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On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT reacts to Texas’ massive comeback win over No. 1 Ohio State and explains why surviving a sloppy night from Arch Manning only strengthened his belief that the Longhorns are built to win the national championship. JT also breaks down why Oregon’s loss to Oklahoma State means it may already be time to hit the panic button on Dan Lanning and why USC suddenly looks like an even bigger problem for the Ducks. Did Michigan expose Oklahoma’s ceiling by forcing John Mateer to win the game with his arm, and has Kyle Whittingham already found the version of Bryce Underwood that gives the Wolverines their best chance to win? JT reacts to Alabama’s 45-17 win over Kentucky and explains why Kalen DeBoer may already have a championship-level defense while Keelon Russell and the offense continue developing. Is Miami’s easy schedule distracting people from how dangerous Darian Mensah, Malachi Toney, and the Hurricanes actually are? Plus, JT gives his early thoughts on LSU vs Ole Miss and why Lane Kiffin returning to Oxford could become College Football’s game of the year. All that plus national championship contenders, Week 2 overreactions, CFP implications, quarterback questions, and early-season reality checks across College Football.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT gives his College Football Week 1 Reactions, starting with LSU embarrassing Clemson and forcing JT to completely rethink his concerns about Lane Kiffin’s portal-built roster while raising even bigger questions about Dabo Swinney and the direction of Clemson Football. JT reacts to Keelon Russell’s Alabama debut and explains why his athleticism could make the Crimson Tide’s biggest offensive weaknesses far less costly for Kalen DeBoer. Did Miami just combine the explosive offense it had with Cam Ward with the championship-caliber defense Corey Hetherman built last season after Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney exploded against Stanford? JT also explains why Oregon’s shaky performance against Boise State has him ready to pick Lincoln Riley and USC over the Ducks, why Auburn’s narrow win over Baylor created more concerns about Byrum Brown and Alex Golesh than confidence, and whether Michigan’s last-second escape against Western Michigan only delayed a reality check with Oklahoma and Brent Venables coming next. All that plus early CFP reactions, quarterback breakdowns, coaching concerns, Week 1 overreactions, and what these performances could mean for the rest of the 2026 College Football season.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT breaks down why the Rams may have officially broken the NFL’s parity machine and whether the rest of the league is overthinking the most loaded roster in football. JT also explains why the Steelers don’t have to give Joey Porter Jr. a massive extension, and why Pittsburgh should be willing to listen if a first-round pick enters the conversation. Has Cincinnati finally done enough around Joe Burrow for the pressure to shift onto him and Zac Taylor? Was Green Bay’s playoff collapse against Chicago actually a warning sign for a much bigger Packers downfall? JT also makes the case for Dallas as the NFL’s most underrated Super Bowl contender and examines whether Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, and an improved Cowboys defense can finally change the postseason narrative. Plus, why the Falcons remain stuck in quarterback no man’s land with Michael Penix Jr. and Tua Tagovailoa, and whether Matt Ryan’s front office will eventually have to find Atlanta’s true long-term answer. All that plus NFL playoff angles, coaching pressure, roster-building debates, quarterback questions, and Super Bowl contenders entering the 2026 NFL season.

