Hutton & Withrow Show

What has gone wrong with Arkansas football?

Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow are joined by HawgSports’ Trey Biddy to examine the growing frustration surrounding the Razorbacks, Ryan Silverfield and the Arkansas athletic department. Biddy explains why fan apathy has reached this point, concerns surrounding Arkansas’ NIL resources and football budget, and why the program’s problems may extend well beyond its head coach.

The guys also discuss what Arkansas football should be in the modern SEC and whether the Razorbacks have the resources to quickly rebuild through the transfer portal and NIL. Biddy argues that Arkansas has an opportunity in the NIL era—but needs the financial backing to compete for elite talent nationally.

Plus, Hutton and Withrow react to Shane Beamer’s message following South Carolina’s loss, John Sumrall firing up Florida, and Chad unveils his five college football programs with the worst vibes right now—including Oklahoma, Colorado, Maryland, NC State and Arkansas.

Finally, the crew goes Going for the Bundle with their latest college football picks, including Tulsa-Arkansas, Vanderbilt-Auburn and USC-Oregon.

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Tennessee faces its biggest test of the season as the Vols prepare to host No. 1 Texas in a massive college football showdown. Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow break down whether Tennessee is ready for the Longhorns, the challenge of running against Texas’ dominant defensive front, the pressure facing Tennessee’s young quarterback, and whether the Vols can rattle Arch Manning inside Neyland Stadium.

Plus, Hutton and Withrow react to Dabo Swinney’s push for fewer ACC conference games and debate how the SEC’s move to a nine-game conference schedule could reshape college football. Could an SEC–Big Ten challenge, more Power Four rivalry games and an expanded postseason create an even bigger television and revenue advantage for the SEC?

Then it’s time for Primary Complaint, featuring frustrations with Verizon’s in-store customer service, outrageous college-town bar cover charges—including a reported $300 cover in Oxford—and the increasingly confusing world of tipping at restaurants and fast-food spots.

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Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow react to Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers after another frustrating offensive performance. Rodgers says communication with Mike McCarthy needs to improve, while Pittsburgh continues to struggle running the football and finding consistency around its veteran quarterback. Is this simply an early-season adjustment, or something worth watching as the Steelers move deeper into their schedule?

The guys also debate the changing tone of College GameDay and sports television, including Pat McAfee, Nick Saban and whether profanity has become too commonplace on national broadcasts.

Plus, Texas and Tennessee prepare for a massive showdown in Knoxville, with ESPN’s Holly Rowe expected to be back on the Texas sideline following the previous controversy involving Steve Sarkisian and Arch Manning. Hutton and Withrow also dive into the early SEC betting lines for Tennessee-Texas, Ole Miss-Florida, Texas A&M-LSU, Vanderbilt-Auburn and Georgia-Oklahoma.

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Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow break down the Tennessee Titans’ 0-2 start and the biggest question facing the franchise: Is it time to take the training wheels off Cam Ward? The guys examine the Titans’ conservative offense, Brian Daboll’s approach with his young quarterback, protection problems involving JC Latham, and why Tennessee needs to find out exactly what it has in Ward this season.

Then, Hutton & Withrow turn to a massive weekend of college football, including Texas vs. Tennessee in Knoxville, Arch Manning’s trip to Neyland Stadium wearing No. 16, College GameDay’s decision to attend the matchup, and the SEC’s loaded slate of Top 25 games.

Plus, Chad reveals his best vibes in college football, with Ole Miss and Mississippi State leading the conversation alongside Florida, Kentucky, West Virginia and Northwestern. The guys also evaluate the playoff outlook for struggling NFL teams, including the Houston Texans, Los Angeles Chargers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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What happened to the Tennessee Titans’ home-field advantage?

Hutton and Withrow react to Eagles fans taking over Nissan Stadium and examine the bigger problem facing Nashville sports. From frustrated Titans season-ticket holders to Vanderbilt struggling to fill its stadium despite a 14-3 run, the guys debate why opposing fan bases continue to invade Nashville.

Plus, it’s “Believe It or Don’t Believe It” across the NFL. Are the Minnesota Vikings and Las Vegas Raiders for real? The guys discuss Kirk Cousins’ hot start, the Saints, Bills, Bengals, Chiefs and some surprising early-season results.

