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New Mexico State men's basketball coach Jason Hooten discusses the Aggies roller coaster ride in CUSA play. When will scheduling issues start to impact athletics in terms of extended travel? UNM's comeback means the bubble did not burst. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Oklahoma Baseball beats New Mexico State.

Baylor baseball's historic night belongs to Tyce Armstrong after the first year transfer delivered an unforgettable performance with three grand slams in a single game. Armstrong joins 365 Sports to break down the surreal 18 hours that followed, from tying a 50 year old record to fielding messages from family, friends, and even brands reaching out after his breakout moment. Baylor infielder Tyce Armstrong discusses his transfer portal decision, the relationships that brought him to Waco, and how the Bears are focused on bringing the program back to prominence one pitch at a time after a record setting night against New Mexico State. #collegebaseball #historic #sicem #together #tycearmstrong #baylor #waco #fyp #fyp; Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It is a monumental Tuesday as the NDSU Bison officially punch their ticket to the FBS. Host Scott Hennen is joined by athletic director Matt Larson and interim president Rick Berg to break down the "muscle car" transition to the Mountain West, the $17 million move, and why your tailgating experience is about to get a major upgrade. But the headlines don't stop at the goal line. We go behind the scenes of the most talked-about Super Bowl commercial with a fourth-generation North Dakota barley farmer who shared the screen with the Clydesdales. Plus, we tackle the fiery debate over the SAVE Act, the "bigotry of low expectations" in voting laws, and an inspiring look at a local homeschool robotics team that is out-coding the competition. From political absurdity to high-tech student innovation, this episode covers the full spectrum of the Red River Valley and beyond. Episode Highlights [00:01:10] The Bison Leap to the Mountain West NDSU Athletic Director Matt Larson and Interim President Rick Berg discuss the whirlwind 72 hours that made the FBS move official. They address the "zero state funding" budget and why new opponents like Wyoming and New Mexico State will reignite the Fargo Dome. [00:08:11] The Franson Department of Real Estate UND Interim Dean Patrick O'Neill announces a historic naming for the Nistler College of Business. Discover how one alum is helping shape the next generation of land barons and real estate developers in Grand Forks. [00:12:15] From the Soil to the Super Bowl An exclusive interview with Brian Franson, the Coal Harbor farmer featured in the iconic Budweiser "American Icons" commercial. He shares what it was like to take the North Dakota family legacy to a global stage. [00:16:45] The Bigotry of Low Expectations Scott sounds off on Chuck Schumer's opposition to the SAVE Act. The team breaks down why requiring an ID to vote is common sense and responds to claims that it disenfranchises minority communities. [00:24:15] Building Homes, Changing Lives Habitat for Humanity's Pete Christopher joins to discuss their Giving Hearts Day goal of $250,000. Learn how "sweat equity" is helping local factory and office workers achieve the dream of homeownership. [00:29:45] The Future of STEM: Onward Robotics Meet the high schoolers from the Onward Community homeschool team. These students are building turret-mounted robots and preparing for the State Competition in Bismarck, proving that school choice fosters elite talent. [00:33:45] The "Red…

What has happened to New Mexico State in conference play? Will Major League Baseball shake up their divisions? Should they create the 'Best Returner of the Year' award? Halfway though conference play who stands out for all-conference? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Sports As a Weapon Podcast, Miguel speaks with Rus Bradburd, current television color analyst on ESPN+ for New Mexico State Aggies men's basketball. The discussion covers Bradburd's multifaceted career as a Division I college basketball coach at UTEP and New Mexico State, and a professor-turned-author. Bradburd shares insights from his novel 'Big Time,' which satirizes the corporatization of college sports and explores themes of radical politics and academic culture. Miguel and Rus delve into topics such as the disparities in academic versus athletic department salaries, the implications of the Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals in college sports, and the changing landscape of American universities. Additionally, Bradburd discusses his impactful 'Basketball in The Barrio' camp for the youth in El Paso and his upcoming book project on Syrian refugee children integrating into Gaelic sports in Northern Ireland.Links: * Visit Rus Bradburd's Website* Buy Big Time by Rus Bradburd* Basketball in the Barrio Website* Basketball in the Barrio Documentary (YouTube) * Bradburd chooses writing over hoops by Scott Powers/ESPN (2013)* Forty Minutes of Hell: The Extraordinary Life of Nolan Richardson by Rus Bradburd* José 'Rocky' Galarza: A Legacy in El Paso Sports  by José G. Loredo, Jr./Texas State Historical Association Miguel Garcia and Comrade E produced this episode. The Sports As A Weapon Podcast is part of the @Anticonquista Media Collective. Subscribe to the ANTICONQUISTA Patreon and follow ANTICONQUISTA on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. All the video episodes are on the ATICONQUISTA YouTube, and listen/subscribe to the Sports As A Weapon Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Deezer, or wherever you get your podcasts.Follow us on:Twitter/X: @sportsasaweaponFacebook: fb.com/sportsasaweaponpodcastInstagram: @sportsasaweaponpodcastUpScrolled: @SportsAsAWeaponYouTube: @SportsAsAWeaponBlueSky: @sportsasaweapon.bsky.socialVisit our website: www.sportsasaweapon.com

