Aaron Torres Sports Podcast

It's been a wild week in the world of college hoops and Aaron Torres is here to discuss it all in today's edition of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, as he breaks down the Kansas brawl, Shaka Smart's (likely) final days at Texas and previews the Big 12-SEC Challenge. Today's rundown: The Kansas-Kansas State Brawl: Aaron opens the show by discussing the story that has swept across college basketball, the brawl between Kansas and Kansas State. He explains why he waited until after the suspensions to comment on the story and why the Big 12 got it right by sitting Silvio de Sousa for 12 games. Also, with another black eye to Bill Self's program, is there any chance he could try to get out of Lawrence this offseason? Shaka Smart is (unofficially) done at Texas: After Texas lost by 39 points to West Virginia, Aaron explains why we're seeing the final days of Shaka Smart at Texas. What went wrong for Shaka, who was once a rising star in the sport, and what's next for the Longhorns? Also, Aaron explains the long-term recruiting ramifications for the Horns following this news. Finally, Aaron wraps by previewing this weekend's Big 12-SEC Challenge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It was a busy weekend of college hoops as Aaron recaps it all. He starts the wild Kentucky win over Arkansas, transitions to Louisville's win over Duke and wraps with UConn being thiiiiiis close to a big victory and Arizona potentially turning a corner out West. Here is a rundown of today's show: Calipari gets Ejected and Kentucky Wins: Aaron opens the show by breaking down the wild game on Saturday in Fayetteville. He explains why yes, he believes Calipari got a technical (5:00) and how it helped spur Kentucky to victory. He also explains why he belives this could potentially be one of the most important games of the season, and why Saturday proves that the Wildcats can play with anyone in college hoops. He wraps on the game by discussing Arkansas, and why he believes this game proves that Arkansas is a tourney team that can do damage in the SEC (20:00). The rest of the College Hoops Weekend: Aaron spends the second half the show discussing the rest of the week in college hoops. He explains why David Johnson's emergence for Louisville might be a turning point for their whole season (29:00), why UConn is on the verge of breaking through after a tough loss to Villanova (38:30) and why Arizona may be the best team in the Pac-12 (45:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday and you know what that means -- an all new episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast. Aaron opens by discussing a wild week in college hoops, as Auburn, Kentucky and Duke all lost. What it means for each team? He also discusses LSU's historic win in the title game against Clemson, and wraps by previewing Arkansas-Kentucky this weekend. Here is a rundown of today's show: Auburn, Kentucky and Duke all lose -- should any be worried? Aaron opens the show by discussing the string of high-profile upsets across college hoops this weekend. He begins by talking about Auburn-Alabama, and why he believes this game is more about Alabama turning a corner than Auburn being awful. He discusses Kentucky's loss at South Carolina and explains why this proves Nick Richards' value and quickly hits on a Duke loss as well. Finally he wraps on Seton Hall, a team he believes is one of the ten best in college hoops. LSU's National Championship: Next, Aaron turns his attention to football, where he hits on LSU's national title game win over Clemson. Aaron talks about LSU's historic season, and why he's never seen anything quite like it -- but also questions if Joe Burrow is a lock to be a success in the NFL, and if this is sustainable for LSU going forward. Finally he wraps by previewing this weekend's mega Arkansas-Kentucky showdown, and gives a special "Shout Out of the Day." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron recaps an eventful week in college hoops on the latest episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast. He discusses North Carolina's latest loss and what it means for Cole Anthony before breaking down what Kentucky's latest win means for the Wildcats. Then he opens up the mailbag and answers listener questions. Here is a rundown of today's show: North Carolina loses -- will Cole Anthony ever return? Aaron opens the show by discussing what North Carolina's recent loss means for Cole Anthony's future with the team. With the Tar Heels sitting at 8-7 overall, he wonders if we'll ever see Anthony in a North Carolina uniform again. He discusses the plusses and minuses and why, if the Tar Heels keep losing, it might not matter. Also, UNC's struggles highlight what is an historically down year for the ACC. Did Kentucky turn a corner? After Kentucky's victory over Georgia, Aaron asks if the Wildcats turned a corner with a gritty road win. He then wraps by discussing some of this week's big games, including quick thoughts on Texas Tech-Baylor, Seton Hall-Xavier and Arkansas LSU. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It was a busy weekend across college hoops, and Aaron Torres has you covered as he hits on all the big topics from the weekend. He opens on another disappointing loss by Louisville, before hitting on Kentucky, Memphis, Michigan State and a number of other topics. Here is a quick rundown of the show: Louisville Loses Again, How Much Trouble Are They In? Aaron opens the show by discussing another Louisville loss. A few weeks ago people accused Aaron of having a "hot take" for saying the Cardinals in trouble. Fast forward to 2020 and they've lost their third straight to a Power 5 team. Aaron explains what the Cardinals problems are, and thinks there is only one solution to fixing them. The Rest of the College Hoops Weekend: Aaron talks about Nick Richards' emergence at Kentucky, why no one should be giving up on Memphis after one loss and why Michigan State finally looks like the preseason title contender we all predicted. Also, "will San Diego State go undefeated" talk has begun, but Aaron explains why that won't happen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The last weekend of 2019 gave us plenty to talk about, and Aaron recaps it all on an action-packed episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Pod. From the College Football Playoff, to Kentucky's win over Louisville and Arkansas's victory at Assembly Hall, Aaron has you covered. The College Football Playoff Delivers: Aaron opens the show by talking about the thrilling semifinal between Clemson and Ohio State in the College Football Playoff (3:00). He tells you why the refs screwed Ohio State with three bad calls, but why the Buckeyes still have no one to blame but themselves for the loss. He also discusses an incredible performance from Trevor Lawrence against the Buckeyes, and LSU's dominant win over Alabama. Kentucky's win over Louisville Highlights the College Hoops Weekend: Next, Aaron transitions to the big game this weekend, Kentucky's win over Louisville (28:00). He explains why this game proves that concerns over Kentucky were greatly exaggerated, why Tyrese Maxey might be the answer as the Wildcats "go-to" player and why this might be the start of a big run for the Wildcats. He also explains why Saturday was actually a positive for Louisville (41:00) going forward. Finally, he wraps by discussing Arkansas's massive road win at Assembly Hall in Bloomington (47:00) and why the Razorbacks really will be a contender in the SEC title race. