BTLS | Oct. 5, 8AM - Pat McAfee Shirt-Rip Debate, Caitlin Clark Appearance and Fever Roster Talk
Episode notes
On this episode of the Bubba The Love Sponge® Show, the hosts debate whether Pat McAfee’s shirt-tearing College GameDay bit fit his high-profile sports-media brand or simply generated useful attention. They also discuss Caitlin Clark’s appearance and on-air interactions during the segment, plan to review the footage for context, and briefly turn to the Indiana Fever’s coaching change and roster questions involving Kelsey Mitchell and Sophie Cunningham.
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