The large school division FBS football season began in late August as the fall semester was getting underway. Football players for the four major college football teams are still competing this week in the semifinal round of the 12-team College Football playoffs on Thursday and Friday night. Isn’t it strange that college football season is still underway long after the fall semester has ended? Don’t these young men have to attend classes in the new semester? Many colleges and universities have already started a new semester of classes in January. My review of the online academic calendars for each of the four remaining College Football Playoff teams indicated that new classes have or will start as follows: Oregon – Monday, January 5 (classes are already underway) Indiana – Monday, January 12 (starts on Monday) Miami (FL) – Monday, January 12 (ditto) Ole Miss – Tuesday, January 20 (this school apparently planned ahead anticipating to win the national title!) Two of these four teams will be eliminated after the semifinal games this week.  Players on the winning teams must wait until after the championship game on Monday night, January 19 for their football season to finally end. Who came up with this post-season schedule? (Hint – a sports media giant which pays billions of dollars for the exclusive rights to televise these games) Meanwhile, the NCAA’s Transfer Portal is now open and some players on the four remaining teams have already signed with another college football team! This college football season at Ole Miss began with redshirt sophomore quarterback Austin Simmons under center.  He injured his ankle during the Rebels’ second game and was replaced by the talented Division II transfer quarterback Trinidad Chambliss. Austin Simmons is an academic honor roll student who has already earned an Ole Miss degree in multi-disciplinary studies in May, 2025. He recently placed his name into the NCAA’s transfer portal and just signed to play football next season for the SEC’s Missouri Tigers.  By the way, Mizzou is slated to begin its spring semester on Tuesday, January 20. Questions like this are among the incredible complications facing college football today. How did we get here? The word “greed” is the rather obvious answer. The NCAA is supposed to provide the framework for college athletics, but they have effectively abdicated that role in the past few decades.  They now seem more concerned with preserving their own lucrative revenue stream than enforcing their own rules and risk being sued for every decision they make. Football already provided significant revenues for most major college programs.  For example, LSU has utilized the wealth from football revenues to support the majority of its other athletic programs on campus in Baton Rouge. The ability of college football to draw millions of television viewers on Saturday has created a relatively new problem.  Increasingly fragmented television networks are now lining up to paying billions for long-term television rights with major football conferences.  That’s because college football delivers several million mostly male viewers in the prime buying demographic (ages 25-49) every weekend from late August through early January. Don’t forget the increasing role of sports wagering, too.  There has been a dramatic rise in the number of sports wagering entities in recent years.  Billions of dollars (especially during this expanded playoff season) are being spent on major college football games every week. How can we control this NCAA Transfer Portal? The NCAA formerly required college athletes to sit-out for one year after transferring from one school to another. Not so today.  The NCAA’s wild and crazy Transfer Portal (which opened for business at midnight on January 2) now allows athletes to transfer from one school to another – just like the “average” college student can do.  As of Thursday, January 9, there were 4,500 NCAA Division 1 players who had their name in the proverbial hat trying to find a new school willing to commit to more playing time and, of course, more money. Unlike the rest of the student body, though, today’s highly recruited athletes seem to magically appear on campus at the very last moment.  His or her new coach is somehow (wink) able to pull the strings with the school’s administration to admit this new student immediately. Good luck to an average sophomore business major if he or she shows up less than a week prior to the beginning of a new semester wanting to transfer into the school! College athletes are now legally being paid – though the rules (?) are quite fuzzy The court systems now allow college athletes to receive compensation relating to their athletic accomplishments.  Since college football generates the overwhelming majority of revenue, those players want a significant share of the growing revenue pie. Would it surprise you to learn that several of the top college football quarterbacks are signing one-year NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) agreements this week for $5 million or more to play next fall at dear ol’ Wassamatta U? That is the equivalent to the NFL pay for a player selected with the 10th overall pick in the first round of last spring’s draft. It has become financially prudent for most football players to stick around and play another year of college football rather than risk being cut by an NFL team after the preseason games end next August. See also – Vanderbilt’s Diego Pavia Vanderbilt’s undersized but highly successful quarterback Diego Pavia went from having zero football scholarships coming out of high school to earning millions of NIL cash this season.  The former junior college walk-on later transferred to New Mexico State and eventually to Vanderbilt University. Diego Pavia has been now been enrolled in college for six years. The soon-to-be 24-year old quarterback is about 5’10” tall and weighs 205 pounds.  