Aaron Torres Sports Podcast

With college hoops practices beginning on Monday, Aaron hits the 10 biggest storylines in the sport, including UNC, Jon Scheyer's Year 1, Kentucky going for No. 9, Arkansas, the Big East and more. Plus, Georgia Tech needs a new football coach - how good is the job? And who are the candidates? The biggest storylines in college hoops - Part I (4:00): Aaron opens the show with the 10 biggest storylines in college hoops, on the day that practice opens. Included are thoughts on UNC returning almost all of its entire team to try and win a title, Jon Scheyer's Year 1 and Kentucky going for title No. 9. Also, is this finally Gonzaga's year? Biggest storylines in college hoops - Part II (23:30): Aaron continues the conversation on college hoops biggest stories heading into the year, hitting on Arkansas' big season ahead, the loaded Big East, and whether a few big-time West Coast schools can make big runs in March. Georgia Tech is looking for a new head coach - how good is the job? And who are the candidates (41:00)

On today's show, Aaron talks about "Almost Upset" Saturday - where Michigan, Clemson and USC all survive - who should we be most concerned about. Did Texas A&M win the Southwest Classic or did Arkansas lose it? Plus, Tennessee has its moment, and more devastating loss - Texas, Miami or Michigan State? Here's a full rundown: "Almost Upset Saturday" - who are we most worried about (3:00)?: Aaron calls today's show "Almost upset Saturday" where three Top 7 teams all won by less than a touchdown. Who's near-loss is most concerning, Michigan, Clemson or USC? Did Texas A&M "win" the Southwest Classic - or did Arkansas lose it (22:00)?: Next up, Aaron discusses the Southwest Classic, where A&M gets the W, after Arkansas fumbles on the goal line and misses a late field goal. Did A&M win this one or did Arkansas lose it? The answer might surprise you Time to appreciate what Tennessee and Josh Heupel have done (40:00): Next, Aaron discusses a wild game in Knoxville. It wasn't always pretty, but Tennessee held on. An

On today's show, Aaron hands out superlatives to preview Week 4 of the college football season - discussing Florida-Tennessee, Texas A&M-Arkansas, Wisconsin-Ohio State and more, and then plays "Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong" discussing Jim Harbaugh, the Pac-12, Auburn football and his worst NFL prediction of the year. College Football Week 4 superlatives Part I (3:00): Aaron opens the show by previewing college football's Week 4 with superlatives. He previews Texas A&M-Arkansas, Florida-Tennessee and Notre Dame-North Carolina, giving out his best bet, biggest stay away and the underdog who shouldn't be an underdog heading into the weekend! College Football Week 4 superlatives Part II (22:30): Aaron continues college football superlatives, previewing Clemson-Wake Forest, Wisconsin-Ohio State and Minnesota-Michigan State, discussing the "upset that isn't an upset" and the "contender we're going to find out if they're a contender or not" on Saturday. Aaron Right/Aaron Wrong (34:00): Finally, he wraps with America'

On today's show, Aaron asks if it's "good vs. evil" when Arkansas plays Texas A&M, and explains why Sam Pittman and the Hogs might be the most likeable team in the sport. Then, Aaron talks about Emoni Bates getting arrested and what is his future in basketball? Finally, the LEGEND, Tim Tebow joins the show to talk the 2022 season, his Florida days, Urban Meyer and work he's doing with AllState!  Is Arkansas vs. Texas A&M a battle of "Good vs. Bad" (4:00): Aaron opens the show by discussing Saturday's Southwest Classic between Texas A&M and Arkansas, and wonders if the battle between college football's most likeable team and coach (Arkansas and Sam Pittman) and the least liked team and coach in Jimbo Fisher and Texas A&M. Aaron explains why Sam Pittman is the "Steph Curry of college football" and also why he doesn't understand the hate for Jimbo Fisher. The sad fall of Emoni Bates (20:00): Next up, Aaron discusses the sad fall of Emoni Bates, the former "can't miss" prospect, who was arrested on Sunday for g

On today's show, Aaron explains why Deion Sanders is the only man who can fix Auburn football, why LSU is already looking up under Brian Kelly and the report that the "one and done" rule is going away - what's the impact on college hoops? Here's a full rundown of today's show: Is Deion Sanders the right man for Auburn (4:00): After another abysmal loss, it's clear Bryan Harsin isn't the right man for Auburn. Aaron explains why he believes that Deion Sanders is the perfect fit, and the right man for the Auburn gig! LSU ahead of schedule (18:00)? Next, Aaron revisits LSU's big win over Mississippi State on Saturday - and explains how just two weeks after losing to Florida State, the Tigers look like a completely different team. Is the Brian Kelly rebuild ahead of schedule? One and done going away (29:00)? Finally, Aaron wraps the show by discussing a report that the "One and done" rule could go away. He explains why he disagrees with the decision, and why it shows who Adam Silver really is. Also, why in the

