ESPN Syracuse/Utica-Rome

Sam Lance from Zagsblog joins Brian to discuss Kiyan Anthony, other recruits, SU MBB recruiting as a whole, and more.

David Hale, ACC reporter for ESPN, joins Brian Higgins to discuss the latest legal happenings in the conference and beyond as well as preview the on-field product that the ACC will put on the football field.

Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia revisit the ESPN College Football Power Index for the upcoming season, react to some comments from Fran Brown's pre-camp press conference, and talk some Olympic 3x3 Basketball.

Jackson Roberts, Associate MLB Editor for Sporting News, joins Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia to recap the Trade Deadline as a whole, assess the Yankees acquisitions and whether or not they made a big enough splash, and more.

Syracuse women's basketball recruiting coordinator Khyreed Carter joins Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia to discuss his new position on the staff, his life off the court, the upcoming season, and more.

Brian begins the show giving his reaction to the Fran Brown lunch event for CuseSportsTalk subscribers from earlier in the day. Later, he goes over ESPN's list of the top 25 college football players from this century and complains that more ACC championships are going to be played in North Carolina.

Hear some of the highlights from the Fran Brown subscriber lunch with the entire coaching staff at Wildcat from earlier today and Brian's thoughts on how Fran has a chance to really excel in the community.

Brian Higgins begins the show with his thoughts on some Award news for Syracuse football and thoughts on how Year 1 of Fran Brown training camp will look. Then, he gives an Olympics update before discussing the recent quote from Fran Brown on why Oronde Gadsden came back vs. entering the portal.

ESPN Giants Reporter, Jordan Raanan, joins Brian to discuss the latest happenings from Giants training camp.

College Basketball writer for The Athletic, CJ Moore, joins Brian Higgins to discuss his recent confidential article on tampering in the transfer portal and NIL era, his thoughts on Syracuse men's basketball next year and more