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In Hour 3 of Wire2Wire, the host opens with enthusiasm for the Atlanta Braves following their crucial victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, celebrating Austin Riley’s game-changing performance despite his earlier struggles. The conversation transitions to national sports news, specifically the Protect College Sports Act passing the U.S. Senate and its potential impacts on transfer portal guidelines, NIL framework, and eligibility. Phone lines open up as callers discuss Braves postseason hopes, college football matchups, and the annual "Upset Picks Challenge" with recurring segment contributor Dan B. Later in the hour, ESPN analyst and Allstate AFCA Good Works Team ambassador Sam Acho joins the program to highlight student-athletes making a difference in their communities and share his perspective on college football governance.

In this episode of Wire2Wire, host Cole addresses the growing concerns surrounding South Carolina Gamecocks football under head coach Shane Beamer. Sitting at 2–2 overall and 0–2 in the SEC after a seven-game conference losing streak, the Gamecocks face serious big-picture questions. Cole highlights Beamer’s tense demeanor at press conferences and breaks down worrying statistics, including 11 losses in their last 13 games against Power Four opponents. The show features caller reactions—with Matt from Ohio questioning team discipline and whether fans are accepting mediocrity, while Mongo argues against firing Beamer mid-season to avoid another coaching carousel. Later, Jack Veltri from Gamecock Central joins the show to discuss team chemistry, quarterback LaNorris Sellers, and the suspension of edge defender Dylan Stewart following an on-field altercation. Beyond college football, Cole celebrates a clutch three-run home run by Austin Riley during a live update of the Atlanta Braves' playoff victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, before wrapping up with headlines on the NBA, NFL, and college sports legislation

Host Cole Bryson opens Wire2Wire (filling in for Diesel) with live coverage of Game 1 of the NL Wild Card series between the Atlanta Braves and Philadelphia Phillies. Alongside play-by-play game updates, Bryson reviews the latest leaderboard results from the show's Upset Picks Challenge and previews upcoming college football matchups. The hour features an in-depth interview with Dan Scott, the play-by-play voice of the Furman Paladins, who discusses the mid-season dismissal of offensive coordinator Justin Roper and the offensive struggles that led to the decision. Later in the hour, Bryson chats with Nick Means, the Dorman High School running back named the Whataburger Player of the Week after a dominant 278-yard performance.

In Hour 3 of Wire2Wire (broadcast on Overreaction Monday), solo host Cole Bryson takes callers reacting to South Carolina's frustrating 49–18 loss to Alabama. Callers Mongo, "Howland for a Reason" (formerly Cocky), Tom in Summerville, Dale in Chesnee, and Dewey vent about the Gamecocks' defensive woes, questionable coaching decisions, and Dylan Stewart's sideline altercation and suspension. Cole analyzes the program's trajectory under Shane Beamer, questioning whether past success was real substance or smoke and mirrors during their 7-game SEC losing streak. The hour wraps up with a look ahead to the Atlanta Braves' upcoming Wild Card playoff opener against the Philadelphia Phillies.

On this episode of Wire2Wire, host Cole goes solo and brings on Grayson Mann from TigerNet.com for an extended two-segment conversation. They break down Clemson’s 24-10 victory over California on the West Coast, highlighting the Tigers' strong second-half rushing attack led by Gideon Davidson, who put up 159 yards and two touchdowns. They evaluate freshman quarterback Tate Reynolds' growing pains and discuss the team's reliance on defense and special teams to secure wins. Looking ahead to the upcoming matchup against Miami, they analyze Clemson's game plan, the early 17.5-point spread favoring the Hurricanes, and the key strategies needed to keep the game competitive. Finally, Cole delivers the Daily Wires, covering Furman's coaching shakeup, local college football updates, and major news around the NFL

In this action-packed first hour of Wire2Wire, host Cole Bryson goes solo while Diesel is away on vacation. Cole opens with an in-depth, candid critique of Shane Beamer and the South Carolina Gamecocks following their disappointing 49–18 loss to Alabama, questioning the program's consistency and current trajectory after seven straight SEC defeats. The show then transitions to NFL action, breaking down the Carolina Panthers’ tough 21–18 road loss to the Cleveland Browns, Bryce Young’s mixed performance, and the Dallas Cowboys’ heartbreaking, late-game collapse against the Baltimore Ravens. Finally, Cole turns his attention to baseball, celebrating the Atlanta Braves’ seventh consecutive NL East title while previewing their high-stakes Wild Card series matchup against their postseason rival, the Philadelphia Phillies. Full Transcript