The Two Stripes Podcast

Jon Morse of Bring on the Cats joins the show to talk about the under-the-radar Kansas State Wildcats and expectations for their 2017 season. Before that though, Jon breaks down some of the behind the scenes talk about who might replace legendary Head Coach Bill Snyder when he retires, and why his son Sean is a candidate (3:55). He assesses the health of the program, and why you can probably count...

Jack Shields of Crimson and Cream Machine joins the show to talk about Oklahoma, and why the Sooners are poised for another great season. After three strong seasons in a row, Jack assesses the health of the OU program, and why their new facilities will keep recruiting rolling (5:05). Oklahoma is replacing a ton of offensive production, and Jack has some names to look out for at running back and re...

2017 is the year Georgia puts it all together and wins the SEC East.....right? UGA Football beat writer Marc Weiszer joins the show to talk about the Bulldogs and whether they have what it takes to get back to Atlanta this season. Marc assesses Kirby Smart's first season in Athens, and some of the differences between Smart and former Bulldogs coach Mark Richt (3:45). UGA's offense really struggled...

Ryan Priest of UW Dawg Pound joins the show to talk about the reigning PAC 12 champion Washington Huskies. Ryan explains when everyone began to realize 2016 was special, what makes Head Coach Chris Petersen stand out, and why beating Oregon meant so much to the program (2:45). UW is replacing five key playmakers at linebacker and defensive back, and he breaks down how they'll go about doing that,...

UCLA Football reporter Thuc Nhi Nguyen joins the show to talk about Bruins' Spring practice, rebounding from 2016's 4-8 record, and more. After a down year offensively in 2016, Thuc Nhi describes how new Offensive Coordinator Jedd Fisch is attempting to revamp the run game, and QB Josh Rosen's ability to adjust to his complex system (6:45). She also breaks down the Bruins' losses on defense, how t...

Zach Helfand of the LA Times joins the show to discuss whether the USC Trojans are ready to build on their Rose Bowl victory and their status as a playoff contender in 2017. Zach describes how Head Coach Clay Helton has been a steadying force for a "volatile" program, and his demeanor heading into his 2nd season. Zach also talks about Quarterback Sam Darnold stepping up as a leader after departure...

Jake Welch of VanquishTheFoe.com joins the show to preview BYU's 2017 season. Jake assesses Head Coach Kalani Sitake's first season with the Cougars in 2016, and some of the differences between he and his predecessor, Bronco Mendenhall (1:30). The Cougars are replacing two stars in QB Taysom Hill and RB Jamaal Williams, and Jake breaks down who will fill those roles, and whether new QB Tanner Mang...

The play-by-play voice of UTSA Football, Andy Everett, joins the show to discuss the 2017 Roadrunners. Andy describes what it's been like watching UTSA football transform from a proposal to making a bowl game in 2016, and the excitement of the 2017 season. Andy also explains what makes Head Coach Frank Wilson unique, and why he's seemingly able to easily make strong connections in recruiting. Fina...

Quacking Tiger of ShakinTheSouthland.com joins the show to talk Clemson Football. Before analyzing the 2017 group, he breaks down how meaningful the Tigers' national title win was for diehard CU fans (1:20), and what players like Deshaun Watson, Ben Boulware, and Mike Williams meant to the program (2:40). He then analyzes the competition at quarterback (5:30), and new names to watch at running bac...

FrogsOWar.com Managing Editor Jamie Plunkett joins the show to talk TCU Football. Jamie explains what went wrong for the Horned Frogs in 2016, including coaching issues, an inconsistent offense, and a less than vintage TCU defense. Jamie gives insight on the up and down play of quarterback Kenny Hill and his receivers, and why running back Kyle Hicks could end up as one of the best players in the...

State of the U Managing Editor Cam Underwood joins the show to talk Miami Football, and the Hurricanes being back on the rise. (For real this time) Cam grades Mark Richt's first season in Coral Gables, and discusses the traits that separate him from past Miami head coaches. The guys break down what makes the Hurricanes' defensive line one of the best in the country, the uncertainty at quarterback,...

Billy Gomila, the Managing Editor of And The Valley Shook, joins the show to talk all things LSU. What are the biggest differences between how Ed Orgeron runs the program versus Les Miles? Why did LSU lose some of the top 2017 in-state recruits to Alabama, and how can they avoid a similar fate in 2018? Billy also discusses expectations for Matt Canada's first year as Offensive Coordinator, whether...

Andy Hutchins of AlligatorArmy.com joins the show to discuss Florida's crazy finish to 2017 recruiting cycle, and how Jim McElwain focused on substance over style. Andy also gives insight into the battleground that is recruiting in the state of Florida, and why the strong group of in-state coaches may prevent out of state schools from continuing to poach talented Sunshine State recruits. Andy also...

Wescott Eberts of Burnt Orange Nation joins the podcast to talk Texas football, and the major overhaul of the program this offseason. Wescott breaks down new Head Coach Tom Herman's attention to detail, his all-star coaching staff, and expectations for his first year on the 40 acres. He explains what the Longhorns must do to improve their defense, why Shane Buechele might not be a lock to start at...

On this edition of The Two Stripes Podcast, Colton talks Iowa State football with Wide Right Natty Light's Matthias Schwartzkopf. Matthias assesses Matt Campbell's first season in Ames and what makes him different from previous Cyclone head coaches, why Jacob Park's development is crucial in 2017, and breaks down the talented ISU running backs and receivers. He also sheds some light on Campbell br...

On this edition of the Two Stripes Podcast, Colton talks Ole Miss football with Supertalk Mississippi and Red Cup Rebellion's Michael Borkey. Michael explains why Shea Patterson is a worthy successor to Chad Kelly, how he'll fit in new Offensive Coordinator Phil Longo's Air Raid system, and why improvement in the run game is essential. He also breaks down just how bad the Rebels' defense was this...

On this edition of the Two Stripes Podcast, Colton speaks with Cade Webb from Cowboys Ride For Free about the Alamo Bowl game between Oklahoma State and Colorado, and OSU's season overall. Cade explains how the Cowboys were able to bounce back from their controversial loss to Central Michigan, what makes their offense so explosive, and why they need to run the ball effectively to beat the Buffaloe...

On the second edition of the Two Stripes Podcast off-season series, Colton talks with Kyle Jacobson of Viva The Matadors about Texas Tech's up and down 2016 season, and Kliff Kingsbury's status as the Red Raiders' Head Coach. Kyle also explains why Tech's defense has been so bad lately, whether Patrick Mahomes will stay for his senior season, Tech's football facilities, and whether or not Kirby Ho...

In the first edition of The Two Stripes Podcast's offseason series, Colton talks with Streaking the Lawn's Jay Pierce about all things Virginia football. Jay gives his thoughts on Bronco Mendenhall's first season, what some of the Hoos' main issues were, what the future holds for the program, and more.

Finally, a name: The Two Stripes Podcast. Denver and Colton sit down this week and discuss how viable a college football streaming service is, and how it would factor in to another possible round of expansion. They also discuss the future of the Big 12, why Texas holds all the cards, as well as Colorado's quarterback situation, early Vegas under/over lines and more.

First episode of an as-of-now unnamed podcast. Denver and Colton discuss the backgrounds of their college football fandom, where programs like Nebraska, USC, and UCLA stand at the moment, delve into the ongoing saga of satellite camps, and whether Ole Miss should be worried about possible NCAA sanctions.