Weekend Huddle

Full Show: Titans schedule released, Cam Ward vs Jalen Hurts, Kiffin's return to Oxford more hostile than Knoxville?

In hour 1, we discuss the Tennessee Titans' official schedule being released, including the most intriguing matchups and if they can compete in the AFC South. At the bottom of the hour, there is also Nute's Notes, as always, with today's topic being wearing the wrong sport's jersey to a game.  In hour 2, we discuss Nick Frazier's Cam Ward>Jalen Hurts debate that began on Friday and continued today. We also dive into comparing Oxford this year to Knoxville in 2021 when Lane Kiffin and LSU return to Ole Miss in September. And finally, we play "Where Are They Now" as always.

Hour 2: Cam Ward vs Jalen Hurts Debate

In hour 2, we discuss Nick Frazier's Cam Ward>Jalen Hurts debate that began on Friday and continued today. We also dive into comparing Oxford this year to Knoxville in 2021 when Lane Kiffin and LSU return to Ole Miss in September. And finally, we play "Where Are They Now" as always.

Hour 1: Titans schedule officially released, can Titans compete in AFC South, Nute's Notes

In hour 1, we discuss the Tennessee Titans' official schedule being released, including the most intriguing matchups and if they can compete in the AFC South. At the bottom of the hour, there is also Nute's Notes, as always, with today's topic being wearing the wrong sport's jersey to a game.

Carnell Tate's Fully-Guaranteed Rookie Contract and Honoring Moms for Mother's Day | Full Show

Nick Frazier and special guest host Brandon Bigsby discuss the ground-rule double controversy from last night's Vanderbilt vs Missouri baseball game, react to Carnell Tate's fully-guaranteed rookie deal, honor moms for Mother's Day, and discuss the NCAA expanding March Madness for both men and women to seventy-six teams.

Honoring Moms for Mother's Day and March Madness Expansion | Hour 2

Nick Frazier and special guest host Brandon Bigsby honor moms for Mother's Day, discuss the NCAA expanding March Madness for both men and women to seventy-six teams, and the impact of NIL on smaller colleges.