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Many of you are headed back to work on Thursday, and because he's a man of the people, Aaron is giving you a new Aaron Torres Sports Podcast to get you through the week! He previews Louisville-Kentucky and the College Football Playoff with Louisville radio host Nick Coffey, and then welcomes on his good friend James Alberino, the "Spread Investor" to talk betting the playoff and college football bowl games. Here is a rundown of today's show: Louisville-Kentucky and College Football Playoff previews: Aaron opens the show by welcoming on Nick Coffey to preview the Louisville-Kentucky game and the College Football Playoff this weekend. The guys discuss the ups and downs of both Louisville and Kentucky, and answer the question -- who which program needs this win more? Then they talk the playoff: Does Oklahoma stand a chance? What to make of Clemson-Ohio State? And how about edgy Dabo Swinney? Then the guys make their picks in the big games. Bowl Betting with "The Spread Investor": Aaron welcomes on his buddy onto the show, noted gambling expert James Alberino, "The Spread Investor" to talk bowl betting. James has his own show on SNY in New York, and discusses how he got into gambling, as well as his strategy for betting bowl games, and his favorite picks of bowl season. He also tells you why he feels really good on one College Football Playoff bet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It was a busy in college hoops and Aaron Torres -- fresh off a trip to Las Vegas -- is here to recap it all. From Kentucky's loss, to a bad weekend for the SEC, great start for the Big East and James Wiseman's departure, Aaron has you covered. What Does Kentucky's Second Straight Loss Say About the Wildcats? Aaron opens the show by talking about Kentucky's second straight loss, this time at the hands of Ohio State. He opens by discussing the Buckeyes and why they are worthy of a Top 3 ranking nationally before transitioning to the Wildcats. Even despite the loss, and even despite Kentucky's offensive struggles, he explains why he doesn't believe the season is lost for the Wildcats. The Rest of College Hoops Including Thoughts on James Wiseman: Aaron spends the rest of the show discussing the rest of the weekend in college hoops. He talks about a disastrous start for the SEC, why he's done talking about the Florida Gators, and why the Big East might be the best conference top to bottom in the sport. Finally, he wraps by discussing James Wiseman, what he's heard, and why he believes Wiseman elected to leave Memphis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Kentucky falling to Utah, it was a late night for college hoops fans, but Aaron Torres is up early to recap it all on today's Aaron Torres Podcast. In addition to talking all things college hoops, he is also joined by Auburn coach Bruce Pearl in his debut on the show! Here is a quick rundown: Kentucky Loses to Utah in an Awful Night for the SEC: Aaron opens the show by talking about Kentucky's late night loss to Utah (4:00). He explains why Kentucky simply isn't good enough offensively to play so poorly on defense, then discusses parallels between last season following the loss to Seton Hall, and explains why he does believe this is "fixable" for the Wildcats. Then he talks about another disappointing night in the SEC, including a loss for Tennessee, which like Kentucky, seems to be out of sorts (19:00). Are Auburn and Arkansas the two best bets in this league? Is anyone actually good? Aaron has the answers. Bruce Pearl Joins the Show: Next Up, Aaron is joined by Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl (30:00), who makes his debut on the show. Pearl talks about being the last undefeated team in Power 5, and why he still feels like there are a lot of questions about his team, and this league overall. He also discusses the rebuild of the program overall, the impact of Charles Barkely and answers the question: Does he really have a street named after him in Indiana? It's a great interview and one any college hoops fan will love! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College basketball took center stage this weekend and Aaron Torres is here to recap it all. From North Carolina losing Cole Anthony and to Wofford, to Gonzaga and Memphis picking up big wins, and Kentucky finally playing a power opponent, Aaron recaps it all. He also tells you how you can meet him next weekend in Las Vegas for the CBS Sports Classic. Here's a rundown of today's show: North Carolina Loses Cole Anthony - Could they Miss the NCAA Tourney Too?? Aaron opens the show by discussing the shocking news that Cole Anthony is out with a knee injury (7:00). The Tar Heels took the court without him on Sunday and proceeded to lose to Wofford, and Aaron wonders: If he doesn't come back soon, will they miss the NCAA Tournament too. He also hits on Sunday's other big game where Ohio State lost to Minnesota, and Aaron explains why he isn't too worried. Gonzaga and Memphis Impress on Saturday: Next, Aaron goes back to Saturday, where he discusses Gonzaga's win over Arizona (17:00) and why it's time to appreciate just how good this program is. Aaron says it's also time to respect Penny Hardaway after the Memphis Tigers went to Tennessee and got a victory (30:00) over the Vols, even without their two best players. Finally he wraps by talking Kentucky's win over Georgia Tech (40:00). It wasn't a monumenal victory, but an important one, as Kentucky gets set for a big two weeks ahead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With a quiet Thursday and Friday in college hoops, we've got your newest episode of the Aaron Torres Podcast ready to go early this week. Aaron discusses Louisville's disappointing effort against Texas Tech in New York and more before he is joined by ESPN and SEC Network's Andy Kennedy to take a look across the SEC hoops landscape. Plus, Aaron tells you how you can meet him at the CBS Sports Classic in Vegas next week. Here is a rundown of today's show. Louisville Loses to Texas Tech and Real Problems are Exposed: Following its first loss of the season, Aaron opens the show by discussing how real problems have emerged for Louisville. Despite what their fans think (and they were angry on social media Tuesday night), this is a team that doesn't have good point guard play or scoring outside of Jordan Nwora. Are those problems fixable for the Cards and what happens next? He also talks about another incredible win for Chris Beard, and whether his future is in Lubbock or not, and why he has actually been impressed by Indiana early in the season. ESPN's Andy Kennedy Joins the Show: Next up, Aaron is joined by ESPN college hoops personality Andy Kennedy to discuss what he has seen from SEC teams early this season. They talk about Kentucky's struggles early, whether they've turned it around or not, and what to expect as the games get tougher. Also, what has led to Auburn's early-season success and is it sustainable? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It was a busy week across college sports and Aaron is here to recap it all. He opens by discussing the weekend in college football, and then is joined by his buddy Ryan Fowler from Tuscaloosa to talk Kirby Smart, Coach O and Lane Kififn's hiring at Ole Miss. Finally, Aaron wraps by answering your questions in his college hoops mailbag. Here is a rundown of today's show (with times of segments listed): The College Football Playoff is Set: Aaron explains why the committee got it right this year. He also hits on the other big topics from the weekend, including, has Kirby Smart already reached his potential at Georgia (16:30)? And Lane Kiffin has arrived at Ole Miss! Then Aaron is joined by his good buddy, Tuscaloosa radio host Ryan Fowler (33:00) to discuss the next steps for Bama, has LSU surpassed Alabama, and what he makes of where Kirby Smart is at Georgia. College Hoops Mailbag: Torres has the answers to all of your college hoops questions (70:00). It was relatively quiet weekend, but Aaron opens by discussing the success of Gonzaga after their victory over Washington, as well as, is Louisville the top team in the country, is Arkansas a tourney team, and what should we make of Kentucky now about a third of the way through the regular season? