Charlie Pallilo Show

On the last hour, Charlie kicks off the hour talking about the Winter Olympics coming up before moving on to talk about an altercation between a 49ers fan and a Ram's fan after the NFC Championship game. Charlie then moves on to discuss the Golden State Warriors and their win in last nights game before moving on talking about other teams in the NBA and the success they have had in drafting certain guys. Charlie moves on breaking down the Super Bowl between the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals and the odds between the two teams. At the bottom of the hour, Charlie discusses Peacock streaming services showing all Winter Olympic opening ceremony before moving on to break down the Houston Astros hiring for open jobs.

On the first hour, Charlie kicks off the hour talking about the Houston Texans and who they might have come to the conclusion of who their new head coach would be before moving around the NFL and the upcoming and recent interviews of possible head coaches and teams who have hired a new head coach. Charlie then discusses the game between the Los Angeles Lakers against the Los Angeles Clippers breaking down each of the teams and whether or not they might make it into the playoffs this season. Charlie then talks about a UCLA player spitting on an Arizona State fan during a college basketball game. At the bottom of the hour, Charlie talks about offense coordinators around the NFL before moving on to college basketball.

in the opening hour of the show Charlie talks about the night of basketball in the city of Houston last night as the Rockets beat the Cavaliers and the UH Cougars beat Tulane along with Jimbo Fischer getting heated during a press conference then he dives into the allegations against Dolphins owner Stephen Ross and the statement he released addressing them. Bottom of the hour more on Jimbo Fischer responding to criticism about the Aggies recruiting practices and he wraps up the hour with the shot that got Jimbo so worked up.  

in the back half of the show Charlie talks about ESPN ranking the top 100 players in MLB history which had Derek Jeter ahead of Albert Pujols then he pays his respects to Bill Fitch who passed away last night. Bottom of the hour  already an Olympic injury and he wraps up with some iconic Winter Olympic moments.

In the first hour of the show Charlie talks about Tom Brady officially announcing his retirement earlier this morning along with Steph Curry's 21-point fourth quarter against the Rockets last night fueled by KPJ's trash talk. Bottom of the hour Charlie discusses Steph's postgame comments about Kevin Porter Jr. and he wraps up the hour talking about the Raiders hiring Josh McDaniels as their new head coach. 

In the back half of the show Charlie talks more about Tom Brady officially retiring from the NFL along with other headlines of the day the he talks about the odds on who will be the Buccaneers starting QB week 1 next season. Bottom of the hour he goes over some Super Bowl moments for Brady and he wraps up the show with a story about a very lucky bettor.

Patrick Creighton is in for Pallilo.

Patrick Creighton is in for Charlie Pallilo.

During the second half of the show, Charlie dives more into the thrilling games of the Divisional Round. He also adds his thoughts on the speculation of Tom Brady possibly retiring this offseason before briefly previewing the Baseball Hall of Fame announcement.

Charlie starts the show by talking about a wild Divisional Round in the NFL that saw all four games go down to the wire. He breaks down the Chiefs' miraculous overtime victory over the Bills and the trio of game-winning field goals that sent the Rams, Bengals and 49ers to their respective championship games. He ends the hour giving his thoughts on the Rockets falling the Warriors on a Steph Curry buzzer beater in San Francisco over the weekend.

In the first hour of the show Charlie talks about the Rockets beating the Utah Jazz last night thanks to a great night from beyond the arc then who would be the most likely to get good first between the Texans and Rockets. Bottom of the hour he talks about Joel Embiid putting up 50 points, and other headlines from the other games around the NBA and he wraps up the hour with more Rockets talk.

In the back half of the show Charlie shifts gear to football and the Texans requesting permission to interview Rams Offensive Coordinator Kevin O'Connell for their head coaching vacancy, then talking about the Divisional round playoff matchups. Bottom of the hour Charlie get around to some things that didn't quite make the cut for yesterdays show and he wraps up the show with an update on the Deshaun Watson's potential landing spot. 

Charlie wraps up the show by talking college hoops, more about the NFL Playoffs, including his thoughts on the worst playoff loss for the New England Patriots under head coach Bill Belichick. He also chats about world No. 1 tennis player, Novak Djokovic being deported from Australia and possibly being barred from the French Open. 

