Rivals Podcasts

Adam Gorney is joined by publisher of TrojanSports.com Ryan Young to discuss everything around conference realignment with USC and UCLA headed to the Big 10.

Adam Gorney is joined by sports and entertainment agent Leigh Steinberg to discuss the current state of name, image and likeness in college athletics and how it might impact the future.

Open - The current state of NIL

Adam Gorney catches up with two of the highest-ranked players in the 2024 class, defensive tackle David Stone and offensive tackle Kam Pringle. Stone talks interest in several schools, including Oklahoma, Tennessee, Florida, Texas A&M, Wisconsin, Oregon and USC. Pringle talks interest in Georgia, Clemson, South Carolina and Ohio State.

Open - David Stone

Adam Gorney sits down with legendary quarterback training coach Steve Clarkson to discuss the great QBs he has trained over the years as well as his own son, Pierce, who is committed to the University of Louisville.

Former NFL quarterback Brad Johnson joins Adam Gorney to discuss his popular trick-shot TikTok channel, his playing days at Florida State under Bobby Bowden, and what it is like having his two sons playing football together at Texas A&M.

Adam Gorney sits down with former weightlifter and professional wrestler, Mark Henry, to discuss his incredible career and what it is like to now be the father of a high school football prospect.

Adam Gorney sits down with Dr. Myron Rolle, a former five-star athlete and college and NFL player, to discuss his new book, "The 2% Way: How a Philosophy of Small Improvements Took Me to Oxford, the NFL, and Neurosurgery."

Adam Gorney sits down with Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Matt Leinart to talk NIL, NFTs, and his new role as QB dad.

Open - What is hallofgoats.com?

Adam Gorney sits down with former Cal wide receiver Austin Aaron who became an actor after his playing days and now stars in the HBO series "Winning Time."

Open - Austin's short playing career at Cal

Adam Gorney sits down with longtime Cincinnati Bengals defensive back Dre Kirkpatrick to discuss his time as a high school recruit, playing in the NFL, and going through the recruiting process with his son, Dre Kirkpatrick Jr.