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ESPN is bolstering its college football slate with fresh talent and a Friday night preview, while veteran analyst Kirk Herbstreit urges a move toward daily programming to match the sport’s rising prominence.
ESPN will debut *Bussin' & Pate on Campus* on Friday evenings in 2026, featuring analyst Josh Pate and former Barstool hosts Will Compton and Taylor Lewan. The move reflects a strategic expansion of ESPN's college‑football footprint amid mixed fan reactions.
Jeff Gordon, a four‑time NASCAR Cup Series champion, outlines the criteria and stories behind his chosen four icons, revealing the rivals he left out and the weight of championships in his decision.
Jeff Gordon opens up about the psychological battles with Dale Earnhardt Sr., admitting he wishes he had asked whether the rivalry was genuine or a calculated spectacle.
Jeff Gordon discusses how on‑track performance, aerodynamic changes, and fan engagement are shaping the next era of NASCAR, highlighting Denny Hamlin’s impact and Carson Hocevar’s potential.
Lane Kiffin's arrival at LSU ignites debate over timing, portal reliance, and an arduous early schedule that could define the program's 2026 trajectory.
Chase Elliott speaks out in defense of Carson Hocevar, recalling respectful rookie-season conversations and a bond forged despite the latter's controversial reputation
Chase Elliott says he has no issues with Carson Hocevar and values direct communication to resolve on‑track disputes.
ESPN is set to debut a new college football program that brings together analyst Josh Pate, former NFL linebacker Will Compton, and offensive lineman Taylor Lewan. The network promises a blend of sharp analysis and the chemistry that made their podcast 'Bussin’ With The Boys' a fan favorite.
During a recent episode of the Bussin’ with the Boys podcast, NASCAR star Chase Elliott made a clear pitch for expanding Saturday night race dates, a suggestion he delivered alongside hosts Taylor Lewan and Will Compton.
During a recent podcast appearance, Chase Elliott urged NASCAR to increase the number of Saturday night events, saying they better serve fans and preserve the sport’s historic vibe.
ESPN’s new Friday afternoon college‑football program, fronted by analyst Josh Pate and Barstool‑derived co‑hosts Will Compton and Taylor Lewan, arrives amid criticism that it mirrors Barstool Sports’ style and follows a wave of on‑air layoffs.
The new weekly series will air from college campuses this fall, blending former player insight with live campus atmosphere, and may occasionally overlap with the popular College GameDay schedule.
A new ESPN Friday night college football program will feature the hosts of the Bussin’ With The Boys podcast, blending digital‑first commentary with live campus production.
The network announces a campus‑based Friday night college football program featuring the podcast trio, aiming to deepen its coverage of a sport second only to the NFL in viewership.
Zane Smith's criticism of Carson Hocevar on a podcast ignited a fierce rivalry, dividing fans and prompting NASCAR to arrange a pre‑Atlanta meeting.
A recent podcast appearance saw veteran Zane Smith label rival Carson Hocevar a coward, igniting a cascade of criticism from drivers, analysts and team owners ahead of the Quaker State 400 at EchoPark Speedway.
Will Compton discusses the potential of Nebraska football under head coach Matt Rhule, highlighting recent bowl successes, a tough schedule and a strong 2027 recruiting class.
Kyle Larson respects Carson Hocevar’s driving skill but criticizes his immaturity, especially on Twitch, while believing the youngster could become a top‑tier competitor if he reins in his aggression.
An unexpected invitation leads a first‑time motorsport journalist into the heart of a Nashville NASCAR race, where drivers, music, and surprise moments reshape his view of the sport.
Ryan Blaney captured the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series championship, blending his distinctive mustache, family racing roots and a love of the Cars franchise into a story that spans tattoos, video games and a upcoming Michigan race.
From a football‑centric show to a cross‑sport partnership, Bussin’ With The Boys aims to help NASCAR attract younger fans amid a persistent viewership slump.
NASCAR’s latest push into creator‑driven content pairs the league with Omaha Productions and the popular podcast duo Taylor Lewan and Will Compton for a new series that aims to deepen fan engagement across streaming platforms.
Taylor Lewan and Will Compton are launching a weekly NASCAR‑focused show, Racin’ With The Boys, produced by Peyton Manning’s Omaha Productions and debuting on YouTube on May 28. The series will feature drivers such as Ryan Blaney and Bubba Wallace, and is part of NASCAR’s broader push into creator‑driven streaming content.