He led Vanderbilt to its first 10-win season and finished as runner-up for the Heisman Trophy. Pavia is estimated to be the 11th rated quarterback if he enters next spring’s NFL draft.  He would be fortunate to be drafted before the fourth or fifth round. Diego Pavia has hired attorneys to petition the NCAA to allow the highly-effective college quarterback to return to Vanderbilt next season.  It would be his seventh year in college! He will easily earn more money playing at Vanderbilt next year than being a mid-to-late round selection in the spring NFL draft.  It’s a very smart business move. College sports seem to have become a hybrid of yesteryear’s rules and today’s professional sports It wasn’t long ago when college athletes were provided with valuable scholarships to cover the cost of their studies plus room and board in exchange for their athletic talents. Today’s total cost of attending an in-state public college is now $30,000 per year.  A private college will cost twice that amount. Let’s call the national average $40,000 per year per athlete. A recent NCAA study showed approximately 30,000 college football players participating in the FBS and FCS (smaller school) levels.  With 136 FBS schools and another 125 FCS football-playing universities, that averages to 115 football players per school. Using our $40,000 annual cost for each of the 115 football players per school, each major football school is forking out $4.6 million to cover the costs of their football team. On the revenue side, more than $3 billion is now being paid by television media companies to televise weekly football games and the playoffs.  With 136 FBS teams, that represents an average of $22 million of TV revenue per school. The players are quite aware of that remaining $17 million of TV revenue and want their share of it. How does this compare with how owners and players share revenue in the NFL? The NFL generates over $11 billion per year in television revenue.  With 32 NFL franchises, each team receives $340 million from TV alone.  The local teams also generate millions from ticket sales, parking, concessions, and merchandise. The players (like most corporate employees) are being paid about 50% of the team’s revenues. This year’s NFL salary cap was established at about $212 million per 53-player team.  That’s exactly $4 million per player. Now that we have a better handle on the numbers, it’s time to clean this mess up! A. What would the average “salary” be for major college football programs based on this year’s television revenues? Let’s use the NFL model and split the $3 billion of college football TV revenue.  The schools would receive 50% and the players can divvy-up the other 50%. The 136 FBS schools would divide their $1.5 billion.  That amounts to $11 million per school.  Schools could first utilize the money to offset the football players’ tuition/room/board annual costs of $4.6 million (as described earlier).  The remaining $6+ million could be used to support the revenue-deficient athletic programs at the university. Likewise, the other $1.5 billion could be split equally among the 115 players at each of the 136 FBS schools. Those 15,640 players would receive an average “pay” of $96,000 apiece in 2025. B. What about these NIL deals? Nothing should prohibit a top athlete from negotiating a legitimate contract based on his or her fair market value for promotional services.  Every NIL deal, though, must be approved by the school and then submitted for final review and approval by the newly appointed “Czar of College Sports” (Vote for me!). All fraudulent deals would result in an immediate suspension of the athlete for up to one year and the school being placed on probation (and loss of TV revenue) for a similar period.  The penalties must be stiff in order to prevent inevitable cheating. C. How would you fix the NCAA Transfer Portal? That’s easy!  First, let’s address the coaches. The coaches (head coaches and staff) must be retained by the school until the day following the winner of that sport’s national championship (January 19).  College coaches will have two weeks to sign with another school (or professional team) or elect to stay put during this two week period. For the players, each sport’s annual transfer portal season would begin on the day after the coaching moves occur.  The players’ transfer portal will be open for a minimum of one month and then close.  It’s “one and done” with no secondary portal seasons. D. When should colleges be allowed to sign high school athletes? It has never made sense that a high school athlete should be asked to sign a letter of intent to play in college sports before completing their final sports season as a senior.  Some kids are receiving scholarship offers coming out of the eighth grade!   Let’s change this! In our new “world”, a high school athlete may only sign a national letter of intent to play college athletics (1) during his or her senior year and (2) one week following the conclusion of his or her sport’s high school state championship game. Could changes like these happen anytime soon? Some want Congress to make new laws to cause some of these changes to happen. Good luck with that.  They can’t seem to agree on when to take a lunch break. It would be better for the conferences, schools, coaches, and players to voluntarily lock hands along with the (ugh) NCAA and establish a Czar of College Sports to make and enforce some new common-sense rules. Many of us would like to see former Alabama coach Nick Saban head this important task. His focus and passion is unmatched.  Hire that man for the job – if he really wants it! If there aren’t any applicants, though, you can reach always me at swampswamisports@gmail.com! The post Time for a Czar of College Sports! appeared first on SwampSwamiSports.com.