On this epsiode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT breaks down whether North Carolina improved enough under Bill Belichick to make real progress after beating TCU and why a stronger defense, Bobby Petrino’s offense, and Billy Edwards could make seven wins realistic for UNC. JT also explains why Florida State’s 34-17 win over New Mexico State did little to ease the pressure on Mike Norvell, especially with SMU, Alabama, Louisville, and Miami looming. What does Lincoln Riley need to do to make USC the attraction again instead of relying on opponents like Oregon and Ohio State to fill the Coliseum? Plus, Marcus Stokes’ journey from four-star Florida commit to Division II standout and now Memphis quarterback has JT wondering if College Football has found its next Trinidad Chambliss-type breakout story. All that plus coaching hot seats, bowl projections, CFP expectations, quarterback development, and some of the biggest early-season storylines across College Football.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT gives his Clemson vs LSU prediction and explains why Clemson may be catching Lane Kiffin’s portal-built LSU roster at the perfect time in Week 1. JT also predicts Auburn vs Baylor, breaking down why Alex Golesh, Byrum Brown, and Auburn’s imported offensive continuity could give Baylor major problems, before diving into TCU vs North Carolina and whether Bill Belichick’s defense can keep UNC close against Sonny Dykes and the Horned Frogs. Can Keelon Russell and Kalen DeBoer overcome Alabama’s remaining flaws and get the Crimson Tide back to the College Football Playoff? Why does JT believe Miami’s defense can remain elite even after losing Rueben Bain and Akheem Mesidor? Plus, Cormani McClain is making noise in Florida’s camp after a turbulent start to his college career — could the former five-star finally become the breakout corner everyone expected? All that plus Week 1 predictions, CFP angles, quarterback questions, defensive storylines, and some of the biggest names to watch entering the 2026 College Football season.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT breaks down why Lane Kiffin’s offseason roster-building superpower could leave LSU vulnerable against Clemson in Week 1, and why Jeff Brohm and Louisville might be the exact kind of opening-week matchup Ole Miss doesn’t want. JT explains how Deion Sanders’ offensive changes with Brennan Marion and JuJu Lewis could give Colorado a completely different look against Georgia Tech, why Keelon Russell could be the weapon that pushes Alabama back into the College Football Playoff, and what Jon Sumrall choosing Aaron Philo at quarterback reveals about Florida’s new identity. How could NFL cut day become college football’s newest transfer portal, and what does the latest eligibility chaos mean for Lane Kiffin, LSU, and the rest of the sport? JT also discusses how the Big Ten’s three straight national championships have changed the perception of the SEC, whether Georgia and Texas can restore the conference’s benefit of the doubt, and gives his SEC record predictions for the 2026 College Football season. All that plus Week 1 upset angles, quarterback battles, CFP contenders, coaching storylines, and the biggest questions surrounding the SEC and College Football entering 2026.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT breaks down why the Vikings QB battle between Kyler Murray and J.J. McCarthy was never as real as Minnesota made it seem and why the Bears and Saints are two of the NFL’s biggest sleeper teams entering 2026. JT explains how Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs got their fastball back with more speed around the offense and why Lamar Jackson’s next evolution under Declan Doyle could put him in position to win his third NFL MVP. Are the Chargers about to have the NFL’s most improved offense with Mike McDaniel unlocking Justin Herbert, Ladd McConkey, and Omarion Hampton? JT breaks down all of that and more as several potential contenders prepare to make major jumps during the 2026 NFL season.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT explains why sleeping on Alabama and Kalen DeBoer could backfire, and breaks down how Oklahoma’s elite defense gives the Sooners a legitimate path to winning the SEC. JT also discusses why Arthur Smith could fix Ohio State’s biggest offensive weakness, how Miami may have gotten even better despite losing major NFL talent, and whether Auburn deserves more respect alongside Florida as a potential Year 1 breakout under Alex Golesh. Plus, JT explains why Gary Patterson could be the missing piece that finally gives Lincoln Riley and USC the defensive credibility needed to make the College Football Playoff. Can Alabama silence its doubters, Oklahoma conquer the SEC, Miami finish its national championship run, and USC finally break through?

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT explains why the Los Angeles Rams' loaded roster is built to live up to the hype and why the rest of the NFL is chasing a true Super Team. JT also breaks down Cleveland's quarterback battle between Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson, reacts to the Commanders giving Jayden Daniels another elite weapon with Stefon Diggs, explains why the Ravens were right to pay Zay Flowers, and discusses how Mike McCarthy is bringing creativity back to the Steelers offense. Plus, JT dives into why the Jaguars continue to be the NFL's most overlooked franchise despite Trevor Lawrence and Travis Hunter giving Jacksonville a chance to finally change the narrative. All that and more on this episode of the JT Sports Podcast.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT breaks down why Miami's recruiting momentum has become a movement led by Malachi Toney, explains how Curt Cignetti exposed the SEC's scheduling hypocrisy, and debates Florida's biggest offseason decision in its quarterback battle between Aaron Philo and Tramell Jones. JT also explains why Alabama's elite secondary gives the Crimson Tide another College Football Playoff ceiling, why Georgia's physical offense is built to bully opponents on another national title run, and predicts Clemson will shock LSU in one of Week 1's biggest matchups. All that plus SEC recruiting, quarterback battles, playoff contenders, national championship expectations, and the biggest storylines shaping the 2026 college football season.