CzabeCast · Steve Czaban

Butchy Once Had His Shot With Erin Andrews, But Percocet Shut Him Down!

April 1, 2026·44 min·4 clips

Tiger Woods' police report describes sweating, disorientation, lethargic movement, and two hydrocodone pills in his pocket — and he has requested a jury trial.

The ad read gets things moving. The NFL season is over, but the betting appetite is treated like it found another room full of games and sat right down. Then the mic banter kicks in. Somebody is on the podcast, somebody is too far from the mic, and the room starts sounding like an argument with one hand on the steering wheel. Aaron or Erin Andrews becomes the spark. The guest remembers a call, while a girlfriend-or-wife hears the name and starts asking questions no man answers gracefully. The State Farm bit lands crooked, mostly because the story is already wobbling between innocent sports contact, celebrity proximity, and domestic damage control. Then comes the elbow injury. Against number one Ohio State, the guest dislocated his elbow, got treated, and ended up in the kind of painkiller fog where memory gets a little too creative. Maybe Andrews called him. Maybe he dreamed it. Maybe it was Holly Rowe, and the host milks the uncertainty for every dumb courtroom angle he can find. The Badgers context keeps the story from being pure fantasy. Andrews, Brent, and Steve Lavin had called plenty of their games, so the guest was not inventing the whole thing out of thin air. Still, the painkillers win. The host turns it into a missed shot, a foggy alibi, and one more reminder that sports memories can sit uncomfortably close to nonsense. Then Tiger takes over. The host calls it a good first step and starts going after the media reaction around Rigs, Kisner, and other supposed friends. Rigs gets hammered. The complaint is blunt: stop dancing around it, stop softening the obvious, and admit when the earlier take fell apart. Frankie Borelli gets treated better. The host likes that he simply said he hated the video, which in this room counts as grown-up behavior. The ad comes back at the end. Same betting pitch, same promo-code business, but by then it feels more like the show finding its footing again after a long detour.

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A foggy Badgers memory turns into a sideways, funny confession.

A Badgers-era elbow injury, a call that may or may not have happened, and the fog of painkillers give this CzabeCast its funniest stretch. The episode works best when it lets memory wobble instead of trying to pin it down: one moment it is back on the Ohio State injury, the next…

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You want a messy Badgers-era war story with an Andrews phone call, painkiller fog, and radio-room trash talk.

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