The Bottom Line, A Podcast By The Double T Sports Network

July 18th, 2025. Big 12 Coaches. Josh Jung. Iowa State. Vegetables.

Chois, Jeff, and Jamie discussed a list ranking the Big 12 coaches, who they'd start a program with of the 16 coaches, having a hard time rooting for the Texas Rangers, picked Iowa State's schedule, and broke down the subtle difference between cucumbers and pickles.

July 17th, 2025. Baseball Films. Texas Tech Defense. Houston Cougars. Big 12 Quarterbacks.

Chois, Snead, and Jamie defined what makes a baseball movie, what Texas Tech's defense needs to be in 2025, picked Houston''s schedule, broke down Andy Staples Big 12 quarterbacks list, and if Behren Morton will be a top five guy in the conference.

July 16th, 2025: On3 Article. All-Star Game. Question of the Day. Tell Me I'm Wrong

Chois Woodman, Chris Snead, and Jamie Lent give their take on an anonymous quote about a "Lubbock tax" for recruits in an On3 article, the All-Star Game, and if they like the derby-style swing-off in to decide the game in extras. For the Question of the Day, Chois asks if you could swap out a current Big 12 school for another Power 4 school, who would it be? For Tell Me I'm Wrong, Brennan makes the statement that the Texas Rangers will beat out the Seattle Mariners for a Wild Card spot by the end of the season.

July 15th, 2025. Derby. Celebrities. Conference USA. Colorado Buffaloes. POY.

Chois, Snead, and Jamie discussed the home run derby results, how much they know about the celebrity softball game, Conference USA's drastic change over the last twenty years, picked Colorados schedule, and gave out their pickle for Tech's offensive, defensive, and newcomer of the year.

July 14th, 2025. NFL Quarterbacks. Red Raider Hate. Offense. CFP. Big 12 Champ.

Jeff and Taylor discussed a top ten NFL quarterback list, people Red Raiders hate the most, what Red Raider Football's offense needs to change this year, CFP format possibly staying the same, which positions groups they're still concerned about, and who they think will win the conference.

July 11th, 2025. Defense. Stats. Arlington. Rangers. Big 12 Football.

Jeff and Josh discussed what the defense needs to be this season for the Red Raiders, what would they need to see to make them confident they'll make a trip to Arlington, if the Rangers should be buyers or sellers, and the most interesting team in the Big 12.

July 10th, 2025. Big 12 Media Days. Offensive Line. Home Run Derby. Schedule. Duds.

Jeff, Josh, and Jamie discussed their takeaways from Big 12 Media Days, the best offensive line in the Big 12, the home run derby, which game on Tech's schedule could provide a telling sign for the rest of the season, and if Big 12 Media Days were a dud.

07-09-25: Deion Sanders, Scott Frost, Mike Gundy Hair, ESPN Article, Big 12 Media Day

Chois Woodman, Jeff McGuire, and Jamie Lent discuss their synopsis on Big 12 media day one and quick Texas Tech football points, also Mike Gundy's hair in the new college football video game. Next, the guys talk about Deion Sanders and college football conversation as the season is almost here. The guys also talked about the ESPN article on why you should root for Texas Tech this year and about what Scott Frost said about his alma mater. Which head coach in the Big 12 would we want besides Joey McGuire. Lastly, the guys discuss and guess what coach in the NFl has the best odds to be fired first.

July 8th, 2025. Big 12 Media Days. Frisco. Questions. Expectations. Interviews.

Chois and Jamie live from Big 12 Media Days discussed the Red Raiders upcoming season, the biggest question for each Big 12 football season, players meeting the expectations head on, the strengths and weaknesses of this year's roster, and interviewed both Behren Morton and Lee Hunter.

July 7th, 2025. Big 12 Totals. Recruiting. Christian Anderson. Pressure. Targets.

Rob, Josh, and Jeff discussed win totals in the Big 12, Texas Tech Football making more recruiting waves over the weekend, Christain Anderson at the FIBA U19, Big 12 coaches under the most pressure, and the Red Raiders having a target on their backs.