It's another day, and you know what that means: Time for another Aaron Torres Sports Podcast! Today, Aaron is joined by CBS Sports Recruiting writer Bryan Fischer, as they attack the whole college football landscape

(To listen to the podcast, click the green box below, or to download straight from iTunes, click here)

Amongst the topics Aaron and Bryan discuss, included the following:

- The recruitment of everyone's All-American Jadeveon Clowney, and whether Bryan likes the practice of some elite players waiting until after Signing Day to announce their decisions

- Whether or not we should make anything about Clowney's unflattering comments on Alabama coach Nick Saban

- The delayed commitment of No. 2 recruit Cyrus Kouandjio, and whether the backlash he receiving for switching from Auburn to Alabama was fair

- A quick discussion on USC coach Lane Kiffin, who was hit hard by the NCAA on Wednesday for his time at Tennessee

- How USC is being proactive to make sure the probation they're on now, never happens again

- What Bryan saw in Cam Newton's workout in San Diego two weeks ago

On Tuesday night, Aaron was joined on the podcast by Jeff Eisenberg, editor of Yahoo Sports College Basketball blog 'The Dagger,' to talk hoops

(To listen to the podcast, click the green box below, or to download straight from iTunes, click here)

Amongst the topics that Jeff and Aaron discussed, included the following:

- What the day in the life of a blogger for a powerful company like Yahoo is like.

- A quick discussion on UConn's NCAA sanctions, and whether the Huskies- and Jim Calhoun in specific- got off too easily

- Whether any of the recent upsets in college basketball really do mean anything in the big picture

- Why Kansas and Pitt have fatal flaws that might ultimately be exposed

- Where does San Diego State fit into the national picture

- Why North Carolina should be a team that everyone is terrified to face going forward

- What are some keys that could help your favorite team win in March

Plus, much, much, more...

And always feel free to join the discussion by sharing your thoughts and opinions on the podcast, in the comments section below or by e-mailing Aaron at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

And finally one more note: AaronTorres-Sports.com will have a lot of podcasts flying  your way in the coming weeks, with some very, VERY interesting guests. If you haven't already, I encourage you to subscribe in iTunes, to automatically download the podcast whenever a new one is posted (While you're there, be a pal and feel free to review

Enjoy!

On Tuesday, Aaron welcomed a special guest to the podcast: Author, fellow podcaster and baseball-writer extraordinaire Jonah Keri stopped by to talk about his soon to released book, “The Extra 2 %: How Wall Street Strategies Took A Major League Baseball Team From Worst to First.” The book chronicles the rise of the Tampa Bay Rays from doormat to AL East champs, and is available for pre-order on Extra2percent.com and Amazon.com and hits stores March 8.

(To listen to the podcast, click below, or to download straight from iTunes, click here)

Amongst the topics that Aaron and Jonah discussed, included the following:

- Just how bad things were for this organization when new ownership took hold in 2005

- Why former owner Vince Namoli had ostracized fans not only with poor play on the field, but penny-pinching off it

- How new ownership was able to use their background as successful Wall Street traders to help them mold a winner in Tampa Bay

- The concept of “The Extra 2 %,” what it is, and how it applies to the Rays

- What are realistic expectations in Tampa this year with so many players leaving in the offseason

- And much, much more…

Whether you’re a baseball fan yourself, or thinking of purchasing this book for someone else, this is a podcast you absolutely need to listen to.

Join Jonah and Aaron today, as they take you behind the curtain with the Tampa Bay Rays, and discuss the soon to be released “The Extra 2 %!”

On Tuesday, Aaron welcomed his old friend Matt Norlander of the CBS Sports College Basketball Blog onto to the podcast to talk some hoops (To listen to the podcast, just click the green box below, or to download from iTunes for a later listen, please click here).

Matt has had his ear to the ground of all things college hoops all season, and in this 45 minute podcast, he and Aaron cover a handful of topics, including:

- Texas’ meteoric rise to the top of college basketball, and why no one- not even the experts- saw this run coming.

- Why Matt thinks that regardless of their loss on Sunday, Duke still has a strong grasp on a No. 1 seed heading toward March.

- Matt and Aaron breakdown the Big East from all angles, determining which teams will survive into the NCAA Tournament in March, and which could be on the outside looking in. Matt also mentions why Georgetown is the current, “Flavor of the week.”

- What Kansas needs to do to quiet the doubters nationally, who still don’t believe they’re a team that can win the title.

- Why Matt will need to see a lot between now and the beginning of March to really believe that anyone is beating Ohio State.

- And finally, Matt wraps up by telling us a few teams who are set to make a run, and others ready to tumble.

If you’re a college hoops junkie, or just a casual fan looking to get caught up on the season, this is the podcast for you. Join Matt and Aaron by listening above, or downloading on iTunes, to get the full scoop on the college basketball scene!

On Wednesday, Aaron stepped away from the sports world, and welcomed his friend Syed onto the podcast to talk about America's greatest cultural phenomenon: Jersey Shore.

Syed has a Jersey Shore blog, and both consider themselves experts on the show, leading to some fun-filled banter (To listen to the podcast, click the green box below, or to download straight to your iPod, click here).

In one of Aaron's favorite podcasts yet, the two friends break down the show from all angles, including discussion on:

- JWoww and Tom's bitter breakup, who's to blame, and why, in at least one aspect, it might not have been as bad as it seemed.