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With the ACC-Big Ten Challenge we got some GREAT college hoops this week and Aaron Torres is here to recap it all, from UNC's woes to Louisville's success and what to make of Michigan State? Then he switches gears to the SEC title game and college football with his buddy Jacob Hester of Sirius XM, in an action-packed Aaron Torres Podcast. Highlights: ACC-Big Ten Challenge Recap: We got a great few days of the ACC-Big Ten Challenge and Aaron recaps it all. He explains why UNC's 25-point loss to Ohio State showed just how much trouble North Carolina is in -- and why those problems aren't going to get solved this year. He quickly touches on Louisville's win before transitioning to Duke and Michigan State. Love them or hate them, Duke is in fact for real, and what exactly is wrong with Michigan State? Also, are we seeing history repeat itself with Virginia? College Football with Sirius XM's Jacob Hester: Next up, Aaron is joined by LSU legend and Sirius XM host Jacob Hester to preview the SEC title game. Hester talks about this dream season, what Coach O has done to turn the LSU program around and why he believes Georgia is in trouble this weekend. Aaron wraps by making his weekend picks and explaining why USC made the right move keeping its football coach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's an action-packed edition of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, as Aaron is joined by his old buddy Nick Coffey to recap a wild weekend of college football. The two discuss a wild Iron Bowl, Jim Harbaugh and Michigan, and Scott Satterfield's "L's Down" reaction in the Louisville-Kentucky football game. Then Aaron recaps a wild week of hoops following Feast Week. Here is a full rundown of today's show: College Football Recap: Nick and Aaron discuss why a wild Iron Bowl, and why they're happy they no longer have to discuss Alabama is a legitimate playoff option. Then they discuss another Michigan loss to Ohio State, and if this is as good as it's going to get for the Wolverines under Jim Harbaugh. Finally, Nick Coffey goes in-depth on the "L's down" controversy at the end of the Louisville-Kentucky football game and Aaron raves about the play of Lynn Bowden. What We Learned in Feast Week: Aaron wraps the show by playing "Where Aaron was right, Where Aaron Was Wrong," breaking down what we learned during Feast Week. He explains why he overreacted to Kentucky and why North Carolina is more than just Cole Anthony. He also shares reaction on Michigan, Gonzaga, Auburn, and a handful of other teams that both impressed and disappointed during Feast Week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's been an eventful week since the last episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, and Aaron recaps it all in the way that only he can. From hoops to football, Duke losing, Nate Sestina's injury and so much more, he recaps it all. Full recap of "Feast Week" so far: Aaron opens the show by discussing an eventful "Feast Week." He explains why even though they lost the Maui final, Dayton is a team that college hoops fans will be discussing all year. Plus he discusses Duke's loss, why we should have seen this coming, and are there any elite teams in college hoops this year? And finally he discusses the devastating Nate Sestina injury. What does it mean for Kentucky, and why it's time for EJ Montgomery and Nick Richards to show just how good they are. Looking ahead to the College Football rivalry weekend: Aaron wraps by discussing the huge weekend of rivalry college football. He explains why he is disappointed in the committee for moving Ohio State to No. 1, and why he expects Michigan to keep things close agaisnt the Wolverines. Plus, why he thinks Auburn can pull the upset over Alabama, and why even if Alabama wins, they still have a way to go to make the four-team playoff field! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There's better way to head into the holiday week than with an all new episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast! There's so much college football and basketball to get into, so let's quit wasting time. Highlights: College Football Playoff Picture is Taking Shape: With Oregon's loss and Oklahoma's near loss, Aaron explains what it means for the playoff picture. He also discusses why this year proves that expanding the playoff to eight teams would be idiotic. Aaron also answers the question: with Oregon out, who will get the fourth spot? Feast Week Preview: It's one of the great weeks of the college hoops season. Aaron recaps the Baylor-Villanova classic, a duel between two teams you should watch all season. He also discusses that UConn-Xavier double-overtime thriller and why this might just have been the re-emergence of UConn hoops as we know it. Finally, he wraps by previewing all the big Feast Week events, from the Maui Invitational to the Battle 4 Atlantis and much, much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday, and you know what that means: A new episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast. Aaron discusses all the comings and goings in college hoops, including Kentucky's struggles, James Wiseman's suspension and a run-in with Nevada fans. Plus, he looks ahead to the weekend in college football. Highlights: James Wiseman and Just How Bad is Kentucky? Aaron opens the show by discussing the latest in college hoops. He starts with James Wiseman's suspension and explains why this is proof that Memphis was not smart for fighting the NCAA. Then he turns his attention to Kentucky. What is wrong, and can it be fixed? He wraps it up by discussing a run-in with Nevada fans after the Wolfpack's 2-3 start. The College Football Look Ahead: Aaron takes a look at the college football landscape heading into Week 13. He explains why a debate about Alabama and Oregon for the final playoff spot is no debate at all, and why he expects Ohio State to win convincingly against Penn State this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's another episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, as Aaron recaps a really fun weekend across college sports. He starts by talking Tua's hip and the playoff picture and wraps talking college hoops and the disappointing Florida Gators. Here is a rundown of today's show: Don't Blame Nick Saban for Tua's Hip Injury: Aaron opens the show by discussing the biggest story in college football, the injury to Tua Tagovailoa's hip. He explains why people shouldn't be blaming Nick Saban, and why it had nothing to do with previous injuries. Aaron also wraps the football segment by updating the playoff picture - does Georgia have enough offense to make a real run? Is LSU's defense good enough? And what about Oklahoma's wild comeback. Florida Basketball is Really Bad: Aaron wraps by talking all the big storylines in college hoops. He gives an update on James Wiseman at Memphis, and why the Tigers did the right thing by sitting him out going forward. Then he discussed Florida's disastrous start to the season. Aaron gives credit to his UConn Huskies, but also explains why Florida was totally overrated coming into the season, and why they might not be able to fix the problems they have. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College hoops is underway and there is plenty to talk about -- which is exactly what we do on today's Aaron Torres Sports Podcast. Aaron recaps Kentucky's stunning loss to Evansville, and then gives you the latest on James Wiseman. Here is a rundown on today's show: Kentucky Gets Shocked by Evansville: It was one of the single most stunning losses in recent college basketball history: Evansville went to Rupp Arena and came out with a victory. Aaron goes in-depth on what went wrong, what needs to be fixed and why Kentucky isn't good enough right now to overlook anyone. He also explains why, despite the disappointing loss, he still believes the Wildcats will be an elite team long-term. The Latest on James Wiseman: Following Memphis' loss on Tuesday, where they once again played James Wiseman, Aaron gives the latest on Wiseman's status. He explains why -- despite the media applauding Memphis -- it is actually idiotic for the Tigers to play Wiseman. Also, why it's unfair to the other players on the team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It was an absolutely insane weekend in college sports, and Aaron Torres is here to recap it all. He discusses the ramifications of LSU-Bama, the playoff picture and Chad Morris's firing at Arkansas. Then he switches to college hoops (40-minute mark) and gives you everything you need to know about James Wiseman, and what's next for Memphis and Penny Hardaway. Here is a recap of today's show: LSU-Alabama Ramifications: Aaron opens the show by discussing the ramifications of LSU's convincing win over Alabama. He goes in-depth on the incredible job Coach O has done, and why LSU should be No. 1 in the new College Football Playoff poll next week. Also, Aaron explains why Alabama is not out of the playoff picture, but asks the question, after what we saw Saturday, even if Alabama gets in the playoff can they actually win? And he wraps by discussing why Chad Morris had to be fired at Arkansas. The Inside Scoop on James Wiseman's Situation at Memphis: At the 40:00 minute mark Aaron switches gears and talks college basketball and gives you the inside scoop on the James Wiseman situation at Memphis. Aaron gives the background, and then gives insider details on why Penny Hardaway has made a *lot* of enemies in his short time at Memphis. Aaron also explains what Memphis's defense to the NCAA will be, and what's next for Penny Hardaway and Wiseman going forward. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It was a thrilling night at Madison Square Garden and Aaron Torres is here to recap it all in a new episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast. He discusses Kentucky's thrilling win, Kansas's devastating loss and then is joined by new Alabama hoops coach Nate Oats. Here is a rundown of today's show: Champions Classic Recap: Aaron opens the show by recapping Tyrese Maxey's national coming out party for Kentucky. He discusses Maxey's incredible play, while also explaining why this win will carry so much weight all season long. He follows it up by talking about the Duke-Kansas snoozer. Kansas appears to have major problems -- is it possible they can't be fixed? Alabama Head Coach Nate Oats: Prior to Alabama's tough opening night loss, new Crimson Tide hoops coach Nate Oats stopped by to chat with Aaron. Oats opened by discussing what he has learned from a legendary head coach and also what to expect from his team this season. Despite the disappointing opening night loss, Oats explains why he expects the Tide to be an NCAA Tournament team. College Football Preview -- Aaron wraps by discussing this weekend's big college football games and why he likes Alabama to beat LSU convincingly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Oh what a weekend it was in the college sports landscape and Aaron Torres is here to discuss it all with you. He discusses the suddenly vacant Florida State football coaching job and who he thinks the right coach is to fill the position. Then he previews the Champions Classic with NBC Sports' Rob Dauster and wraps by making his preseason college basketball Final Four and national title picks. Here is a rundown of the show: Willie Taggart's dismissal highlights a wild weekend of college football: Aaron opens the show by discussing Willie Taggart's firing at Florida State. He says that Bob Stoops is the candidate to watch for this job and not Mark Stoops, and also why Mark shouldn't leave Kentucky. He then talks about the weekend in college football, including Georgia's win, and why Saturday was the beginning of the end for Clay Helton at USC. Champions Classic preview with Rob Dauster: College basketball is here and Aaron previews the Champions Classic with his buddy Rob Dauster from NBC Sports. They discuss if Michigan State is the overwhelming favorite everyone thought a few weeks ago, and why it will be a learning process for Kentucky. Also, the guys discuss why neither is sold on Duke and why the Blue Devils could be in for a long season. Preseason College Basketball Picks: Aaron ends the show by making his preseason Final Four picks (with one major surprise in there) and why he thinks a freshman will win National Player of the Year for a second straight season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a new episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, as Aaron discusses potential sweeping changes to college sports with the implementation of new Name, Image and Likeness rules. He then talks college football, and wraps by discussing a few news and notes from college basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Monday and it's time for an all new Aaron Torres Sports Podcast! Aaron bounces back between football and basketball, recapping the weekend, while also looking ahead as the college hoops season nears. Here is a rundown of today's show: College Football: Aaron opens by discussing the weekend that was in college football. Oklahoma loses -- no, they're eliminated from the playoff, but yes, they have big problems. LSU wins and looks bad, while Alabama rolls. Also, Aaron goes in on Chad Morris for Arkansas' brutal play, while discussing the incredible coaching job of Mark Stoops. Should he be in consideration for SEC Coach of the Year? Aaron believes so. College Basketball: At around the 39-minute mark Aaron switches gears to college hoops, where he previews the season. Vegas has released over/under win totals and Aaron tells you what bets he likes. Also, he opens the mailbag -- which teams are underrated coming into the year? And who does he like to win in the Champions Classic games to open the year? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a great episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, as Aaron is joined by Evan Daniels to talk about all the big storylines in college basketball recruiting! He also discusses Week 9 college football and some college hoops news and notes leading into the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's an all new episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, as Aaron recaps a wild weekend across both the college football and basketball world. The college football picture is starting to take shape, while college hoops is near, and John Calipari is going after Coach K! Here is a rundown of today's show: College Football: Aaron recaps a fun weekend in college football. He discusses how Tua's injury alters Alabama -- could it be similar to when Zion WIlliamson got hurt and changed Duke's basketball season last year? Also, why we should give Michigan credit in defeat, and why we should praise Lynn Bowden for his gutty effort against Georgia. Aaron also explains why Clemson is the key to college football chaos. College Hoops News: Aaron wraps by discussing a few nuggets from college hoops over the last week. Devin Askew committed to Kentucky, and Aaron gives credit to John Calipari for sticking to his recruiting philosophy, and why he isn't sold on Isaiah Todd having success at Michigan. Also, he discusses Coach Cal going after Coach K at SEC Media Day, and Aaron shares what he has heard about Michigan State's preseason scrimmage loss to Gonzaga over the weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We've got a great Aaron Torres Sports Podcast to get you into the weekend, as Aaron discusses all the comings and goings in college hoops and football, before welcoming CBS Sports' Gary Parrish to the show. Here is the entire rundown of today's show: College Basketball News and Notes: Aaron opens the show by discussing a few major developments across college basketball, specifically, the Devin Askew commitment watch. Askew is set to commit on Thursday night. Aaron explains why he thinks Askew will choose Kentucky, reclassify to 2020 and what it means for the program. Also, how could it impact Cade Cunningham's decision? Aaron then discusses the bizarre situation with N'Faly Dante at Oregon, before giving his Week 8 college football picks. CBS Sports' Gary Parrish Joins the Show to Discuss Memphis Hoops: There isn't a more interesting topic in college hoops coming into the season than Memphis