The Korner Booth

The Korner Booth Podcast

Ever find yourself just hanging out with the boys drinking a beer, and talking about sports in the Korner Booth of the sports bar? Well, that’s us! We chat about all things relating to college and professional football as well as big news from around the sports world. And we don’t mince words! Come on over and grab a seat. Let’s talk football!

  1. 9h ago

    Notre Dame Dethrones No. 1 Miami, Georgia Dominates, Bears Survive 4 INTs | E400 The Korner Booth

    Korner Booth breaks down a wild weekend in college football and the NFL, with a No. 1 team falling, a Holy War swung by four interceptions, and a Sunday Night Football thriller that ended on a walk-off field goal. We review the six games we previewed and go over the biggest highlights from NFL Week 9.   🏈 College Football   -No. 3 Utah 28, No. 7 BYU 20: Devon Dampier accounted for four TDs and Utah picked off Bear Bachmeier four times, snapping BYU’s three-game Holy War win streak and moving to 9-0   -No. 9 Alabama 31, No. 15 LSU 13: Keelon Russell played through an ankle injury to throw three TDs, and the Tide scored 14 unanswered in the fourth quarter   -No. 4 Notre Dame 31, No. 1 Miami 24: CJ Carr threw for 319 yards and three TDs as the Irish built a 21-point lead and avenged last year’s loss, handing Miami its first defeat   -No. 2 Georgia 42, No. 12 Ole Miss 7: Gunner Stockton passed for four TDs and ran for another, and the Bulldogs rushed for 295 yards and snapped Ole Miss’s 16-game home win streak   🏈 NFL   -Bears 27, Buccaneers 24: Cairo Santos hit a 38-yard field goal as time expired, even though Caleb Williams threw a career-high four interceptions   -Packers 45, Patriots 27: Green Bay scored the most points ever allowed at Gillette Stadium, with Matthew Golden and Christian Watson each topping 150 receiving yards and Drake Maye throwing three INTs   -Plus the Bengals’ 34-17 win over the Falcons in Madrid, the Broncos’ 26-21 win over the Panthers, the 49ers’ 38-17 win over the Raiders, and the winless Chargers falling 44-22 to the Texans   🔥 This content is brought to you by our partner Outlier, the sports betting research app built for smarter bettors. Outlier puts player props, game lines, odds comparison, injury reports, line movement, and real-time alerts all in one place. Check them out here: https://start.outlier.bet/mzXXuhI   Outlier is a research and data tool, not a sportsbook. Please bet responsibly. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER.   Like, comment, and subscribe for weekly NFL and college football recaps, previews, and picks all season long. Drop your biggest takeaway from the weekend in the comments!   Follow @kornerboothpod on social media for more!   #KornerBooth #NFLWeek9 #NFLRecap #CollegeFootball #CFB #NFL2026 #NotreDame #Miami #Georgia #OleMiss #Utah #BYU #Alabama #LSU #Bears #Buccaneers #Packers #Patriots #Outlier

  2. 6d ago

    USC Stuns No. 2 Ohio State, Vikings’ Unbeaten Run Ends, Broncos Rally | E399 Korner Booth Podcast

