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The Locker Room - CFB Week 5 Picks: Josh Pate LOVES Miami + Taylor Lewan & Will Compton CONFIDENT In Florida vs. MIZ

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The Locker Room - CFB Week 5 Picks: Josh Pate LOVES Miami + Taylor Lewan & Will Compton CONFIDENT In Florida vs. MIZ

This podcast collection features a variety of engaging, topic-diverse shows available on iHeartRadio and major podcast platforms. Central to the lineup is *Don't Lie to Me*, a heartfelt conversation between two lifelong friends, Lisa and Lexi, who explore honesty in relationships, aging, and personal growth. Other notable shows include *Scam Goddess*, a comedic take on fraud and crime, and *Front Page*, which breaks down major news stories with expert analysis. *Decoding Women's Health* offers medical insight into midlife issues, while *The Black Mother Wound* and *Whatever It Takes* focus on emotional healing and motherhood. A special episode on the suicide of artist Patre Mathers addresses mental health and grief. In addition, a college football betting segment highlights interactive audience participation with rewards for accurate picks. The broader narrative includes in-depth analysis of team performance, coaching trends, and player development, particularly in the SEC. These programs collectively offer a mix of humor, serious discussion, and community-driven engagement, appealing to listeners seeking both entertainment and meaningful content on personal and societal issues.

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This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human. Lisa, tell them about our new show. We have a new podcast. It's called Don't Lie to Me. I'm Lexi Iwanyu, we're two best friends, 22 years apart, but so close at heart. And I'm Lisa de Julio, the old one, which means we have wildly different references, occasionally different opinions, and at this point in my food days, I've lived it all. Now in my 30s, being the founder of new shoes, good taste is my business. Listen on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, this is Kylie Breikman, Angel Jaretana, Jeremy Cole, Hayne Cash McDonald, and we're the hosts of the artists on artists on artists on artists podcast. The improvised character comedy podcast were each week a new panel of artists discuss their craft. Join us for a panel of Eurovision participants. And we do a little Halloween sometimes. Does the Pope dress up? He winks on Halloween. It's right up next to the microphone. 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And what did it do to the people they left behind? Listen to death of an artist on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to college football locker room. It is what? It is week five. It's an exciting slate of games. I know next week everyone's really clamoring about the next two weeks, but this week we got a lot of great games taking place. A lot of things shaking out in the college football world, but one thing that shakes out every single week is fandal. Your most rewarding season ever because fandal is the greatest place to bet on games. We have three winners right here. Hey Taylor, how do they win? Very simple. If you use your Twitter using it and you put it in the comments of this video, you are essentially entering a chance to win for fandal to go out. Look down the line, pick somebody and go, you know what? We want this guy to win bonus bets. Taylor, here's three coins. Our winners this week, David M. Bortz, Aaron McCartney, six, and Matt Lossing. Congratulations. Let's get a round of applause for those guys, huh? I don't think he was following the rules and put their username in the comments below. So we're going to start out here with Aaron McCartney, six, got a hundred, got a thousand, got a 500,000, 250, re-roll. I'm figuring out the sport. I'm feeling really good about getting these boys a thousand, not money. It's fandals money. Let's get after it. McCartney, come on, boy. That's an insane series of events. That's a world-compton five unit right there. That's a Florida Ole Miss under right there. All right, let's get into it all more time. What are you? This has got to be, something's got to be going on. Maybe the table tilt. I think it's the tape on it. Come on. Yeah, Aaron McCartney. We'll take that next one, Matt Lossing, shout out, Matt Lossing. What did he do? What did he do? The commented on the YouTube and left his Twitter username. Wow. I mean, use more enthusiasm than that when you do it. But yes, here we go again. One, two. That's insane. Re-roll. Re-roll. The board's crazy. I got a broken finger. Zero edits on this later, please. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Do not edit any of this. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Good move. Yeah. You got a, you got a daft or die in this world, boys. Here we go now. Let's get it done real quick. We got Dave, Dave M. Borts. Dave M. Borts put it on there. Most reward season ever. Fandals here to cover you. Let's go. Oh, yeah. You have a two you turn that into a thousand just 10 next that boy. I got a couple of part lays for this week and only one counts towards the things. Great show headed you your way. Week five. Units are flying over the place. We have a lot of, we have one guy. Units is up here and another guy. You're right down there. Let's have a hell of a show. Oh, I got light headed when I went down there, marathon. Touchdown. Welcome to another episode of the locker room. You guys are watching right now. We are brought to you by the number one sports book in America. It is the Fandals sports book. Yeah, we get started. Entertainment purposes only. Yeah, gamble responsibly. There's a responsible gaming section in the app can also go to Fandals dot com slash play with the plan. Gamble responsibly gamble responsibly gamble responsibly. Now, if you guys are not part of Fandals college football, pick them. I just have to ask you. What are you doing? Because it's free. It's free. It's free. You go into Fandals. You can pick 10 games against the spread every week. For free. If you go 10 out of 10, you're going to win a share in a $500,000 jackpot. There were how many winners last week? 210 jackpot winners that walked away with the share of $2,300 in Fandal bonus spreads. Oh my God. And Fandal bonus bets. Also, if you participate in picking 10 games against the spread, again, it is free. Fandals college football pick them. What are you doing? You should be on it. You also play against us. If you beat one of us, you'll get a profit boost token. Wow. For free. Just for beating one of us. And it's not that difficult to do that. It's not that difficult to do that this week. Taylor and Josh earned five correct picks each. So if you get six, you're going to get a profit boost token. Willie C was a little tougher to take down. I see I'm reading right here. Mr. Willie C with a calm seven out of 10. The boy went seven out 10 very strong week for the boys overall. But again, go to Fandal.com slash busting participate. It's free. You don't have to waste your anything. 10 games against the spread. Try to get go 10 for 10. You'll get a share of $500,000. If you beat one of us, you're going to get a profit boost token. God. And that's the best out of it. You've done so far. Yeah. Like Josh puts something in front of you in week one. And you've just gotten better every single one. It's been impressed. It's been very impressive to see. I think we should put a unit on the 10 picks because if we're in that position, there would be so much red on your sheet of paper right now. Seven picks is great. Honestly, if you look at it, I had a strong week with picks. Yeah. I want to say I went what? Five and two five. No, I didn't go four and four. You count my parlay. I'm talking just picks. I felt pretty good. Now we're my confidence. Yeah, but I'm talking like our picks. Yeah, like, you know, parlay is their their long shots. I get that you lose a unit. It went wrong. It went wrong. My instinct was right. My confidence was wrong. I went under five units on Ole Miss Florida. When I'm sitting there at halftime and it's what 17 to six. I'm drawn a hot bath. I'm lighting a couple candles. And then by the time the second half kicked off my wife, she finds me belly up in the tub. I was feeling so good. I was like, man, I kind of saw all of it this week, didn't I? And then, of course, Georgia Oklahoma. I'm like, Georgia's bus, Georgia's bus, Georgia, but the spread is a lot. Yeah, open. Oklahoma does have elite defense. It could be a tight game. I'm just gonna go under there. - Yeah. - And then that one, Georgia almost covered by itself. Yeah, it's a Oklahoma-like teasing piece for the boys over there. That is just, I don't wanna say 'cause the quarter is up guy, but it has something to do with it. - You talked me in and then last week. - I know, and it shows me it's ran past me a couple of times in my brain, and I felt guilty every single time. - I blame myself. I mean, it was my decision, I'm an adult. - Yeah, you're an adult. - But at the same time, like, it made too much sense. And like, John Mateer, like, you didn't see it going down like that. You didn't see them have a wide open receiver in the end zone, and him just, like, some circus music goes on, and the ball flies out of his hand. Who's that number nine kid? - I was gonna say the best part of the play was Chris Cole. - Chris Cole. - That can't be. - 22 miles of that ball. - Unbelievable. - Yeah, running like a deer out there. So yeah, it was bad, man. It was bad. The sooner it's dead, yeah. Is it a bad look for my favorite school? - Yeah. - Maybe stock to sell, Jack was going around the office talking about what coach can you sell stock on? Like, he might have to. - That's the problem, though. It's