Eli and Carson
The College Lineup
The College Lineup Podcast is hosted by Eli Henson and Carson Scott, where they explore the exciting world of college sports, including baseball, basketball, and football. Each episode provides an in-depth analysis of the biggest games, standout players, and key storylines shaping the season, all delivered with a mix of sharp insights and genuine fan enthusiasm. Whether you’re following rankings, rivalries, or postseason developments, Eli and Carson offer the insights and discussions that keep you informed about everything happening in college sports.
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14. Jun 2026
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Week 6 Recaps, AP Top 25 Reactions, and The Hot Seat | Episode 2 07.10.2025 1:14:20
Eli and Carson are back with Episode 2 of The College Lineup! This week, they break down all the action from Week 6 — including UNC vs Clemson, Miami vs Florida State, and Alabama vs Vanderbilt. Then they dive into reactions to the newest AP Top 25 poll and wrap things up with The Hot Seat , where they debate which coaches and players might be feeling the pressure heading into Week 7.
Heisman Watch, The Weekly Hunt, and Week 6 Predictions | Episode 1 02.10.2025 59:53
Welcome to the debut episode of The College Lineup ! Eli and Carson start off by breaking down the current Heisman contenders and who’s making the strongest case so far. Next, in The Weekly Hunt, we spotlight what’s happening in University of North Alabama athletics and share our takes as proud Lions alumni (or soon-to-be!). Finally, we give our picks and predictions for Week 6 of the college foot...
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