Granato & Raheel With Del

The guys kick off the final hour today discussing gift ideas for Raheel’s wife and if they would want to go back in time to earlier this decade. Then they react to Jason Momoa publicly-shaming Chris Pratt for his use of plastic water bottles and more from News of the Weird.

Raheel joins the fray to discuss the Rockets’ collapse against the Spurs and the refereeing controversy. Then they discuss the CFP rankings and where Georgia stands among the college football elites.

Hour 2 of Granato & Raheel with Del begins with Former Houston Dynamo left wing-back DaMarcus Beasley joins the show discussing his new venture between him and the Dynamo. The guys talk about this year’s Christmas party here at ESPN 97.5. The guys then talk about some of the new movies and shows that have and are coming out. They also discuss NFL teams, not in the playoff hunt and what they should do with their Quarterback situations. The guys end hour 2 of the show with “News of the Weird”.  

Hour 1 of Granato and Raheel with Del begins taking a look back at the stories discussed in the last hour of The Bench with John and Lance. The guys also discuss the Houston Texans read option with Deandre Hopkins and Deshaun Watson. The guys discuss Mike Silver talking about Jadeveon Clowney and his trade to the Seattle Seahawks. The guys talk about James Harden and his hot start to the NBA regular season.  Also looking at other NBA stars and putting them in the same system as Harden predicting possible outcomes for the stars. The guys look ahead to former Houston Dynamo player DaMarcus Beasley joining the show. They end hour 1 analyzing the new College Football Playoff rankings. 

The guys kick off the second hour of the show talking about their different Thanksgiving and the Calgary Flames’ coach Bill Peters allegedly abusing players. Then the guys all share what they’re thankful for and take some calls to let them give thanks. Then they wrap things up with looking at the big college football matchups, Texans-Patriots and as usual, News of the Weird. 

Raheel joins the fray to debate the listed heights for Kyler Murray and Russell Wilson before reacting to Stephen F. Austin’s overtime win against Duke. Next, they discuss research that recommends “perineum sunning”. Then SFA Basketball Coach Kyle Keller joins the show to talk about the Lumberjacks’ massive upset of No. 1 ranked Duke. 

College Football and the possible return next Longhorns head coach Tom Herman after a disappointing season. What will the Texas Longhorns look like next year? College Football playoff preview.

Is low management for NBA players helping them prolong their careers. The NFL’s most underrated teams and players. Lamar Jackson becoming a great dual-threat quarterback. Deshaun Watson struggling to stay consistent.

The guys kick off the second hour trying to guess the 4-5 players that Nick Saban has loved before recapping the Texans win over the Colts last night. Next, they get to all the stories they missed this week with “Forgot it Friday” before wrapping things up today with “News of the Weird”. 

Raheel joins the fray to talk about the state of the Texas Longhorns basketball and football programs. Next, they talk about Rams' safety Eric Weddle's refusal to divulge any secrets he learned from the Ravens ahead of their Monday night matchup. Then they discuss the Texans fans' lack of enthusiasm and whether they want their wives to buy them expensive gifts. They finish the hour reacting to the Rockets' new alternate jerseys and compare the major 2019 Houston scandals. 

The guys kick off the second hour of the show talking more about this week’s college football action and break down some CFP scenarios. They discuss Myles Garrett’s appeal before wrapping things up with News of the Weird. 

Raheel joins the fray to continue the discussion on the Astros sign-stealing scandal and what the punishments might look like. Then they discuss the disappointing Texas Longhorns season and more from the college football world. Next, they react to the Lakers’ strong start of the season and more from the early season NBA.