Podcasts about boo carter

Coach And Dennis Dodd opened by unpacking LSU's decision to withdraw two former NFL-affiliated players from its roster at the midnight deadline after the SEC sued the school in Alabama court to enforce its eligibility rules — while clarifying that the underlying 2022 class eligibility questions are legally distinct from drafted NFL players trying to return to college ball. That dispute fed into a broader debate about amateurism in an era of European professional imports in college basketball and multi-million-dollar NIL deals for current athletes. From there, the conversation turned to Friday's Missouri-Kansas rivalry renewal at Kansas's newly renovated stadium, with both teams coming off blowout wins and the hosts tracing the series' roots back to Civil War-era hostilities and the 2007 "Armageddon at Arrowhead" clash of top-three teams. They dug deeper into Missouri's rise under Eli Drinkwitz, pointing to a $250 million stadium expansion, sellout crowds, and portal additions like quarterback Austin Simmons as signs of major investment, while noting Drinkwitz still needs a winning SEC record to take the program to the next level; running back Ahmad Hardy, recovering from an offseason gunshot wound, is targeting a mid-September return for the Florida game. The hosts then reviewed early-season action, including Colorado's 13–11 upset of Georgia Tech sealed by a late blocked field goal from former Tennessee defensive back Boo Carter, and flagged widespread sloppiness across Week 1 — pre-snap penalties, bad snaps, muffed punts — as typical growing pains before the customary jump from game one to game two. They closed with a broader look at the Big 12, which has produced more final-two-minute go-ahead scores than any conference over the past two seasons, and the Group of Six playoff race, where Boise State enters as the favorite ahead of tests against Oregon and Memphis. The segment wrapped with a nod to Group of Six programs as coaching "springboards," highlighting Memphis, Tulane, and James Madison — where new head coach Billy Napier is looking to rebound after his exit from Florida.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

College football's opening week has turned into a legal and competitive free-for-all — and this episode has it all covered. With LSU locked in a roster dispute with its own conference that's spilled into federal court. Coach, Tony Barnhart, and Dennis Dodd break down a power struggle that could reshape who's actually eligible to play. Dodd unpacks why LSU ultimately backed down, what the Texas Tech precedent signals, and why the sport is fast approaching an unavoidable question: what really separates a college athlete from a professional? Barnhart brings the SEC's perspective, while Coach digs into the pressure now facing university presidents, athletic directors, governors, and commissioner Greg Sankey. From there, the crew races through the weekend's biggest storylines — whether Georgia and Texas truly separate themselves in a wide-open SEC, why Ole Miss might deserve more buzz than LSU, the heat on Florida State's Mike Norvell, Arch Manning's debut and Heisman implications, and whether Vanderbilt's Jared Curtis is the next breakout freshman quarterback. They also dive into Miami's early claim as the ACC's team to beat, Colorado's statement road win over Georgia Tech — with notes on Deion Sanders, Juju Lewis, and former Tennessee defensive back Boo Carter — and how Boise State can bolster its playoff case against Oregon even in a loss. We round out the hour with the SEC's transfer-portal-driven landscape, a rundown of first-year coaches at Florida, Auburn, Kentucky, and Arkansas, and the growing question of whether NIL spending is actually translating into wins. Dennis previews the renewed Missouri-Kansas rivalry, Missouri's rise under Eli Drinkwitz, the Big 12's knack for late-game drama, and the Group of Six programs still churning out head-coaching talent. Finally, Charles Davis joins from Eugene with a national lens on Oregon and Boise State, the shifting value of conference titles in the playoff era, and why just reaching the postseason has become the sport's new benchmark — plus his read on Michigan under Kyle Whittingham, Penn State under Matt Campbell, and USC's early defensive progress under Gary Patterson. With the sport evolving faster than its own rulebook, this episode is essential listening for anyone trying to make sense of the personalities and power plays shaping college football in 2026.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach And Dennis Dodd opened by unpacking LSU's decision to withdraw two former NFL-affiliated players from its roster at the midnight deadline after the SEC sued the school in Alabama court to enforce its eligibility rules — while clarifying that the underlying 2022 class eligibility questions are legally distinct from drafted NFL players trying to return to college ball. That dispute fed into a broader debate about amateurism in an era of European professional imports in college basketball and multi-million-dollar NIL deals for current athletes. From there, the conversation turned to Friday's Missouri-Kansas rivalry renewal at Kansas's newly renovated stadium, with both teams coming off blowout wins and the hosts tracing the series' roots back to Civil War-era hostilities and the 2007 "Armageddon at Arrowhead" clash of top-three teams. They dug deeper into Missouri's rise under Eli Drinkwitz, pointing to a $250 million stadium expansion, sellout crowds, and portal additions like quarterback Austin Simmons as signs of major investment, while noting Drinkwitz still needs a winning SEC record to take the program to the next level; running back Ahmad Hardy, recovering from an offseason gunshot wound, is targeting a mid-September return for the Florida game. The hosts then reviewed early-season action, including Colorado's 13–11 upset of Georgia Tech sealed by a late blocked field goal from former Tennessee defensive back Boo Carter, and flagged widespread sloppiness across Week 1 — pre-snap penalties, bad snaps, muffed punts — as typical growing pains before the customary jump from game one to game two. They closed with a broader look at the Big 12, which has produced more final-two-minute go-ahead scores than any conference over the past two seasons, and the Group of Six playoff race, where Boise State enters as the favorite ahead of tests against Oregon and Memphis. The segment wrapped with a nod to Group of Six programs as coaching "springboards," highlighting Memphis, Tulane, and James Madison — where new head coach Billy Napier is looking to rebound after his exit from Florida.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

