D. Lewis

Twinty and Under Podcast

Sports EN ↓ 4 episodes

“Twinty & Under” is the sports podcast where twin brothers talk a big game, argue like rivals, and make predictions that age about as well as week-old nachos. From buzzer-beaters to blown calls, we break down the biggest moments in sports. Double the banter, double the bad takes, and just enough insight to keep you coming back for more.

Author

D. Lewis

Category

Sports

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Oct 16, 2025

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Episodes

From Boulder to Bama: Finding a Way to Win 16.10.2025

This week, we’re talking about what it really means to respond. Colorado bounced back and reminded everyone what belief looks like when your back’s against the wall. Alabama stayed steady under pressure, showing why culture and consistency always win out. Two different stories, same message — winners find a way. Real talk. Real lessons. Real growth.

Episode 2 Buffs & Bama Breakdown 07.10.2025

Colorado’s trying to find their groove, Bama’s doing what Bama does — we’re breaking down both sides of the story and what it really means midseason.

Bad News Buffs 22.09.2025

On this episode the twins give their views of the Colorado Buffs 1-2 start going into their next game against Wyoming. What will it take for Coach Prime and this new team to find their identity minus the star power from a season ago?

The Kickoff: Twinty & Under Begins 21.09.2025

The twins take the field — and the mic. Get ready for bold takes, big debates, and the launch of a new kind of sports podcast.

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