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THE! Mario Washington, Bobby Rosinski and former Carolina Panther Al Wallace are back in The Lituation Room as football season gets ready to kick into high gear. The crew breaks down the NFC South, where the Panthers really stack up against Tampa Bay, New Orleans and Atlanta, and whether Carolina has what it takes to challenge for the division.

Plus, did Druski go too far with his controversial CTE skit? The guys debate comedy, football and where the line should be drawn before turning to college football and whether Miami is finally ready to take control of the ACC.

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Can a dominant NFL legend walk away for two years and come back as the same player? On this episode of Up Close, Too Far Away, Juan Singleton and former NFL player and coach James Saxon discuss Aaron Donald's return from retirement and the physical reality of trying to play at an elite level again at 35. Saxon draws on his own experience to explain why aging, recovery and the constant punishment of playing in the trenches make a comeback much harder than simply getting back into shape.

The conversation also turns to teams carrying four quarterbacks on a 53-man roster, how that decision impacts depth and special teams, what NFL coaches are doing in the final days before Week 1, and the challenges of preparing for life after football. Plus, Juan and James touch on the bizarre story of a man accused of posing as an NFL player to scam victims out of more than $1 million.

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Collins Janus previews a loaded Friday night of North Carolina high school football, headlined by an undefeated showdown between Providence Day and Hough with major Charlotte bragging rights on the line. He also breaks down Mallard Creek’s huge test against Georgia powerhouse Buford, Providence vs. Myers Park, and other key matchups featuring Chambers, Grimsley, Weddington, West Charlotte, Lake Norman, Independence and Butler.

Football is back, and Throw Up Tackle is making some bold predictions. THE! Mario Washington, The Dok, and LJ reveal their NFL Final Four and Super Bowl picks, with the Rams getting plenty of love while the Dallas Cowboys somehow find their way into the conversation. The crew also predicts this season’s MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Coach of the Year and top rookies, with names like Matthew Stafford, Joe Burrow, Myles Garrett, Will Anderson and Carson Beck all entering the debate.Then the conversation takes a serious turn as the guys debate Druski’s controversial football skit depicting the effects of repeated head trauma. Was it simply comedy pushing boundaries, or did the CTE subject matter cross a line that shouldn’t be played for laughs?

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The NASCAR regular season is in the books, and the Chase for the Championship is officially underway. On this episode of The Race Week Report, Collins Janus breaks down the 16-driver championship field, Denny Hamlin’s position as the favorite, Toyota’s dominant season, the contenders who could challenge him, and the underdogs capable of shaking up the title race.

Then it’s on to Darlington, where the Southern 500 kicks off the Chase and Chase Briscoe looks to continue his recent dominance at one of NASCAR’s toughest tracks.

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THE! Mario Washington, Bobby Rosinski and former Carolina Panther and 10-year NFL veteran Al Wallace kick off the inaugural edition of The Lituation Room with football season officially here. The crew breaks down what to expect from the Carolina Panthers, whether Bryce Young has already shown enough to earn his next contract, the biggest concerns on the roster and just how many games Carolina can realistically win.

Then the conversation turns to college football as Bill Belichick and North Carolina open the season with a win over TCU. Is UNC actually turning the corner, or are we getting way ahead of ourselves after one game? Football is back and so is the debate.

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Dustin Caldwell recaps a huge weekend for Rock Hill-area high school football as South Pointe, Rock Hill and Northwestern all hang 50-plus points on their opponents. He also runs through the biggest results from around South Carolina, including Dorman’s win over Byrnes, Gaffney staying hot, Fort Mill handling Catawba Ridge, and a look at national standout Amir Sears’ monster performance against Bishop Gorman.

On this episode of Throw Up Tackle, THE! Mario Washington, The Dok, and LJ get into one of the wildest scams in sports. A man allegedly posed as a San Francisco 49ers player, complete with team gear, workout videos and the lifestyle to match, while authorities say he and an accomplice scammed 26 victims out of roughly $1.3 million. The guys have plenty of questions, starting with the most obvious one: how did nobody check the roster?

Then it's time for the official Panthers outlook after Carolina finishes the preseason 3-1. Can Bryce Young lead the Panthers to the NFC South title, or could another disappointing season put Carolina back in the quarterback market? Plus, the crew breaks down the NFL's new rookie quarterbacks, including Fernando Mendoza, Ty Simpson, Carson Beck and Drew Allar, and debates who will have the best rookie season and ultimately the best career.

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The preseason is over, the roster is taking shape, and now it's time for the games to count. On this episode of Carolina Confidential, Gerrell Wheeler turns his attention toward the Panthers' final roster decisions and what Carolina has shown heading into the 2026 regular season.

Gerrell breaks down where the Panthers stand after an up-and-down preseason, the players and position groups he's watching, and why it's time to find out whether the progress Carolina has been building toward will finally translate when the real season begins.

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The quarterback conversation in Cleveland is heating up. On this episode of Up Close, Too Far Away, Juan Singleton and former NFL player and coach James Saxon discuss the Browns' quarterback situation, including the debate surrounding Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, what coaches consider when choosing a starter, and whether sitting and learning really helps a young quarterback develop. Saxon explains why performing when the pass rush arrives is completely different from looking great in practice and why the ability to function in chaos separates NFL quarterbacks.

The conversation also turns to nepotism in professional sports and whether having a famous father really matters once it's time to perform. From the Sanders family to LeBron and Bronny James and Ken Griffey Sr. and Jr., Juan and James discuss the difference between getting an opportunity because of your name and proving you deserve to stay once the door opens.

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