Podcast appearances and mentions of Tony Barnhart

Coach is joined by Tony Barnhart for a deep dive into the evolving landscape of college football, specifically focusing on the transformative role of artificial intelligence in game preparation. The duo discusses how AI could revolutionize the analysis of transfer portal data and the breakdown of opponent film, potentially condensing hours of manual labor by graduate assistants into mere minutes of automated processing. They also explore current legal challenges facing the NCAA, specifically regarding player eligibility and the impact of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) on the sport’s traditional structure. The conversation shifts to historical reflections and conference dynamics, featuring a look back at the career of Archie Manning and his record-breaking performances in the late 1960s. Barnhart shares insights from his upcoming book on the SEC, highlighting the leadership of influential figures like former commissioner Roy Kramer and athletic director Vince Dooley. The segment concludes with a look at modern conference realignment, including North Dakota State’s move to the Mountain West and ongoing debates about the potential expansion of the College Football Playoff to a 24-team format, which could signal the end of traditional conference championship games.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The coach is joined by reporters Tony Barnhart and Dennis Dodd to analyze a major 24-team playoff proposal from Big Ten Commissioner Tony Pettiti. Described as a "24-team compromise," the plan suggests expanding to 16 teams by 2026 or 2027, eventually reaching 24 teams shortly thereafter. The proposal is designed to address many of the SEC’s long-standing concerns, such as the elimination of automatic qualifiers and the potential removal of conference championship games, which the memo refers to as "artificial". The reporters highlight that under this format, the top 23 ranked teams plus one Group of Five representative would make the field, significantly increasing access for all conferences while potentially generating enough revenue to offset the loss of traditional title games. The discussion also explores the logistical advantages and broader implications of the 24-team model. A key feature of the proposal is that the top eight seeds would receive a bye and be guaranteed a home game, with the first two rounds played on campus sites. This addresses the medical concern of student-athletes playing too many games, as the maximum number of games a team would play remains 17, the same as the current 12-team model. Beyond the playoff, the group touches on "workarounds" in the NIL landscape, such as Texas Tech’s strategy of leveraging apparel deals and media partners to funnel money to athletes. They conclude by noting North Dakota State's move to the FBS and the ongoing struggle for the NCAA to secure a legislative "fix" from Congress for issues like athlete employment status.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by Tony Barnhart for a deep dive into the evolving landscape of college football, specifically focusing on the transformative role of artificial intelligence in game preparation. The duo discusses how AI could revolutionize the analysis of transfer portal data and the breakdown of opponent film, potentially condensing hours of manual labor by graduate assistants into mere minutes of automated processing. They also explore current legal challenges facing the NCAA, specifically regarding player eligibility and the impact of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) on the sport’s traditional structure. The conversation shifts to historical reflections and conference dynamics, featuring a look back at the career of Archie Manning and his record-breaking performances in the late 1960s. Barnhart shares insights from his upcoming book on the SEC, highlighting the leadership of influential figures like former commissioner Roy Kramer and athletic director Vince Dooley. The segment concludes with a look at modern conference realignment, including North Dakota State’s move to the Mountain West and ongoing debates about the potential expansion of the College Football Playoff to a 24-team format, which could signal the end of traditional conference championship games.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The coach is joined by reporters Tony Barnhart and Dennis Dodd to analyze a major 24-team playoff proposal from Big Ten Commissioner Tony Pettiti. Described as a "24-team compromise," the plan suggests expanding to 16 teams by 2026 or 2027, eventually reaching 24 teams shortly thereafter. The proposal is designed to address many of the SEC’s long-standing concerns, such as the elimination of automatic qualifiers and the potential removal of conference championship games, which the memo refers to as "artificial". The reporters highlight that under this format, the top 23 ranked teams plus one Group of Five representative would make the field, significantly increasing access for all conferences while potentially generating enough revenue to offset the loss of traditional title games. The discussion also explores the logistical advantages and broader implications of the 24-team model. A key feature of the proposal is that the top eight seeds would receive a bye and be guaranteed a home game, with the first two rounds played on campus sites. This addresses the medical concern of student-athletes playing too many games, as the maximum number of games a team would play remains 17, the same as the current 12-team model. Beyond the playoff, the group touches on "workarounds" in the NIL landscape, such as Texas Tech’s strategy of leveraging apparel deals and media partners to funnel money to athletes. They conclude by noting North Dakota State's move to the FBS and the ongoing struggle for the NCAA to secure a legislative "fix" from Congress for issues like athlete employment status.