- Deanna's hot tub romp with "Ronnie's stunt double," Dean, and why it was arguably the funniest moment in television history

- How Deanna has changed the dynamic of the cast, and why Syed likes her and Aaron doesn't

- Why America needs to be on a National Security alert with the emergence of Roger.

- What the future holds for both Ronnie and Sammi

- Who are Aaron and Syed's "MVP," or top three favorite characters

- Beyond the basics, a serious discussion on why this show continues to remain so successful and relevant deep into the third season.

With NFL Playoff fever in the air, Aaron decided to give his buddy Frank (a huge Jets fan) a call, before this weekend's games.

(To listen to the podcast, click below, or to download directly from iTunes, click here)

Having spent most of is his life in heartache rooting for "Gang Green," Frank is now on the other side of the coin and ready to talk all things Jets, the upset over the Patriots and the AFC Championship. He and Aaron discussed the following:

- Where Frank's Jets allegiances began, and what it's like to root for a team that sometimes gets lost in the New York market

- How Rex Ryan's arrival last year finally gave an identity to an organization that never really had one

- Why no matter what happened in his personal life, the players love playing for Rex and always have his back

- What emotions were like during the upset of the Patriots last Sunday, and why the "psyche," of Jets fans wouldn't allow them to enjoy the game until there was no time left on the clock

- Whether it was right or wrong for Bill Belichick to sit Wes Welker for the first series of last weekend's game, and what impact it had

- What Frank was most surprised about in the way the Patriots approached that game, and what he thought they did wrong.

- Why both he and Aaron expect a close, back and forth AFC Championship Game Sunday

It’s been a long, whirlwind month if you’re a UConn Huskies football fan. On Wednesday, Mike Grant of UCHuskies.com + UConnfan.com stopped by the podcast to break it all down, put a nice bow on the Randy Edsall era, and welcome Paul Pasqualoni to the UConn family.

(To listen to the podcast, just click below, or you can download the podcast straight from iTunes by clicking here.)

On this action-packed, hour long podcast, Aaron and Mike take an honest assessment of the UConn coaching search, and the state of the program, with discussion on:

 - Why a lot of UConn fans were upset not that Randy Edsall left, but how he did it.

- Why Mike always considered Edsall an “underdog,” coach, and one who did his best work with few expectations

- How this year’s opener at Michigan (a 30-10 loss) should’ve told you everything you needed to know about the Randy Edsall era

- Mike thoughts on how close Mark Whipple was to being named coach, and why it didn’t happen

- How the UConn fan base as a whole feels about the Paul Pasqualoni hiring

- Why Pasqualoni could have success recruiting the Connecticut kids that the previous regime never did

- What are realistic expectations for the Huskies in Pasqualoni’s first year in town

With so much going on in NBA basketball, it was time for another podcast, and on Wednesday, Aaron called his old buddy Ryan McNeill of HoopsAddict.com

Ryan covers covers the Toronto Raptors for HoopsAddict.com, a site which he started in 2006, and now has writers in almost every NBA market and sees over 200,000 unique visitors a month. To listen to the podcast, listen below, or download straight from iTunes by clicking here):

Amongst the topics Aaron and Ryan discussed, include:

- What the Miami Heat are doing differently than they were the beginning of the year

- Why the recent trades of the Orlando Magic, were not only helpful, but needed

- Why both Ryan and Aaron like the Spurs more than the Mavericks as a real player out West

- Why Ryan is buying the Jazz, and why Aaron is more hesitant

With the New Year set to get underway, what better way to ring it in than by joining Aaron and Ryan in talking some NBA hoops. Feel free to listen above, or click here to download straight to your iPod!

With so much going on in baseball over the last couple weeks, Aaron knew it was time for a long overdue  podcast. And on Thursday night, that's exactly what he got, as Matthew Cerrone of Metsblog.com and SNY TV stopped by to break down everything that's happened this winter. You can listen to the podcast below, or download it straight from iTunes by clicking here)

In this half hour, action-packed podcast, Matthew and Aaron discuss the following:

- How Matthew turned Metsblog.com from a part-time hobby into a full-time career, and what steps young bloggers should take in hopes of similar success

- Cliff Lee's signing with the Phillies, and why it might be "Now or Never," in Philadelphia

- Why the Mets new management team is getting "Back To The Basics,"

- If the Mets will make any further off-season moves to bolster a team that already has one of the highest payrolls in baseball

- Why both Matthew and Aaron agree that the Nationals signing of Jayson Werth wasn't nearly as bad as some experts made it out to be

- Where the Yankees go from here, now that Cliff Lee won't be wearing pinstripes

- And much, much more...

With so much going on in the world of college football, Aaron decided it was time for another College Football Podcast!

On Tuesday, he called his old buddy and former North Carolina Tar Heels safety Michael Felder of InTheBleachers.net to talk about this winter's biggest storylines, including coaching changes and bowl game matchups (*** To download this podcast straight from iTunes please click here or to Subscribe to all the Aaron Torres Podcasts click here)

Amongst the topics Aaron and Michael discussed, included:

- Miami's hiring of Al Golden, and what it says about the "state," of the Miami program

- Florida's hiring of Will Muschamp, and what it says about the "state," of the college football coaching profession as a whole

- A couple of under the radar bowl games Michael is looking forward to this holiday season

- Why Aaron is surprised that no one is talking about the Sugar Bowl

- Why Aaron and Michael disagree on the final outcome of the Fiesta Bowl between UConn and Oklahoma

Plus much more...