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Coach  kicks off Week 2 of the 2026 college football season with a lineup of top analysts, breaking down a marquee slate of games as SEC and Big Ten powers collide, the College Football Playoff expansion debate heats up, and conference realignment politics take center stage following the LSU eligibility standoff.

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Dennis joins the show to break down a pivotal slate of college football action, opening with why Kansas doesn’t fit the mold for SEC expansion before recapping Missouri’s victory over the Jayhawks and the controversial postgame barbs traded in the rivalry. The conversation turns to the Big 12's heavy non-conference tests and the looming College Football Playoff math, highlighting how little margin for error exists outside the SEC and Big Ten. Dennis also unpacks his "Stats of the Week"—including historic rushing dominance from Army and Navy—and previews high-stakes clashes across the country, making bold calls for Ohio State vs. Texas and Michigan vs. Oklahoma while putting a Kansas City steak bet on the line.

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Coach  is joined by regular contributors Tony and Dennis for a wide-ranging, hard-hitting breakdown of the shifting landscape across college football. The conversation opens with an evaluation of Missouri’s quarterback play and the real value of the transfer portal following their clash with Kansas, before turning to a major regulatory power struggle: how the SEC and Chancellor Donde Plowman drew a hard line against LSU over roster rules, signaling what true conference self-governance will look like moving forward. The panel also dives into recent officiating and replay controversies in non-conference matchups, the eye-opening report showing $227 million in approved NIL deals over just two months, and Dennis’s take on whether enforcement can realistically keep up with third-party spending. Finally, the guys examine the sudden unraveling of Florida State, the mounting pressure on Mike Norvell, and why Dabo Swinney’s resistance to the transfer portal has left Clemson in a precarious position

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Tate Matthews recaps an action-packed Week 4 of Middle Tennessee high school football on this edition of High School Sports Saturday. The episode opens with a comprehensive Midstate scoreboard review and statistical highlights from top programs across the area, a preview of the 1864 vintage baseball game in Granville, and updates on the Tennessee Athletic Coaches Association (TACA). Tate then conducts in-depth interviews with two area head coaches following signature Friday night victories before closing the broadcast with his regular weekly breakdown alongside The Tennessean’s Tom Kreager, analyzing emerging 4–0 contenders, region outlooks, and key matchups heading into Week 5.

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Tom Kreager break down a wild Week across Middle Tennessee, delayed into the night by storms across the region. They run through a growing list of surprising 4-0 teams — Rockvale, Montgomery Bell Academy, Goodpasture, Kirkwood, Nolensville, East Robertson, and first-year-coach Lawson — highlighting standout performances like MBA's Henry Perry (a Player of the Year contender doing it all as kicker, punter, and safety), Riverdale's Jaxson Porter, and Ensworth's heavily-used running back E.J. Gibson. They also spotlight Brentwood snapping Page's 17-game win streak, a much-improved Christian Brothers program, and preview marquee Week 5 matchups including Rockvale-Smyrna, East Robertson-Kirkwood, and a highly anticipated Lipscomb-Ensworth showdown between coaches Dilfer and Hasselbeck.

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Hendersonville Commandos head coach James Beasley joins the show after a 27-0 win over Rossview to talk Aiden Meadows' 90-yard touchdown burst, QB Chris Jordan's performance, and what the 2-2 Commandos need to clean up heading into region play. Plus, a special look at the team's September 11th military tribute and the story behind the "Commandos" name.

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Coach James Beasley of the Hendersonville Commandos joins the show to break down a dominant 27-0 win over Rossview, highlight breakout performances from Aiden Meadows and Chris Jordan, and share the story behind a special Military Appreciation Night tribute. Plus: a look at the Commandos' 2-2 start, what's ahead in region play, and how the team is settling into a brand-new facility."

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3HL - 9-11-26 - Hour 3 - Jets Nation Thinks They Can Destroy the Titans

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3HL - 9-11-26 - Hour 2 - CFB & NFL Trash Talk Friday + Charles Pulliam joins to talk HSFB

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Live from Bottle Cap in 12 South, the 3HL crew breaks down a miserable Week 1 for the Tennessee Titans. Brent Dougherty, Dawn Davenport, and Ron Slay dig into the brutal home opener against the New York Jets, questioning the lifeless energy, offensive execution, and the disappearance of the run game.

Plus, the crew examines Cam Ward’s pocket presence and whether the offensive line or the rookie QB is more to blame, reacts to Anthony Hill’s debut and the controversial non-fumble call, and asks why Big Jeff is already having to tell fans to "stick with us" after just one game. Later, the gang talks college football recaps, and listener calls as Nashville prepares for a tough matchup against the Eagles.

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