Aaron Torres Sports Podcast

Aaron opens the show by discussing Alabama's season at a crossroads with fans complaining about refs, the Jermaine Burton video and whether the season can be saved. Plus, he reacts to more talk from Greg Sankey about the NCAA Tournament and other news and notes from college hoops media days. Bama's season on the brink (3:00): Aaron opens the show by discussing a tough week for Alabama. Fans are blaming the refs. Jermaine Burton allegedly swung at a female fan. Is Alabama's season on the brink? And can it be saved? NCAA Tournament expansion coming? (19:00): From there, Aaron continues the conversation with new discussion about expanding the NCAA Tournament. Greg Sankey had some comments at SEC Media Day - and Aaron explains why expanding the tournament is the WRONG decision. Other odds and ends from college hoops media days (37:00): Finally, Aaron wraps the show by discussing other notes from media days, including the one SEC team that is undervalued in the preseason polls and what to make of the Big East's

Aaron opens the show by discussing some interesting comments from Deion Sanders about his interest in Power 5 jobs. From there he reacts to the AP college hoops Top 25 and which rankings are right and wrong. Finally, he reacts to the commitment of five-star Aaron Bradshaw to Kentucky, and explains why this might just be the start of another recruiting run for UK. Deion's interesting Power 5 comments (4:00): Aaron opens the show by discussing some interesting comments from Deion Sanders on '60 Minutes' Sunday. Could Deion be ready to leave Jackson State for a Power 5 job? It sure sounds like it. Reaction to the first AP Top 25 college hoops poll of the season (17:00): Next up, Aaron reacts to the first AP college hoops poll of the season. He discusses the teams that he believes pollsters got right and wrong. Kentucky nabs another five-star (35:00): Finally, Aaron wraps by chatting about Kentucky picking up five-star center Aaron Bradshaw on Friday. He explains who Bradshaw is, and why this could be the begi

Aaron discusses why Tennessee's win means so much and what the Vols ceiling is, and why Alabama's loss is bigger than just one loss. Plus, is Michigan better than last year, the problem with James Franklin and the rest of the Week 7 recap. Why Tennessee's win is bigger than you think (3:00): Aaron discusses Tennessee's incredible win over Alabama, and why this is 15 years in the making. Yes, Tennessee is now an SEC and playoff contender - but on Saturday it was simply about exorcising 15 years worth of demons. Is Alabama broken? And can they be fixed? (22:00): Next up, Aaron shares teh Alabama perspective of things. The Tide lost on Saturday, again with too many penalties and self-inflicted wounds, and easily could have two or three losses on their resume this season. What's gone wrong? And can the Tide be fixed? Is Michigan better than last year (34:30)? Next, Aaron looks at the other big game from Saturday, as Michigan steamrolled Penn State in a game that wasn't as close as the final score indicated. He

Aaron explains why he believes Tennessee will pull the upset of Alabama and why Penn State could do the same against Michigan. He then looks at the rest of the Week 7 slate, hitting on USC-Utah, Clemson-Florida State and other big games. Finally it's, "Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong" chatting about Kevin Warren's comments on Big Ten expansion, an expanded NCAA Tournament and why he was wrong on star college football coach. Why Tennessee will upset Alabama and why Penn State can beat Michigan (3:00): Aaron opens the show by talking about college football's two Top 10 matchups, Alabama-Tennessee and Penn State-Michigan. He explains why he believes Tennessee will beat Alabama (even if Bryce Young plays) and why Penn State has the ability to stun Michigan in Ann Arbor. The rest of a loaded Week 7 slate (23:00): From there, Aaron continues the conversation previewing the rest of the Week 7 slate. He discusses USC-Utah, Clemson-Florida State, LSU-Florida and more. Aaron Right/Aaron Wrong (35:00): Finally, Aaron wraps

On today's episode of the show, Aaron discusses some interesting comments from Nick Saban about Tennessee and if this means the Bama coach is concerned. Also, is Saturday an audition for Lane Kiffin and the Auburn job? Finally, Aaron discusses the renewal of the Indiana-Kentucky basketball series and what it means for college hoops. Is Nick Saban worried about Tennessee?: Aaron opens the show by discussing some interesting Nick Saban comments about this weekend's mega-showdown with Tennessee. Based on what Saban said, is it clear that he's worried about the Vols? Is Saturday Lane Kiffin's audition for the Auburn job? From there, Aaron continues the college football conversation with the Auburn-Ole Miss game Saturday. Auburn will be looking for a head coach soon, and many Auburn fans believe Lane Kiffin would take it. Is Saturday an audition for the job for Kiffin? And what are the benefits and drawbacks of the Auburn job vs. Ole Miss Kentucky and Indiana renew their rivalry + devastating injury for UConn h

