NMSU is 2-0 for the first time since 2014 and the defense looks championship level. The offensive line is still a concern and quick game adjustments might be the only way to keep them rolling. We break it down with guests Nick Coppola and Joseph Settle. After we finish the NMSU conversation Izaiah and I discuss the biggest college football and NFL storylines from the weekend.

In this episode of The Bus Stop Podcast, Izaiah Reed and I break down NMSU’s uneasy win over Bryant, what needs to change before Tulsa, and why the next two weeks could define the Aggies’ season. But it’s not just about Las Cruces, we dive into Alabama’s struggles, Florida State’s resurgence, Dion Sanders’ coaching decisions, and other early surprises across the college football landscape. With insights from a former player and plenty of candid takes, this episode sets the stage for a season already full of twists.

On this episode of The Bus Stop, I’m joined by Las Cruces Sun-News reporter Nick Coppola to talk New Mexico State football. We dig into how this year’s team stacks up against last season, what’s driving the changes on the field, and whether the Aggies have the pieces to make a push for a bowl game.

The Bus Stop is back. After a long break, we are back in the seat with new guests, fresh conversations, and coverage you will not get anywhere else. That includes NMSU sports, local business leaders, and the stories that actually matter in El Paso and beyond. Hit subscribe. We are just getting started.

Welcome to a brand new episode of "The Bus Stop." I'm thrilled to have Triple Double Frank back with me as we dive deep into the world of college football.

In this episode, we're tackling some pressing questions: Is Alabama's performance raising doubts about the SEC's reputation? What's causing the Big Ten's early-game offensive struggles? We'll also discuss the recent developments, including Mel Tucker's departure and the uncertain future for Michigan State. And let's not forget the PAC-12, which continues to showcase its strength.

We'll also shine a spotlight on UTEP, currently navigating a critical five-game stretch, and examine NMSU's chance to capitalize on their momentum following the victory against UNM. Of course, we'll cover all the top 25 teams and provide insights into the upcoming exciting matchups this weekend.

Welcome back to the Bus Stop! Today, I'm joined by my co-host, Triple Double Frank, and we're diving headfirst into the world of college football. Now, I have to admit, I might slip up a few times and call him Triple Down Frank, but hey, we're a work in progress, and we'll get it right as the weeks go by.

So, what's on our agenda today? Will NMSU make a comeback this week? Can UTEP turn their season around in time? Is Texas really back, or is it just a fleeting moment? And is Alabama in any real trouble this year? Oh, and don't even get me started on what Mel Tucker was thinking.

It's such a shame that the Pac-12 looks so impressive this season, and we won't get to enjoy it next year. But fear not, we've got plenty more college football chatter coming your way. So, buckle up, folks, because we're about to dive deep into the gridiron action!

Football is finally back this weekend! What happened with KC? UTEP and NMSU might sweep again this weekend. Plus, starting offensive lineman Canaan Yarro from NMSU joins me as we discuss football and life as an Aggie. I'll also share my quick picks for college football and highlight some intriguing matchups. Stay tuned for quick NFL game picks as well, as the best time of the year is upon us!

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Welcome aboard to another exciting episode of The Bus Stop! In this week's journey, we will embark on a thrilling ride through the world of college football, from electrifying rivalries to the anticipation of Week One kickoffs.

First up is the clash between NMSU and UMass. We break down the highs and lows of the game. Shifting gears, we dive into UTEP football's showdown with Jax State.

Then I’ll talk about rivalries and how they aren't just about wins and losses. It's not just about the points on the board; we explore the deeper layers of rivalry dynamics and the surprising ways in which wishing your rival well can actually fuel your own team's fire.

But that's not all – we're gearing up for the kickoff of Week One across the college football landscape. Thursday marks the beginning of an action-packed season, and we've got a sneak peek into the matchups.

And if that's not enough we dive into a topic that's been debated in sports circles: Can the NBA truly wear the crown of "World Champs"? I’ll dissect the arguments, and consider the global basketball scene.

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