In Case You Missed it

David Rainey • November 27, 2022

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Hello there... It's been a while I know.  BUT!!! In Case You Missed It is back!  Due to my mental state while exploring the great great city of Las Vegas, we took a week off.  However, all that means is this week I have a double feature for y'all!  That's right, two weeks of thoughts, takes and reactions! Here we go!


  • The atmosphere in the Munich game is ELECTRIC! 


  • Rachaad White! That man has a family! 


  • This pass to Brady was brilliant play design


  • Did the Jags just start the game with an onside kick and get it??
  • Justin Fields. Baller.
  • Saints gotta blow it up at this point. This is a disaster 
  • Justin Jefferson! Catch of the year! 



  • There’s no way that just happened in the Bills and Vikings game.


  • Vikings left too much time 
  • Told you. OT here we come 
  • 51 for Darius Garland! He should’ve been a Pel. 
  • I was not aware that Cadillac Williams was named the coach of Auburn 
  • Down go the Eagles!
  • How do you not see that face mask?? The nfl has a ref problem. 
  • This Ja dunk was crazy crazy



  • College Basketball is ALL the way BACK!!
  • I hope Ja has a nice flight home 
  • Kings dropped how many points on the Nets?!
  • Trey Murphy is the greatest basketball player on earth. 



  • There might be 6ft of snow in Buffalo for Bills vs. Browns. Nick Chubb is 5’11
  • Also, what the hell is thunder snow?
  • Put Tulane is the College Football Playoff 
  • Michael Pratt, back to being the best QB in Louisiana 
  • So… what do I do if Twitter dies?
  • Sandy won the Cy Young. Best pitcher in baseball. Period.
  • That was such a ballsy & stupid play call from TCU to win that game!
  • Navy won a game by throwing 1 pass lol 
  • Very classy move by A&M here 



  • Winter League Baseball is lit
  • Why the Washington defender gave Dameon Pierce a Last Ride?
  • Olave just COOKED Jalen Ramsey!
  • Justin Fields is he who was promised
  • No way that just happened in the jets and pats game!



  • TJ Watt with one of the most incredible plays I've ever seen
  • Lane Kiffin is leaving Ole Miss for Auburn?? What??
  • These types of Pels games are a blast. 
  • The Knights just had a goal overturned because a camera lens fell on the ice, and the Canucks thought it was the puck
  • All Ja is really good for is running his mouth and a cool layup package
  • Why Anthony Davis didn’t defend his teammate? 
  • Hot take? I think Zach Wilson still ends up with a decent career
  • Devonte Graham is on a HEATER
  • I’ve had enough of this soft whistle Herb has gotten all year 
  • How do goalies do this stuff?



  • Pels are the 3 seed. I love this team 
  • Justin Jefferson solidified as the best receiver in the game 
  • Eastern Michigans black field is hideous 
  • Tyjae Spears for Heisman 
  • ROLL MF WAVE!!! Tulane is going to host the AAC championship. 
  • These two mascots were GETTING BUSY!



  • What the hell is Clemson doing?
  • This Islanders & Flyers game is bonkers! All hell just broke loose. A guy spit all his teeth out, scooped them up & casually skated to the bench.
  • The entire crowd is now singing Livin on a Prayer in unison 
  • Caleb Williams. Heisman Trophy. Collision course. 
  • Russ just took an elbow and looks like Mankind after a hardcore match 


Well that's gonna do it for this week! I hope you all enjoyed the double feature! We'll be back to regularly scheduled programming next week.  Also, Patty and I have had to make some adjustments for the last couple episodes of the pod, but that will be back to normal this week too! Stay Tuned!


oh btw.... ROLL MF WAVE


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