Little Rock Touchdown Club hosts four football legends for November livestreams

Arkansas TV will livestream four special events in Little Rock this month, featuring conversations with prominent figures from college football and sports broadcasting. The events are hosted by the Little Rock Touchdown Club and will air on Mondays beginning November 2 through November 23. Viewers across the state can watch the streams at arkansastv.gov/arkansaslive.

The first guest is Nathan Brown, who serves as the 20th head football coach at the University of Central Arkansas. Brown took that position in December 2017 after spending four seasons as the Bears' offensive coordinator. Under his leadership, the team captured two conference championships, including a shared title in the ASUN in 2022, and made an FCS playoff appearance in 2019.

Before coaching, Brown was the most prolific quarterback in UCA program history. From 2005 to 2008, he threw for 10,558 yards and 100 touchdowns. He earned three All-America selections and was named Southland Conference Offensive Player of the Year in 2007. In 2008, he won Player of the Year honors and was a finalist for the Walter Payton Award. He remains the program's record holder for career passing yards and touchdowns and was the first UCA player in the NCAA Division I era to receive an invitation to the Senior Bowl.

Kevin Scanlon, a former Arkansas quarterback, will appear on November 9. Scanlon is a member of both the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame and the University of Arkansas Hall of Fame. As a two-year letterman, he helped lead the Razorbacks to a Southwest Conference Championship and an appearance in the 1980 Sugar Bowl against Paul Bryant's undefeated Alabama team. In 1979, Scanlon set a single-season completion percentage record at the University of Arkansas by completing 66% of his passes. That mark stood for 41 years until Feleipe Franks broke it in 2020. During his tenure at Arkansas, he received Conference Player of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year, All-Southwest Conference Quarterback, and All-American honors.

Lance Barrow, a producer with more than four decades of experience at CBS Sports, will join the broadcast on November 16. Barrow took over CBS golf production in 1997 and guided the network's Masters coverage through 2020. He also served as the lead game producer for CBS NFL broadcasts from 2004 to 2017, a role in which he oversaw four Super Bowl broadcasts. His career work has earned him 13 Emmy Awards. His production responsibilities have extended to the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, the Olympic Winter Games, the Daytona 500, and the US Open tennis tournament.

The final event on November 23 features Matt Stinchcomb, a former NFL offensive lineman and University of Georgia standout. Stinchcomb has worked as a college football analyst for ESPN since 2009. He contributes to SEC Network game coverage and studio shows. His professional career included eight seasons with the Oakland Raiders and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, during which he appeared in Super Bowl XXXVII. At the collegiate level, he earned consensus All-America recognition and numerous academic honors. He is a member of the College Football Hall of Fame. Stinchcomb is also a partner at Sterling Seacrest Partners and co-founded the Stinchcomb Family Foundation to support children's charitable organizations.

Arkansas Live is an initiative from Arkansas TV that provides multi-camera livestreams of special events. The platform previously broadcasted content from Crystal Bridges, the Arkansas Department of Heritage, and the Winthrop Rockefeller Institute.