Steph Curry gets a free pass for everything

Kyrie Irving was by Steph Curry’s side when he set the internet on fire by trolling LeBron James’ viral workout routine at Harrison Barnes’ wedding.  Even though it was a private event, both Irving and Curry were clearly aware they were being recorded, and that the video would likely go viral.

Colin pointed out that Curry is never held to account for anything he does, from simulating taking a dump on the court, throwing his mouth piece, taunting more than any other NBA player, or playing poorly in a Finals loss to the Cavs.

Maybe it’s because he isn’t imposing physically, or because he’s a suburban kid, but whatever the reason he’s Teflon to criticism. Meanwhile, LeBron still gets tagged for having a bad Finals in 2011 and ‘The Decision.’

“Steph Curry gets a total free pass when he taunts, when he trolls, when he celebrates…it’s Brett Favre-esque.”

Colin’s College Football Preseason-Postseason Top 10

The kickoff to the college football season is right around the corner, and today Colin released his College Football Preseason-Postseason Top 10 rankings based on how he thinks teams will be ranked at the end of the regular season.

Guests:

Bill Romanowski – Former Raiders, Niners and Broncos linebacker joins the show to talk training camp fights; when he could tell a rookie can play or is a bust; and what Cam Newton needs to do to comeback from a down year.

Matt Barnes – Golden State Warriors forward is in-studio to talk about Steph Curry trolling LeBron; if the NBA is targeting LeBron; and how the NBA is different now from when he first came into the league.

Jack Del Rio – Raiders Head Coach joins the show from training camp to talk expectations for this year’s team; if the pending move to Las Vegas will affect his team; and how the addition of Marshawn Lynch will help the team.

Peter King – Founder and Editor-in-Chief joins the show from Raiders training camp to discuss the impact of Marshawn Lynch; the biggest questions for the Cowboys; and Odell Beckham’s value.