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In this episode of the Paul Stone Sports Podcast, it's not about the X's and O's, it's about the Jimmys and the Joes.

In this episode of the Paul Stone Sports Podcast, Paul pays tribute to the late former sports writer out of Texas, Jerry Reed, talks college football starting with the Alabama Crimson Tide, and ends with a PGA tournament matchup in this week’s The Northern Trust, the first of three tournaments in the PGA Tour’s FedEx Playoffs.

In this episode of the Paul Stone Sports Podcast, In this episode of the Paul Stone Sports Podcast, Paul channels his inner Captain and Tennille (and thankfully doesn't break out into song) and talks about why Toni Tennille's advice to shop around may inadvertently be some of the best advice that sports bettors can follow. You better (bettor?) shop around!

In this episode of the Paul Stone Sports Podcast, Paul talks about the wide variety of betting options available. The purpose of this conversation is not to advise fellow sports bettors to avoid each and every one of the new sports betting options, rather to advise you to choose carefully. Paul also includes a selection in this week's WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational.

In this episode of the Paul Stone Sports Podcast, Paul gives some great insight into College Football Boxes from a handicapping perspective. And, gives out some selections in the men's individual golf event at the 2020 Summer Olympics, which is scheduled to take place from July 29 to August 1 2021 at the Kasumigaseki Country Club.

In this episode of the Paul Stone Sports Podcast, we're under six weeks until College Football kicks off! Paul gives insight into the passing game, the running game, pass-first teams, run-first teams and a whole lot more. Paul also gives away a Tournament selection for this weekend's PGA 3M Open.

In this episode of the Paul Stone Sports Podcast, Paul talks about the 149th Open Championship in Sandwich, England July 15-18, and shares his College Football Playoff thoughts.

In this episode of the Paul Stone Sports Podcast, Paul talks about how to better posture yourself as a sports better by detailing some scenarios in which it is favorable - not necessarily to take the underdog - but to at least take a longer look at the underdog.