    Korner Booth breaks down one of the wildest weekends of the 2026 college football and NFL seasons, including a No. 2 team getting stunned, the NFL’s last unbeaten team falling, and a late goal-line stand in Denver. We cover the best moments from NFL Week 8 and the college football slate, then lock in our picks for this week’s biggest games.   🏈 College Football     •    No. 13 Texas Tech 34, No. 22 Arizona 26: Tommy Castellanos threw two TDs and ran for 117 yards and a score in his first start over Will Hammond, while Arizona’s Noah Fifita threw for 417 yards, including a 94-yard TD to Isaiah Mizell     •    No. 3 Georgia 27, No. 17 Florida 8: The Bulldogs forced four turnovers in the first Atlanta edition of the rivalry, with Chris Cole’s 66-yard fumble return TD and Florida’s Jadan Baugh held to 38 rushing yards     •    USC 30, No. 2 Ohio State 18: The Trojans pulled off the biggest win of Lincoln Riley’s tenure, with Trent Mosley’s screen-pass TD on the second snap and Jayden Maiava’s 222 yards in Ohio State’s first game without Julian Sayin   🏈 NFL Week 8     •    Lions 19, Vikings 15: Detroit ended Minnesota’s unbeaten start as Jahmyr Gibbs ran for 153 yards, and Jared Goff overcame his first interception of the season to lead the game-winning drive     •    Bills 36, Ravens 10: Josh Allen passed Jim Kelly for the most TD passes in franchise history, Zay Flowers was held without a catch, and Lamar Jackson hurt his thumb on his first snap back from an ankle injury     •    Broncos 28, Chiefs 24: Denver overcame an 11-point fourth-quarter deficit on Jonah Coleman’s 5-yard TD run with 1:56 left, then stopped Patrick Mahomes at the goal line to take control of the AFC West     •    Plus the Buccaneers’ shutout of the Falcons without completing a pass, and more   🔥 This Week’s Picks 🏈 8 BYU @ 6 Utah (-5.5) 🏈 10 Alabama @ 15 LSU (-5.5) 🏈 1 Miami @ 5 Notre Dame (-5.5) 🏈 3 Georgia (-3.5) @ 12 Ole Miss 🏈 Buccs @ Bears (-5.5) 🏈 Packers @ Patriots (-3)   Who do you have this week? Drop your picks in the comments! Like, comment, and subscribe for weekly NFL and college football recaps, previews, and picks all season long.   🔥 This episode’s picks are presented by Outlier, the sports betting research app built for smarter bettors. Outlier puts player props, game lines, odds comparison, injury reports, line movement, and real-time alerts all in one place. Check them out here:   https://start.outlier.bet/mzXXuhI   Outlier is a research and data tool, not a sportsbook. Please bet responsibly. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER.   Follow @kornerboothpod on social media for more!   #KornerBooth #NFLWeek8 #NFLPicks #CollegeFootball #CFB #NFL2026 #USC #OhioState #Georgia #Florida #TexasTech #Arizona #Lions #Vikings #Bills #Ravens #Broncos #Chiefs #BYU #Utah #Alabama #LSU #Miami #NotreDame #OleMiss #Giants #Eagles #Packers #Patriots #Outlier

  3. Oct 27

    UCF Stuns No. 2 BYU in 2OT, Chiefs Fall, Ravens Collapse | NFL Week 7 & CFB Recap | E398 The Korner Booth

    Korner Booth breaks down one of the wildest weekends of the 2026 college football and NFL seasons, including a No. 2 team losing in double overtime, the Chiefs’ unbeaten run ending, and one of the biggest collapses of the NFL season. We cover every major storyline from NFL Week 7 and the college football slate.   🏈 College Football   UCF 39, No. 2 BYU 31 (2OT): Keyone Jenkins threw a 2-yard TD pass to Grayson Brousseau in the second overtime, ending BYU’s unbeaten season.   No. 19 Texas 34, No. 7 Ole Miss 27: Texas blew a 21-point lead but held on, with Arch Manning scoring two rushing TDs and Jelani McDonald’s end zone interception ending Ole Miss’s comeback.   No. 10 Utah 21, No. 14 Houston 13: Devon Dampier ran for 150 yards and two TDs as the Utes rallied from a 10-0 deficit to stay unbeaten.   🏈 NFL Week 7   Bengals 35, Ravens 13: Cincinnati trailed 13-0 at halftime with zero points and 59 yards, then scored 35 straight points to drop Baltimore into last place in the AFC North.   Seahawks 20, Chiefs 3: Seattle’s defense ended Kansas City’s unbeaten start and held Kenneth Walker III to 36 yards on 14 carries in his revenge game.   Lions 20, Packers 17: A sloppy NFC North battle, with Green Bay’s missed 35-yard field goal and eight penalties proving costly.   Plus the 49ers’ first loss of the season to the Falcons, the Giants’ overtime upset of the Texans, and more.   🔥 This content is brought to you by our partner Outlier, the sports betting research app built for smarter bettors. Outlier puts player props, game lines, odds comparison, injury reports, line movement, and real-time alerts all in one place. Check them out here: [LINK] (use code [CODE] if applicable)   Outlier is a research and data tool, not a sportsbook. Please bet responsibly. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER.   Like, comment, and subscribe for weekly NFL and college football recaps, previews, and picks all season long. Drop your biggest takeaway from the weekend in the comments!   Follow @kornerboothpod on social media for more!   #KornerBoothPodcast #NFLWeek7 #NFLRecap #CollegeFootball #CFB #NFL2026 #UCF #BYU #Texas #OleMiss #Utah #Houston #Bengals #Ravens #Seahawks #Chiefs #Packers #Lions #Outlier #BellyUpSports

