Going for Two

Hosts Matt Brown and Bryan Fischer discuss all things Pac-12 with The Athletic/Fox Sports' Bruce Feldman.

Matt Brown and Bryan Fischer welcome on Lauren Brownlow to discuss all things ACC.

Hosts Matt Brown and Bryan Fischer take a look at the state of the SEC with Richard Johnson of the Split Zone Duo podcast.

Matt Brown and Bryan Fischer jump on for an emergency pod to react to news that Texas and Oklahoma could be on their way to the SEC. The duo discuss some of the background to the reports and what it means for college athletics overall.

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Matt Brown and Bryan Fischer discuss recent comments about the state of the NCAA plus where the College Football Playoff expansion process stands.

Hosts Matt Brown (@MattBrown) and Bryan Fischer (@BryanDFischer) discuss some of the lessons learned from this past year of college athletics dealing with COVID-19 and what the future could hold this fall with public health expert Dr. Kathleen Bachynski, a professor at Muhlenberg College and the author of The History of Youth Football and the Origins of a Public Health Crisis. The group also dives into vaccine rollout and hesitancy, public health strategies when it comes to athletics and the lack of oversight nationally on a variety of medical issues.

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Hosts Matt Brown and Bryan Fischer go over the state of NIL after one week, including just how much it costs to get a sponsored post from an athlete and what challenges schools face in this new era.

Matt Brown and Bryan Fischer dive into the world of college athletics finances and accounting with James Moore partner and CPA Katie Davis.

Bryan Fischer continues the discussion surrounding the NCAA v. Alston decision and dives into NIL with sports lawyer Darren Heitner.

Bryan Fischer discusses the landmark 9-0 decision by the Supreme Court in the NCAA vs. Alston case.