In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez welcomes a fan favorite — Carolyn, the chick who doesn't know sports — for a lively breakdown of the latest sports gossip. The two dive into the bizarre situation unfolding at Michigan with their head coach and react to the wild news that 44-year-old Philip Rivers is returning to the NFL as the second-oldest quarterback to ever take the field. A fun, fast-paced segment full of laughs and hot takes. (1:46)Next, Colter interviews Stephen F. Austin quarterback Sam Vidlak to discuss his transition away from Montana, finding a home at New Mexico State, and what clicked for his team throughout the season. They also break down his mindset heading into tonight's matchup in Bozeman. (26:46)

Ryan Clark said Mike Tomlin is one of the greatest coaches of all-time. Is it that ridiculous of a statement? It's fair to acknowledge that Tomlin fell into a great situation, but he also took advantage of it. Poni pointed out that Tomlin will soon rank among the Top 10 in NFL history. Probably not the best time to reach that accolade, but here we are. Clark also said the Steelers should not fire Tomlin, but they should find some way to move apart. Do fans view Mike Tomlin as an all-time great coach? College Football Minute – Where did the local programs rank in their recruiting class after National Signing Day? Penn State is ahead of just 1 FBS team (New Mexico State).

College Football Minute – Where did the local programs rank in their recruiting class after National Signing Day? Penn State is ahead of just 1 FBS team (New Mexico State).

Recorded: June 16th, 2025 | On this episode of Best of the Bus, The Boys sat down with one of the most electric quarterbacks in college football — Diego Pavia. Pavia shared his wild journey from being a standout wrestler in high school to calling his own plays at New Mexico State and leading the Aggies to a historic upset win over Auburn. Diego opened up about being overlooked as a recruit, how he maximized his time at NMSU, and what the transition has been like moving into the SEC at Vanderbilt. He broke down the behind-the-scenes story of the Commodores’ shocking upset over No. 1 Alabama and what that win meant for the program. The conversation also hit on whether he considered entering the transfer portal again, the expectations for his first full SEC season, and just how much Coach Jerry Kill impacted his entire football journey. And of course — Diego doubled down on his belief that Vanderbilt would run Tennessee this year and even said the Commodores could make the College Football Playoff. It was bold, hilarious, and absolutely peak Diego. It’s the kind of interview that makes you root for the dude. Enjoy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A victory over LSU is all that stands between OU and the CFP. We breakdown the game ahead, the CFP, and coaching dominoes.The Realist Deal Locks of the WeekSteve: Duke -1.5, BYU -17.5, New Mexico State -4 Conner: Iowa -5.5, Arizona State +2.5, Alabama -5.5 Lucas: Illinois -6.5, Utah -11.5, Oregon -6.5 Jay: Alabama -5.5, Tennessee -3.5, Oregon -6.5 Listener: Michigan -9.5, Miami (FL) -6.5, Arizona State +2.5Prop Bet of the WeekOver/Under Mateer being responsible (running, passing, or receiving) for 2.5 touchdowns Steve: OverConner: OverLucas: UnderJay: UnderOU Score PredictionsSteve: 27-10Conner: 31-10Lucas: 20-14Jay: 20-13This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Two Homers and a Realist at twohomersandarealist.substack.com/subscribe