On today's show, Aaron discusses if USC is already a playoff contender and how Penn State's win over Auburn shows that the Big Ten is gaining ground on the SEC. Plus, is Georgia better than last year and Arizona State fires Herm Edwards - Aaron explains why the hiring process will be complicated. Here's a full rundown of the show: Is USC a playoff team (5:00): On today's show, Aaron opens by asking if USC is already a playoff contender? The Trojan defense isn't good, but not as bad as you think, and Aaron believes the offense and schedule are good enough to give them a chance. Also, how Lincoln Riley has already coached a near-identical team to college football's biggest stage. Does Penn State's win at Auburn prove the top of the Big Ten is better than the top of the SEC (20:00)? Next up, Aaron dives into Penn State's win over Auburn. Yes, Auburn is bad - but how many SEC teams could have won on the Plains the way the Nittany Lions did on Saturday? Is it proof, that with Penn State, Ohio State and Michigan,

On today's show, Aaron explains why Jimbo Fisher has more pressure on him than anyone in college football heading into Week 3, and is Saturday a must-win for Bryan Harsin and Auburn. He discusses the rest of the Week 3 slate and also plays "Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong." Here is a full rundown of the show. Pressure's on at A&M (4:00): Aaron opens the show by explaining why Texas A&M and Jimbo Fisher have more pressure on them than anyone in college football heading into Saturday. Aaron discusses why it's time for Jimbo to make a QB change and wonders aloud: How bad will it get if the Aggies actually lose? The rest of the Week 3 slate (18:00): From there, Aaron looks at the rest of the Week 3 slate. Why Auburn's game against Penn State is basically a must-win for Bryan Harsin, can Nebraska pull off the upset post-Scott Frost and should USC be on upset alert? Also, Aaron hands out his best bet of the weekend. Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong (38:00): Finally, Aaron plays "Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong" explaining why he was

On today's show, Aaron discusses a VERY cryptic Tom Brady quote - will he even make it through the season? They he discusses the wildest Nebraska report yet, as one writer says the Cornhuskers should pursue... Sean Payton! Plus, wacky stories from Kentucky and Iowa round out the show!  Tom Brady's cryptic comments (4:00): Aaron opens the show by discussing some cryptic comments from Tom Brady about his future in football. Is it possible Brady retires... before the end of this season? Nebraska should call... Sean Payton (19:00)? Next, Aaron reacts to a column from one respected college football writer, who says Nebraska should pursue... Sean Payton? Aaron explains why the argument makes sense (even if it is unrealistic) and explains what his pitch to Payton would be (you don't want to miss this). Plus, Kentucky continues to celebrate its win over Florida and Iowa fans get the last laugh after a brutal start this season. Today's show is brought to you by our presenting sponsor Betfred Sportsbook. Bet $50 on

On today's show, Aaron asks if the college football season is more wide open than we thought and just how good is the Nebraska job in 2022. Finally, some college hoops recruiting news and notes on DJ Wagner, Ron Holland and others, with college coaches on the road. Here's a full rundown: Is the college football season more open than we thought (3:00)?: Now two weeks into the season, is college football more wide open than we thought? Aaron explains why struggles from some of the sport's biggest powers make this season make it seem like this year could be more open than any in recent memory. How "good" of a job is Nebraska in 2022 (21:00)? Next up, Aaron looks at the now-open Nebraska coaching job and asks how good the job is in 2022? He goes through the negatives including recruiting and geography, but also explains why certain things make it a better job than most realize. College hoops recruiting news and notes (35:00): Finally, Aaron wraps the show by talking some college hoops recruiting news and notes

On today's show, Aaron discusses the Bama-Texas thriller and asks: Are we more concerned about Bama or impressed with Texas? He then explains the difference between Texas A&M and Notre Dame's losses and discusses Scott Frost's firing and who might be next at Nebraska. Finally, he explains why Mark Stoops is the most underappreciated coach in college football. Here's a full rundown: Bama-Texas thriller (2:00): Aaron opens the show by discussing the thriller between Alabama and Texas. Aaron explains why Bryce Young was the difference and asks whether we should be more concerned about Alabama or impressed by Texas? Texas A&M and Notre Dame lose - and both losses are completely different (21:00): Next up, Aaron discusses Top 10 losses from Texas A&M and Notre Dame. He explains why he's officially done defending Jimbo Fisher and why it's time to deliver. He also explains why Notre Dame's loss only proves what we already knew about the Irish - and why it proves Marcus Freeman won't be judged by this season, but b

