Lane Kiffin leavse Ole Miss to become the head coach of the LSU Tigers. Is the grass greener in Baton Rouge? Carl, Lisa, and Hollis, with guest Attorney Paul Saluja talk through it, and more!

On this week’s Let’s Talk, Carl Lee, Lisa Otey, and Hollis Lewis welcome WOWK-TV morning meteorologist Brian Hughes for one of the liveliest episodes of the season. Brian shares how he accidentally moved to the wrong Charleston, the wild path that led him to becoming Texas Tech’s Raider Red mascot, and why he once sprinted from a TV weather hit directly into a mascot suit. The crew dives into officiating culture, college football loyalty, NIL chaos, transfer-portal problems, coaching uncertainty, and the mounting pressure on today’s programs. They wrap with a hilarious Thanksgiving throwback involving Brian’s infamous stovetop stuffing pants, proving no story is too big—or too bizarre—for this show.

The conversation starts on the upcoming NFL start for Shedeur Sanders - The Browns will be the Browns, but will Sanders be any good? 

Plus, the conversation continues on sports betting and finding some way to seperate the players away from it. Can it be done?

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On this week’s Let’s Talk with Carl Lee, co-hosts Lisa Otey and Hollis Lewis sit down with South Charleston High head coach Donnie Mays and standout senior Malcolm “LB” Brown for an in-depth conversation on leadership, loyalty, and the evolving world of high school football. Mays reflects on rebuilding the Black Eagles program through culture and accountability, while Brown shares why he stayed loyal to his teammates amid tough seasons — earning multiple Division I offers in the process. The discussion dives into transfer rules, player development, playoff structure, and the mental health challenges facing student-athletes across West Virginia.

On this week’s Let’s Talk, Carl Lee and Lisa Odie revisit their earlier interview with West Virginia boxing legend Christy Martin as her new biopic, Christy, hits theaters. The hosts discuss her legacy as a trailblazer in women’s boxing, her harrowing story of survival from domestic violence, and the significance of her choosing to premiere the film in Beckley. The conversation expands into themes of resilience, representation, and how Martin’s courage continues to inspire new generations of athletes from her home state

The conversation continues with guest Attorney Brandon Lawhead discussing the implications of sports gambling, player/coach guest appearances, fantasty leagues, and more. Is money ruining sports? Let's Talk! With hosts Carl Lee and Hollis Lewis.

Carl, Lisa, and Producer Matt discuss the big gambling bust this week that is rattling the NBA, and the way gambling has become so intertwined with professional sports all across the board. Then, he discussion turns to Vikings former players and the bigger issue of the long-term medical needs of former players as the league was literally built on the play of such people. Plus, Lisa heads to the Iron City to see the Packers take on the Steelers. 

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Carl, Hollis, and Lisa dive into some of the proposed changes in NCAA sports including the elimination of the Red Shirt rule in favor of five years of eligibility. How does this pertain to the transfer portal and team recruitment? This discussion and more on Let's Talk! With hosts Carl Lee, Hollis Lewis, and Lisa Otey.

Darryl Talley, former WVU Mountaineer (1979-1982) and NFL All-Pro (Buffalo Bills 1983-1994, Atlanta Falcons 1995, Minnesota Vikings 1996) stops by to talk about his time as a linebacker with the West Virginia Mountaineers, and his career in the National Football League, including 4 Super Bowl appearances with the Buffalo Bills. From game-changing interceptions to wild nicknames, the conversation with "The Duke of Awesome" covers a little bit of everything with one of the greatest defenders to ever suit up in the blue and gold! Let's Talk, with Carl Lee and Lisa Otey!

Carl, Lisa, and Hollis talk about the continuing season struggles for West Virginia University and Marshall University football, discussing what the rest of their years may look like. Plus, the discussion shifts to the college playoff and money games. Let's Talk!