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach Doug Matthews talks to Tony Barnhart about the shifting landscape of college football, specifically focusing on the leadership of SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey and the systemic chaos caused by NIL and the transfer portal. The discussion highlights a growing need for structure and collective bargaining as the sport grapples with legal challenges and a lack of central authority, even as the SEC sees record-breaking financial success with annual revenue distributions exceeding $1 billion. The segment also evaluates the impact of the expanded 12-team playoff on traditional bowl games, the rising importance of specialized "analyst" roles for experienced coaches, and the 2026 outlook for key SEC programs like Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony Barnhart, Dennis Dodd discuss the evolving landscape of college athletics, focusing on the shifting power dynamics within the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and the Big Ten. The conversation touches upon the financial disparities among schools, the influence of wealthy donors like Larry Ellison and Cody Campbell, and the ongoing transition toward a potential "super league" or new organizational structure by 2031. They also examine the legal complexities of athlete eligibility, specifically the case of Alabama basketball player Charles Bediako, whose antitrust lawsuit challenges NCAA amateurism rules following his professional stint in the NBA G League. Overall, the participants reflect on how the "off-field" business of college sports has become a chaotic but necessary reordering of the traditional system.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony Barnhart, Dennis Dodd discuss the evolving landscape of college athletics, focusing on the shifting power dynamics within the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and the Big Ten. The conversation touches upon the financial disparities among schools, the influence of wealthy donors like Larry Ellison and Cody Campbell, and the ongoing transition toward a potential "super league" or new organizational structure by 2031. They also examine the legal complexities of athlete eligibility, specifically the case of Alabama basketball player Charles Bediako, whose antitrust lawsuit challenges NCAA amateurism rules following his professional stint in the NBA G League. Overall, the participants reflect on how the "off-field" business of college sports has become a chaotic but necessary reordering of the traditional system.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach Doug Matthews talks to Tony Barnhart about the shifting landscape of college football, specifically focusing on the leadership of SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey and the systemic chaos caused by NIL and the transfer portal. The discussion highlights a growing need for structure and collective bargaining as the sport grapples with legal challenges and a lack of central authority, even as the SEC sees record-breaking financial success with annual revenue distributions exceeding $1 billion. The segment also evaluates the impact of the expanded 12-team playoff on traditional bowl games, the rising importance of specialized "analyst" roles for experienced coaches, and the 2026 outlook for key SEC programs like Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Forklift Systems Football Saturday, host Doug Matthews is joined by Tony Barnhart, Dennis Dodd, and Charles Davis discussing the latest in college football. They dive into the importance of the month of February, where coaches have a short period to acclimate new players into their systems. They also discuss the tampering rules, with Dabo Sweeney's recent comments sparking a national conversation. Additionally, they touch on the topic of collective bargaining and the potential for college athletes to become employees of the university. With expert insights and lively discussion, this episode is a must-listen for football fans and those interested in the latest developments in college athletics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by "Mr. College Football," Tony Barnhart, to break down the latest seismic shifts in the college football landscape. The conversation dives deep into the fallout from the Kirby Smart and Georgia situation, analyzing the implications for the Bulldogs' future and the broader SEC power structure. Barnhart provides his expert perspective on the evolving NIL era, the challenges of roster retention, and what to expect as teams transition into the 2026 season. Whether discussing coaching carousels or championship contenders, this segment offers a masterclass in the current state of the game from one of its most respected voices.