Chuck & Chernoff, hosted by Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff, examine the high-profile coaching matchup between Kirby Smart and Steve Sarkisian heading into this weekend’s game. Chernoff highlights Sarkisian’s inconsistent performances on the biggest stages, contrasting them with Kirby Smart’s strong track record in marquee moments. The conversation centers on whether Sarkisian can rise to the occasion against one of college football’s most proven big-game coaches.

Brooks Austin, widely known as “The Film Guy,” joins Chuck & Chernoff to provide an in-depth breakdown of Texas heading to Athens for a marquee matchup against Georgia. Austin analyzes the strengths, vulnerabilities, and key schematics on both sides, offering insight into what to expect when two of the SEC’s modern heavyweights collide.

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Georgia Tech Athletic Director Ryan Alpert joins Chuck & Chernoff to discuss several key topics for the program. The conversation covers Haynes King’s Heisman campaign, the potential for head coach Brent Key’s contract extension, and the significant playoff implications of the season-ending rivalry game against Georgia.

Chuck & Chernoff, hosted by Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff, preview the upcoming quarterback matchup this Saturday in Athens between Texas’ Arch Manning and Georgia’s Gunner Stockton. The hosts discuss the preseason hype surrounding Manning compared to Stockton, noting that media attention will largely focus on Manning. They also examine Manning’s recent improvement while emphasizing that Stockton remains the superior quarterback heading into the game.

Chuck & Chernoff, hosted by Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff, discuss a rumor Chernoff was told suggesting that Packers head coach Matt LaFleur could be out in Green Bay if the team fails to make the playoffs. The possibility leads Chernoff to argue that the Falcons should pursue LaFleur this offseason and move on from Raheem Morris if the rumor proves accurate. Chernoff also notes that LaFleur maintains strong relationships within the Atlanta organization from his previous tenure on the Falcons’ coaching staff.

Boston College head coach Bill O’Brien joins Cellini & Dimino ahead of the team’s matchup against Georgia Tech. The hosts discuss the upcoming game, Boston College’s challenging season, O’Brien’s relationship with Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key, his experience coaching back home in Boston, and other insights into the team and program.

Welcome back to Finn Cast, presented by Scana Energy, the official natural gas partner of your Atlanta Falcons. Brian Finneran and Tyler Nelson, with producer Andrew Groover behind the glass, break down a brutal stretch for this franchise on and off the field. This episode dives into: Michael Penix Jr.’s viral press conference answer, the full context of the question, and what his response really says about the state of the team Raheem Morris revealing Darnell Mooney actually broke his collarbone on Day 1 of training camp after weeks of calling it a “shoulder injury” Why the Falcons never added another real wide receiver option and cut Ray-Ray McCloud out of nowhere A dejected Penix in Berlin and a defense that just gave up 323 rushing yards in an overtime loss The Falcons being dead last in the NFL in under-center snaps and why stubborn scheme decisions keep setting this offense back The word “farcical” as the perfect description for where this franchise sits right now A rematch with the Carolina Panthers after a 30-0 beatdown earlier this season, and why this is a game you absolutely cannot lose at home Like, subscribe, and drop a comment with your thoughts: Are the Falcons fixable, or has this thing officially become a farce?

Cellini & Dimino, hosted by Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino, discuss Alex Anthopoulos’ recent comments emphasizing the Braves’ offseason priorities of adding a shortstop and a starting pitcher. The hosts break down reports that Ha-Seong Kim wants to remain in Atlanta and what that could mean for potential contract negotiations. They also react to Cy Young Award winners Paul Skenes and Tarik Skubal, including Skenes’ gesture of gifting Rolex watches to his catchers.

Cellini & Dimino, hosted by Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino, discuss the viral clip from Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr.’s recent press conference. In the clip, Penix spoke about the people he leans on during games and while facing challenges but did not mention anyone from the team or coaching staff. The hosts debate whether the comment was taken out of context or if it reflects deeper concerns about the team’s culture and leadership.

Georgia men’s basketball head coach Mike White joins The Locker Room to discuss the Bulldogs’ hot 3-0 start to the season. The team’s strong opening has been fueled by standout performances from Jake Wilkins, the talented freshman and son of Georgia legend Dominique Wilkins. Coach White shares insights on the team’s early momentum, Wilkins’ development, and what’s ahead for the Bulldogs this season.