basketball, and Aaron welcomes on CBS Sports insider and Memphis native Gary Parrish to talk about the Tigers. Parrish discusses the excitement in the city over the Tigers, Penny Hardaway's national championship prediction and how it all could go wrong. What is the floor and ceiling of this team? And also, what is both the good and bad impact, if the Tigers don't have success this season? Finally, Parrish wraps up by talking some of the bigger topics in college hoops heading into the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It was a busy weekend on the gridiron, as Aaron dedicates almost all of Monday's Aaron Torres Pod to a WILD weekend in college football. Georgia choked and Aaron is gloating, LSU and Oklahoma show they might be "national title good" and poor Texas A&M isn't even close to Bama. Aaron wraps the show by discussing a development in the recruitment of five-star Cade Cunningham, the No. 2 ranked player in high school basketball. Here is a rundown of today's show: Georgia Chokes and College Football goes Crazy: Aaron takes a victory lap, as his arch nemesis Georgia choked away a game between the hedges against South Carolina. Aaron explains why they're the "Enron of college football," a fraud who built its entire reputation on close losses to Bama, and how this proves they're actually no where close to Bama. Then Aaron talks about how LSU's offense and Oklahoma's defense prove that they might have what it takes to win the title, and why Texas A&M may be getting as little return on its investment as anyone in college football. Cade Cunningham to Kentucky? Finally Aaron wraps with a development in the recruitment of Cade Cunningham, the No. 2 ranked player in high school basketball. With Evan Daniels' Crystal Ball now showing that the Wildcats may land Cunningham Aaron explains what he's hearing, what kind of player has and what impact Cunningham could have in Lexington next year. Could a Cunningham, Terrence Clarke, BJ Boston headlined recruiting class be on par with the Zion/RJ Barrett/Cam Reddish Duke class from a year ago? Aaron thinks so. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday and you know what that means: A new Aaron Torres Sports Podcast is LIVE! Aaron is joined by Nick Coffey to preview a big weekend in college football, and then Aaron wraps the show by talking about his preseason college hoops Top 25 and more. Here's a rundown of today's show: ACC Basketball Media Day Madness: Nick Coffey joins Aaron after attending ACC Basketball Media Day. He shares his experience from the event, including his awkward run in with Tony Bennett, and they discuss the clear gap between the good and bad coaches in the conference. A Mega-Weekend in College Football: Coffey and Torres touch on all of the HUGE games on this weekend's college football slate, starting with Oklahoma-Texas. What's wrong with Clemson, and why have they not bought into Florida? Also, should Baker Mayfield and Kyler Murray's struggles in the NFL impact Jalen Hurts' Heisman chances? It sounds crazy, but Aaron explains why. Aaron talks his college hoops preseason Top 25 + a college hoops mailbag: Finally, Aaron wraps by talking college hoops. He released his top 25 on Wednesday and explains why it will be a down year in the ACC and Big 12, but could be a big year for the Big East and the SEC. Also, he answers your mailbag questions: Who wins the battle of Cassius Winston vs. Ashton Hagans? And could Archie Miller be fired if Indiana doesn't make the NCAA Tournament this year? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What an episode do we have for you on the Aaron Torres Podcast. Aaron talks college football, Kansas/Snoop Dogg stripper fiasoc, and he is joined by his old friend, Arkansas head coach Eric Musselman. Here is a rundown of today's show: Week 6 College Football: Aaron recaps the week across the college sports world. He explains why it's good that there have been no big upsets in college football, and why we should feel worse about Michigan and Florida. Late Night at the Phog: Aaron turns his attention to the story of the weekend in college hoops: Kansas bringing in Snoop Dogg and a stripper show to midnight madness. Aaron explains why the gag wasn't funny, and why people across college basketball were pissed off. Also, how do other coaches feel about Bill Self? Aaron has the answer. Arkansas head coach Eric Musselman joins the show: Aaron wraps up by welcoming his old friend Eric Musselman to the show. They talk about Musselman's influences both inside and out of basketball, and why sometimes it's coaches in other sports who teach him the most. Also, what's with those crazy recruiting pictures that have popped up? And what are expectations for year one of this season? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a WILD episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast. Aaron discusses California's new Fair Pay to Play law, the unintended consequences that could come and how it started a Twitter beef with Richard Sherman. Then, iconic college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit joins the show to talk the college football season. Aaron wraps up the show with a college hoops mailbag! Here is a rundown: What the California Bill Means for the Future of College Athletics: Aaron takes a deep dive on the new California Fair Pay to Play law, which will allow athletes to benefit off their name and image. Aaron isn't opposed to the bill, but says that there will be unintended consequences and hopes that the NCAA properly legislates endorsement opportunities for athletes. He also explains how he ended up in a Twitter beef with Richard Sherman over the bill on Wednesday. Kirk Herbstreit joins the show: It's a monumental moment on the Aaron Torres Pod, as iconic college football voice Kirk Herbstreit joins the show. They discuss what's wrong with Bama, what makes Alabama so great every year, as well as the current national title race. College Hoops Mailbag. He discusses Penny Hardaway's national title prediction, sleeper NBA Draft prospects and who you need to know in the Pac-12. More college hoops mailbags to come in the future! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Monday and you already know what that means, a new episode of the Aaron Torres Podcast. With Clemson struggling on Saturday, Aaron asks: Who's No. 1 in college football? He also discusses major sanctions coming down for Georgia Tech and what it means for the rest of college hoops. Here is a rundown of today's show: Who's No. 1 in college football?Aaron breaks down a huge Saturday in college football. Clemson is ranked No. 1 but struggled, and Aaron wonders if they can make it through the schedule undefeated. Could they get left out of the playoff as a one-loss ACC champ? Is Ohio State the best team in college football after their dominating victory at Nebraska? And also, why was everyone so quick to ask if Nebraska is "back?" Finally, with so much hype on Jalen Hurts and Joe Burrow, are we overlooking just how incredible Tua Tagovailoa? Georgia Tech gets Hammered with NCAA Sanctions - what does it mean for Kansas? Aaron turns his attention to college basketball, where some surprising news came from the NCAA offices when Georgia Tech was hit with major sanctions. Aaron explains why yes, this is a big deal, but not for the reason you think. Could this be a sign that the NCAA is ready to come down on Kansas and everyone else who got caught up in the FBI investigation? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You picked the right episode to listen to the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast. Aaron breaks down all the rules Kansas broke and explains just how much trouble they're in. He's also joined by legendary Oklahoma football coach Bob Stoops. Highlights: Kansas and Bill Self are in Big Trouble:On Monday, the NCAA sent Kansas it's Notice of Allegations and Aaron thinks they are in big trouble. He explains why Bill Self was caught red-handed and that he really has no good way to defend himself. If the NCAA comes down on Self, what does it mean for his future? And what about the futures of Arizona, Louisville and Rick Pitino? Aaron concludes by talking about "tanking" in college football and gives his Week 5 picks. Bob Stoops joins the show: Next Aaron next welcomes one of the most prominent guests to ever join the show, legendary Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops. He shares what he first saw in Lincoln Riley and talks about the recruitments of Adrian Peterson and Baker Mayfiel. Also, what are his thoughts on the work his brother Mark is doing as the head coach at Kentucky? And will he ever coach college football again? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a very special episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, as Aaron traveled all the way to Las Vegas to bring you this live show to talk all things college football, plus the pending NCAA basketball sanctions for Kansas basketball. Here is a full rundown of today's show: A Wild Weekend in College Football: Aaron tells you why, if you went to bed before 2 a.m. ET on Saturday night/Sunday morning you already missed the game of the year in college football, and also, why Saturday proved Michigan will never reach elite status under Jim Harbaugh. Also, did Georgia blow their shot to prove to America they're the best team in the country? And if so, who is the best team? Aaron's answer might surprise you. Trouble Looming for Kansas Basketball: Aaron wraps the show by talking pending NCAA sanctions for Kansas basketball. He explains why this news shouldn't be a surprise, and how the Jayhawks have already admitted to at least one major violation. Also, why Bill Self has -- to this point -- proven to more knowledgeable of violations than either Sean Miller and Will Wade, and is there any chance at all that Self loses his job at Kansas over this mess? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's an all new Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, and boy was it a doozy. Aaron welcomes Nick Coffey back onto the show to talk about the latest developments at Louisville before Torres takes a look at Week 4 of college football. He wraps with a wild interview with former Michigan Wolverine and New York Jet, Braylon Edwards, where Edwards holds nothing back! Here is a recap of the day's show: College Hoops in the News: Aaron opens the show by welcoming in Nick Coffey to talk about all the big comings and goings in college hoops. The guys discuss the Louisville settlement with Rick Pitino, what's next for Louisville and now that this is behind him, will Pitino ever coach again? Then the guys discuss this week's news that Tony Bennett refused a raise from the University of Virginia, why it's impossible to dislike Bennett, and just how lucky was Virginia to actually win the title last year? Then Aaron makes his Week 4 college football picks. Former Michigan Wide Receiver Braylon Edwards: Next up Aaron is joined by Braylon Edwards, a former All-American at Michigan and Pro Bowler in the NFL. He discusses his time in Cleveland where he got in a bar fight with LeBron James's friend, what it was like to play for Rex Ryan and why the Jets should have won the Super Bowl in 2010. Then he discusses the state of Michigan football heading into the weekend. What is holding them back and is Jim Harbaugh the guy to figure things out? This is one of the best interviews in the history of the podcast, as Edwards holds nothing back. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a busy day on the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, as Aaron not only reacts to Week 3 of college football, but also shares his thoughts on high school superstar Terrence Clarke committing to Kentucky. What does it mean for the Wildcats and college basketball as a whole? Here is a rundown of today's show: Week 3 College Football Recap: Aaron gives the full rundown from this weekend in college football. He says that the top of the sport is starting to separate themselves -- are Ohio State, Georgia, LSU and Oklahoma just as good as Alabama and Clemson? Also, he discusses the Florida-Kentucky game at length, why it is so disappointing for Kentucky, who dominated the game, and why he was a bit disappointed with the Wildcats' coaching staff down the stretch who got conservative after taking the lead. Also, Urban Meyer made some interesting comments about his coaching future this weekend. Terrence Clarke's Commitment to Kentucky: Aaron concludes the show by discussing the commitment of one of the top high school players in America, Terrence Clarke, who will reclassify and play college basketball next year at the University of Kentucky. Aaron explains why he believes that Clarke has the look of a future NBA All-Star, and why, if there was doubt about John Calipari's recruiting touch, it has officially been silenced once again. Also, what could be next in the Wildcats' recruiting class? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College football is in full-swing. Get ready for Week 3 with a new edition of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast. Aaron talks about all this weekend's big games, a shake-up at USC and asks the question: Who is the worst second-year head coach in college football, Jeremy Pruitt, Willie Taggart, Chip Kelly or other? Before the show ends he is joined by Barstool's Brandon Walker to talk more college football. Here is a complete rundown of the day's show: A full look-ahead to Week 3 in college football: Aaron talks about all the big games in college football this week. He explains why Bama and Clemson roll and why Florida-Kentucky may be the most intriguing game on the docket. Then he ranks his worst second-year head coach: Did Jeremy Pruitt or Chip Kelly win? He talks about a major change at USC and gives his Week 3 college football picks. Brandon Walker of Barstool Sports: Next up, Aaron is joined by Barstool Sports' college football expert Brandon Walker. The guys discuss Brandon's unique path to Barstool and what it's like to work there. Also, why are his picks so hot and why is Jeremy Pruitt so bad? Also, Brandon goes off on one of the powers that be in college football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Another weekend of college football is in the books and Aaron Torres is here to recap it all. He talks all the big games, including Texas-LSU and A&M-Clemson, and discusses why Michigan is screwed, why Tennessee is worse than anyone could ever imagine and what does Kentucky do post-Terry Wilson? Here is a rundown of today's show. LSU wins and is a national title contender: In the big game of the weekend LSU went to Texas and not only left with a win -- but Aaron believes, a shot at the national title. He explains why this offense is what makes this team so different, and why it's a credit to Coach O for shaking things up. He also wonders if -- like Alabama and Georgia -- they could get into the playoff mix if they finish the regular season with one loss and don't win the SEC Championship. Clemson is a juggernaut... again: Even after they lost basically their entire defense, Clemson proved that they are still a cut above everyone else (not named "Bama") in a dominant win over Texas A&M. With a soft schedule, did Clemson already (unofficially) clinch a playoff spot? And is it bad for college football that they are so much better than the rest of the ACC? A Wild CFB Weekend: Aaron wraps by discussing all the big stories in the sport this weekend. He explains why Michigan is screwed, even with a win, and why Tennessee has hit another new rock bottom with no end in sight. He also discusses the injury to Terry Wilson and wonders if Gunnar Hoak regrets leaving Kentucky. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're heading into another weekend of college football, so get set for Saturday by downloading the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast! Aaron talks about all the big games and is joined by Jacob Hester, the former LSU Tiger running back and current host on the Sirius XM SEC Channel A full rundown of today's show: Week 2 of the College Football Season: Aaron explains why he doesn't necessarily believe that Texas is "back" like much of the media, but that the Longhorns will still keep things close against LSU. Even though each team has high-powered offenses, Torres believes Texas A&M-Clemson will be super low-scoring. He also gives his Week 2 gambling picks and shares some inside information on one game that no one is talking about. Aaron welcomes Jacob Hester to the show: Aaron is joined by his good friend Jacob Hester, who played at LSU and in the NFL, and now hosts on Sirius XM radio. Jacob discusses his playing career which included being recruited by Nick Saban and playing for both Saban and Les Miles. He explains why he thinks Miles will work at Kansas and shares some funny behind the scenes stories. Then the guys transition to this weekend's big game between LSU and Texas. Jacob explains what this win would mean for LSU and answers the question: Will they ever actually catch Alabama? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College football is back and so is the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast! Aaron has a recap of the entire Week 1 of college football, including Tennessee's disastrous loss to Georgia State. Highlights: Thoughts on Oregon-Auburn: It was the game of the weekend, and Aaron has a lot of thoughts on Oregon's meltdown against Auburn. Aaron explains why you shouldn't blame Oregon head coach Mario Cristobal for the loss, and why the Ducks have to be sick after completely controlling that game. Also, in a weird twist, Aaron explains why he actually feels worse about Auburn after their win, not better. Tennessee's disastrous loss to Georgia State: Next Aaron discusses the upset of the weekend, as Tennessee fell to Georgia State. He wonders how the once proud Vols program fell so far, and why yes, he feels bad for Tennessee. Also, after what we saw this weekend, is there any reason to think that things will get better for the Vols going forward this season? A look at the rest of the SEC's tough Saturday: Aaron wraps by discussing a tough day for other SEC teams in addition to Tennessee including Missouri and Ole Miss, and why you shouldn't judge a conference by its bad teams. Also, he explains why he is completely done talking South Carolina on the show forever, and wraps by discussing the legendary Hugh Frieze, who coached from a hospital bed and once again proved that there really is nothing quite as crazy as college football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Week 0 is officially in the books. Start Week 1 of the college football season with the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast. Aaron discusses the big Week 1 games and gives his playoff picks, and later, former Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer joins the show. Here is a preview of this week's episode: Week 1 College Football Preview: Now that Week 0 is complete, Aaron prepares for all the big Week 1 games. He explains why he expects Oregon-Auburn to be low-scoring, and a surprising matchup that Aaron believes could be the game of the weekend. Plus, Aaron shares his playoff picks, including a surprise team from the Pac-12. Frank Beamer: Next up, Aaron is joined by Hall of Fame coach Frank Beamer, who spent close to 30 years at Virginia Tech. The guys discuss what it was like to coach Michael Vick and the Hokies' incredible run to the brink of a title in 1999. Also, what does he think of Dabo Swinney's dominance at Clemson from the perspective of another ACC coach? Before he departs, Beamer explains what it's like to be a member of the College Football Playoff committee. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's an all new episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, as Aaron is joined by his buddy Nick Coffey to break down a number of different topics heading into "Week 0" of the college football season. The guys talk all sorts of things, including: More on Michael Avenatti + News at Louisville?After touching on the Michael Avenatti news last week, the guys rehash and explain why it's all much to do about nothing. They explain why the allegations aren't nearly as scandlous as some make it out to be, and how none of it can be tied to major college basketball programs. Aaron also explains why there isn't anything to worry about for Kentucky's Kenny Payne whose name was mentioned in the documents. Week 0 is here!The guys talk about college football's Week 0 being upon us. When did Week 0 become a thing, and is the Week 0 and Week 1 slate this year slacking? Also, have we run out of teams to play Bama Week 1, and Nick discusses how bad it could get when Notre Dame comes to Louisville on Labor Day night. Also, the guys again touch on a quiet off-season: Are Alabama and Clemson to blame? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We often describe the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast as "jam-packed." That's an understatement this week. Aaron discusses N'Faly Dante's decision, Michael Avenatti's latest claims and is joined by Fox Sports' Tim Brando to preview the upcoming college football season. Highlights: Thoughts on Michael Avenetti: Aaron opens the show by discussing the latest story surrounding Michael Avenetti and Nike's alleged role in paying high school basketball players. Aaron explains why this story isn't as big as it's made out to be, and why it likely will have zero impact on schools mentioned by Avenetti. Also, why the headline that all the top high school players were getting paid to play EYBL is a bit misleading. Reaction to N'Faly Dante's Decision: N'Faly Dante will be an Oregon Duck. Aaron explains why it could take time for Dante to adjust to college basketball, and why he has never been sold that Dante will have an immediate impact in the sport. He also discusses what the commitment means for Oregon and how it may help Kentucky in the long run. Fox Sports' Tim Brando Previews the 2019 College Football Season: Brando returns to the show to talk pigskin. Is anyone even close to Bama and Clemson, and how much trouble is the sport in if the two teams again play for the title? Brando also talks about teams that are quietly emerging and other storylines heading into the season. Also, has the College Football Playoff actually hurt the sport as a whole? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Monday, and you know what that means: It's time for an all new Aaron Torres Sports Podcast. Aaron is joined by his old buddy Nick Coffey to recap a busy few days across sports. The guys touch on Aaron's interview with Chris Mack and discuss the surprising controversy that developed around Kelly Bryant last week. Highlights: Reaction Aaron's interview with Chris Mack: Nick discusses the local reaction and how some in the media were mad that Mack agreed to the interview. Also, the guys discuss Mack's comments on the Kentucky-Louisville rivalry: Has Mack made it harder for Kentucky fans to dislike the Cardinals? Kelly Bryant is not getting a championship ring: Next up, the guys discuss the surprising story that emerged last week, with Clemson coach Dabo Swinney refusing to give former Tiger Kelly Bryant a national championship ring. Aaron says that fans are forgetting context when discussing the conversation, and both guys wonder if a different coach had made the decision what the reaction would have been. Also, is it weird that six months after people said that Zion Williamson should stop playing for Duke after he hurt his knee, that they are now critcizing Kelly Bryant for quitting on Clemson to protect his future? