The NCAA basketball season is only a few weeks old and already there have been a season's worth of big upsets. Pat Forde of the Louisville Courier-Journal joins Bill Littlefield on the line and will analyze that and all the other stories of the young season.

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Literary critic Steve Almond discusses writing about writers.

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Until he took a hockey stick to the eye two years ago, Bryan Beard was a terrific player...A playmaker with a great passing touch. Though the accident robbed Berard of the vision in his right eye, and a comeback seemed impossible, he is back and skating for the New York Rangers. David Naylor has this report.

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Afghans de-pant themselves for soccer.

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When you think of a college football team, you usually think of Notre Dame. The pre-eminent catholic football school has had a relatively clean image. But that was until former assistant coach, Joe Moore sued the school for age discrimination after he was fired. Personal Foul is a recounting of that lawsuit. Both the author, Richard Lieberman and Moore joins Bill to discuss the book and Moore's story.

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When college rodeo began fifty-three years ago, only thirteen schools had rodeo teams. That number had now grown to over 130. Murray State University in Murray, Kentucky is one those, and it's a place where you can earn a rodeo degree. Kathleen Adams attended class and competition at Murray State and she has part one of our series on unusual sports degree programs.

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Bill Littlefield and "Only A Game" analyst Charlie Pierce discuss: Baseball contraction follies, basketball and hockey surprises and a sports legend gets his just due, sort of.

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In part two of Bill Littlefield's series, players from the youth leagues to the professional ranks look to advance to the next level...or stay where they are.