The dmicmedia660's Podcast

Sci FF179

Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen are back for another edition of The Science of Fantasy Football. One concept of using the scientific method in Fantasy Football is examining the mistakes made, understanding where the strategy failed and how to avoid similar mistakes. Dennis gripes about his own dynasty management this week. The Professor shows us fantasy points per snap metric and our dynamic duo handicaps the lowest scoring (Squirrel Games) and the highest scoring games (Huskies). 

Sci FF178

Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen are back for another edition of The Science of Fantasy Football. This week our Dynamic Duo is too worried about the residents of Florida with Hurricane Milton to have a gripe. They do have some advice on waiver wire acquisitions and handicap the Thursday Night Football game using the Professor's exclusive metrics. 

Sci177

Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen are back for another edition of The Science of Fantasy Football. This week Dennis gripes about all of the overreaction to dropping formerly elite players who are off to a lousy start. The Dynamic Duo also looks at the low scoring "Squirrel" games and the high scoring "Husky Games" for week five in addition to providing lineup decisions to deal with injuries. 

SciFF176

Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen are back to get you ready for week five of the fantasy football season. This week Dennis takes issue (Once Again) with the overreaction and statistical cherry picking among Fake Football analysts. Our dynamic duo talk about all of the changes happening with injuries heading into the bye week and how to manage that situation. They also break down Thursday Night Football with the Professor's unique data sets. 

Innovations in Your Field Episode 3

Brian Tulley, Michael Musselman and Dennis Michelsen are back for episode three of "Innovations in Your Field Powered by New Fields Ag." This week we visited with hall of fame broadcaster Max Armstrong and Illinois farmer and Illinois Soybean Association Director Steve Pitstick. We also finished up our conversation with Frank and Mike Lessiter from No Till Farmer Magazine. 

SciFF175

Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen are back to get you ready for week four of your Fantasy Football season. Our Dynamic Duo discuss what the Thursday Night Football game means in Fake and Real football terms. They preview the Squirrel and Husky game for week four. What is a squirrel or a husky game? You need to check it out to find out!

SciFF174

Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen are back for another edition of The Science of Fantasy Football. This has been a crazy 3 weeks to start the Fantasy Football season and our Dynamic Duo shares their ideas on how to proceed among the chaos. Dennis reminds people to have fun, Professor shares some interesting data and we break down Thursday Night Football. 

SciFF173

Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen are back for another edition of The Science of Fantasy Football. Any episode that mentions the name of one of the OGs of Fantasy Football will be a great edition. Find out who and why they got mentioned this week. Dennis also has a gripe about Fantasy Receipts that might surprise you. Our Dynamic Duo break down the worst (Squirrel Games) and the best (Husky Games) this week. 

SciFF172

Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen are back for another edition of the Science of Fantasy Football. This week Dennis is coming to you from a mountain top high above Gatlinburg, Tennessee so there was one disruption that was kept in for authenticity. Our dynamic duo discusses whether injuries have been worse or not this year, how to adapt to the chaos and how the "Better Than Zero Strategy" has helped. They also preview Thursday Night Football. 

SciFF171

Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen are back for another edition of The Science of Fantasy Football. This week our dynamic duo talks about the strategy decisions you need to make with all of the injuries happening already in the NFL. They also preview the low scoring squirrel games and the high scoring husky games.