The Elk Watch

Mike and Kylie take a break with the team after their hard-fought victory against Alabama and prepare everyone for their upcoming game against Chicago State.

Mike and Kylie recap the game against Alabama

Season 3 of The Elk Watch opens with Mike and Kylie jumping straight into another year of covering Elkhart football. They look back at last season’s 16–0 championship run, the returning award winners, and the preseason All‑Americans who anchor the roster. Freshman starters step in immediately, the schedule brings early tests, and the core of the team remains intact on both sides of the ball.

Tune in August 17th for season 3 of The Elk Watch

Elkhart does it again. Moments after a 48–31 win over Oklahoma to secure back‑to‑back national championships, Mike and Kylie go live from the field at Hard Rock Stadium with instant reaction. They break down Bailey’s 403‑yard, four‑touchdown performance, Rounds’ four‑score explosion, the defense’s timely stops, and the plays that defined a 16–0 season. Confetti is still falling as the hosts capture the emotion, the energy, and the magnitude of a second straight title run.

Elkhart heads to Miami after a 30–12 semifinal win over Texas Tech, and Mike and Kylie break down how Bailey, Rounds, and Gentry powered the most complete performance of the season. They react to Joey McGuire’s arrival, Knox’s criticism of Anderson’s roster management, and new reporting from Sarah Linton and Johnny Bachman on Oklahoma’s underdog surge and defensive identity. The hosts close with a full matchup preview of the National Championship showdown against the ninth‑seeded Sooners.

Elkhart rolls into the College Football Playoff Semifinal after a 42–12 win over South Carolina, and Mike and Kylie break down how the offense stayed efficient and the defense controlled every phase. The coaching carousel heats up with Al Anderson drawing “Nick Saban money” offers, while a new department‑wide initiative The Anderson Standard takes shape across campus. Player interviews, national media reaction, and a full scouting report on Texas Tech set the stage for a semifinal showdown against Joey McGuire, the coach already announced as Elkhart’s incoming defensive coordinator.