College football's opening week has turned into a legal and competitive free-for-all — and this episode has it all covered. With LSU locked in a roster dispute with its own conference that's spilled into federal court. Coach, Tony Barnhart, and Dennis Dodd break down a power struggle that could reshape who's actually eligible to play. Dodd unpacks why LSU ultimately backed down, what the Texas Tech precedent signals, and why the sport is fast approaching an unavoidable question: what really separates a college athlete from a professional? Barnhart brings the SEC's perspective, while Coach digs into the pressure now facing university presidents, athletic directors, governors, and commissioner Greg Sankey. From there, the crew races through the weekend's biggest storylines — whether Georgia and Texas truly separate themselves in a wide-open SEC, why Ole Miss might deserve more buzz than LSU, the heat on Florida State's Mike Norvell, Arch Manning's debut and Heisman implications, and whether Vanderbilt's Jared Curtis is the next breakout freshman quarterback. They also dive into Miami's early claim as the ACC's team to beat, Colorado's statement road win over Georgia Tech — with notes on Deion Sanders, Juju Lewis, and former Tennessee defensive back Boo Carter — and how Boise State can bolster its playoff case against Oregon even in a loss. We round out the hour with the SEC's transfer-portal-driven landscape, a rundown of first-year coaches at Florida, Auburn, Kentucky, and Arkansas, and the growing question of whether NIL spending is actually translating into wins. Dennis previews the renewed Missouri-Kansas rivalry, Missouri's rise under Eli Drinkwitz, the Big 12's knack for late-game drama, and the Group of Six programs still churning out head-coaching talent. Finally, Charles Davis joins from Eugene with a national lens on Oregon and Boise State, the shifting value of conference titles in the playoff era, and why just reaching the postseason has become the sport's new benchmark — plus his read on Michigan under Kyle Whittingham, Penn State under Matt Campbell, and USC's early defensive progress under Gary Patterson. With the sport evolving faster than its own rulebook, this episode is essential listening for anyone trying to make sense of the personalities and power plays shaping college football in 2026.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of June 29, 2026 Jacob Townsend talks about what is next for Chaz Coleman in college football after the medical disqualification at Tennessee. Then, he discusses whether this situation along with last year's with Nico Iamaleava and Boo Carter is an indication of an issue with the program and Josh Heupel. Also, Jacob talks about Rick Barnes' comment last week about an extra roster spot for the Vols. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bud Elliott sits down with Jack Carlough of Buffs Insider to preview Colorado's 2026 season.The guys discuss expectations for quarterback Julian "JuJu" Lewis, a fast-paced offensive attack, and how the Buffaloes will replace key pieces on defense, including a new defensive coordinator. Plus, a look at Colorado's schedule, impact transfers, and what year three under Deion Sanders could look like in Boulder.

