Hutton & Withrow Show

The MLB postseason is underway, and Hutton & Withrow break down the Braves-Phillies showdown with Sport & State’s Jason Foster, including Atlanta’s Game 1 win, Austin Riley’s heroics, Chris Sale, the controversial afternoon start times, MLB’s playoff format and whether the Braves can finally exorcise their postseason demons against Philadelphia.

Plus, the guys react to the Minnesota Vikings trading JJ McCarthy to the New York Giants, what the move says about Kevin O’Connell’s evaluation of McCarthy, and whether struggling young quarterbacks should get more time to develop. They also discuss the latest WNBA fan controversy, USC football and Lincoln Riley before turning to their college football picks.

The show closes with Tennessee-Auburn, Georgia-Vanderbilt and Northwestern-Penn State predictions and the latest edition of “Going for the Bundle.”

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Hutton & Withrow dive into one of the strangest stories of the college football season: a Tennessee student and former Auburn football staffer accused of leaking internal Auburn information to other programs under the alias “Don Julio.” What information was allegedly shared, why did other programs turn it over to Auburn, and what does the bizarre episode say about the growing paranoia surrounding information and espionage in college football?

Plus, Tennessee prepares for Auburn by unveiling its Neyland Legacy Smokey Grey uniforms, including a helmet honoring General Robert Neyland. The guys debate alternate uniforms, Tennessee's traditional brand and the massive television audience generated by Tennessee-Texas.

They also preview freshman Vanderbilt quarterback Jared Curtis' return to Georgia after previously committing to the Bulldogs, discuss Shane Beamer's handling of Dylan Stewart at South Carolina, and examine the pressure surrounding the Gamecocks' matchup with Kentucky.

And in Primary Complaint, the crew takes aim at tipping before service, broken restaurant pens, fast-food kiosks and AI-powered drive-thrus.

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Is Lincoln Riley running out of time at USC? Hutton & Withrow react to another Trojans loss, the reported roughly $70 million buyout hanging over Riley’s future and the increasingly wild economics of college football coaching. Would USC really pay that much money to move on—and who would they hire next?

Plus, Middle Tennessee head coach Derrick Mason unloads on officiating, claiming his staff submitted 17 potential holding calls following MTSU’s loss to Jacksonville State. The guys debate whether Mason has a legitimate gripe or whether blaming the officials misses the bigger problem.

Then, why are veteran backup quarterbacks still so valuable in the NFL? Case Keenum’s latest performance sparks a conversation about experience, quarterback development and why teams continue turning to veterans when starters go down.

Finally, Hutton & Withrow take an early look at the upcoming SEC slate, including Tennessee–Auburn, Alabama–Mississippi State, Georgia–Vanderbilt and Florida–Missouri.

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The Tennessee Titans have hit rock bottom. Hutton & Withrow break down why the 0–3 Titans belong at the bottom of the NFL, the problems surrounding the organization, Cam Ward’s struggles, and why there doesn’t appear to be a quick fix in Nashville.

Plus, the guys dive into the controversial Tennessee–Texas onside kick and the SEC’s explanation of what officials got wrong. They also examine the growing officiating problem across football and why accountability and transparency need to improve.

Then it’s back to the Vols: Josh Heupel is now 0–7 in his last seven games against ranked opponents, raising questions about Tennessee’s late-game management, offensive approach and what needs to change with freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon. 

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Florida made a major statement, and the SEC race suddenly looks wide open.

Hutton and Withrow break down a chaotic weekend across college football, including the Gators’ dominant performance against Ole Miss and why Florida looks like a different program under John Sumrall. They also discuss Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor’s emergence as one of the SEC’s biggest stars and the transfer portal speculation already surrounding him.

Plus, Shane Beamer suspends South Carolina star Dylan Stewart as the Gamecocks struggle to find answers, while Texas A&M and Oklahoma rank among the conference’s biggest early-season disappointments. The guys also look ahead to Tennessee’s matchup with Auburn, Georgia’s brutal upcoming SEC schedule, and which teams could shake up the College Football Playoff race.

Then it’s time for Hard Rock Bet, NFL reaction, Monday Night Football picks, and a wild anytime-touchdown parlay.