  4. Oct 20

    NFL Week 6 & CFB Recap: OSU SURVIVES INDIANA | E397 Korner Booth Podcast #OutlierPartner

    Korner Booth breaks down one of the wildest weekends of the 2026 college football and NFL seasons, including a No. 1 team going down, an SEC heavyweight clash decided by a controversial call, and three NFL games that came down to the wire. We also share the rest of our thoughts on the NFL Week 5 slate and the college football weekend.   🏈 College Football   Oklahoma 27, No. 1 Texas 24 — Tate Sandell hit a 47-yard field goal as time expired, finishing a second-half comeback from a 10-point deficit and handing Texas its first loss of the season in the Red River Rivalry.   No. 2 Georgia 20, No. 6 Alabama 17 — The Bulldogs improved to 6-0 in Tuscaloosa in a game that included a call many viewers thought was blown.   No. 20 Iowa 41, Washington 24 — Kamari Moulton ran for a career-high 208 yards and 2 TDs while the Hawkeyes held Washington to minus-3 rushing yards.   🏈 NFL   Vikings 23, Saints 13 — Justin Jefferson returned with a leaping TD catch and Aaron Jones ran for 113 yards as Minnesota moved to 5-0.   49ers 32, Seahawks 29 — Brock Purdy led two fourth-quarter scoring drives, and San Francisco’s four takeaways helped it improve to 5-0 and take a two-game lead in the NFC West.   Ravens 30, Falcons 23 (OT) — With Lamar Jackson sidelined, Tyler Huntley led a late tying TD and 2-point conversion, then scored on a 1-yard sneak in overtime.   Like, comment, and subscribe for weekly NFL and college football recaps, previews, and picks all season long. Drop your biggest takeaway from the weekend in the comments!   Follow @kornerboothpod on social media for more!   #KornerBoothPodcast #NFLWeek5 #CollegeFootball #CFB #NFL2026 #Oklahoma #Texas #Georgia #Alabama #Iowa #Washington #Vikings #Saints #49ers #Seahawks #Ravens #Falcons #RedRiverRivalry #BellyUpSports

  5. Oct 13

    Oklahoma Stuns No. 1 Texas, Georgia Edges Alabama, 49ers Survive Seahawks | E396 The Korner Booth

