In the first hour of the CP Show, Charlie talks all things college football ahead of week 1 and breaks down some of the primetime games this weekend including UH vs Texas Tech at NRG stadium on Saturday. Charlie breaks down the top 4 teams in the country and what to look for out of them and their quarterbacks.

In the second hour of the show, Charlie continues the conversation on college football before switching the topic to the Astros. At the bottom of the hour Charlie discusses the Astros and Carlos Correa, as well as wrapping up the show with some more college football talk. 

Charlie starts off the show going over the Astros recent losses to Abraham Toro and the Mariners. He also discusses Nick Caserio's press conference where he answered some questions about Deshaun Watson's future with the team.

In the second hour of the show Charlie talks with Phil Steele to preview the big opening week for College Football!

The second hour he talks about Cam Newton. He also chats with Brookston who covers the Houston Texans for the Houston Chronicle.   

Patrick Creighton  fills in for Charlie Pallilo and he kicks off the show talking about the Astros lost 0-4 against the Mariners. He also chats with Bob Nightgale from USA Today. Patrick also talks about The Houston Texans. 

Patrick Creighton fills in again for Charlie and opens up the show by going over the Astros series versus the Seattle Mariners. Patrick analyzes the Astros hot/cold streaks and how dangerous they have been when they catch fire. 

Patrick brings on Sports Lawyer, Dan Lust to discuss the latest on DeShaun Watson from a legal perspective and what Dan thinks of the Bishop Sycamore scandal. Patrick goes over the Texans and more on the Bishop Sycamore situation to close out. 

ESPN's Patrick Creighton fills in for Charlie, and he opens up the show by going over Jake Meyers' impact on the Houston Astros. Patrick brings on Broncos insider Benjamin Allbright, as they discuss the NFL and DeShaun Watson. Patrick and Producer Aaron give their thoughts on the Texans new "Horns Up" marketing strategy.