New Mexico State head football coach Tony Sanchez discusses the Aggies win at UTEP, coming back from 21-0 down and what's in store for their seniors this week. Another rough night for Mountain West basketball. MNF, just run the football. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Jordan, Commish, Pitt Girl, Big Sky Brigit, a late arriving Beth and our VP of Podcast Production Arthur. We talk about James Franklin to VT, wonder what would 90 year old Lane Kiffin would do, Jordan deals with getting the San Jose State coaching staff fired, SIX POP TARTS???, PRINCE CHEDDWARD BACK, briefly lament the choice for College Gameday but realize we can make a Sickos Gameday instead. We give updates to live MACtion which is now two days old, then try to pick our Sickos Committee Game of the Week! New Mexico State at UTEP in the Battle of I-10, Nevada/Wyoming, Sam Houston/MTSU, Cajuns/Red Wolves, New Mexico/Air Force, Vintage Big Ten West Minnesota/Northwestern at WRIGLEY, CAL & STANFORD, a cluster of ACC Chaos, Wazzu/JMU, Tulane's possibly rainy tough Temple Test, ECU/UTSA, Kansas/Iowa State, UConn/FAU, COCK A DOODLE DUAL PART TROIS, Can Mark Stoops make it 3 in a row????, BIG SKY BANGERS, THE BRAWL OF THE WILD, POTATO STATE TROPHY, THE RIVALRY, THE GAME, so many FCS Auto bid tiebreakers and much, much more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

CUSA Tournament weekend has arrived!On today's episode, what will Head Coach Travis Hudson disclose about the Tops as they seek their 3rd straight CUSA Tournament crown in Miami? How much pressure lies on WKU's shoulders ahead of postseason play?Where must WKU be sharpest in order to beat New Mexico State in the third CUSA postseason head-to-head between the Tops and Aggies after meeting in back-to-back championship matches the previous two tourneys?Find out on today's new release from the Tops Live Volleyball Podcast!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Vols vs New Mexico State recap and review The Rocky Top Report Boo Carter kicked off of Tennessee Football team

“Vols football crushes New Mexico State 42–9

The Southeastern 16 crew predicts what will happen when Tennessee travels to Florida in a game that kicks off at 6:30 Central on ABC. Topics include: Which team will be the more motivated one? Florida has owned the series in Gainesville; how much relevance does that have here? Tennessee's passing offense has been dynamic, but Vols' quarterback Joey Aguilar has also been turnover-prone at times? Florida's offense has been hit-and-miss at times, but quarterback DJ Lagway has proven capable of delivering big plays and Jaden Baugh can run the ball well on a given week. The Gators have forced turnovers and been able to get after the passer at times. Florida has played relatively well in four of its six games since its first bye week. The Vols' defense gave up just nine points to New Mexico State last week and has forced a turnover in nine-straight games. *GAMETIME SIDEKICKS* Use promo code SE16 for 20% off! http://www.gametimesidekicks.com/ YEARLY CO Use promo code SE16KIT for a free sizing kit! https://yearlyco.com/ ROKFORM Use promo code SEC25 for 25% off! The world's strongest magnetic phone case! https://www.rokform.com/ JOIN OUR MEMBERSHIP Join the "It Just Means More" tier for bonus videos and live streams! Join Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv1w_TRbiB0yHCEb7r2IrBg/join FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Twitter: https://twitter.com/16Southeastern ADVERTISE WITH SOUTHEASTERN 16 Reach out to caroline.bellcow@gmail.com to find out how your product or service can be seen by over 200,000 unique viewers each month! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

3HL - 11-17-25 - Hour 2 - What We Learned from the Vols' Win over New Mexico StateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

3HL - 11-17-25 - Hour 2 - What We Learned from the Vols' Win over New Mexico StateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Voice of the Vols Mike Keith joined John Wilkerson and Vince Ferrara to breakdown the Vols' win over New Mexico State, a look ahead to Florida, Vols hoops taking on Rice tonight, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of SportsTalk featured John Wilkerson and Vince Ferrara continuing to talk Vols football after their win over New Mexico State. Plus, a UT football practice report from our own Riley Haltom and comments from Tennessee QB Joey Aguilar and Tennessee RB DeSean Bishop.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 of SportsTalk featured John Wilkerson and Vince Ferrara breaking down the Vols' win over New Mexico State, as well as how UT is prepping for Florida in the Swamp. Plus, comments from Tennessee head football coach Josh Heupel from his post game press conference.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Voice of the Vols Mike Keith joined John Wilkerson and Vince Ferrara to breakdown the Vols' win over New Mexico State, a look ahead to Florida, Vols hoops taking on Rice tonight, 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.