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another edition of FSFS with Coach Doug Mathews! Coach, alongside guests Tony Barnhart, Dennis Dodd, and Charles Davis recaps the National Championship between Indiana & Miami, talks Transfer Portal and College Football Playoff updates, and recaps the 2025 season!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by Mr. College Football, Tony Barnhart, to recap the National Championship game between Indiana & Miami, talk transfer portal windows + coaching changes, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by Mr. College Football, Tony Barnhart, to recap the National Championship game between Indiana & Miami, talk transfer portal windows + coaching changes, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another edition of FSFS with Coach Doug Mathews! Coach, alongside guests Tony Barnhart, Dennis Dodd, and Charles Davis recaps the National Championship between Indiana & Miami, talks Transfer Portal and College Football Playoff updates, and recaps the 2025 season!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach talks to Tony Barnhart to discuss the logistical details of the upcoming National Championship game at Hard Rock Stadium and reflect on the historical significance of the Orange Bowl, including the host's personal playing experience there in 1969. The discussion transitions into a tactical preview of the Indiana vs. Miami matchup, noting that both teams are heavily influenced by the Nick Saban coaching tree and prioritize fundamental, low-mistake football. The analysts compare the statistical similarities between the two programs, highlighting their national leadership in sacks, time of possession, and low penalty counts. They specifically analyze the quarterback duel between Carson Beck and Mendoza, noting the high efficiency of Indiana's offense in recent playoff games. The segment concludes with a broader look at the changing landscape of college athletics, discussing the record-breaking transfer portal numbers, the rise of early enrollees, and the legal challenges surrounding NIL and student-athlete eligibility.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Forklift Systems Football Saturday, host Doug Matthews and guest Tony Barnhart dive deep into the upcoming national championship game between Miami and Indiana. They discuss the significance of the game, the teams' coaching backgrounds, and the strategies that could determine the outcome. The conversation highlights the impressive statistics of both teams, including their defensive prowess and time of possession, setting the stage for an exciting matchup. Additionally, they touch on the impact of the transfer portal on college football, the importance of minimizing mistakes, and the evolving landscape of player eligibility and recruitment in the sport. In this episode, the conversation delves into the recent developments in college football, particularly focusing on the implications of the AFCA convention and the NCAA's decision-making processes. The speakers discuss the challenges faced by head coaches in influencing rules and regulations, emphasizing the disconnect between recommendations made at conventions and their actual implementation by the NCAA. They also reflect on the historical context of college football, particularly the 'five for five' model and its relevance in today's game, as well as the shifting dynamics within conferences like the ACC and Big Ten. The discussion transitions to the performance of teams like Miami and Indiana, highlighting their respective journeys and the impact of coaching on their success. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Forklift Systems Football Saturday, host Doug Matthews and guest Tony Barnhart dive deep into the upcoming national championship game between Miami and Indiana. They discuss the significance of the game, the teams' coaching backgrounds, and the strategies that could determine the outcome. The conversation highlights the impressive statistics of both teams, including their defensive prowess and time of possession, setting the stage for an exciting matchup. Additionally, they touch on the impact of the transfer portal on college football, the importance of minimizing mistakes, and the evolving landscape of player eligibility and recruitment in the sport. In this episode, the conversation delves into the recent developments in college football, particularly focusing on the implications of the AFCA convention and the NCAA's decision-making processes. The speakers discuss the challenges faced by head coaches in influencing rules and regulations, emphasizing the disconnect between recommendations made at conventions and their actual implementation by the NCAA. They also reflect on the historical context of college football, particularly the 'five for five' model and its relevance in today's game, as well as the shifting dynamics within conferences like the ACC and Big Ten. The discussion transitions to the performance of teams like Miami and Indiana, highlighting their respective journeys and the impact of coaching on their success. