Coach  is joined by regular contributors Tony and Dennis for a wide-ranging, hard-hitting breakdown of the shifting landscape across college football. The conversation opens with an evaluation of Missouri’s quarterback play and the real value of the transfer portal following their clash with Kansas, before turning to a major regulatory power struggle: how the SEC and Chancellor Donde Plowman drew a hard line against LSU over roster rules, signaling what true conference self-governance will look like moving forward. The panel also dives into recent officiating and replay controversies in non-conference matchups, the eye-opening report showing $227 million in approved NIL deals over just two months, and Dennis’s take on whether enforcement can realistically keep up with third-party spending. Finally, the guys examine the sudden unraveling of Florida State, the mounting pressure on Mike Norvell, and why Dabo Swinney’s resistance to the transfer portal has left Clemson in a precarious position

<p>Coach&nbsp; is joined by regular contributors Tony and Dennis for a wide-ranging, hard-hitting breakdown of the shifting landscape across college football. The conversation opens with an evaluation of Missouri&rsquo;s quarterback play and the real value of the transfer portal following their clash with Kansas, before turning to a major regulatory power struggle: how the SEC and Chancellor Donde Plowman drew a hard line against LSU over roster rules, signaling what true conference self-governance will look like moving forward. The panel also dives into recent officiating and replay controversies in non-conference matchups, the eye-opening report showing $227 million in approved NIL deals over just two months, and Dennis&rsquo;s take on whether enforcement can realistically keep up with third-party spending. Finally, the guys examine the sudden unraveling of Florida State, the mounting pressure on Mike Norvell, and why Dabo Swinney&rsquo;s resistance to the transfer portal has left Clemson in a precarious position</p>

Not many analysts in the midsouth have as much football expertise as Doug Mathews brings to the microphone every Saturday morning. It’s Forklift System’s Football Saturday on 104-5 The Zone.

Mathews, best known for his 10 seasons as Running Backs Coach and Defensive Coordinator for the University of Tennessee, tells it like it is and lets you take show where you want to go every weekend.

Forklift Systems Football Saturday covers all the big games across the nation, including all the action within the Southeastern Conference. It’s the perfect preview before you catch your favorite team play Saturday afternoon. Featuring long-time college football writer Tony Barnhart and NFL analyst Charles Davis.