Caught Looking: A College Baseball Podcast

Bryant, Jacob and Greer discuss the hottest topics of the first two weeks of the college baseball season including pitching injuries, rule changes, NIL, transfer portal, and NCAA violations. 

The Captain and National Champion Tim Elko joins the Caught Looking boys to talk about everything from his recruitment to his last game winning the National Championship in this exclusive interview where you'll see a side of Tim that you've never seen before. 

You want to listen to this one. Bryant reports on the atmosphere in Omaha. Jacob, Deuce and Greer break down the game stream of consciousness style. Everyone reflects on what the national championship means for Ole Miss Baseball, the program, fans and coaches. A final update on the Jell-O shot challenge. 

Bryant and Hunter discuss Ole Miss’ win over Oklahoma in game one of the CWS final. 

The College World Series final is set. Bryant, Deuce, Hunter and special guest Allonte Wingate put a bow on the pod play in Omaha. 

Bryant and Deuce talk about Arkansas’ breathtaking win over Ole Miss to stay alive in Omaha. Deuce updates listeners on CL’s favorite youth baseball team: Gladiators Doucet. 

Bryant and Greer discuss Tuesday’s action between the Aggies and Irish and the Hogs and the Tigers, breakdown the potential pitching combos for Arkansas and Ole Miss in their upcoming Wednesday showdown, answer a fan question and give the best update thus far on the Rocco’s Jell-O shot challenge. 

The boys recap day 4 of the College World Series, break down the upcoming Arkansas v. Auburn elimination game, answer a fan question and update the Jell-O shot standings. 

The boys discuss the Texas A&M v. Texas elimination game and OU’s surprising dominance so far in Omaha. Also an update on Arkansas fans wildin’ out at the bar before games. 

Special guest Greer Holston joins Bryant and Douce to talk the opening round of the College World Series in Omaha, pitching under pressure, tracking the game in the dugout, and the best rivalry going in college baseball.