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach talks to Tony Barnhart to discuss the logistical details of the upcoming National Championship game at Hard Rock Stadium and reflect on the historical significance of the Orange Bowl, including the host's personal playing experience there in 1969. The discussion transitions into a tactical preview of the Indiana vs. Miami matchup, noting that both teams are heavily influenced by the Nick Saban coaching tree and prioritize fundamental, low-mistake football. The analysts compare the statistical similarities between the two programs, highlighting their national leadership in sacks, time of possession, and low penalty counts. They specifically analyze the quarterback duel between Carson Beck and Mendoza, noting the high efficiency of Indiana's offense in recent playoff games. The segment concludes with a broader look at the changing landscape of college athletics, discussing the record-breaking transfer portal numbers, the rise of early enrollees, and the legal challenges surrounding NIL and student-athlete eligibility.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony Barnhart and Tom Ritter, analyze recent games in the 2025 college football playoff. They discuss the Miami versus Ole Miss game, focusing on Miami’s physical performance and Carson Beck's winning touchdown. The analysts also reflect on the Indiana versus Oregon game, noting Indiana’s dominance and efficient coaching under Curt Cignetti. They emphasize the importance of field position and minimize mistakes for success in high-stakes games. The discussion extends to officiating in the Miami versus Ole Miss game, specifically a potential pass interference call on the final play. Tom Ritter provides an official’s perspective, explaining that late-game calls are often viewed through a different lens to allow players to decide the outcome. While the group acknowledges that the play technically involved interference, they discuss the complexity of making such a call in real-time. The analysts conclude by anticipating the upcoming national championship between Indiana and Miami.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another edition of Forklift Systems Football Saturday with Coach Doug Mathews! In this episode, Coach Mathews is joined by guests Tony Barnhart, Tom Ritter, Jimmy Himes, and Dennis Dodd to discuss the thrilling college football playoffs. They delve into the Miami Hurricanes' return to prominence under Coach Mario Cristobal, highlighting their victory over Ole Miss and the upcoming championship game against Indiana. The conversation also covers Indiana's remarkable season, led by Coach Kurt Signetti, and their potential to make history with an undefeated record. The guests provide insights into the strategic plays, standout players like Carson Beck and Fernando Mendoza, and the broader implications for college football. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony Barnhart and Tom Ritter, analyze recent games in the 2025 college football playoff. They discuss the Miami versus Ole Miss game, focusing on Miami’s physical performance and Carson Beck's winning touchdown. The analysts also reflect on the Indiana versus Oregon game, noting Indiana’s dominance and efficient coaching under Curt Cignetti. They emphasize the importance of field position and minimize mistakes for success in high-stakes games. The discussion extends to officiating in the Miami versus Ole Miss game, specifically a potential pass interference call on the final play. Tom Ritter provides an official’s perspective, explaining that late-game calls are often viewed through a different lens to allow players to decide the outcome. While the group acknowledges that the play technically involved interference, they discuss the complexity of making such a call in real-time. The analysts conclude by anticipating the upcoming national championship between Indiana and Miami.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another edition of Forklift Systems Football Saturday with Coach Doug Mathews! In this episode, Coach Mathews is joined by guests Tony Barnhart, Tom Ritter, Jimmy Himes, and Dennis Dodd to discuss the thrilling college football playoffs. They delve into the Miami Hurricanes' return to prominence under Coach Mario Cristobal, highlighting their victory over Ole Miss and the upcoming championship game against Indiana. The conversation also covers Indiana's remarkable season, led by Coach Kurt Signetti, and their potential to make history with an undefeated record. The guests provide insights into the strategic plays, standout players like Carson Beck and Fernando Mendoza, and the broader implications for college football. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by Charles Davis and Tony Barnhart to wrap up the show with a look at the semifinal matchups and the changing landscape of college football. The trio dives into the two upcoming semifinals—Indiana vs. Oregon and Ole Miss vs. Miami—with Charles Davis highlighting that Indiana controlled their game against Alabama and Ole Miss could easily win it all despite nearly being left out of the playoff. The conversation then shifts to Tennessee, where Coach gives his honest take on Josh Heupel’s massive coaching staff overhaul. Heupel fired both coordinators and several assistants after a season marred by fundamental defensive failures, with Coach bluntly stating the Vols were a "terrible tackling team" in 2025. Tony and Charles both credit the transfer portal and NIL for leveling the playing field, citing Indiana’s rise and Texas Tech’s success as proof that "if you have the right head coach and funding," any program can compete for a national title.