Football fans across the state will once again be able to catch the action from the Little Rock Touchdown Club without leaving home, thanks to Arkansas PBS.
As part of its Arkansas Live initiative, the network will provide weekly livestream coverage of the club’s 2025 season, running Aug. 18 through Nov. 24. Viewers can tune in at myarpbs.org/touchdownclub to see veteran coaches, NFL Hall of Famers, analysts and other big names share stories and insights from the world of football.
“We are thrilled to have Arkansas PBS back again with the Little Rock Touchdown Club,” said club co-founder David Bazzel. “They do such amazing work and have the same commitment our club does, giving all Arkansans the opportunity to see and hear the most compelling football personalities in America each week right here in The Natural State.”
Founded in 2004, the Little Rock Touchdown Club meets weekly at the DoubleTree Hotel in downtown Little Rock during football season. Its speaker lineup over the years has featured everyone from legendary players and coaches to ESPN hosts and SEC reporters.
The 2025 speaker lineup includes:
- Monday, Aug. 18 – Sam Pittman, University of Arkansas Razorbacks Football head coach.
- Tuesday, Aug. 26 – Jimmy Johnson, former University of Arkansas football player, two-time Super Bowl champion.
- Tuesday, Sept. 2 – Lawrence Taylor, NFL Hall of Famer, two-time Super Bowl champion.
- Monday, Sept. 8 – Darren McFadden, former NFL and University of Arkansas running back.
- Monday, Sept. 15 – Hunter Yurachek, University of Arkansas director of athletics.
- Monday, Sept. 22 – Tim Brown, Notre Dame Heisman Trophy winner, NFL and College Football Hall of Famer.
- Monday, Sept. 29 – Craig James, “College GameDay” founder, former Southern Methodist University running back.
- Monday, Oct. 6 – Butch Jones, Arkansas State University head football coach.
- Monday, Oct. 13 – Nathan Brown, University of Central Arkansas head football coach.
- Tuesday, Oct. 21 – Kelli Finglass, Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader director and former cheerleader.
- Monday, Oct. 27 – Holly Rowe, ESPN commentator.
- Tuesday, Nov. 4 – Greg Sankey, SEC Commissioner.
- Monday, Nov. 10 – Madre Hill and Anthony Lucas, former Arkansas Razorbacks football players.
- Monday, Nov. 17 – Mack Brown, former University of Texas and University of North Carolina football coach.
- Monday, Nov. 24 – Mark May, College Football Hall of Famer, former ESPN analyst.
Arkansas Live, an ongoing Arkansas PBS project, brings high-quality, multi-camera livestream coverage of special events across the state.
AY Media Group is a proud media sponsor of the Little Rock Touchdown Club.
Photo Credit: Arkansas PBS on YouTube
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