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It’s a FOX Sports Sunday with Andy Furman and Brian Noe! Andy and Brian breakdown the first big match up of the college football season and wonder why the Oregon Ducks played so conservatively. The guys react to the Texans making big moves this weekend trading away Jadeveon Clowney and giving up a litany of picks to the Dolphins. Andy and Brian discuss the quarterback situation in Miami and how they are worse off with the trade of Laremy Tunsil. The guys wonder if the SEC will continue their dominance this season. Plus, Alex Marvez joins the show to share his thoughts on all of the moves that happened around the NFL.
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Chris Plank, in for Jason Martin, recaps the first full College Football Saturday and explains what he believes to be the biggest takeaways from Week 1. He looks at USC potentially losing JT Daniels and explains why the struggles in the SEC and Pac-12 from Week 1 are not necessarily signs of more danger to come for the conferences. Chris discusses the trades around the NFL from Saturday and explains why he believes the Texans moves were smart ones. Chris proclaims Missouri fans as the ones who had the toughest Saturday and explains why he believes Jerry Jones is mad as hell!
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Bernie Fratto breaks down the numbers from the first full Saturday of College Football action with Jeff Davis of Caesar's Entertainment. Bernie and Sleepy J preview the NFC North and look at the ramifications of Andrew Luck's retirement. Plus, the guys give their Best Bets for Sunday!
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Arnie Spanier and Aaron Torres discuss a full slate of College Football action! The guys look at the shortcomings of the SEC and Pac-12 in the first full Saturday of the season. Alabama radio host Ryan Fowler stops by to discuss Bama's first win and Georgia State's major upset over Tennessee. The guys look at the huge trades around the NFL during Saturday and wonder if the Dolphins are tanking for Tua or Trevor. Arnie and Aaron discuss the continued running back holdouts and Bernie Fratto of Straight Outta Vegas drops in to share the biggest victories and bad beats in Vegas from College Football!
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Brian and Ephraim break down all the action from week 1 in college football. They question the moves by the Texans to trade Jadaveon Clowey away to Seattle while acquiring Carlos Hyde, Laremy Tunsil and Kenny Stills. Plus a week removed, from breaking Andrew Luck's retirement, the guys discuss what's next for Luck and the Colts.
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Jonas and Bucky break down all the college football action. Laremy Tunsil gets traded to the Houston Texans along with wide receiver Kenny Stills, and Jadeveon Clowny is finally dealt to the Seattle Seahawks for two players and third round pick. LeSean McCoy gets released from the Buffalo Bills. Mike Harmon, Jenny Taft, and Bruce Gradkowski join the show to talk about college football and NFL Preseason.
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Steve Hartman and TJ Houshmandzadeh discuss College football scores and also talk about the contract disputes of Melvin Gordon and Zeke. Jadaveon Clowney trade is discussed in depth and how his impact will affect their Super Bowl aspirations. Later on predictions on early Heisman favorites. Trevor Lawrence and more. FSR NFL insider Alex Marvez stops by to discuss Clowney trade
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Jason McIntyre talks about Jerry Jones' desperation to solve the Ezekiel Elliott contract fiasco and reacts to Jadaveon Clowney closing in on a deal with the Seattle Seahawks. It's Week 1 of the college football season and Jason shares his betting picks and thoughts on the early action from the biggest games. Also, Jason weighs in on the Carli Lloyd debate and tells you the real reason that Andrew Luck retired. Guests include: Data scientist Ed Feng, SInow's Jonathan Jones, FOX College Football reporter Bruce Feldman and betting guru T.A.!
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The NFL and College Football season is here! Andy Furman, sitting in for Anthony Gargano, picks Lincoln Kennedy's brain on everything Oakland Raiders including Hard Knocks, what Antonio Brown's mentality is like and what kind of a season to expect in Raider Nation. The guys also talk about Andrew Luck's sudden retirement and how everyone from the fans to Lucks now former teammates should feel. Plus, the guys preview the weekends NCAA Football games, the hold outs between star RB's and their teams and the return of The Blame Game.
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The NFL season is here and Jonas Knox goes team by team and division by division to give you his predictions for the upcoming season. It's all capped off with Jonas' pick to make and win the Super Bowl next season in Miami. Jonas also applauds the return of NCAA Football but tells you what his one hang up is. Plus, there is officially one new QB you can label a bust and things are getting messier in Dallas between Jerry Jones and the Cowboys' star RB.
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