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by Tony Barnhart to recap the College Football Playoff quarterfinals and preview the upcoming semifinal matchups. They discuss the remarkably clean play across the games, highlighting that teams making the fewest mistakes—like Miami, who had zero penalties and zero turnovers against Ohio State—came out on top. The pair breaks down Ole Miss's resilience against Georgia, Oregon's defensive dominance over Texas Tech, and Indiana's shocking 38-3 blowout of Alabama, noting that the Hoosiers ran 50 rushing plays while Alabama called fewer than 10. Finally, they look ahead to the semifinals, pointing out the unique connection that all four remaining head coaches share: they were all influenced by Nick Saban.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy New Year Join host Doug Matthews on "Forklift Systems Football Saturday" as he dives into the thrilling world of college football playoffs. This episode features insightful discussions with esteemed guests Tony Barnhart, Charles Davis, Jimmy Hyams, and Dennis Dodd They explore the standout performances of teams like Indiana, Miami, Oregon, and Ole Miss, and delve into the strategic brilliance of coaches such as Mario Cristobal and Carson Beck. The conversation also highlights the significant influence of Nick Saban on the coaching landscape and the impact of the transfer portal and NIL deals. Tune in for expert analysis, personal anecdotes, and exciting predictions for the upcoming games. Don't miss this comprehensive overview of the current college football scene!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy New Year Join host Doug Matthews on "Forklift Systems Football Saturday" as he dives into the thrilling world of college football playoffs. This episode features insightful discussions with esteemed guests Tony Barnhart, Charles Davis, Jimmy Hyams, and Dennis Dodd They explore the standout performances of teams like Indiana, Miami, Oregon, and Ole Miss, and delve into the strategic brilliance of coaches such as Mario Cristobal and Carson Beck. The conversation also highlights the significant influence of Nick Saban on the coaching landscape and the impact of the transfer portal and NIL deals. Tune in for expert analysis, personal anecdotes, and exciting predictions for the upcoming games. Don't miss this comprehensive overview of the current college football scene!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by Tony Barnhart to recap the College Football Playoff quarterfinals and preview the upcoming semifinal matchups. They discuss the remarkably clean play across the games, highlighting that teams making the fewest mistakes—like Miami, who had zero penalties and zero turnovers against Ohio State—came out on top. The pair breaks down Ole Miss's resilience against Georgia, Oregon's defensive dominance over Texas Tech, and Indiana's shocking 38-3 blowout of Alabama, noting that the Hoosiers ran 50 rushing plays while Alabama called fewer than 10. Finally, they look ahead to the semifinals, pointing out the unique connection that all four remaining head coaches share: they were all influenced by Nick Saban.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by Charles Davis and Tony Barnhart to wrap up the show with a look at the semifinal matchups and the changing landscape of college football. The trio dives into the two upcoming semifinals—Indiana vs. Oregon and Ole Miss vs. Miami—with Charles Davis highlighting that Indiana controlled their game against Alabama and Ole Miss could easily win it all despite nearly being left out of the playoff. The conversation then shifts to Tennessee, where Coach gives his honest take on Josh Heupel’s massive coaching staff overhaul. Heupel fired both coordinators and several assistants after a season marred by fundamental defensive failures, with Coach bluntly stating the Vols were a "terrible tackling team" in 2025. Tony and Charles both credit the transfer portal and NIL for leveling the playing field, citing Indiana’s rise and Texas Tech’s success as proof that "if you have the right head coach and funding," any program can compete for a national title.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Charles Davis and Tony Barnhart join Coach to reflect on the seismic shifts in college football over the past two decades. The discussion covers the evolution from the traditional bowl and poll system to the current expanded playoff format, as well as the industry-changing 1984 Supreme Court ruling that deregulated television rights. The participants analyze how the transfer portal and Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) have created a new era of player mobility and parity, allowing schools like Vanderbilt and Indiana to compete more aggressively for talent. Finally, they examine the sport's massive financial growth and conference expansion, noting how the pursuit of national television markets has transformed regional rivalries and led to coaching and player compensation that was once considered "unheard of".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Charles Davis and Tony Barnhart join Coach to reflect on the seismic shifts in college football over the past two decades. The discussion covers the evolution from the traditional bowl and poll system to the current expanded playoff format, as well as the industry-changing 1984 Supreme Court ruling that deregulated television rights. The participants analyze how the transfer portal and Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) have created a new era of player mobility and parity, allowing schools like Vanderbilt and Indiana to compete more aggressively for talent. Finally, they examine the sport's massive financial growth and conference expansion, noting how the pursuit of national television markets has transformed regional rivalries and led to coaching and player compensation that was once considered "unheard of".