Rally sons of Notre Dame! Chet Coppock notes that Saturday's huge game in South Bend vs Stanford is the beginning of a three-game stretch that could vault the Irish into the National title picture. Winning all these games might be a little optimistic, but even a 10-win Notre Dame team is likely to get a BCS invite.

Coppock on Sports is back, and brought to you by the marvelous people at American Taxi! Super Bowl aspirations aside, Jay Cutler was brought to Chicago to beat Green Bay. But at this point, Chet Coppock wonders how Cutler won't go down in Chicago sports history as the QB who couldn't beat the Packers.

Hey Marc Trestman, Chet Coppock and Del Yates would like to have a heart-to-heart with you after Sunday's home loss to Buffalo. You marched down the field and scored on your first drive. So, of course, you run a flea-flicker on your second series??? Is this brilliant play-calling something you might also call "correctable?"

"We Dare Ya" with Chet Coppock and "Hollywood" Del Yates is brought to you by American Taxi. One would think the most impressive numbers coming out of South Bend on Saturday night was the final score. But Chet and Del think the real number to get excited about is the number of returning starters ND will bring back next year.

Coppock on Sports is brought to you by American Taxi. The Jackie Robinson West little league team out of Chicago is one of the summer's feel-good stories. However, Chet takes issue with the racial undertones of the media coverage that goes out of their way to "praise" these "young boys" for their model behavior.

Chet Coppock and "Hollywood" Del Yates have a couple of opinions on Pete Rose. Coppock wants to see new MLB Commish Rob Manfred make a splash and introduce the post-Bud Selig era with a pardon for the Hit King. However, Yates doesn't think there is any reason to reward a liar and a cheater just because there is a new sheriff in town.

Chet Coppock and Del Yates are back with another edition of "We Dare Ya" brought to you by the Chicago transportation specialists at American Taxi. Del thinks that Derek Rose is doing the right thing by playing for Team USA this summer, but Chet isn't convinced that's gonna help when LeBron shows up at the UC later this year.

The 1985 Chicago Bears were not a bunch of boy scouts. Players tussling in training camp wouldn't have been a story. But now Bears coach Marc Trestman has to fine Martellus Bennett to show him who is boss. And where is the Chicago sports media on this? Chet Coppock and Del Yates have some thoughts.

Hey Chicago, the Javier Baez hype train has officially arrived on the North Side! But first you might want to listen to what Chet Coppock and Del Yates think about Theo Epstein's latest wonderkid. In fact, "We Dare You" to classify Baez's callup as anything other than a savvy business decision.

Chicago radio godfather Chet Coppock and his podcasting wingman Del Yates share their thoughts on Chicago White Sox slugger Jose Abreu. Who is that, you say???? Well, you might never know about Abreu if you were relying on the Sox marketing department to promote the guy. Same deal with Anthony Rizzo on the North Side.

"We Dare You" is brought to you once again by American Taxi! This time, Chet Coppock and "Hollywood" Del Yates ponder which Chicago sports story is more out-of-control... Brandon Marshall saying that Jay Cutler is going to be NFL MVP, or Derek Rose looking superhuman while playing for Team USA this summer.

"We Dare You" is coming back for more with the tag-team duo of Chet Coppock and "Hollywood" Del Yates. NFL Hall of Famer Jim Brown has resurfaced in the news recently with his name involved in a couple potential legal battles -- the most interesting of which could be a head trauma case against the league.

Time to turn back the clock with Chet Coppock and the Chicago transportation specialists at American Taxi. Chet recalls the greatness of former Cubs broadcaster Jack Brickhouse, who was not only a legend on the mic, but an incredible humanitarian and a force for positive race relations in Chicago.

"We Dare You" is brought to you by American Taxi. Chet Coppock and Del Yates are just here to drive the bus. If you're reading the Chicago papers, you might believe that Bulls draft pick Doug McDermott is the next coming of Larry Bird. But what if he's the next coming of Jimmer Fredette?

Let the optimism reign supreme! Chet Coppock and "Hollywood" Del Yates check in with another edition of "We Dare You" to debate how the Bears' defense is shaping up in the offseason. Does Shea McClellin fit Chicago's system? Does Jared Allen have anything left in the tank?

"We Dare You!" -- brought to you by the fine folks at American Taxi -- is your one-stop shop to hear Chet Coppock and Del Yates offer up their unvarnished opinion on Bulls' star Derrick Rose. Everything from his recruiting skills (Hey Carmelo!) to his propensity for spending time on the inactive list.

Welcome back to "We Dare You" with Chet Coppock and "Hollywood" Del Yates! Now that the Cubs have shipped off all their decent starting pitching for offensive prospects, what exactly is preventing the 2015 version of the Theo Epstein's North Siders from being even worse than the 2014 version?

Hey Bulls fans, let's go back in time. Remember when Tracy McGrady was the hottest item in free agency? Yeah, host Chet Coppock thinks Chicago's methods of courting free agents is a little bit distasteful (as with other teams). Why on earth are the Bulls treating Carmelo Anthony like he is running for president???

Chicago radio godfather Chet Coppock isn't afraid if the guy looks like he should be in a circus. And while Chris "Bird Man" Anderson looked terrible in the Finals, Coppock still believes that a player like Bird Man would be a fantastic addition to the Bulls this offseason. Get him on the phone now!

Chet Coppock and Del Yates "dare you" to think about the future of Miami Heat, fresh off their NBA Finals loss. In particular, the guys are impressed by Pat Riley's straightforward approach to LeBron James' future in South Beach. Sounds like Riley's pitch is pretty simple. "Like winning? Stay put."