The team also tackles the College Football Playoff debate, questioning the fairness of committee decisions, the SEC's potential dominance, and whether a 16-team format would bring more sanity and equality to the sport.

Shifting gears, the panel discusses NFL storylines, conference championship implications, the Lions–Cowboys matchup, and the Bears' surprising season. They close with personal reflections on integrity, faithfulness, and keeping your word—even when it costs you.

This episode blends sports insight, laughter, and spiritual truth in classic Church Pew Sports style.

This week's CPS Starting Host Lineup:

Bill Hobson

Pastor Paul Miller

David Collins

Pastor Dan Davis

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Welcome to Church Pew Sports Ep 193 - A Very Special Thanksgiving Special from Church Pew Sports

This week we celebrate Thanksgiving week by sharing the Top 10 Sports and Life Thankfulness Lists from our hosts while also talking about The Game coming up on Saturday.

We're guessing you didn't see "ham roll ups" coming on a list, but here we are. This one is truly a VERY special special.

This week's CPS Starting Host Lineup:

Bill Hobson

Pastor Paul Miller

Sean Irish

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