This is the best possible time to bring back Olin.

The midday-afternoon transition was a discussion of what constitutes acceptable hazing (Bernstein told a long-winded, horrifically boring story about sleep away camp; Spiegel had anecdotes from pledging a frat that nobody wants to join where better options exist).

That conversation becomes much more entertaining radio if a guy who swings dumbbells at teammates is involved.

That fraternity sounded like something else. I imagined a situation where there was some sort of fraternity draft and everyone who went undrafted just decided to make their own fraternity.

If you think Olin Kreutz is a better person than Pat Fitzgerald your moral compass is so busted nothing you say can be taken seriously.

What Pat Fitzgerald condoned is/was far worse than anything we know of that Olin Kruetz ever did.

False. Violently threatening people while whacked out on steroids is a lot worse than dry humping hijinks no matter what dan bernstein tries to tell you.

Trying to score the two against each other is a mug's game; let it suffice to say that the Score can't take the moral high ground on Northwestern and celebrate bringing back a violent oaf.

It's been more ike turn off the radio month. The station is almost unlistenable with the constant northwestern shit. It's bringing back terrible memories of the Penn state year. Too much. I get talking about the detail of the day. But filling the entire show... good lord.

It's been more ike turn off the radio month. The station is almost unlistenable with the constant northwestern shit. It's bringing back terrible memories of the Penn state year. Too much. I get talking about the detail of the day. But filling the entire show... good lord.

Empty headed Haugh tried to equate the two the other day. Mully immediately shot that down saying that they weren't really analogous

Dan Bernstein and Lawrence Holmes state their opinions as facts. Their opinions are so far left that maybe 20% of the public would agree yet they are both so comfortable saying ridiculous things, not being challenged and occasionally referring to the texters as racists.

Now a volleyball player is suing because she was made to run sprints as punishment for violating some unexplained COVID policies.

no she had to run SUICIDES OMG barbaric. If you were a disgruntled NW athlete now is your time to SHINE

Yep this is where everyone comes out of the woodwork to get their 15 mins of fame.

Ran suicides and that is now hazing and unfair.

What an idiotic world we now live in.

I'm waiting for the '94 chess team freshmen to chime in about the "polishing the bishop" induction ceremony

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Noted civil rights attorney Ben Crump and members of a Chicago law firm, along with a former Northwestern student-athlete, announced yet another lawsuit against the university after alleged hazing in the school's football program Monday.

Attorneys Crump, Steven M. Levin, Margaret Battersby Black and Richard Banks, along with former Northwestern quarterback Lloyd Yates held a news conference Monday in Chicago to announce the suit, which was filed Monday.

"This is the opportunity to eradicate hazing and abuse in college athletic programs from coast to coast," Crump said. "That's exactly what we intend to do, as this will undoubtedly be the MeToo movement of college athletics."

I can only hope they continue this momentum covering college football into the season to actually talk about games once in a while.

Bernstein ironically has never really produced listenable sports content for a sports radio guy.

Boers & Bernstein at its best was always sports-adjacent or meta-sports. Their efforts at doing hard sports talk -- having so-called Bears experts on, the Matt Bowen experience, tedious NBA minutiae -- were never very good, which, even as a fan of the show, always made it a curious choice for afternoon drive.

Boers & Bernstein at its best was always sports-adjacent or meta-sports. Their efforts at doing hard sports talk -- having so-called Bears experts on, the Matt Bowen experience, tedious NBA minutiae -- were never very good, which, even as a fan of the show, always made it a curious choice for afternoon drive.