The Two Stripes Podcast

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 season, and how they can improve. Finally, he gives an update on the current NCAA investigation, and expectations for next season.

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 Buffaloes. The guys also talk about why punting may help decide the game, and reminisce about old matchups between the two when CU was still in the Big XII.

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 Hocutt is a actually a robot.

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.