SportsIQ with Larry Smith
SportsIQ with Larry Smith
Podcast Description
SportsIQ with Larry Smith delivers smart, in-depth analysis of college sports—no hot takes, just expert insights. Hosted by award-winning journalist Larry Smith, this daily show breaks down the biggest headlines, bracketology, game previews, and insider interviews with top analysts, coaches, and players. From March Madness to the College Football Playoff, we go beyond the buzzer and inside the game. Stay informed, stay ahead—listen to SportsIQ Monday-Friday! 🎙🏀🎧
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The podcast covers a range of topics including college basketball and football dynamics, emphasizing March Madness and NCAA tournaments. Episodes like the analysis of Auburn's SEC dominance and insights on NCAA tournament sleepers illustrate its focus on timely and relevant collegiate sports narratives.
SportsIQ with Larry Smith delivers smart, in-depth analysis of college sports—no hot takes, just expert insights. Hosted by award-winning journalist Larry Smith, this daily show breaks down the biggest headlines, bracketology, game previews, and insider interviews with top analysts, coaches, and players. From March Madness to the College Football Playoff, we go beyond the buzzer and inside the game. Stay informed, stay ahead—listen to SportsIQ Monday-Friday! 🎙🏀🎧
College football takes center stage as SportsIQ with Larry Smith looks ahead to the 2026 season. Missouri beat writer Calum McAndrew joins the show to break down Eli Drinkwitz’s Tigers, new quarterback Austin Simmons, Ahmad Hardy’s recovery and whether Mizzou can finally break through against the SEC’s elite.
Then, Eric Henry of 247Sports previews Texas, including Arch Manning’s second season as the starter, an overhauled offensive line, a revamped running game and the expectations facing Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns.
Plus, Producer Tony unveils Alabama at No. 10 in his preseason Top 25 and examines the pressure on Kalen DeBoer in year three. Larry also recaps the biggest stories from the sports weekend, while today’s Moment of Awe remembers Richie Ashburn’s unbelievable 1957 double foul-ball incident.
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