On today's show, Aaron previews a fun Week 2 of college football, including Alabama-Texas, Kentucky-Florida, South Carolina-Arkansas and more. He then asks whether Clemson should've given Dabo Swinney an extension and plays "Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong" with his best and worst takes of Week 1 of the college football season. Full Week 2 preview (2:00): Aaron opens the show by previewing a fun Week 2 slate in college football. Does Texas have any chance against Alabama? Can Kentucky pull off the upset in the Swamp + Arkansas is a heavy favorite and Lincoln Riley and USC hit the road. Aaron gives his picks and overall thoughts. Dabo gets a big extension - but is it the wrong move (26:00)? Next, Aaron discusses Dabo's big extension which will pay him more than $11 million per year. But off a disappointing season and at a time where college football is changing, should Clemson have held off from paying their iconic head coach? Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong (39:00): Finally, Aaron plays "Where Aaron Was Right, Where Aar

On today's show Aaron discusses his biggest storylines entering the season, shares his first look at Alabama vs. Texas this weekend and discusses Pat McAfee joining College Gameday. Here is a full rundown of today's show: Aaron's NFL hot takes (3:00): With the NFL season kicking off Aaron shares his seven biggest hot takes for the season ahead. He also shares his thoughts on Thursday night's Bills-Rams game and makes his Super Bowl pick! First look at Saturday's Alabama-Texas game (26:00): From there, Aaron discusses the things he's most excited about for Saturday's Alabama-Texas game. Will the Tide play with a chip on their shoulder, what will Quinn Ewers do in his first big game and how will Texas respond if things don't go well?! Pat McAfee joins "College Gameday" (41:00): Finally, Aaron reacts to the news of Pat McAfee joining "College Gameday." Aaron explains why it's a big get for the show, but also is McAfee the right fit? And what role will the show actually use him in? Today's show is brought to

Aaron is back with a new episode - as he re-ranks teams after Week 1 and puts them in tiers based on who can make the playoff, who can win it all - and who can do neither. Then he discusses Clemson's impending QB controversy and Brian Kelly's dust-up with a reporter. College football's "tiers" after Week 1 (2:30): Aaron opens the show by sharing his college football "tiers" after Week 1. He explains why there are *already* only two teams that can win it all, plus who else can actually make the playoff - we have a few surprising teams Clemson's QB controversy (27:00): Next up, Aaron discusses Clemson's impending QB controversy - DJ struggled again and five-star freshman Cade Klubnik looked like a star. Does Dabo need to make a change to save Clemson's title hopes? Finally, Aaron wraps with a bizarre back and forth between a reporter and Brian Kelly (40:00) - is there ALREADY trouble in paradise? Today's show is brought to you by our presenting sponsor Betfred Sportsbook. Bet $50 on any college football gam

After five days of non-stop college football, Aaron returns to recap all of Week 1. He talks Florida's big night in the Swamp, LSU's meltdown and what Georgia proved in a beatdown. Plus thoughts on Ohio State-Notre Dame, Clemson and more. Florida's big debut (2:00): Aaron opens the show by discussing the most significant result of the weekend - Florida's stunner over Utah in the Swamp. Aaron discusses the single most impressive thing about what Billy Napier has done with the Gators, and why this loss was especially costly for Utah and the Pac-12. LSU's meltdown (20:00): Next, Aaron reacts to the meltdown from LSU against Florida State. Aaron explains why you shouldn't blame Brian Kelly, why this proves exactly how big of a mess he inherited and can LSU bounce back against a brutal schedule. Georgia, Ohio State-Notre Dame and the rest of Week 1 (41:00): Aaron wraps the show by reacting to the rest of the Week 1 slate. Why Georgia's win proved something important about the program, and why Ohio State's win