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmy, Tony, and Doug break down Alabama’s historic comeback victory over Oklahoma, analyzing the critical special teams blunders and momentum shifts that secured the win for the Crimson Tide. The crew discusses the "tenacity" of elite programs like Alabama and Georgia, the pressure on Coach Kalen DeBoer, and the looming impact of an expanded nine-game SEC schedule on team records. The conversation also explores the future of conference championship games in the face of a 16-team playoff before closing with a deep dive into Tennessee’s quarterback dilemma, the Joey Aguilar lawsuit, and the high-stakes urgency of the upcoming transfer portal deadline.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by sports analysts Charles Davis and Tony Barnhart for an engaging discussion on the landscape of college football as they prepare for a highly anticipated bowl game between Texas A&M and Miami in Houston. The group shares colorful anecdotes, including a humorous encounter with former Miami coach Jim Larrañaga, and dives into the potential performance of key players like quarterbacks Carson Beck and Marcel Reed. The conversation then transitions to a broader exploration of the College Football Playoff dynamics, touching upon the role of "Cinderella" teams like James Madison and Tulane, and the influence of iconic figures like Nick Saban on the sport's traditions. Finally, the segment welcomes Rebecca Paul, CEO of the Tennessee Educational Lottery, who highlights impactful initiatives such as the Foster Child Tuition Grant and the Step Up Scholarship, illustrating how lottery proceeds continue to support educational opportunities for students across Tennessee.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmy, Tony, and Doug break down Alabama’s historic comeback victory over Oklahoma, analyzing the critical special teams blunders and momentum shifts that secured the win for the Crimson Tide. The crew discusses the "tenacity" of elite programs like Alabama and Georgia, the pressure on Coach Kalen DeBoer, and the looming impact of an expanded nine-game SEC schedule on team records. The conversation also explores the future of conference championship games in the face of a 16-team playoff before closing with a deep dive into Tennessee’s quarterback dilemma, the Joey Aguilar lawsuit, and the high-stakes urgency of the upcoming transfer portal deadline.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by sports analysts Charles Davis and Tony Barnhart for an engaging discussion on the landscape of college football as they prepare for a highly anticipated bowl game between Texas A&M and Miami in Houston. The group shares colorful anecdotes, including a humorous encounter with former Miami coach Jim Larrañaga, and dives into the potential performance of key players like quarterbacks Carson Beck and Marcel Reed. The conversation then transitions to a broader exploration of the College Football Playoff dynamics, touching upon the role of "Cinderella" teams like James Madison and Tulane, and the influence of iconic figures like Nick Saban on the sport's traditions. Finally, the segment welcomes Rebecca Paul, CEO of the Tennessee Educational Lottery, who highlights impactful initiatives such as the Foster Child Tuition Grant and the Step Up Scholarship, illustrating how lottery proceeds continue to support educational opportunities for students across Tennessee.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Blaudschun and Tony Barnhart stop by to debate the College Football Playoff field. Was Alabama's inclusion justified? Is Notre Dame trying to force its way out of the ACC? We break down the playoff snubs, the Fighting Irish's leverage, and why a 16-team bracket is coming sooner than you think.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Blaudschun and Tony Barnhart stop by to debate the College Football Playoff field. Was Alabama's inclusion justified? Is Notre Dame trying to force its way out of the ACC? We break down the playoff snubs, the Fighting Irish's leverage, and why a 16-team bracket is coming sooner than you think.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is Joined along with guests Tony Barnhart and Dennis Dodd, honoring the legacy of former SEC Commissioner Roy Kramer, who recently passed away. They describe Kramer as a true "visionary" who fundamentally changed college football by creating the SEC Championship game in 1992 and playing a vital behind-the-scenes role in forming the BCS. The discussion moves to Championship Week, noting Friday night victories for Tulane and James Madison, even as head coaches leave winning Group of Five programs for Power Five jobs. They preview the SEC title game, highlighting the continued dominance of Alabama and Georgia, and anticipate the upcoming announcement of the 12-team playoff field.