On today's show, Aaron hands out mid-season awards, giving out his Heisman, Coach of the Year and playoff picks. Plus, the best spot for recently fired Carolina Panthers coach Matt Rhule and Oscar Tshiebwe undergoes surgery?! Here's a full rundown: College Football Mid-Season Awards Part I (2:00: Aaron opens the show by dropping the first part of his mid-season college football awards, discussing the sport's best team, his mid-season Heisman Trophy winner and who he believes is the National Coach of the Year. College Football Mid-Season Awards Part II (17:00): In the second part of his mid-season awards, Aaron shares his most surprising team, most disappointing team (cover your ears Texas A&M fans) and playoff picks. Also, who he believes will win this year's national championship. Matt Rhule's best landing spot + Oscar Tshiebwe surgery (37:00)?: Finally, Aaron wraps the show by discussing a few odds and ends. The Carolina Panthers have fired Matt Rhule and Aaron shares his best college landing spot. Also,

Aaron runs the gauntlet on a LOADED Monday show, discussing positives and negatives for A&M and Alabama after Saturday's thriller and whether Oklahoma should consider firing Brent Venables after this season. Plus, should Ohio State be No. 1, why Aaron was right on Tennessee + a shout out to UCLA. Here's a full rundown of today's show: A&M-Alabama reaction + positives and negatives for each (2:00): Aaron opens the show by discussing the wild finish to the A&M-Alabama game. He explains why you *shouldn't* blame Jimbo Fisher for the final play call, and also positives and negatives for each team. After a close call in Tuscaloosa can A&M run the table from here? And can Alabama beat anyone left on the schedule without Bryce Young? Should Oklahoma consider firing Brent Venables after this season? (23:00): Aaron continues the show by discussing the "Red River Shootout" and asking if Oklahoma should consider firing Brent Venables after this season? It sounds crazy, but with poor coaching and a team that's getting

On today's show, Aaron brings back "College Football Superlatives" previewing A&M-Bama, Tennessee-LSU, and explaining why Ohio State should maybe be considered as the No. 1 team in the sport. From there he discusses Kentucky and Gonzaga extending their hoops series and wraps with "Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong' College Football Superlatives Part I (4:00): Aaron opens the show by sharing his "College Football Superlatives Part I" previewing A&M-Bama, Tennessee-LSU and Texas-Oklahoma, telling you what you need to watch (and avoid) in all three College Football Superlatives Part II (20:00): The superlatives continue as Aaron previews Ohio State-Michigan State, Utah-UCLA, Auburn-Georgia and South Carolina-Kentucky, asking if this is Bryan Harsin's final game, if we're learning how important Will Levis is and why Ohio State might be the best team in the country. Gonzaga and Kentucky extend their series + Aaron Right/Aaron Wrong (33:00): Aaron wraps the show by discussing Gonzaga and Kentucky extending their series t

On today's show, Aaron explains why Tennessee-LSU is the most important game of the weekend (and what's at stake for both) and what Nick Saban's most recent rant really means. Plus another star is pressured to "shut it down" and are we about to get Happy Gilmore 2? Tennessee-LSU is the most important game this weekend (3:00): Aaron opens the show by explaining why Tennessee-LSU is the most important game this weekend. What's on the line for both teams, and what it would mean for each if they can get the win. What did Nick Saban's most recent rant really mean? (17:00) Next, Aaron discusses Nick Saban's latest rant, tells you what he really meant, and why it's bad news for Texas A&M. The latest star people are telling to "shut it down" (30:00): Finally, Aaron talks about basketball phenom Victor Wenbanyama, the potential No. 1 pick in the 2023 NBA Draft - who people are already saying should "shut it down" for the season. Finally, he shares thoughts on a report that Adam Sandler wants to make a "Happy Gilmo

On today's show, Aaron shares thoughts on Tom Brady's divorce, America's hottest college football coaching candidate and why Coach O actually makes perfect sense for one college football coaching job that's open (even if he'll never get the job). Here's a full rundown: Tom Brady's divorce (4:00): Aaron opens by discussing the biggest topic in sports - Tom Brady's divorce. He explains why it's clear something hasn't been right with Brady for a while now, and whether this means that Brady will keep playing after this season. If so, with who. Meet America's hottest college football coaching candidate (16:00): Next, Aaron discusses America's hottest coaching candidate, Kansas's Lance Leipold. Aaron explains his fascinating background, and his obvious ties to both Wisconsin and Nebraska. Where will he be coaching next season and why hasn't Kansas already locked him up? A wild Coach O theory (28:00): Finally, Aaron shares a wild Coach O theory, and explains why, even though it won't happen, he's actually the per

