Hutton & Withrow Show

LSU–Ole Miss week is already loaded with drama as Sam Leavitt lands on the injury report, raising questions about whether the quarterback will be available for the showdown in Oxford—and whether Lane Kiffin is playing a little gamesmanship.

Hutton and Withrow break down Leavitt’s status, LSU’s options at quarterback and the growing intrigue surrounding one of college football’s biggest games. Plus, the NCAA acknowledges that proper replay protocols were not followed in Michigan’s controversial finish against Western Michigan, reigniting questions about whether the result should stand.

Then it’s back to Nashville, where Cam Ward is facing mounting criticism over his play, press conferences and leadership of the Tennessee Titans. Can the former No. 1 overall pick change the conversation with a breakout performance against the Philadelphia Eagles?

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Chad Withrow breaks down the controversy surrounding Arch Manning’s apology to ESPN’s Holly Rowe, arguing that Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian deserves more scrutiny for how the situation unfolded.

Plus, is ESPN College GameDay actually in decline? Chad weighs in on Ted Cruz’s appearance, whether Pat McAfee is overexposed, and what he believes is a bigger credibility problem for the iconic college football show.

Then it’s back to the field as Vanderbilt names five-star freshman Jared Curtis its starting quarterback ahead of the Commodores’ matchup with NC State. Chad also reacts to Danny Kanell’s latest college football Top 12, debates where Texas and Ohio State belong, and looks ahead to another big weekend across the SEC.

The show wraps with Primary Complaint and the latest Betting the Bundle picks, including Vanderbilt-NC State, Georgia-Arkansas and a Saquon Barkley anytime touchdown play.

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Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow preview one of college football’s most anticipated showdowns as Lane Kiffin returns to Oxford to face Ole Miss. The guys break down Pete Golding’s approach, Kiffin’s attempt to put the pressure on the Rebels, the potentially hostile atmosphere inside the Grove, and what could happen if LSU walks into Oxford and leaves with a win.

Plus, Arch Manning faces backlash after laughing about an AI-generated video involving Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian and ESPN’s Holly Rowe. Should Texas apologize, or is the outrage another example of social media turning a minor moment into a major controversy?

The guys also dive into the reaction to Sydney Sweeney’s provocative sports-themed ad campaign, why critics are targeting the actress, and whether the controversy proves the marketing strategy worked exactly as intended.

Finally, Hutton and Withrow run through the latest SEC betting lines, including LSU-Ole Miss, Florida-Auburn, Georgia-Arkansas, Vanderbilt-NC State, Tennessee-Kennesaw State and more.

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Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow break down a brutal start for the Tennessee Titans and ask whether the franchise’s problems run much deeper than one bad performance. After an embarrassing loss to the New York Jets, the guys examine Robert Saleh’s “energy, juice, speed and violence” standard, troubling reports about the Titans’ sideline energy, and whether Cam Ward is ready to take control as the leader of the team.

Plus, Hutton and Withrow debate the criticism surrounding Ward’s play and postgame comments, the Titans’ alarming recent record, and why fans are tired of hearing that “it’s just Week 1.”

The guys also dive into the controversy surrounding Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian and ESPN reporter Holly Rowe following Sarkisian’s abrupt postgame exit, ESPN’s relationship with the SEC, and whether Sarkisian crossed the line.

Also on the show: Danny Kanell’s college football Top 25, the latest around the SEC, Texas, Ohio State and much more from around college football and the NFL.

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The Tennessee Titans’ season begins with a disaster, and Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow aren’t holding back. After an ugly 23-10 home loss to the New York Jets, the guys break down everything that went wrong — from penalties and poor execution to a lack of energy, questionable leadership, and another concerning performance from Cam Ward.

Is Ward’s accuracy becoming a legitimate long-term problem? Hutton and Withrow react to the Titans quarterback’s postgame comments, debate whether he took enough accountability, and discuss how quickly the organization needs to see improvement before uncomfortable questions about the future begin.

Plus, the guys break down the biggest stories from around NFL Week 1, including Josh Allen and the Bills, the Texans, Ravens, Jaguars, and other teams making an early statement. They also turn to college football, where Oklahoma State quarterback Drew Mestermaker delivers a stunning performance, Michigan responds under pressure, and several prominent quarterbacks face major questions heading into their next games.

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Arch Manning delivers a defining moment as Texas storms back to beat Ohio State, while the SEC makes another statement against the Big Ten. Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow break down Manning’s performance, why Mississippi State could be a surprise College Football Playoff contender, and what the weekend revealed about the SEC landscape.