They spoke about Tennessee transfer Boo Carter's transition to Boulder, and their interviews with nickel backs coach Kevin Mathis and early enrollee Preston Ashley on Friday. BuffStampede has moved to On3! Become a BuffStampede member today with our $1 until football season special offer!#BuffStampede #ColoradoFootball #ColoradoBasketball #ColoradoBuffaloes Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Chuck's baffled by the ACC's announcement of their 2026 schedule plans. Chuck and Heath discuss Eli Drinkwitz being called out by a South Carolina player for hypocrisy in his tampering comments. CBS Transfer portal and CFB analyst Cooper Petagna looks at some of the recent announcements by key players that they'll transfer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WELCOME BACK TO CCT!!!! The return to everything CFB, today we caught up on the past few weeks recapping scores and stats from a few games including UGA's big win over Texas, SMU outlasting Miami in OT, and Texas Tech handling business and defeating BYU at home. In our CFB news segment we hopped on the coaching carousel and announced Franklin's hire in Blacksburg, rumors swirling Lane Kiffin, Steve Sarkisian, and more. We discussed the inaugural CFP ranking on November 4th and went through the week 13 rankings from this Tuesday. Next we dove into the Boo Carter case, recruiting, and NIL. We ended today's episode with our Games of the Week followed by a married Chew's and the AI Bot's picks!!

GoVols247's Patrick Brown and Ryan Callahan are here on Thursday of Florida week to preview the matchup between the Vols and Gators in The Swamp on Saturday night. We also put a bow on Boo Carter's dismissal, discuss Tennessee's injury situation with the latest on Miles Kitselman, Peyton Lewis, Wendell Moe Jr. and Arion Carter and get Ryan's take on the Top247 updates involving Tennessee's commitments, including five-star QB Faizon Brandon To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

En el Episodio 13 de Viva La Vida, Carlos y JP analizan la victoria de Homecoming, la expulsión de Boo Carter y cómo la lesión de JP Estrella impacta las aspiraciones del equipo masculino rumbo al Final Four. También hablan del gran potencial de las Lady Vols, del significado de Viva La Vida para la representación latina y del futuro de la transmisión deportiva en español en Tennessee. Además, comparten sus comidas favoritas de Acción de Gracias—tamales, jamón, pernil, casserolas—y lo que agradecen esta temporada. In Episode 13 of Viva La Vida, Carlos and JP break down Tennessee’s Homecoming win, the Boo Carter dismissal, and how the men’s Final Four hopes are affected by the JP Estrella injury. They also discuss the growing potential of the Lady Vols, what Viva La Vida means for Latino representation, and how it’s shaping the future of Spanish broadcasting in Tennessee. Plus, they share their favorite Thanksgiving foods—ham, pernil, tamales, casseroles—and what they’re grateful for this season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This hour featured conversation about Boo Carter, Tennessee Hoops win, and more...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome into another Tuesday edition. This week Caleb is joined by his co-host of More Important Issues, Landon Raby. They tackle the upcoming week with The Florida Gators on the horizon for The Vols. They make their final statements on Boo Carter, for now. To close out they discuss the 2025 coaching carousel in college football and where Lane Kiffin's private jet may finally land.

Boo Carter is no longer a Vol. Joey Aguilar looks a little shaky. And the curse of The Swamp is lingering around Tennessee. Adam Sparks and John Adams react to Carter’s exit and tell UT fans whether they should be worried about the Florida game.

This hour featured conversation about Boo Carter, Tennessee Hoops win, and more...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Playbook HR1 11.17.25 - Booving On: Boo Carter No Longer with Vols by Fanrun Radio

Welp, it's official. Tennessee has dismissed Boo Carter from the team. Jon & Cody react. --------- TalkSports is LIVE Weekdays from 8-11 a.m. on Fox Sports Knoxville/ Fanrun Radio. Check Out our Socials: "@FOXSportsKnox" on Twitter/X, "FanrunSports" on Instagram and Youtube. Jon- @Jon__Reed on "X" Cody- @Cody__McClure on "X"