On today's show, Aaron ranks the five available coaching jobs from best to worst, asks what you would do with $11 million after one coach gets a check for that amount, and discusses Drew Timme's NIL comments - and why they're good news for college sports. Ranking the five available coaching jobs from best to worst Part I (3:00): Aaron opens the show by ranking the best available coaching jobs in college football from worst to best - giving the benefits and drawbacks of each. Ranking the best available coaching jobs Part II (24:00): Aaron wraps by discussing the two best jobs available, which are, spoiler, Wisconsin and Nebraska. He says which is better, and explains why one is actually built to win bigger than the other - with the right coach. Plus, after Paul Chryst got an $11 million check to go away, he asks what you would do with $11 million (35:00) and also comments on Drew Timme saying that he will make more money playing college basketball this year than he would as a pro (37:00). Betfred is our pr

On today's show, Aaron discusses an insane 48 hours in college football. Why Saturday turned out great for Alabama and the shocking news that Wisconsin has fired its coach. Plus, Oklahoma and Texas A&M take brutal losses - what's next for each? And a quick rip through of Georgia, Kentucky-Ole Miss and the great Kansas football story. Alabama has its moment (3:00): Aaron opens the show by discussing Alabama's win at Arkansas. Bryce Young will be OK, Alabama showed toughness and found some skill position talent. Why Saturday ended up as a best-case scenario for the Tide. Wisconsin makes a stunning coaching decision (21:00): Next up, Aaron discusses the stunning decision by Wisconsin to fire coach Paul Chryst. He explains why the move was made now, and why the next guy might already be on staff. Also, why this firing shows just how cutthroat the world of college sports has truly become. Bad losses at Oklahoma and Texas A&M (31:00): From there, Aaron continues the conversation with two brutal losses, one each

On today's show, Aaron previews the full Week 5 slate, asking if Auburn will fire coach Bryan Harsin with a loss on Saturday? Also, why Bama has something it must prove against Arkansas and the rest of the Week 5 slate. Finally, we play "Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong" discussing if Bama has the "killer instinct," the most underrated QB in the NFL and why Aaron was dead wrong on one huge college hoops story. Bryan Harsin's last stand (3:00): Aaron opens the show by asking if this is the last stand for Bryan Harsin, and whether the Auburn coach will be fired with a loss Saturday to LSU. Bama with something to prove (17:00): Next, Aaron transitions to Bama. The Tide's coach called them out this week, and Aaron believes that if Alabama wants to prove it's on the same level as Georgia they need a big win against a game Arkansas team. The rest of the Week 5 preview (25:00): Finally, Aaron wraps by discussing the rest of the Week 5 slate, including Kentucky-Ole Miss, Michigan-Iowa and NC State-Clemson, while handing o

On today's show, Aaron discusses whether the Pac-12 is on the brink of extinction, an update on top recruit DJ Wagner + a fan drops Aaron Judge's home run ball and would you stay married for $34 billion? Odds and ends to open the show (2:00): Aaron opens the show on a serious topic, before discussing the fan that dropped Aaron Judge's 61st home run ball. Also, the story of a man who lost $34 billion in a divorce Pac-12 on the brink of extinction (9:00)? From there, Aaron discusses a pair of reports that say the Pac-12 is on the brink of extinction, why he doesn't believe them, and why there's one obvious group that's leaking the reports. DJ Wagner update (24:00): Finally, Aaron wraps the show by sharing an update on the recruitment of star high school basketball player DJ Wagner. Aaron explains why one piece of news, leads to one obvious favorite in his recruitment 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

On today's show Aaron asks, who is No. 4 in college football, behind Georgia, Ohio State and Alabama? He says that one Alabama player said something that should have the rest of college football terrified. Also, Memphis basketball gets a light NCAA punishment - here's what it means for the rest of the sport. Who's No. 4 in college football (4:00): Aaron opens the show by asking the question, 'Who's No. 4 in college football?' behind Georgia, Ohio State and Alabama. He runs through all the teams that are in the conversation, including Clemson, Michigan, USC, Kentucky, Tennessee and Penn State - and tells you what he thinks the answer is. Interesting Alabama player quote (24:00): Next up, Aaron discusses an interesting quote from several Alabama players on Tuesday. He explains why their quotes could be a bad sign for the rest of college football. Memphis basketball gets off with light punishment (37:00): Finally, Aaron wraps by discussing the Memphis basketball program getting a light punishment after years

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