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The Tennessee Titans have hit a new low — and Hutton and Withrow are asking whether it’s already time to make a change at quarterback.

After an ugly 0–3 start and another disastrous offensive performance, the guys unload on the Titans, Cam Ward’s struggles and the state of a franchise that appears to be moving backward. Should Tennessee bench Ward and turn to veteran Mitch Trubisky? Or should the Titans ride out the season with an eye toward another potential franchise quarterback at the top of the NFL Draft?

Plus, Chad recaps an electric college football weekend in Knoxville before Hutton and Withrow break down Tennessee’s loss to Texas. The Vols’ defense delivered, but Josh Heupel, freshman quarterback Faison Brandon and the offense struggled against an elite Texas defense.

Can Tennessee fix its offense before Auburn and Alabama? And just how good are the Longhorns after adding another major win to their résumé?

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It’s a loaded football Friday on Hutton & Withrow as Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow preview No. 1 Texas vs. No. 14 Tennessee and settle into the debate over which school deserves to be called the “real UT.” The guys break down the matchup at Neyland Stadium, Arch Manning, Tennessee’s path against the Longhorns and a massive weekend across the SEC.

Plus, can Vanderbilt continue its surprising historical success against Auburn? Hutton and Withrow discuss Auburn-Vanderbilt, the pressure surrounding SEC programs after early-season losses and why fans may need to “keep their powder dry” as the College Football Playoff race takes shape.

And the guys dive into Tom Cruise, his Hollywood legacy, Top Gun: Maverick, why he rarely gives long-form interviews and whether his latest media appearances could signal a new chapter in his career. Plus, Lane Kiffin’s postgame explanations, fantasy football and more from Hutton & Withrow.

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It’s a massive college football weekend, and Hutton & Withrow have it covered. Lance Taylor of The Next Round joins Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow to preview a loaded SEC slate, led by No. 1 Texas at No. 14 Tennessee. They break down Arch Manning, Tennessee quarterback Faizon Brandon, the Vols’ rushing attack, the Neyland Stadium atmosphere and the questions that could decide the battle for the “real UT.”

The guys also dive into Ole Miss-Florida, Texas A&M-LSU, Oklahoma-Georgia, South Carolina-Alabama, Missouri-Mississippi State and Vanderbilt-Auburn, while Taylor gives his thoughts on several of the weekend’s biggest matchups.

Plus, Chad unveils his Top 10 college football games of the weekend, including Oregon-USC, Iowa-Michigan and Boise State-Western Michigan, before Hutton & Withrow close things out with their Hard Rock Bet weekend props and final thoughts on Texas-Tennessee.

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Jared Stillman joins Hutton & Withrow for a wide-ranging conversation about the Tennessee Titans, Cam Ward, Carnell Tate and the state of the franchise.

Stillman explains why he believes the Titans’ problems extend beyond the quarterback and coaching staff, discusses his controversial criticism of Cam Ward, and revisits having his Titans media credential revoked. He also debates whether Carnell Tate can still emerge as a difference-maker and why what he saw during OTAs gives him reason to believe the young receiver can turn things around.

Plus, Stillman introduces Stillman on Floyd Street, his new Louisville-focused podcast featuring access to Cardinals players and a focus on building athletes’ brands in the NIL era.

Later, Hutton and Withrow make their Hard Rock Locks, breaking down Oregon-USC, UCLA-Maryland, Louisville-Wake Forest, Kentucky-South Alabama and more ahead of another huge college football weekend.

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President Donald Trump is headed to Knoxville for Tennessee vs. Texas at Neyland Stadium, and Hutton & Withrow break down what his appearance could mean for one of college football’s biggest weekends. Could Trump join ESPN’s College GameDay, discuss the Protect College Sports Act, or even get involved with the guest picks?

Plus, Hutton and Withrow react to the bizarre viral story involving BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier and RGIII, revisit NC State quarterback CJ Bailey’s devastating late-game fumble against Vanderbilt, and look at what went wrong on the decisive play.

Then it’s time for one big thing from every NFL Week 3 game, including Falcons-Packers, Rams-Broncos, Eagles-Bears, Ravens-Cowboys, Chargers-Bills, Titans-Giants, Chiefs-Dolphins and more.

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