Olin Buchanan of Tex Ags analyzes the Aggies comeback against South Carolina. Chuck and Heath discuss several CFB stories. Hunt Palmer of 104.5 ESPN Baton Rouge reviews LSU's win against Arkansas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This hour featured conversation about the Vols sluggish Saturday, the dismissal of Boo Carter, and more...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tyler and Will Hour #4 with Love It or Leave It, the Sportsfix at 6, and a Boo Carter-themed Practice Report! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Pennington and Bob Hodge of The Sports Source join the show to talk Boo Carter’s dismissal, New Mexico State, and Florida week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This hour featured conversation about the Vols sluggish Saturday, the dismissal of Boo Carter, and more...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Pennington and Bob Hodge of The Sports Source join the show to talk Boo Carter’s dismissal, New Mexico State, and Florida week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tyler and Will Hour #4 with Love It or Leave It, the Sportsfix at 6, and a Boo Carter-themed Practice Report! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GoVols247's Postgame Podcast after Tennessee's 42-9 win against New Mexico State discusses the Vols winning easily on Homecoming. Patrick Brown and Ryan Callahan discuss Tennessee's defense coming up with timely stops and turnovers and the play of Ty Redmond, Daevin Hobbs, Jadon Perlotte and others as the Vols held the visiting Aggies to nine points and one touchdown. We also addressed the latest with defensive back Boo Carter, why he wasn't at the game at all and his standing with the program. Tennessee's offense had some ups and downs from a 99-yard touchdown drive to two straight scores in the third quarter to a poor end to the first half and two more Joey Aguilar interceptions. All of that and more on the postgame podcast from Neyland Stadium! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Austin Price joined the show to discuss the latest with Jermod McCoy, Tennessee's need to play freshmen vs New Mexico State, Boo Carter's status with the Vols' program, and Tennessee Volunteers football recruiting.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Chase HR 1 - Boo Carter Is Back, Fried Egg Golf's Joseph LaMagna & Titans Insider's Terry McCormick

Week one of Tennessee fall camp is in the books! The GoVols247 crew reacts to what they learned about the Vols and the major storylines. - Boo Carter hits lead off once again. - Joshua Josephs is banged up. - How concerned are we about the passing game struggles? - The other storylines that stuck out during week one of camp. - Reaction to player interviews from week one. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The GoVols247 crew reacts to the latest Boo Carter news and what they learned during Tennessee football's local media and practice No. 1 of fall camp. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Overtime 7.29.25: "Josh Heupel Answers Boo Carter Questions & CFB BUY Teams" by Fanrun Radio

The Slate 7.29.25: "Boo Carter's Spread Impact for Tennessee Football & MLB Picks" by Fanrun Radio

TalkSports HR1 7.29.25 - Is Boo Carter Back? by Fanrun Radio

Tennessee Football Media Day Josh Heupel speaks @Vol_FootballChris Low @clowESPN breaks news that Boo Carter not dismissed from team#Vols

Ben McKee, Ryan Callahan and Patrick Brown preview Tennessee fall camp on the latest GoVols247 Podcast! What's the latest with Boo Carter? How is Joey Aguilar adjusting to Tennessee? What storylines are we paying attention to on both sides of the football heading into fall camp? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Boo Carter is BACK in Knoxville More details on Deion's cancer The Top 4 at 4:00

Under Review HR 2 7.28.25 Russell Smith on Boo Carter and Nico News by Fanrun Radio

Today on the 105 with 247Sports Director of Scouting Andrew Ivins and 247Sports National College Football Writer Chris Hummer:

Under Review HR 2 7.25.25 Ryan Sylvia on Boo Carter by Fanrun Radio

Boo Carter Latest, North Carolina to SEC?, & NFL Training Camp

The Boo Carter Situation and SEC Tiers with Jesse Simonton by Fanrun Radio

Boo Carter updates, Ryan Callahan joins the show, SEC college town rankings

TalkSports HR2 7.24.25 - Boo Carter News by Fanrun Radio

Overtime 7.23.25: "Boo Carter Latest, SEC vs. BIG TEN, & Micah Parsons" by Fanrun Radio

Under Review HR 1 7.23.25 Where Is Boo Carter? by Fanrun Radio

The Chase HR 1 7/23/25 - Would Boo Carter be a Bigger Loss than Nico Iamaleava for Vols? by Fanrun Radio

TalkSports HR2 7.23.25 - What's the Deal with Boo Carter? by Fanrun Radio

Presented by the Garza Law Firm. Patreon.com/ReedsRanch. Boo Carter has gone AWOL

Under Review HR 1 7.22.25 The Thing with Boo Carter by Fanrun Radio

RIP The Prince of Darkness Adam Sparks on the hardships of coaches with drama Joey the Jaguar