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July 18: Act Buffoon, Think Later

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Herm Edwards preaches a valuable philosophy to athletes across the entire sports world. It's simple his "Don't Press Send" lesson teaches athletes to think first before acting or tweeting buffoonery to the masses.

While most people would probably prefer if more actually followed this and listened to Herm. In contrast, Mike "the Buzz-saw" Asti and George "the Howitzer" Gerbo are thrilled each and every time someone does not.

During this edition of the now famous and renowned HBS, your favorite sports genius' banter about asininity, as only they can.
Aaron Hernandez's former teammates sending a very public message of support to the once All-Pro tight-end awaiting his murder trial. Should Maurkice and Mike Pouncey receive any punishment for rocking "Free Hernandez hats in a tweeted picture? If not from the NFL, should their respective teams get involved? As par for his heel course, I'm sure Mike's thoughts will shock George and be agreed with by few.

Johnny Manziel resurrected an historic program and took the college football landscape by storm last season, so much so he became the first freshman ever to win the prestigious Heisman Trophy. Ever since his phenomenal year on the field ended, Johnny "Football" has done what most college kids do: party, drink, and stay up all night. Will his antics have any effect on the 2013 season and is too much being made of him acting as most guys his age do?

An MLB mid-season award segment and a discussion if the new FOX Sports 1 will truly give the sports media mothership, ESPN, a run for its money round out another gold quality program.

What's always great and never asinine? The Howitzer and Buzz-saw Show, that's what. Always conquering sports radio, one day, at a time.... 

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