Hour 2 of SportsTalk featured John Wilkerson and Vince Ferrara continuing to talk Vols football after their win over New Mexico State. Plus, a UT football practice report from our own Riley Haltom and comments from Tennessee QB Joey Aguilar and Tennessee RB DeSean Bishop.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 of SportsTalk featured John Wilkerson and Vince Ferrara breaking down the Vols' win over New Mexico State, as well as how UT is prepping for Florida in the Swamp. Plus, comments from Tennessee head football coach Josh Heupel from his post game press conference.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

Voluntary Reaction 11.15.25: Tennessee beats New Mexico State by Fanrun Radio

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Chris Lee and Jay Greeson share their thoughts on Oklahoma's win at Alabama, expectations for the Crimson Tide and Sooners moving forward, the College Football Playoff impact, what stood out in Tennessee's dominant victory against New Mexico State, other SEC football Week 12 storylines, and much more. SEC FOOTBALL SCORES Oklahoma 23, Alabama 21 Tennessee 42, New Mexico State 9 Texas A&M 31, South Carolina 30 LSU 23, Arkansas 22 Kentucky 42, Tennessee Tech 10 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Check out the latest episode of the RTI: Press Pass as hosts Ryan Schumpert, Ryan Sylvia, and Ric Butler are breaking down Tennessee Football's 42-9 win over New Mexico State on Saturday afternoon in Knoxville. The guys talk about their biggest takeaways from the game, the Vols' backup quarterback situation, the next two games against Florida and Vanderbilt, UT's defense, and much more. Download and subscribe TODAY!- - -Stay connected to Rocky Top Insider for ALL of your Tennessee Sports news, content, and coverage:Online: www.RockyTopInsider.comTwitter: @RockyTopInsider Instagram: @RockyTopInsiderTikTok & YouTube: @RockyTopInsider Facebook: Rocky Top InsiderApple Podcasts/Spotify/Amazon: RTI Press PassRTI Writers: @RSchump00, @Ric_Butler, @JackFosterMedia, and @RyanTSylvia on TwitterThe RTI Low-Down (Apple/Spotify/YouTube): Bob Baskerville and Chris LowPancakes & Bacon Podcast (Apple/Spotify/YouTube): VFL Kyler Kerbyson and Reed BaconDownload the WATE6+ Smart TV App!

Welcome to another edition of Big Orange Sunday with Former UT Defensive Coordinator, Doug Mathews! Coach Mathews recaps the Vols win over New Mexico State yesterday and previews the upcoming game at Florida in the Swamp! Follow Coach on X: @DougMathews615See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another edition of Big Orange Sunday with Former UT Defensive Coordinator, Doug Mathews! Coach Mathews recaps the Vols win over New Mexico State yesterday and previews the upcoming game at Florida in the Swamp! Follow Coach on X: @DougMathews615See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Playbook Hr1 11.14.25 - Tennessee/New Mexico State Keys to the Game by Fanrun Radio

