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Week eight is here and Andy and Ari do what they do best, make ill-advised bets! Is Pittsburgh legit? Andy better hope so because a mustard-infused shot of liquor awaits him if the Panthers fall prey to Clemson. The duo covers a couple of odd lines in today's pod; one being Iowa St.-Oklahoma St. Can Oregon win out? The road to a potential playoff berth for the Ducks continues with UCLA. Oh, and Andy and Ari wager a 24-hour fast for charity on the outcome of this Pac-12 skirmish. Will USC surprise Notre Dame? Plus, will Tennessee cover in Tuscaloosa; does Ohio State own the nation's best offense, and fishy NC St. vs. Miami line.
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Andy is joined by The Athletic's Bruce Feldman. The guys discuss the job openings at LSU, USC and Washington State. Would Dabo Swinney leave Clemson for LSU? Would James Franklin leave Penn State for USC? How about Lincoln Riley? Two huge jobs are open and they are both nearly impossible to turn down. Plus, what other jobs could open up in the next couple months? Miami, Nebraska, Virginia Tech, UCLA, Arizona State are all on the watchlist.
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On this week's episode of One True Pod, Jason, Sam and Max recap Bob Bowlsby's comments on trusting Oklahoma and Texas. Plus, the guys hand out their midseason awards.
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On this week's edition of Power Auer with Nicole Auerbach...
Nick Rolovich is fired at Wazzu, along with four unvaccinated assistants because he refused to comply with state law. The Athletic's Chris Vannini joins the show to discuss. Tennessee is fined 250k by the SEC for fan behavior. Michael Felder sounds off on Vols fans. Purdue is historically great at beating the #2 team in the nation. This time the Boilermakers take down #2 Iowa. Auburn is Nicole's flavor of the week thanks to Bo Nix's great play vs. Arkansas on the road. Last call!
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The Athletic's LSU beat reporter Brody Miller joins David Ubben and Andy Staples to react to the news that LSU & Coach Orgeron have reached a separation agreement. Tennessee fans threw trash and debris on the field to protest against the officials Saturday night vs. LSU. Dan Mullen is now 2-6 in has last 8 games as Florida Head Coach. Is he the next person on the SEC hot seat chopping block? The Florida QB competition is getting messy. Alabama has a bounce back game vs. Mississippi State. Jordan Davis' Heisman campaign is getting started after the Dawgs defense smothers another opponent.
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"There are cops on the field!" Before Andy and Ari paint the scene unfolding in Knoxville in real time, the duo dissect other major week seven events, including Purdue's upset of Iowa; Caleb Williams impersonating Magnus Carlsen by checkmating TCU, and what's going on at Florida? Is Dan Mullen on the hot seat, and what of Anthony Richardson and Emory Jones? Which of the two is most likely to transfer? Why would you throw a golf ball at Lane Kiffin?! Oh, and Matt Corral looked pretty, pretty good. Plus - PSYCH, Andy and Ari have actually been out on Scott Frost this whole time; Georgia earns a tough win, and Ari's out on Texas?!!
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Will Levis, this payday podcast goes out to you. Andy gulps a cup of regret (?) that is inspired by the aforementioned Kentucky QB; a mug of tepid coffee mixed with mayonnaise (Andy's "favorite" condiment, as listeners of this show know all too well). Andy and Ari breakdown college football week seven starting with Clemson-Syracuse. Will Clemson cover on Saturday despite their less-than-stellar offense? Is Oregon a bounce-back candidate after dropping an OT nail-biter to Stanford? Has Andy really changed his mind about Scott Frost? Ari's body is ready for Texas-Oklahoma St. If LSU succumbs to Flordia, will it be the end of the Coach O era in Louisiana? Can Levis and the Wildcats pressure unflappable Georgia? Is Ole Miss on upset watch? Plus, is it Caleb Williams' time at Oklahoma?
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On this week's episode of One True Pod, Max, Jason and Sam look at the Oklahoma QB situation -- is it officially Caleb Williams' job? Plus, is it time to start talking about Oklahoma State and consider them legit conference title challengers? And, of course, weekly picks!
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Andy is joined by the nation's interception leader Verone McKinley III. The Oregon DB talks about playing big time college football, his interest in the media business and the NFL. McKinley has his own podcast 'Check Fade' and it's available everywhere you listen to podcasts. McKinley interviews Andy for the second half of the show.
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Nicole was in Iowa City where the Hawkeyes comeback win vaulted them to #2 in the country. She debates with Michael Felder about whether Iowa plays ugly football or efficient football. Penn State wasn't prepared to use a backup QB. Is that on the coaching staff? Lincoln Riley was prepared to replace Spencer Rattler with Caleb Williams and it paid off for Oklahoma. Kentucky, like Iowa, is using its defense to win games an establish a program identity. Plus, favor of the week & last call!
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