The Locker Room, hosted by former Atlanta Falcon Brian Finneran, John Michaels, and Kelly Crull, discuss the viral clip from Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr.’s recent press conference. In the clip, Penix spoke about the people he leans on during games and while facing challenges but did not mention anyone from the team or coaching staff. The hosts debate whether the comment was taken out of context or if it signals a deeper issue within the organization. They also examine whether a potential loss to the Carolina Panthers on Sunday could put head coach Raheem Morris’s job in jeopardy.

Chuck & Chernoff, hosted by Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff, discuss the recent coaching change for the Atlanta Falcons, analyzing why Arthur Smith was rightfully relieved of his duties. The hosts also examine the current leadership under Raheem Morris, noting that while Morris is now head coach, Smith’s performance in certain areas was still viewed as stronger.

Chuck & Chernoff, hosted by Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff, discuss the potential for a legacy-defining matchup between Haynes King and Gunner Stockton in the upcoming Georgia vs. Georgia Tech game. Both quarterbacks are highlighted as among the best in the country, and with the stakes of the game so high, this contest could cement their legacies in the rivalry.

Chuck & Chernoff, hosted by Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff, dive into the latest MLB offseason trade rumors linking the Atlanta Braves to potential signings of Chris Bassitt, Brad Keller, Ha-Seong Kim, and Raisel Iglesias. The duo also explores other big-name free agents and trade targets who could fit Atlanta’s roster and debate whether GM Alex Anthopoulos is likely to make an aggressive move this offseason based on his track record of calculated, high-value acquisitions.

The Locker Room, hosted by former Atlanta Falcon Brian Finneran, John Michaels, and Kelly Crull, discuss the Atlanta Hawks’ upcoming matchup against the Sacramento Kings. The crew dives into reports that the Kings may be considering major roster changes, sparking a debate over whether the Hawks should pursue any potential trade opportunities involving Sacramento’s players.

The Locker Room, hosted by former Atlanta Falcon Brian Finneran, John Michaels, and Kelly Crull, react to the latest College Football Playoff rankings. The crew breaks down the ACC’s path to the playoff, exploring what it would take for Georgia Tech to earn a postseason berth. They also examine how many ACC teams have a realistic shot at making the playoff and debate whether programs like Texas and others are being overvalued in the rankings, while Georgia Tech continues to be overlooked despite its strong performances.

It’s elite vs elite under the lights in Athens. The Georgia Bulldogs host the Texas Longhorns in one of the most anticipated matchups of the college football season — and we’re breaking down every angle. In this episode: 0:00 – Georgia vs Texas preview from Sanford Stadium 1:10 – Kirby Smart vs Steve Sarkisian: coaching chess match 2:20 – Georgia’s run game vs Texas’ elite defensive front 3:45 – Gunner Stockton’s breakout season and QBR ranking 5:10 – Key Texas defenders: Colin Simmons, Anthony Hill Jr., Michael Taaffe 6:00 – Why freshman TE Elias Williams could be Georgia’s X-factor 7:15 – How Arch Manning and Texas can attack Georgia’s secondary 8:20 – Georgia’s defensive keys: pressure, discipline, and tackling 9:10 – What a playoff path could look like for Georgia 10:00 – Final thoughts: The Dawgs’ best path to December football Key storylines: Arch Manning vs Gunner Stockton — future NFL talent on display Kirby Smart vs Steve Sarkisian — two of the best minds in football Sanford Stadium atmosphere — 93,000+ under the lights Playoff implications — Georgia aiming for another deep run If you love Georgia football, Texas football, and high-level college football breakdowns, make sure to subscribe and hit the for new episodes every week. Presented by 680 The Fan — Atlanta’s College Football Station. #GeorgiaFootball #TexasLonghorns #UGAvsTexas #GoDawgs #HookEm #KirbySmart #SteveSarkisian #ArchManning #GunnerStockton #CollegeFootball #CFBPlayoff #SanfordStadium #SECFootball #Big12Football #CFBPreview #GameDay #CollegeFootball2025 #GeorgiaBulldogs #TexasFootball #CFBAnalysis #CFBHighlights #DawgsOnTop #BetweenTheHedges #BucksBeat #680TheFan

Chuck & Chernoff, hosted by Chuck Oliver and Matt Chernoff, discussed the Heisman Trophy’s reputation as a quarterback-focused award. The conversation turned to Chuck’s latest Heisman rankings, where he controversially placed Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza at number one, prompting a spirited discussion with Chernoff as Chuck defended his choice.