In this Friday bonus episode, Torres reacts to the big news: College football will expand to 12 teams. What do you need to know? And what are the positives and negatives? Torres hits on it all in this bonus episode. Today's show is brought to you by our presenting sponsor Betfred Sportsbook. Bet $50 on any college football game and get $250 - all courtesy of Betfred. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's show, Aaron shares several mega announcements, before breaking down all the big games in Week 1. He then discusses a new report on an expanded CFB Playoff and some news and interesting Urban Meyer rumors Mega announcement(s) (2:00) + Week 1 preview (15:00): Aaron opens the show by sharing several mega announcements heading into Week 1 of the college football season. Plus, he previews all the mega Week 1 games, including Notre Dame-Ohio State, Oregon-Georgia, Utah-Florida, Cincinnati-Arkansas and more. Expanded College Football Playoff on the horizon (37:00)?: Next up, Aaron discusses reports that we could get an expanded College Football Playoff - as soon as Friday! Is it realistic? What are the hold-ups and what could an expanded playoff actually look like? Urban Meyer coaching rumors begin (49:00): Finally, Aaron wraps the show by discussing the first rumors about Urban Meyer's coaching future. Aaron explains why the latest rumors are proof that Meyer will eventually be back in coaching. Toda

On today's show, Aaron discusses the 10 things we'll learn in Week 1 of the college football season, including thoughts on Ohio State, Georgia, LSU and more. Then he discusses Jim Harbaugh's strange comments on the his QB situation (and why it's a good thing for Michigan) and Lou Holtz going after Brian Kelly. Here's a full rundown: What we'll learn Week 1 in college football - Part I (2:00): Aaron opens the show by discussing what we'll learn by the end of college football's Week 1. He explains why Ohio State's defense is on the clock, the Pac-12 desperately needs good wins and Georgia has its best chance yet to prove that it's closed the gap on Alabama. What we'll learn in Week 1 of college football Part II (20:00): In Part II, Aaron discusses the heat James Franklin is feeling and why a Week 1 win is a must, plus just how tough will Brian Kelly's rebuild be at LSU. He then discusses Clemson's one big problem, a rejuvenated QB star and one Pac-12 team he believes can make a move Camp confidential - featu

On today's show, Aaron discusses Nebraska's crushing loss to Northwestern and what it means for Scott Frost and the entire Nebraska program. He also reacts to the rest of the Week 0 results including a dominant win for Florida State and promising loss for UConn. Finally he discusses three QB decisions that went final this weekend, including Jim Harbaugh's strange decision at Michigan. Here's a full rundown of today's show: Nebraska's crushing loss, Scott Frost and Nebraska's future (2:00): Aaron opens the show by discussing another devastating loss for Nebraska, this one against Northwestern in Ireland. What's next for Scott Frost and Nebraska, and also, why in the NIL and transfer portal world, the Huskers job might be better than people realize if and when it opens. Other Week 0 reaction (22:00): From there, Aaron quickly rips through the rest of the Week 0 slate. What Florida State's dominant win says about next week's game against LSU and UConn's impressive debut even in a loss. Also, did Vanderbilt's b

On today's show, Aaron shares his College Football Playoff and national title picks. He also shares a surprise Heisman winner. Finally, it's "Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong" discussing Quinn Ewers, Nick Saban and a surprise from college hoops. Here's a full rundown of today's show: Aaron makes his College Football Playoff and national title picks (2:00): Aaron opens the show by sharing his four College Football Playoff picks, including a surprise two teams to fill out his field. He also makes his national title pick, and shares the two teams that he believes are right on the cusp on the playoff conversation but won't get in. A surprise Heisman pick (33:00): Next up, Aaron shares a surprise Heisman pick. He makes the case why someone other than CJ Stroud, Bryce Young or Caleb Williams (the three favorites in Vegas) wins it, and why the "story" will be part of the equation. "Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong" (47:00): Finally, Aaron wraps the show by playing "Where Aaron Was Right, Where Aaron Was Wrong" discussing Quinn E

Aaron shares his thoughts on the only five teams that can win a national title this season, and the latest report of a secret meeting between Oregon and the Big Ten. Finally, he discusses Texas, where they named a starting QB - yet found more drama along the way. Here's a rundown of today's show: The only five teams that can win the college football national title this season (2:30): Aaron opens the show by sharing the only five teams he believes can win the college football title this season. You know Alabama and Ohio State are on the list, but who else, and what could keep each from winning it all? Oregon to the Big Ten rumors pick up steam (29:00): Aaron then discusses a report of a secret meeting between Oregon and the Big Ten this week. He picks apart the report and explains why - at least for now - it is much ado about nothing. Also, Aaron crunches the numbers on how much a school would have to generate to get a conference like the Big Ten interested. Drama at Texas (44:00): Finally, Aaron wraps the