Espn Houston's own Charlie Pallilo talks about the Wild Card Weekend in the NFL. Upsets, surprises and possible Deshaun Watson updates and news.  

In the first hour Charlie discusses the firing of Head Coach David Culley and who could be a potential replacement. Charlie then discusses some NFL and previews this weekend's playoff games and also discusses some NBA news including the Rockets and the Grizzlies impressive winning streak. 

In the second hour Charlie continues the conversation about David Culley and also reacts to Nick Caserio's most recent press conference and some of the comments that were made about the firing of David Culley and the direction of the Houston Texans. 

In the front half of the show Charlie talks about the first meeting between the MLB and MLBPA taking place today as the MLB lockout rolls on along with his thoughts on the David Culley situation then he talks about the Rockets beating the Spurs last night. Bottom of the hour more talk about the NBA and he wraps up the hour with some hockey talk.

In the back half of the show Charlie talks about the trade between the Hawks and the Knicks along with the Yankees hiring the first ever female manager as she will manage their Low-A affiliate in Florida, then he dives into some comments that John Mara made about the state of the Giants along with Big Bens thoughts on their playoff game against Kansas City. Bottom of the hour Charlie talks to NFL legend Kenny Houston and he wraps up the show with some draft talk.

Charlie opens up the first hour recapping some games around sports on Monday. Charlie then discusses the Texans having David Culley in the limbo zone as they haven't guaranteed him the Head Coaching job next season but also have not fired him. Charlie then discusses #1 Baylor losing at home to Texas Tech and then at the bottom of the hour Charlie discusses Jon Lester retiring from baseball at the age of 38 before finishing up the first hour.

In the second hour of the show Charlie discusses the Rockets taking on the Spurs and the history of their rivalry and also discusses the western conference of the NBA including the Warriors, Grizzlies and Mavericks. At the bottom of the hour Charlie talks about Montrezl Harrell and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope getting into an altercation. Charlie then wraps up the show talking some college basketball. 

The CP show kicks off with Charlie analyzing the College Football National Championship. He talks about the factors that led to Georgia's win over Alabama as well as its impact on Kirby Smart, Stetson Bennett, Bryce Young, Jimbo Fisher, and the AP College Football final rankings. He also talks about the Houston Rockets and their challenges this season, especially with such a young and inexperienced roster. He wraps up the first hour by discussing the newly announced, potential College Football Hall of Fame inductees.

Charlie wraps up the final hour of today's show by talking about the AP College Football final rankings and the men's college basketball games happening tonight as well as Bill O'Brien interviewing for the Jacksonville Jaguars job and Deshaun Watson's unresolved challenges. He analyzes the College Football National Championship and the events that led to Georgia's win. He also talks about the Texans' potential schedule next season and Bruce Arians' take on who the NFL MVP should be.

Charlie talks Rockets, Texans and breaks down the final week of the NFL season. He also dives into the latest head coach firings on "Black Monday" and whether Texans coach David Culley is on the hot seat. At the end of the hour, Charlie recaps the highly anticipated return of Golden State Warriors sharpshooter, Klay Thompson.

In the second hour, Charlie previews the College Football National Championship, as well as hitting on the coaching carousel, playoffs and other news in the NFL. The show is later joined by Phil Steele to banter on the Alabama Crimson Tide re-matching the Georgia Bulldogs. 

Phil Steele joins the show to preview the College Football National Championship. 

In the first hour, Charlie recaps the Rockets' win last night, as well as other basketball beats. The show then takes a spin on some NFL talk including the Texans' final game, Antonio Brown's letter and Aaron Rodgers clapping back. 

In the second hour, Charlie takes a look around the NBA with un-conventual players filling the headlines. The show is then joined by NFL Hall of Famer Mel Renfro to reminisce on his football career. 

The show is then joined by NFL Hall of Famer Mel Renfro to reminisce on his football career.

In the first hour, Charlie takes a look at the Texans' 2022 schedule with their last game of the season being on Sunday, while also giving his thoughts on the Texas Bowl and other college football news. The show then banters on the NBA with the Lakers finally over .500, as well as previewing the Rockets against the Wizards. 

In the second hour, Charlie looks at the NFL playoff slate and how the Texans could change it. The show gets a little chilly, as Charlie hits the ice with some NHL blabber, while then banking on the Rockets once again.