This hour featured conversation about the prospects of CJH looking for a new job, Tennessee vs New Mexico State, and more...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joey really wants to go the new Whataburger in Turkey Creek. He has convinced himself they are doing a secret soft opening and has major FOMO. Ho Ho Ho! If the person we call answers the phone with “ho ho ho,’ they get tickets to Dollywood! Hot Tea: Jelly Roll has been having stomach issues since his tour overseas and posted about his new Squatty Potty for his toilet. Post Malone’s dad says that he listened to some really bad music that Post made in his earlier days, but he always supported him. A hotel is under fire because an employee was filmed washing sheets in the hotel’s hot tub. Joey was driving and felt something on the back of his neck... It was an Asian lady beetle! He thinks Nancy would have wrecked her car. We asked if others had ever almost wrecked over something in their car. Several people answered with spiders, snakes, and even a bat! Lucky 7 Nancy’s son Parker had an odd encounter with some of his customers. They were talking about country music and started complaining about Joey and Nancy. Parker had to awkwardly tell them that Nancy is his mom. Big Orange Breakdown for the UT vs New Mexico State game with Brian Rice See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Mexico State head football coach Tony Sanchez spoke with Vince Ferrara about the upcoming UT/NMSU matchup this weekend during our opponent preview.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of SportsTalk featured John Wilkerson and Vince Ferrara talking Vols football, hoops, and more. Plus, Vince spoke with New Mexico State's head football coach Tony Sanchez in an opponent preview.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This hour featured conversation about the Vols approach vs New Mexico State, Vol Hoops big win, and more...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's New Mexico State week for the Tennessee football program, so GoVols247 decided to have a mailbag podcast -- and this one was an occasion. For the first time in, well, a long time, all three of us (Patrick Brown, Ben McKee and Ryan Callahan) came together for an episode, and we wanted to answer questions from our loyal GoVols247 subscribers hitting on all three Tennessee sports: Football -- How do we think Tennessee closes out the regular season? What staff changes should Josh Heupel make and what positions should the Vols prioritize in the transfer portal? What players need to make a leap in 2026? How will this season be remembered if Tennessee wins out? Where will Tennessee's 2026 recruiting class finish in the rankings? Hoops -- What will Rick Barnes do with the starting five? Baseball -- How will Josh Elander's first season in charge of the Vols look like and what will the pitching rotation be? We got some holiday questions as well and shared our favorite things and our rules for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Enjoy! 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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Check out an all-new episode of the RTI: Press Pass as hosts Ryan Schumpert, Ric Butler, and Ryan Sylvia are back from the bye week and talking about Tennessee Football once again. The guys share their thoughts on the final three-game stretch for Tennessee, the different outcomes that could come up, and a quick look at the New Mexico State game on Saturday. The show then closes with some quick thoughts on the Tennessee men's and women's basketball teams before wrapping things up for the day. Download and subscribe TODAY!- - -0:00 Intro 10:12 Tennessee Football's Final Three Games/New Mexico State 30:44 Vol Football & Hoops With Identical Spreads... Who covers? 33:00 Men's Basketball Thoughts 36:25 Women's Basketball Thoughts 40:15 Close  - - -Stay connected to Rocky Top Insider for ALL of your Tennessee Sports news, content, and coverage: Online: www.RockyTopInsider.com Twitter: @RockyTopInsider Instagram: @RockyTopInsider TikTok & YouTube: @RockyTopInsider Facebook: Rocky Top Insider Apple Podcasts/Spotify/Amazon: RTI Press Pass RTI Writers: @RSchump00, @Ric_Butler, @JackFosterMedia, and @RyanTSylvia on Twitter The RTI Low-Down (Apple/Spotify/YouTube): Bob Baskerville and Chris Low Pancakes & Bacon Podcast (Apple/Spotify/YouTube): VFL Kyler Kerbyson and Reed Bacon Download the WATE6+ Smart TV App! - - - #tennessee #vols #tennesseefootball #tennesseebasketball #sec #tennesseevols 

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The Vols hit the reset button during the bye week and now gear up for New Mexico State this Saturday. Meanwhile, Rick Barnes' squad is already cooking—Nate Ament, Ja'Kobi Gillespie, and J.P. Estrella are putting on a show as Tennessee basketball starts 2–0.

Where does WKU stand after besting New Mexico State last Saturday during homecoming? What has Head Coach Tyson Helton's attention during WKU's idle week? Where must WKU remain consistent to avoid a slip in focus with extra time to scout Middle Tennessee? How has Rodney Tisdale Jr. impressed Helton in his last 2 performances for the injured Maverick McIvor?Find out on today's episode of the Tops Live Football podcast on the Hilltopper Nation Podcast Network from Learfield.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Send us a textReady for an honest look at the smartest path from high school baseball to D1 and beyond? We sit down with Coach Austin Nelson of Cochise College to unpack why junior college baseball often beats jumping straight into a crowded Division I roster. With the transfer portal stacking lineups with 22 to 24-year-olds, an 18-year-old freshman can get buried. JUCO flips that script: you face peers your age, see the field early, and stack real-game reps that drive development and recruiting momentum.We dive into the biggest myths about JUCO and break down why Arizona's conference is among the most competitive in the country. Coach Nelson shares concrete success stories, from players moving to Kansas, Mizzou, New Mexico State, Dallas Baptist, and Arizona to arms getting drafted or signing pro deals. The conversation drills into what actually moves a player up: mental makeup, short memory after failure, and a structured environment that rewards consistent work.You'll also get a clear look at costs, housing, meal plans, and why JUCO can deliver a full year for a fraction of many four-year programs. For pitchers, the details matter: daily throwing, targeted arm care, prehab and rehab, and conditioning that builds durable velocity gains without overuse. Parents will appreciate the practical guidance on what to ask before committing—playing time reality, communication with coaches, development plans, and financial fit. We even get into hot-seat takes on the transfer portal, a candid play-bench-trade segment, postseason picks, and a memorable story from the JUCO World Series.If you want playing time now, measurable development, and a proven route to the next level, this conversation shows how JUCO can be the most direct path forward. Enjoy the insights, share it with a teammate or parent who needs it, and follow the show—then leave a quick review to help more baseball families find us.Support the show Follow: Twitter | Instagram @Athlete1Podcast Website - https://www.athlete1.net Sponsor: The Netting Professionals https://www.nettingpros.com

