Season 11 The Fifth Season Episode 11
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Pickleball chaos, streaming frustration, and a six-game college football card collide in one of Mickle Moore’s most unfiltered episodes yet.
If you like sports, rivalries, and a host who refuses to let a bad buffer wheel ruin the night, this one is for you. Mickle kicks things off with the one-year celebration at Dink and Dine, where hundreds are expected, community takes center stage, and the evening could turn into pure pickle chaos. He also teases an on-site visit, possible interviews, and what makes the spot more than just a place to play pickleball - it’s a local hangout with cornhole, dogs, and a real community vibe. From there, the episode turns into a full-throttle sports rant and preview. You’ll hear Mickle’s take on the modern sports-watching “control room” experience, why watching multiple games now feels like a digital obstacle course, and how last night’s football and baseball overlap created a perfect storm of chaos. Then he breaks down the sports he’s watching most closely, including the Guardians-White Sox race, the NFL results that had him locked in, and the dream of a Brewers-Rays World Series that he keeps alive. The main event is the Friday College Sixer and The NFL Triple Lindy.
Mickle runs through his biggest game-by-game angles and why each one matters:
- Indiana at Nebraska
- Missouri at Texas A&M
- Oklahoma at Texas
- Kentucky at LSU
- UCLA at Oregon
- Georgia at Auburn
He explains which teams are desperate, which rivalries can flip fast, and where he sees statement wins, trap games, and outright upsets. If you follow college football closely, this is the kind of rapid-fire breakdown that makes you want to compare notes and see whether his instincts are right. Mickle also shares updates on upcoming interviews, including Alex Simon and Jim Kloss, plus a quick shoutout to the promo code and the MicklePod ecosystem for listeners who want to jump in deeper. By the end, he’s looking ahead to a weekend full of football, baseball, and pickleball, with a final reminder to stay hydrated and enjoy the ride.