    Korner Booth breaks down one of the wildest weekends of the 2026 college football and NFL seasons, including a No. 1 team going down, an SEC heavyweight clash decided by a controversial call, and three NFL games that came down to the wire. We also share the rest of our thoughts on the NFL Week 5 slate and the college football weekend. 🏈 College Football Oklahoma 27, No. 1 Texas 24: Tate Sandell hit a 47-yard field goal as time expired, finishing a second-half comeback from a 10-point deficit and handing Texas its first loss of the season in the Red River Rivalry. No. 2 Georgia 20, No. 6 Alabama 17: The Bulldogs improved to 6-0 in Tuscaloosa in a game that included a late pass-interference no-call many viewers thought was blown. No. 20 Iowa 41, Washington 24: Kamari Moulton ran for a career-high 208 yards and 2 TDs while the Hawkeyes held Washington to minus-3 rushing yards. 🏈 NFL Vikings 23, Saints 13: Justin Jefferson returned with a leaping TD catch and Aaron Jones ran for 113 yards as Minnesota moved to 5-0. 49ers 32, Seahawks 29: Brock Purdy led two fourth-quarter scoring drives, and San Francisco’s four takeaways helped it improve to 5-0 and take a two-game lead in the NFC West. Ravens 30, Falcons 23 (OT): With Lamar Jackson sidelined, Tyler Huntley led a late tying TD and 2-point conversion, then scored on a 1-yard sneak in overtime. Like, comment, and subscribe for weekly NFL and college football recaps, previews, and picks all season long. Drop your biggest takeaway from the weekend in the comments! Follow @kornerboothpod on social media for more! #KornerBoothPodcast #NFLWeek5 #CollegeFootball #CFB #NFL2026 #Oklahoma #Texas #Georgia #Alabama #Iowa #Washington #Vikings #Saints #49ers #Seahawks #Ravens #Falcons #RedRiverRivalry #BellyUpSports

  6. Oct 6

    Jeremiah Smith: BEST WR IN THE NATION? Panthers Stun Lions, Rams Survive Eagles | E395 The Korner Booth

    Korner Booth breaks down one of the wildest weeks of the 2026 college football and NFL season. Upsets were everywhere, unbeaten teams kept rolling, and the Sunday Night Football matchup delivered a statement win. Jared and Nate cover all the biggest storylines from Week 4.   In college football, No. 7 Alabama stayed unbeaten with a 56-23 rout of No. 16 Mississippi State, as Keelon Russell accounted for four total touchdowns. No. 25 Missouri delivered the upset of the week, trouncing No. 8 Florida 45-17 to snap a nine-game losing streak against ranked opponents. And No. 5 Ohio State escaped Kinnick Stadium with a 31-14 win over No. 14 Iowa behind Julian Sayin’s 324-yard, three-touchdown performance, with two scores going to Jeremiah Smith.   On the NFL side, the 49ers stayed perfect at 4-0 with a 24-14 win over the Broncos behind two Brock Purdy touchdown passes. The Rams pulled off a wild fourth-quarter comeback, scoring the final 14 points to beat the Eagles 24-20 after trailing by 10 in Philadelphia. And the Panthers delivered the statement win of Sunday Night Football, stunning the Lions 32-26 behind a career night from Tetairoa McMillan, who hauled in 14 catches for 192 yards and two touchdowns from Bryce Young.   We also touch on the Raiders’ surprising start despite their loss to the Chiefs, who remain unbeaten; the Vikings, the Commanders’ upset of the Colts, and the Texans continuing to struggle.   Like, comment, and subscribe for more NFL and college football recaps, previews, and picks all season long!   Follow @kornerboothpod on social media for more!   #KornerBooth #CollegeFootball #NFL #NFL2026 #Alabama #Missouri #Florida #OhioState #Iowa #49ers #Broncos #Rams #Eagles #Panthers #Lions #BryceYoung #TetairoaMcMillan #BrockPurdy #BellyUpSports

  7. Sep 29

    Ravens' Miracle FG in Rio, Broncos Stun Rams on SNF + Eagles-Bears MNF Preview | E394 Korner Booth Podcast

