Scoop And Score Podcast With Stephen Kahn

Stephen covers Week 13, which actually had a few meaningful outcomes before diving into Week 14 which probably won't. He also highlights two standout individual performances and reminds his listeners that, 'no, you couldn't kick a football better than that.' Finally, he continues to scold the Big Ten, and addresses a major controversy.

Happy Thanksgiving! We have so much to be thankful for in college football, including Michigan/Rutgers, everyone seeming to agree that Dabo Swinney is an idiot, and Coastal Carolina's reliability when it comes to covering spreads. Plus, Stephen is VERY nervous about North Carolina.

Stephen recaps an uneventful Week 11 and previews a so-so Week 12. But in between, he goes on a rant about why Ohio State and other BigTen and Pac-12 teams shouldn't be considered for the College Football Playoff without playing more games.

The Irish (finally) did it! Stephen is here to break it all down: both how it happened, and what it means, and whether it can happen again. Plus COVID concerns throughout college football, really bad coaching decisions, and the best nickname in college football!

Stephen throws out the script and dives deep into Clemson v Notre Dame. But not before covering all the important Week 9 outcomes, and highlighting the Week 10 action from Friday night thru Sunday morning. If you can't get excited for this one, I can't help ya.

Stephen is sorry. He's sorry about his terrible picks and he's sorry about mispronouncing 'Chanticleers.' But he's back to make everything better, with proper pronunciation and better picks! Also, what SEC team is lurking in the shadows ready to steal a playoff spot?

Stephen puts his professional audio equipment to good use, talking about everything from the correct pronunciation of "Chanticleers" to where meat comes from. Also college football is discussed! Welcome to the party, Big Ten!

The Scoop And Score Podcast has signed a contract extension through 2022! We celebrate by cheering for Gus Johnson, marveling at a truly weird week that was, and preparing for a Week 7 that just might have some betting opportunities.

Stephen just got back from the zoo, but he makes time to cover a fun and surprising Week 5. Then he focuses on the early and late slates on Saturday, where you'll need to work the remote to catch all the action!

Stephen takes inventory on the state of college football before addressing Notre Dame's COVID outbreak. Then he talks about the upsets of Week 4 before highlighting the biggest games of Week 5, and giving his best bets. Also, apparently the leaves change colors and that's something everyone should check out if they get a chance!

With no sports to discuss, Stephen is joined by friends Corey and Peter to discuss every detail of the 2002 Denzel Washington classic, 'John Q.' If you haven't seen the film, this episode maybe isn't for you. But hey, it's a pandemic, so maybe listen anyway? Stay safe!!!

Stephen recaps all the rivalry week action from eggs to iron before welcoming on two college football betting experts to give in-depth insights and analysis to all 10 conference championship games.

Stephen recounts his run-ins with various ESPN personalities and gives a eulogy for his fantasy football team because recapping all of the Week 13 action. He then does a deep dive on who could still (realistically) make the college football playoff and whole controls their own destiny. Lastly, Stephen previews an all-important Week 14 featuring big rivalries such as Michigan/Ohio State, Auburn/Alabama, and more. Happy Thanksgiving!

Stephen gives his opinion on Tua Tagovailoa's injury, awards a new leader in the clubhouse for "Worst Loss of the Season," and has no complaints about Notre Dame in his Week 12 recap. Then he dives into Week 13 including why Ohio State will handle Penn State, whether Michigan should be on upset alert, and the reason to watch 2 minutes of UCLA/USC (maybe). Finally, Sports Illustrated's Jessica Smetana joins the show to talk Clemson, Notre Dame, and a new way to watch the Irish on Saturday.

Stephen spent the weekend golfing in Houston, but had plenty of time to catch all the big time college football, from Minnesota early to LSU midday to Oklahoma at night (and Hawaii late night). He tells you who is still in the College Football Playoff hunt, questions why Alabama is getting the benefit of the doubt, and picks winners for all of Week 12's biggest games.

Stephen welcomes in college basketball season and provides content to brighten your day, before covering all of the meaningful games in Week 10. He then provides important rules for tweeting at college athletes (hint: don't do it) before getting into the major Week 11 matchups including Alabama vs LSU.

Stephen admits defeat both in terms of Notre Dame at Michigan and his recent string of bad picks against the spread. But he doesn't have a ton of time to tell you about The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail party or two big matchups in the Pac-12, so hurry up and listen!

Stephen gives a detailed recap of Penn State's win over Michigan, covers the major upset in Champaign, and runs through the list of close-calls. He then does a deep dive on everything related to Notre Dame and Michigan, from the potential return of the rivalry to what to expect on Saturday night. Finally, Stephen provides six (6!!!) picks for Week 9 including a money-back guarantee, before providing an impromptu movie review.

South Carolina delivered the first shockwave of the season, knocking off Georgia in Athens. Stephen breaks down what it means for Georgia, the SEC, and Notre Dame. He then makes some very vague comments about his trip to South Bend, provides a hot scoop from the LSU/Florida game, and pours one out for Wake Forest before previewing a fairly loaded Week 8!

Stephen recaps Week 6, brightens your day with a squirrel, and previews a familiar TV show before getting into his mid-season rankings and handicapping the Heisman race. Then he covers what to expect in Week 7, including the Red River Showdown, Florida/LSU, and the Notre Dame/USC game, which he will be attending.