This week's episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Gentry Estes, columnist with The Tennessean, to discuss Vanderbilt's game at Kentucky; and Greg Madia, the Virginia beat writer at The Daily Progress, to talk Louisville football's trip to Charlottesville.

Estes breaks down the Commodores' historic win over Alabama and tells who's the bigger star in Nashville: Taylor Swift or Vandy quarterback Diego Pavia. 

Madia explains how he expects UVA's secondary to be tested by U of L quarterback Tyler Shough.

This week's episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Gentry Estes, columnist with The Tennessean, to discuss Vanderbilt's game at Kentucky; and Greg Madia, the Virginia beat writer at The Daily Progress, to talk Louisville football's trip to Charlottesville.

Estes breaks down the Commodores' historic win over Alabama and tells who's the bigger star in Nashville: Taylor Swift or Vandy quarterback Diego Pavia. 

Madia explains how he expects UVA's secondary to be tested by U of L quarterback Tyler Shough.

This week's episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Lia Assimakopoulos, the SMU beat writer for The Dallas Morning News, to help break down the Mustangs in their first time playing Louisville football as a member of the ACC.

Assimakopoulos tells how SMU's change at quarterback has helped elevate the team after a slow start. She explains how the Mustangs secondary has shown some soft spots and will be tested by U of L quarterback Tyler Shough. And she tells why they believe Louisville might be the toughest game on their schedule.

This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Louisville quarterback Tyler Shough and Matt Fortuna, founder of The Inside Zone, to discuss U of L's upcoming game at Notre Dame.

Shough explains why their expectations don’t change even with the Cards losing a couple of starters to injury. He also tells what a win in South Bend would mean to him and the program.

Fortuna details why Notre Dame may be playing with a hint of desperation after its upset loss to Northern Illinois, and why Louisville may just be the biggest game for the Irish until the season finale at USC.

This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Chad Bishop, the Georgia Tech beat writer for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, to discuss the Yellow Jackets' Week 4 college football game against Louisville.

Bishop first covered U of L coach Jeff Brohm when he made his debut as head coach at Western Kentucky. The former WKU beat writer for the Bowling Green Daily News explains why Georgia Tech coach Brent Key respects Brohm's programs, how quarterback Haynes King is the key for the Yellow Jackets and why the Cardinals could be another Syracuse for the Tech secondary.

This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Courier Journal Kentucky beat writer Ryan Black to discuss the Wildcats' showdown with No. 1 Georgia.

Black tells why the Cats' offensive line might be the key to improving after UK's 31-6 loss to South Carolina. He also explains why Georgia transfer Brock Vandagriff's familiarity with his former team might not be an advantage. Even with Texas and Tennessee emerging, Black details why the Southeastern Conference race is still UGA's to lose.  

This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features previously recorded interviews with two Atlantic Coast Conference quarterbacks that made news last week: Boston College quarterback Thomas Costellanos and North Carolina quarterback Connor Harrell.

Costellanos led the Eagles to a 28-13 upset win at Florida State on Monday. He talks about making the transition to play for longtime NFL coach Bill O'Brien, why he stayed at Boston College after the coaching change and what he plans to do to make a name for himself.

Harrell became UNC's QB1 after Max Johnson suffered a season-ending leg injury in their opening win over Minnesota. He talks about learning while being a backup to Drake Maye, who was taken third overall in the NFL draft by the New England Patriots. And the difference between preparing knowing he's the starter as opposed to being ready as a backup.

This week's episode of The C.L. Brown Show features CBS Sports' Chip Patterson. Patterson breaks down what changes Louisville football has to make after losing receiver Caullin Lacy to injury; why he puts the Cardinals in contention to repeat their visit to the ACC championship game and where Kentucky fits in an SEC with two more powerhouse programs in Texas and Oklahoma to try to navigate.

This week's episode of The C.L. Brown Show features former Louisville football players Jack Plummer and Jawhar Jordan.

Plummer explains what keeps him from putting too much pressure on himself and the biggest difference between college football and the NFL. Jordan tells what it's like to spend up to 12 hours a day immersed in football and what U of L fans can expect from his former high school teammate Tyler Shough at quarterback.

This week's episode of The C.L. Brown Show features ACC newcomers: Louisville quarterback Tyler Shough, Boston College coach Bill O'Brien and Stanford's Troy Taylor. Shough explains how to properly pronounce his last name and the meaning behind it. He tells what he learned from being current Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert's backup when they both played at Oregon. And what it's like being the married man in the locker room.