    Korner Booth is back, breaking down a jam-packed weekend across the NFL, MLB, and college football, from a wild-card sprint to the finish line to marquee matchups on both the college and pro gridiron.   We open with the National League’s final playoff spot still up for grabs, as the Phillies cling to a two-game lead over the Diamondbacks for the last NL Wild Card spot heading into the season’s final weekend. With Arizona holding the tiebreaker, every game matters down the stretch — we break down what each team needs to punch their ticket to October.   From there, we shift to the gridiron, starting with a shocking Thursday Night Football result: Michael Penix Jr.‘s 2026 season debut sparked the Falcons to a dominant 35-14 win over the Packers, snapping Green Bay’s 13-year home-opener winning streak behind a monster 194-yard, two-touchdown night from Bijan Robinson. We break down how Atlanta flipped the script and what it means for a suddenly shaky Packers team.   Then it’s on to the biggest matchups in college football, including No. 1 Texas traveling to Tennessee, No. 4 Ole Miss heading into the Swamp to face Florida, and a massive West Coast showdown between Oregon and USC. We break down the storylines, stakes, and predictions for all three ranked clashes.   We close it out with a stacked Week 3 NFL slate, including the Ravens and Cowboys squaring off in the league’s first-ever game in Rio de Janeiro, the Raiders looking to stay unbeaten against the Saints, and an electric Sunday Night Football matchup between the Broncos and Rams in Denver.   All that and more on the Korner Booth Podcast — subscribe, leave us a review, and follow us on all platforms!   #KornerBoothPodcast #MLB #MLBPlayoffs #Phillies #Diamondbacks #NFL #Falcons #Packers #TNF #CollegeFootball #Texas #Tennessee #OleMiss #Florida #Oregon #USC #Ravens #Cowboys #RioDeJaneiro #Raiders #Saints #Broncos #Rams #SNF #NFL2026 #BellyUpSports

  8. Sep 26

    NFL Week 3 Preview: Our Picks for Texas-Tennessee, Ole Miss-Florida, Oregon-USC & More E393: The Korner Booth Podcast

    Korner Booth is back breaking down a jam-packed weekend across the NFL, MLB, and college football, from a wild-card sprint to the finish line to marquee matchups on both the college and pro gridiron.   We open with the National League’s final playoff spot still up for grabs, as the Phillies cling to a two-game lead over the Diamondbacks for the last NL Wild Card spot heading into the season’s final weekend. With Arizona holding the tiebreaker, every game matters down the stretch — we break down what each team needs to punch their ticket to October.   From there we shift to the gridiron, starting with a shocking Thursday Night Football result: Michael Penix Jr.‘s 2026 season debut sparked the Falcons to a dominant 35-14 win over the Packers, snapping Green Bay’s 13-year home-opener winning streak behind a monster 194-yard, two-touchdown night from Bijan Robinson. We break down how Atlanta flipped the script and what it means for a suddenly shaky Packers team.   Then it’s on to the biggest matchups in college football, including No. 1 Texas traveling to Tennessee, No. 4 Ole Miss heading into the Swamp to face Florida, and a massive West Coast showdown between Oregon and USC. We break down the storylines, stakes, and predictions for all three ranked clashes.   We close it out with a stacked Week 3 NFL slate, including the Ravens and Cowboys squaring off in the league’s first-ever game in Rio de Janeiro, the Raiders looking to stay unbeaten against the Saints, and an electric Sunday Night Football matchup between the Broncos and Rams in Denver.   All that and more on the Korner Booth Podcast — subscribe, leave us a review, and follow us on all platforms!   #KornerBoothPodcast #MLB #MLBPlayoffs #Phillies #Diamondbacks #NFL #Falcons #Packers #TNF #CollegeFootball #Texas #Tennessee #OleMiss #Florida #Oregon #USC #Ravens #Cowboys #RioDeJaneiro #Raiders #Saints #Broncos #Rams #SNF #NFL2026 #BellyUpSports

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Ever find yourself just hanging out with the boys drinking a beer, and talking about sports in the Korner Booth of the sports bar? Well, that’s us! We chat about all things relating to college and professional football as well as big news from around the sports world. And we don’t mince words! Come on over and grab a seat. Let’s talk football!