Eight midweek games, eight edges to attack. I'm diving into the Week 9 G5 slate—CUSA, Sun Belt, and AAC—where the lines move fast and the value hides in finishing-drives, havoc, and recent-form splits.We hit Kennesaw State–FIU, WKU–Louisiana Tech, Middle Tennessee–Delaware, Missouri State–New Mexico State, South Alabama–Georgia State, North Texas–Charlotte, Cal–Virginia Tech, and Boise State–Nevada. I compare my stats-projected spreads, power ratings, and last-4-weeks numbers against the market, plus schedule spots (short weeks, body-clock travel) and strength-of-schedule gaps. Expect talk on red-zone efficiency, points per scoring opportunity, havoc rate, pass/rush success, and pace—the stuff that actually swings covers.If you want the full stat sheets and my comparison tool each week, join the crew: BuyMeACoffee.com/WinningCures (BettingCFB.com).If this helped you beat the number, hit subscribe, like, and drop your picks in the comments—let's see where you're leaning on these midweek matchups.Keywords: Week 9 college football picks, CUSA picks, Sun Belt picks, AAC picks, Kennesaw State vs FIU, Western Kentucky vs Louisiana Tech, Middle Tennessee vs Delaware, Missouri State vs New Mexico State, North Texas vs Charlotte, Cal vs Virginia Tech, Boise State vs Nevada.0:47 Kennesaw State vs FIU5:41 Western Kentucky vs Louisiana Tech10:56 Middle Tennessee vs Delaware15:42 Missouri State vs New Mexico State19:49 South Alabama vs Georgia State25:48 North Texas vs Charlotte31:27 Cal vs Virginia Tech36:42 Boise State vs Nevada

In the Week 6 Sunday Hurry-Up presented by Dad Water, Richard and Alex break down a college football weekend that turned out to have a bit of everything: * UCLA 42, Penn State 37* Washington 24, Maryland 20* Michigan 24, Wisconsin 10* Nebraska 38, Michigan State 27* Illinois 43, Purdue 27* Ohio State 42, Minnesota 3* Alabama 30, Vanderbilt 14* Florida 29, Texas 21* Georgia 35, Kentucky 14* Texas A&M 31, Mississippi State 9* Miami 28, Florida State 22* Clemson 38, North Carolina 10* Virginia 30, Louisville 27* Pitt 48, Boston College 7* Duke 45, California 21* Cincinnati 38, Iowa State 30* BYU 38, West Virginia 24* Texas Tech 35, Houston 11 * TCU 35, Colorado 21* Baylor 35, Kansas State 34* Arizona 41, Oklahoma State 13* Navy 34, Air Force 31* Army 31, UAB 13* USF 54, Charlotte 26* Temple 27, UTSA 21* Notre Dame 28, Boise State 7* San Diego State 45, Colorado State 24* UNLV 31, Wyoming 17* Arkansas State 31, Texas State 30* Old Dominion 47, Coastal Carolina 7* App State 27, Oregon State 23* WKU 27, Delaware 24* New Mexico State 37, Sam Houston 10* Buffalo 31, Eastern Michigan 30 * Akron 28, Central Michigan 22* Western Carolina 23, Wofford 21Producer: Anthony Vito. Want much more? Become a paid subscriberWe're planning our usual two-subscriber-show load for you this week.Thanks to our partners and subscribers* 20% off Dad Water: https://drinkdadwater.com/discount/SZD* Visit Homefield at https://www.homefieldapparel.com/* Enter to win airfare and lodging for a trip to New York City on conference championship weekend at https://www.nokiantyres.com/SZD This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.splitzoneduo.com/subscribe