The college football conversation continues with the turmoil at Arkansas, fan frustration over the Razorbacks’ program and questions surrounding SEC spending. Then, Hutton and Withrow look ahead to a loaded SEC weekend featuring Texas vs. Tennessee, Ole Miss vs. Florida, Texas A&M vs. LSU, Oklahoma vs. Georgia and Missouri vs. Mississippi State.

Also: Jayden Daniels suffers another injury, Caleb Williams goes down, Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs look dangerous again, Georgia continues to roll under Kirby Smart, and the guys recap their Hard Rock Bet locks.

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Ole Miss delivered one of the biggest statements of the college football weekend, taking down Lane Kiffin and LSU in an emotional showdown in Oxford. Hutton and Withrow recap the atmosphere at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Trinidad Chambliss’ huge performance, Pete Golding’s rise and the questions surrounding Kiffin’s record in marquee games.

Plus, Vanderbilt pulls off an unbelievable last-second win over NC State after a stunning mistake by quarterback CJ Bailey. The guys break down Jared Curtis’ first start and what the future could hold for Clark Lea and the Commodores.

The SEC conversation continues with Kentucky’s impressive road win at Texas A&M, the growing buzz around Mississippi State quarterback Camario Taylor, South Carolina’s struggles and Florida’s resurgence under John Sumrall after a major road win at Auburn.

It’s a full college football weekend recap covering Ole Miss, LSU, Lane Kiffin, Vanderbilt, NC State, Kentucky, Texas A&M, Mississippi State, Florida, Auburn and the biggest storylines across the SEC.

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Hutton & Withrow are LIVE from Oxford, Mississippi, for Dixieland Delight Friday Night ahead of one of the biggest SEC showdowns of the season: Ole Miss vs. LSU and Lane Kiffin’s return to Oxford.

The atmosphere is already electric as Ole Miss prepares to face its former head coach, with the guys breaking down the pressure surrounding the Rebels, Kiffin’s mind games, Trinidad Chambliss, and whether Ole Miss can prove its success can continue without Kiffin.

Plus, Hutton & Withrow make their picks for the biggest games across college football, including Florida State vs. Alabama, Florida vs. Auburn, Mississippi State vs. South Carolina, UNC vs. Clemson, and more. They close things out with their predictions for LSU-Ole Miss — with both taking the Rebels to win in Oxford.

It’s SEC football, Oxford nightlife, game predictions and plenty of chaos from Funkys on the eve of a massive Saturday in college football.

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Hutton & Withrow count down the Top 10 college football games of the weekend, headlined by one of the most anticipated SEC showdowns of the season: LSU vs. Ole Miss and Lane Kiffin’s return to Oxford.

The guys break down a loaded slate featuring Florida-Auburn, Mississippi State-South Carolina, Texas A&M-Kentucky, SMU-Louisville, Houston-Texas Tech, Florida State-Alabama and more before turning their attention to the main event in Oxford.

Walker Jones of the Grove Collective joins the show to describe the atmosphere surrounding Kiffin’s return, how Ole Miss is attempting to block out the off-field noise, what the matchup means for Pete Golding and the future of the Rebels program, and why this weekend provides a national showcase for Oxford and The Grove.

Plus, Hutton & Withrow dive into NFL quarterback burger comparisons, preview their road trip to Oxford and give their college football and NFL weekend props, including Derrick Henry, Dallas Goedert, Caleb Williams and more.

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Hutton and Withrow get you ready for a loaded NFL Week 2 with their biggest things to watch across the league, including Lions-Bills, Bengals-Texans, Eagles-Titans, Bears-Vikings, Jaguars-Broncos and more. Can Josh Allen deliver in Buffalo’s new stadium? Is Joe Burrow’s back already a concern? And can the Tennessee Titans possibly keep pace with Philadelphia?

John McClain joins the show to discuss the dramatic overhaul of the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection process, including the reduction in voters, elimination of traditional presentations and what the changes could mean for future candidates. McClain also weighs in on the Titans after their ugly opening-week performance and what he expects from the NFL season ahead.

Plus, Hutton and Withrow reveal their Hard Rock Locks, both targeting Titans-Eagles, and react to the Titans’ attempt to create a new “Titan Up” stadium chant that drew criticism from fans.

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