Plus, Tennessee takes care of business on the road against Georgia Tech, with freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon continuing to impress and the Vols positioning themselves for a massive upcoming showdown. The guys also debate Vanderbilt’s quarterback situation and whether five-star freshman Jared Curtis should take over the starting job.

Then, Florida State fires athletic director Michael Alford amid an 0-2 start, raising even more questions about Mike Norvell’s future. Hutton and Withrow also dive into NFL Week 1 betting, Broncos-Chiefs, and the increasingly grim outlook for the Tennessee Titans — including whether the franchise could eventually find itself in the Arch Manning sweepstakes.

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Hutton and Withrow are breaking down a loaded college football weekend with Chad’s Top 10 games you need to watch.

Ohio State travels to Texas for a massive showdown featuring Arch Manning and Julian Sayin, while Oklahoma heads to Michigan for a fascinating test of Bryce Underwood and the Wolverines. Tennessee faces its first real challenge of the season on the road against Georgia Tech, and Alabama opens SEC play at Kentucky in a matchup that could be much closer than the point spread suggests.

The guys also dive into Arizona-BYU, Iowa State-Iowa, Mississippi State-Minnesota, Arizona State-Texas A&M, Memphis-Boise State and Missouri-Kansas as they make their picks and identify potential upsets.

Then it’s time to turn to the NFL. Which head coaches are already facing a “playoffs or pink slip” season? Shane Steichen, Zac Taylor, Todd Bowles and others enter the year under pressure to deliver.

Plus, Hutton and Withrow make their football betting picks, preview Titans-Jets, discuss expectations for Tennessee and debate which teams and players are poised to make a statement as football season gets rolling.

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Hutton and Withrow get you ready for a huge football weekend with plenty to say about the biggest stories shaking up college football and the NFL.

The guys open by reflecting on the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, the heroism and patriotism that followed the attacks, and the powerful role sports played in helping America return to a sense of normalcy.

Then it’s on to football. The NFL’s international expansion takes center stage after the 49ers and Rams battle in Australia, raising questions about travel, player preparation, Netflix’s presentation and just how far the league should go in its push to become a truly global sport.

In college football, LSU’s showdown with the SEC takes another turn as the threat of sanctions disappears. Did LSU actually win the fight—or did the Tigers back down once the SEC pushed back? Hutton and Withrow break down the controversy, Lane Kiffin’s loaded roster and why ESPN’s coverage of LSU is raising eyebrows.

Plus, Aaron Rodgers lets loose on ESPN, Diana Russini, the NFL media machine and his past relationships in a wide-ranging appearance that has the guys wondering whether Rodgers has entered his most unfiltered era yet.

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Former Tennessee head coach Derek Dooley joins Hutton & Withrow for a wide-ranging conversation on Lane Kiffin, LSU’s showdown with the SEC and the state of college football.

Dooley explains why he wasn’t surprised LSU pushed the SEC as far as it did before ultimately backing down, how Lane Kiffin has mastered the social media era, and why controversy can actually strengthen Kiffin’s brand and motivate his team.

Dooley also weighs in on the Michigan-Western Michigan clock controversy and recalls the infamous Tennessee-North Carolina Music City Bowl ending that helped spark multiple college football rule changes. Plus, he breaks down Georgia, LSU and Texas in the SEC race, the questions facing Arch Manning, and why Gunnar Stockton may be the SEC’s most underrated quarterback.

Then, Hutton & Withrow debate the fallout from LSU’s battle with the SEC, Bryce Underwood’s concerning response to Kyle Whittingham putting his Michigan starting job on notice, and whether there are bigger problems brewing inside the Wolverines program.

Plus, the guys deliver their Hard Rock Bet Locks of the Week and preview Tennessee-Georgia Tech, Oklahoma-Michigan and more from the upcoming college football weekend.

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The NFL season is here, and Hutton & Withrow break down the biggest Week 1 storylines across the league.

The Tennessee Titans are talking tougher under Robert Saleh, but now comes the real test: can Cam Ward, JC Latham and the Titans back it up against the New York Jets? Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow explain why Week 1 feels like a must-win for Tennessee and why the organization needs to prove its new identity on the field.

Plus, the guys react to Drake Maye and the Patriots’ costly loss in Seattle, preview 49ers-Rams in Australia, and go around the NFL with the biggest storyline from every Week 1 matchup, including Chiefs-Broncos, Bills-Texans, Packers-Vikings, Cowboys-Giants and more.

Former Tennessee head coach Derek Dooley also joins the show to talk college football, the SEC, Lane Kiffin and LSU, and more.

Plus: Hutton & Withrow mourn the end of a Southern institution as O’Charley’s closes its doors—and make the case for Clay Travis to come to the rescue.

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