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to another edition of Forklift Systems Football Saturday with your host, Coach Doug Mathews. Today, Coach begins by reflecting on the profound influence of college football visionary Roy Kramer. As we approach the excitement of Championship weekend, the discussion shifts to the seismic changes in athletics—from recent coaching hires and transfer portal dynamics to the challenges teams face preparing for the playoffs. They also highlight the continued significance of the SEC in this new era. Joining the conversation to talk all things college football are Tony Barnhart, Charles Davis, Dennis Dodd, Jimmy Hyams, and Mark Blaudschun.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is Joined along with guests Tony Barnhart and Dennis Dodd, honoring the legacy of former SEC Commissioner Roy Kramer, who recently passed away. They describe Kramer as a true "visionary" who fundamentally changed college football by creating the SEC Championship game in 1992 and playing a vital behind-the-scenes role in forming the BCS. The discussion moves to Championship Week, noting Friday night victories for Tulane and James Madison, even as head coaches leave winning Group of Five programs for Power Five jobs. They preview the SEC title game, highlighting the continued dominance of Alabama and Georgia, and anticipate the upcoming announcement of the 12-team playoff field.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to another edition of Forklift Systems Football Saturday with your host, Coach Doug Mathews. Today, Coach begins by reflecting on the profound influence of college football visionary Roy Kramer. As we approach the excitement of Championship weekend, the discussion shifts to the seismic changes in athletics—from recent coaching hires and transfer portal dynamics to the challenges teams face preparing for the playoffs. They also highlight the continued significance of the SEC in this new era. Joining the conversation to talk all things college football are Tony Barnhart, Charles Davis, Dennis Dodd, Jimmy Hyams, and Mark Blaudschun.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by Tony Barnhart to talk all things College Football for rivalry weekend as well as the SEC championship scenarios and Georgia's win over Georgia Tech!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another edition of FSFS with Coach Doug Mathews! We head into rivalry weekend of CFB as the playoff race ramps up and preview everything for this Saturday slate of games! Coach is joined by Tony Barnhart, Charles Davis, Dennis Dodd, Jimmy Hyams, and Mark Blaudschun to talk all things college football!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by Tony Barnhart to talk all things College Football for rivalry weekend as well as the SEC championship scenarios and Georgia's win over Georgia Tech!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another edition of FSFS with Coach Doug Mathews! We head into rivalry weekend of CFB as the playoff race ramps up and preview everything for this Saturday slate of games! Coach is joined by Tony Barnhart, Charles Davis, Dennis Dodd, Jimmy Hyams, and Mark Blaudschun to talk all things college football!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach is joined by Former SEC Referee Tom Ritter And Tony Barnhart to talk about the top storylines as they are related to officiating in the college football game, heading into Week 13!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another edition of Forklift Systems Football Saturday with Coach Doug Mathews! Coach recaps college football's Week 12 and previews exciting Week 13 storylines alongside guests Tom Ritter, Tony Barnhart , Charles Davis, Mark Blaudschun and Jimmy Hyams.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another edition of Forklift Systems Football Saturday with Coach Doug Mathews! Coach recaps college football's Week 12 and previews exciting Week 13 storylines alongside guests Tom Ritter, Tony Barnhart , Charles Davis, Mark Blaudschun and Jimmy Hyams.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lane Kiffin is the hottest name in what is already one of the wildest coaching carousels in college football history. But Tony ‘Mr. College Football' Barnhart wouldn't be surprised to see Kiffin stick around at Ole Miss. Kiffin, the fastest Ole Miss coach to 50 wins in history, is a leading candidate for openings at both Florida and LSU. Sources indicate Florida is far and away the biggest threat of the two. Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz is the betting favorite for the Florida job, according to Bet Online. Tulane's Jon Sumrall is the betting favorite for LSU.However, Barnhart told Ole Miss Spirit contributor Brad Logan that Kiffin's decision may be tougher than most realize given the unique situation he's built in Oxford.No. 7 Ole Miss (7-1, 4-1 SEC) hosts South Carolina (3-5, 1-5) Saturday at 6 p.m. CT on ESPN. Kiffin isn't the only coach in the game dealing with silly-season rumors.Logan is also joined by Grayson Weir of BroBile to talk all things Ole Miss and SEC football.Our Sponsors:* Check out Underdog Fantasy and use my code CHAMPIONS for a great deal: https://underdogfantasy.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Gator Nation are you ready for a LIVE Wednesday edition of PodUp with Matthews in the Morning?! Stay Tuned for a full show hosted by Shane Matthews! Chris Harry from FloridaGators.com is with us today for the first half! Second half of the show we'll be joined by Mr. CFB - Tony Barnhart!