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a HUGE episode of the Aaron Torres Sports, as Aaron is joined by Louisville head basketball coach Chris Mack! The two discuss his 2019-2020 Cardinals squad, his respect for John Calipari and a number of other big topics heading into the season. But first, Aaron hits on a number of different topics across college basketball. The "Rich Paul Rule" Plus Other College Basketball Topics: Torres leads things off with the NCAA's new rules on agents, which some are calling the "Rich Paul Rule" in honor of LeBron's agent. Aaron says this has nothing to do with Rich Paul, and everything to do with protecting fringe NBA Draft picks. Also, Aaron discusses a devastating injury for Arizona basketball, USC signing the No. 1 high school player in America, and Auburn coming down on itself with crazy punishment. Louisville head coach Chris Mack: Next, Aaron is joined by Louisville head coach Chris Mack. The two discuss his team, which many believe will be ranked in the Top 5 coming into the year. He discusses what he's seen so far, what to expect from his big-time freshmen and can they live up to expectations? Plus, they discuss Louisville's new court design, Mack's insane summer workout, and his respect for John Calipari. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a new episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, as Aaron is back with plenty to talk about. He shares his early thoughts of Week 1 in college football, before transitioning to a few different basketball stories that caught his attention. Here is the rundown for today's show: College Football Week 1 Thoughts: With college football now just three weeks away, Aaron discusses some games that he finds interesting heading into the season. Oregon-Auburn is the headliner of Week 1, and a game that is esentially "must win' for both. Plus, a sneaky good game Week 1, as well as thoughts on Texas-LSU in the second week of the season. Another player will skip college basketball: Aaron discusses the decision of five-star Marjon Beauchamp to skip college. Beauchamp is heading into his senior year of high school, and Aaron wonders why, if college won't help him get to the NBA, why is he playing high school this season? Also, are we sure this "trend" of high school players skipping college is here to stay? Cam'Ron Fletcher commits to Kentucky: Finally, more recruiting news from over the weekend, as Cam'Ron Fletcher has committed to Kentucky. Aaron explains what he has seen out of Fletcher, and why he believes the 6'6 wing will be a nice fit in Lexington. Also, why Fletcher's commitment may be further proof of John Calipari changing his on-court coaching style. Finally, Aaron shares some intel he's heard on two big Kentucky targets -- Jalen Green and Joshua Christopher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We've officially hit the summer doldrums but the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast must go on, as Aaron is joined by his old buddy Nick Coffey to discuss a bunch of random mid-summer topics. The guys go all over the place, discussing: A Couple Random College Football Thoughts: As the summer drags along painfully, the guys discuss how there is seemingly less college football hype this year than in previous summers. Does it have anything to do with the fact that virtually everyone believes Alabama and Clemson will play for the title? Plus the guys discuss Bama and Tua playing with a chip on their shoulder after the Tide got smoked by Clemson and Tua was robbed of the Heisman. Also, did Georgia already miss their best window to beat Bama? Last Chance U Review: The guys discuss Aaron's interview with Coach Jason Brown and Season 4 of Last Chance U in general. Both guys explain why they've grown to enjoy Coach Brown and believe he really does enjoy playing the villan role. Also, can he parlay his current media tour into another coaching gig??? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It was a busy weekend in basketball and Aaron Torres is here to recap it all, as he talks shoes deals for Zion Williamson and RJ Hampton, college basketball betting odds and a big recruiting weekend for Kentucky. Here is a recap of today's show: <strong>Zion Williamson and RJ Hampton get shoe deals</strong>: Zion Williamson signed a record-setting shoe deal late last week, and Aaron believes that much of the credit has to go to the exposure he received at Duke. Aaron explains the value that college basketball still plays in helping build a player's brand, and why he wouldn't have gotten the same money had he not gone to Duke. Aaron also discusses the shoe deal RJ Hampton signed last week, why he's happy for Hampton, but that it's not as big a deal as people are making it out to be. <strong>A look at next year's college basketball title odds</strong>: Last week a few sites updated their college basketball title odds, and Aaron tells you where the best bets lie. He tells you why you should stay away from the favorites, but schools like Louisville, Seton Hall and Baylor have good value. Could a true long shot hit to win the title? <strong>B.J. Boston commits to Kentucky</strong>: After talking Arizona recruiting last week, Aaron discusses a big recruiting weekend for Kentucky this week. B.J. Boston is a Wildcat, and Aaron believes its huge. What kind of player is Kentucky getting? And why this could lead to a monster recruiting haul for Kentucky this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's an all new episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, as Aaron is joined by a very special guest: Former Kentucky Wildcat and first round pick of the Miami Heat Tyler Herro. The guys talk about Herro's time in Lexington, his breakout summer league performance and so much more. Today's episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast is brought to you by BlueChew. To try a free sample of Blue Chew, head to BlueChew.com and use the promo code "Torres" at checkout. Before Herro, Aaron is solo discussing: The Big 12-SEC Challenge: On Tuesday reports surfaced that Kentucky will play Texas Tech in the headline game of the Big 12-SEC challenge next season. Aaron explains the incredible rise of the Texas Tech "brand" and why the Red Raiders won't take a dip next year after making the title game? Will this be a matchup of Top 10 teams? Plus, Aaron explains why Baylor-Florida will be a game to watch, and how will Tennessee match up with Kansas in their trip to Phog Allen. Aaron also talks about another recruiting win for Sean Miller, and asks if he is finally ready to break through to a Final Four. Tyler Herro joins the show: Next up, Aaron welcomes former Kentucky Wildcat and current member of the Miami Heat, Tyler Herro, to the show. Herro discusses his breakout performance at Summer League, and the role that Kentucky played in preparing him. Plus, what are his best memories from Lexington? And what is Herro's scouting report on the 2020 Kentucky Wildcats and the 2020 Miami Heat. Also, for those interested in meeting Tyler, he will be doing a basketball camp in Kentucky on August 1 and 2, and a signing in his hometown of Milwaukee at "Braun's" on August 17th! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just days after the debut of the latest season of "Last Chance U", former Independence Community College head coach Jason Brown joins the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast to discuss what went wrong at Indy last year, and what's next for him (don't worry, there are no show spoilers). Before Coach Brown though, a couple topics from the weekend: Recap of last week's media days: Aaron talks about the biggest stories from last week's media days. He explains why he was disappointed to hear Jim Harbaugh call out Urban Meyer -- would Harbaugh have made the same comments if he had to coach against Meyer this season? Aaron also discusses Nick Saban's comments at SEC Media Day on how his assistant coaches weren't locked in at the end of last season. Were the comments disrespectful to Clemson, following their title game beat down of Bama last year? Last Chance U head coach Jason Brown joins the show: With the new season of "Last Chance U" out, former coach Jason Brown joins the show for an exclusive interview. What went wrong last season? Does he have any regrets? And can a guy like him still making it in coaching in the modern era? This is a fascinating interview with a polarizing man, and one that you DO NOT want to miss! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices