🏈 Episode 25 Description

Week 3 is officially in the books, and college football is heating up! 🔥

On Episode 25 of Let’s Up the Score, we break down Lane Kiffin’s return to Oxford, the wild Mississippi State vs. South Carolina comeback, the biggest upsets of Week 3, and the teams starting to change the conversation in their conferences.

We also get into Malachi Toney vs. Jeremiah Smith — are these the two best receivers in college football right now? Then we look ahead to a loaded Week 4 slate, including Ole Miss vs. Florida, Texas A&M vs. LSU, USC vs. Oregon, Mississippi State vs. Missouri, Iowa vs. Michigan, plus our sleeper game Oklahoma State vs. West Virginia.

Who’s for real after Week 3? Who’s in trouble? And what should we watch for in Week 4?

Week 2 of the college football season is in the books, and we’ve got plenty to talk about!

On this episode of Let’s Up the Score, we break down the biggest storylines from Week 2, including Texas’ incredible comeback against Ohio State, Oklahoma and Oregon starting to slide, the biggest winners and losers, and the team that impressed me the most — Mississippi State.

We’ll also talk about the team that concerns me, Oklahoma, and look ahead to the biggest games of Week 3, including LSU vs. Ole Miss, Florida State vs. Alabama, Florida vs. Auburn, and our Sleeper Game of the Week: Colorado vs. Northwestern.

Who made a statement in Week 2, and who has some serious questions to answer?

Description: The 2026 NFL preview is finally here! In this episode, we solve the 32-team puzzle and chart every single win total from Week 1 all the way to February.

We break down the biggest storylines across the league, including the high-stakes quarterback situations in Cleveland and Atlanta. Plus, we walk game-by-game through a full 14-team playoff bracket, detailing the October traps, late-season upsets, and predicting who will hoist cold, heavy silver in SoFi Stadium at Super Bowl LXI.

In this episode:

• 32-Team Division Breakdown: Win-total locks, sleepers, and regression candidates.
• QB Carousels: How new caller situations in Cleveland and Atlanta reshape their division races.
• Full Playoff Bracket & Super Bowl Pick: Game-by-game postseason path ending with our ultimate 2026 champion.

Life comes at you fast—and so does Week 1 of the college football season! From mid-stream tech glitches to flip-phone metaphors, we are breaking down everything that went down on opening weekend and looking ahead to a massive Week 2 slate.

First, we unpack post-game presser accountability and critical health/injury updates across the country. Then, we lock in on our Week 1 QB Watch to highlight standout performances from Darian Mensah, Lincoln Kienholz, Kamario Taylor, and Keelon Russell.

For our main headline, we hit the Adaptation Reality Check: Can Dabo Swinney’s portal-free philosophy and Deion Sanders’ annual roster overhaul actually survive in modern college football? Plus, fast-paced Quick Hitters covering the WR1 debate, SEC coaching debuts, and Michigan’s controversial clock finish—followed by our Week 2 Top 5 games and 2 under-the-radar sleepers you cannot miss!

College football is almost back, and that means it’s prediction season! Today I’m giving my projected win totals for every team across the Power 4 Conferences—the SEC, Big Ten, ACC, and Big 12. I’ll break down which teams are playoff contenders, who’s overrated, who’s underrated, and where I think Vegas has it right or wrong.

Every year, college football surprises us. Teams rise, contenders fall, and a few programs come out of nowhere. These are my predictions heading into the season, and I can’t wait to see which ones hold up once the games begin.

Which Power 4 team are you highest on this season, and what win total do you think they’ll finish with? Drop your predictions in the comments!

If you enjoyed today’s episode, be sure to like, subscribe, and share. More college football previews, playoff predictions, NFL coverage, and NBA content are on the way. Until next time…

Let’s Up the Score! 🏈🏆

One of the biggest NBA stories of the offseason is finally here—LeBron James is a Philadelphia 76er. After more than two decades of changing franchises and chasing championships, LeBron is joining forces with Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown, and rookie VJ Edgecombe in Philadelphia. Today I’ll break down what this means for the 76ers, the Eastern Conference, and LeBron’s championship legacy.

The NBA offseason delivered blockbuster moves that changed the league overnight. In this episode of Let's Up the Score, we break down the biggest trades of the summer, including Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat, Jaylen Brown to the 76ers, Ja Morant to the Trail Blazers, Julius Randle to the Nets, and Miles Bridges to the Suns. We discuss the winners and losers of each deal, how these trades reshape the championship race, and what every team's future looks like heading into the new NBA season.

🎙️ EPISODE 18 | My Thoughts on the NBA Draft 2026

The 2026 NBA Draft is officially in the books, and I'm breaking down everything that stood out—from the biggest winners and surprise picks to the prospects I'm highest on moving forward.

🏀 In This Episode:

• My biggest takeaways from the 2026 NBA Draft
• Best draft classes across the NBA
• Teams that nailed the draft
• Teams that left me with questions
• Biggest steals of the draft
• Biggest reaches and surprise selections
• Rookie rankings and early impact predictions
• Players I'm buying stock in
• My favorite sleepers:
  • Yaxel Lendeborg
  • Caleb Wilson
  • Cameron Boozer
• Which rookies are most NBA-ready?
• Long-term stars vs. immediate contributors
• Way-too-early Rookie of the Year candidates
• Final grades for the draft

⭐ Players I'm Watching Closely

⭐ Players I'm Watching Closely

• AJ Dybantsa
• Darryn Peterson
• Darius Acuff Jr.
• Yaxel Lendeborg
• Caleb Wilson
• Cameron Boozer

💬 Question of the Episode

Which team had the best 2026 NBA Draft, and which rookie do you think will become the biggest star?