like, why would you sell stock on something that's so low at that point? You have to sell stock on it's high to make a profit. - You ever describe a game? - What do you mean? - And you're being serious. Sorry, sorry, sorry. You would already be gone. And you try to stop the momentum of the Senate's, but it couldn't be stopped. So I'm giving you four. It seems really, really important. I'm giving you whatever is going on. But in my brain, I'm thinking Taylor is right, saying that. But also, if it's selling at a buck right now, you're still gonna wait for it just to go down to zero, you can still save something. - Give it a buck. - Yeah. - He's already got a doubt. - How much stock have you bought? - I bought a lot of stock in Oklahoma before this season. - Yeah. - So I could still be, you know, saving a little bit. - Yeah, I feel worse. - How are they worse? - I don't know, man. - It's very dumb. - It seems to you that kind of blows me away as our conversation about Oklahoma. And I was like, ain't no way they can run the ball better this season. And you're like, I tend to think that if something's at rock bottom, it can only get better, which is fantastic logic. - Or you could just stay at rock bottom. - You could just stay at rock bottom. 'Cause we looked at him like, hey, Ryan Grubb, he's never been able to win the ball, but at Alabama. Like, Crwell is like 6.7 yards per carat. Keel and Russell is doing a good job on the ball. Like, it's like, kind of flipped on us, where our kind of our perspective was, history has shown one OC, can't run the ball. You gotta believe that Venables is gonna get whatever he chooses to get 'cause he's got that kind of culture. And it just hasn't worked out that way. And that's kind of what makes college football so beautiful. Another thing that makes college football beautiful is rankings. - Oh yeah. - For we going to rankings. I do gotta ask one thing, because he threw a grenade last year. Massive grenade, it was quiet, kind of, it was doing a little bit of reality on the internet. Lincoln Riley, keep an eye on it, going into the OC, we'll see. Now I feel like Pates going on every show, he's not only holding the grenade, he's letting it off on any show he goes on. 'Cause you think the time is just up now with Lincoln Riley. - Yeah. - Or do you think the time is up? - I think probably the time is up. I think the only thing that would stand in the way, and I'm not sure this is a barrier, but if there's a barrier, it would just be the size of the buyout. But I have heard from some people, if they wanted to make a move, that the buyout wouldn't be prohibitive, even though the buyout, I think it's north of 70. It's a private school, but people are pretty loose out there with information. And so I think they would make a move on him. So I was doing, I was rich eyes and yesterday, I was on his show and I said, I think he's done there. And Rich was like, surprise bite. He said, "Wow, he's only got one loss." But to me, right, at this moment where we are, is the same spot we were last year when Oregon went to Penn State and beat Penn State. And we had sat here, and the whole world had sat out there, and they had said, "This is the year for James Franklin. "This is the year for Penn State. "We finally have a roster and half what it takes "to get over the hump, not just run into the hump, "and then, you know, drift backwards again." But there's gonna be a referendum game. It's gonna be the Oregon game. They gotta come here, new quarterback, young roster. We've got a veteran-laden roster. We got Drew Oller back, all the stuff we said. And then Penn State lost that game. You remember the effect it had on Penn State? It was a loss, but it was way more than just one loss. The collateral damage that rippled off that loss ended up derailing their season. And they go to UCLA and lose, and they lose to Northwestern, and within three weeks, James Franklin's out of a job. So if you knew the Penn State situation, you knew that loss was worth more in impact than just a normal loss because of the ramifications. So this year's version of that, I think, is Oregon going to go into USC and doing what they did the other night? Like, yes, it's a loss. It's one, and the loss comes. It's one, and the conference standings. But if you know the USC situation, all those people's viewpoint was, it's, we're half a decade in. We've given him five years. He's in, I think, his third defensive coordinator now. So we've given him plenty of runway to hire multiple guys. We just signed number one recruiting class. We just open new facilities, like everything this guy could possibly need, including time we've given him. So now he's got to deliver for us. And the referendum game is going to be the Oregon game. And Oregon came in, and the whole thing happening with Dante Moore, what you thought about the hit or the theatrics aside, the fact is Oregon played most of the game with the backup quarterback, and they still beat you by double digits in your own building. And they sold out the Coliseum. Everyone was hating on USC early in the year. Fans not showing up. Well, the fans showed up. And that's what they got delivered to him. So how, like, how would you feel? - Yeah, you told me two things there. One, it seems like Oregon is the grim reaper on coaches on the fence, which is very scary. And then bringing up Franklin, I believe, I don't know if that's just 100% great, but you were on the fence. You were kind of standing there being like, don't get rid of Franklin. - Yes. - In the middle of the season. - Yes. - Because that started the chaos, coaching carousel that took place. Are you in that same thought process with Lincoln Riley? Like, hey, we gotta come to the end of season. Or if it derails the way that Penn State derail last year, losing to inferior opponents back to back weeks after the big loss, do you think they should make a move? - Well, so you can't make a move now, 'cause I could be wrong and they could pull the nose up. - Yeah. - But my feeling is I'm not wrong. My feeling is more losses are coming. They won't be a playoff team. Whenever that realization sinks in, I guess is when you would think about making the move. Now, everybody in the industry knows Kaelin de Boer is gonna be the guy they go after. Have no idea whether Kaelin de Boer takes the job, 'cause the whole thinking the whole time was, whether you're Michigan, whether you're USC, the thinking was, it won't be stable at Alabama. You're just kind of game in the thing out. Like, he won't get it rectified to the point where they're happy that he has followed up Nick Sabin and they're off to the races. Well, it's early, but Bama looks really good right now. Maybe they're off to the races. At the very least, it's not unstable there. So who knows what that looks like, but I'm just telling you, their number one will be make Kaelin de Boer tell us know if they make that move. And then if he tells them no beyond that, I got no clue what it looks like, but that's the one we set here in preseason. And I said, that's the one that everybody who thinks it may be a little bit of a quiet coaching carousel year, always caveats it with. But if USC opens, throw everything I just set out the window, 'cause if USC opens, that's like the domino. That's like the asteroid in the ocean that creates the tidal wave. And it could go crazy like it did last year. But he's gotta lose more games for that to happen. Yeah. If he loses them, when does he lose them? Is it like Penn State where it's immediate? Did they lose to Washington this week in other words? Or is it? There's no way they lose to Washington. There's no way that Penn State loses to UCLA last year. And then they did. There's no way Penn State loses the Northwestern. There's a way where there's a Lincoln, there's a way. I promise you. There's no way. Do you listen? Yeah, but the thing that scares me about USC is like number one recruiting class in this past cycle. They have their best talent is all freshmen that have like an alliance to USC, but there's the NIL category. And so if they're coach that they chose, gets pulled out of the system and you do put a great coach and they're like killing the boys, you know, throw the ball in the field. That's a great point. Then what takes place? This is a great point. Like if you look at it from a booster standpoint, it's like, yeah, maybe Lincoln Riley is not our long term answer. However, they have a great nucleus of a young talent there. That maybe Penn State didn't have last year. They had all upper class men. Do they ever gonna go the NFL the next year? So you didn't really know what Penn State was gonna be after that. Yes, but they still talk a lot of players. Like Franklin's still got a lot of players. Franklin got a lot of players. Do you think, do you think the relationship at Franklin had, like you kind of saw the relationship that Franklin had with a lot of those guys in the state? You think Lincoln Riley would have the same type of relationship with those guys at USC? When they have him, it's like, at least Franklin had went to had won a playoff game, right? They won a, yeah, yeah, four, right? They were in the semi-finals. Yeah, they were in the semi-finals. Like they, and they also went to the big 10 championship that year before when they lost to Oregon. Like there's championship success there to where I feel like you're almost dying for that coach a little bit more than USC who hasn't really done anything with Lincoln Riley there. They're still a world where they chose that coach and there's still some sort of relationship. Oh, there's a smirk. I don't think they chose Lincoln at all. What did they choose? I think they chose Chris Brown. They chose USC, whatever you feel about Chris Brown. Yeah, who knows? Maybe I don't like Chris Brown. But if I want to play in Southern California, you got a new GM in there. I really like the vibes off the program. I'm there whether Lincoln's there or not. I think I strongly believe that most of that freshman class at the very least, which is most of the ones they would want to keep around anyway. They committed, no, and Lincoln Riley was the head coach there. I don't think they committed Lincoln Riley. I don't think you would have a lot of roster upheaval at all, especially if they had, we're getting way down the road here, obviously. Especially if they had a really functional, well calibrated, well orchestrated coaching search. I don't think you'd have roster attrition. I don't think you'd have unwanted roster attrition at all. To keep that cohesive unit together, the move would be to make That transition before the season ended. I think so because then it's not not that you know You can't get your hands in the kids and be like hey, we'll trust me We're gonna bring a guy in here like if you do it in the middle of October Then you have a couple of months before that transfer portal opens up to get the right guy and have him sell the players on everything So that would be the positive to Lincoln, Riley now. Here's the here's the counter Dead in case he's watching if he can't speak for himself They could finish 11 and one for all we know this is this this inflection point It was a wake-up call they tasted their own blood. They're gonna be to Ohio State. They're gonna be to Indiana I certainly don't think that's gonna happen But it could happen Lincoln Riley could end up Looking like the evil villain that like fooled everybody and he's playing in the big-ten championship game in December That could happen. That's in the cards. Yeah far more cards in the deck indicate that Maybe a move coming down the road. 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Hoki village Hoki there two to three p.m. Eastern time come check the boys out I know there's a lot of there's a lot of good juice going into Virginia tech right now massive game ACC game of the week ACC game of the week Taylor. I know you had a You had a question you wanted to bring out. Yeah. Uh, I saw Your SEC top quarterbacks the one that came out that was really high to me was Austin Simmons I think he's a great. He got those beautiful football clearly started over trip that shampoo last year And Ole Miss before he got injured And yesterday I took a screenshot of that and I sent it to Cody Graves just between two of us. So you screen shot that yesterday I screen shot that myself. Yeah, I walked in this morning. It was like And I'm sitting there. I'm like is there something I'm missing on Austin Simmons Because like there's a lot of picks out there that haven't been picks. There's a lot of Tips and over those that have taken place in the middle of the field that are like From a stats standpoint are not there now. This is not my war because I thought will had a great argument I see a couple quarterbacks. I'd probably put in for him. I mean number five of different but got her stocked in the head of them But Cody Graves was kind of He got the shovel out and started You also say you're like I have also Simmons and seven like you were kind of making all your little bit six or seven like Hey, where do you like there's five of five of us tonight and I don't ask father to do a whole lot But he can push the ball down the field. He got a lot of talent around him. Save levit. Yeah, he's got a lot of picks That kid can ball. Wait a second. Wait a second. Wait a second. Wait a second. Wait a second. Listen, this is not my argument This is Cody Graves. Oh definitely. No, you're not animated at all right now. This is Cody dude. So you're you're telling me Interceptions from Sam levit that have happened. Yeah, whatever You're telling me interceptions that Theoretically in an alternate universe could have happened but didn't with Simmons I need to basically just bake into a stat profile as if the guy's a 50% seven and seven type completion kind of guy. I think When you look at it and you see balls balanced at a different and there's tips and things might not happen. It's like, yes, statistically it's not there. But when you see the issues, those things have a tendency to a rear, it's only had. - So you're going down on the road, right? - Hold on, hold on. This is not the semi-skilled road. - I don't know, bro. - This is not the world I'm trying to live in where I am now saying Austin, semi-skilled stuff. So I think Austin, semi-skilled is a great quarterback. I think he's a little high. Gunner Stockton should be higher than him. When I came in, it was, hey, you saw, you saw paid rankings for the SEC quarterbacks. They're like, what do you think about Austin Simmons? I was like, I like Austin. I was like, I would probably have Gunner over him, but I kind of like Austin's Nice and the Graveyard and the Luan just duo. They're boom, hooks, left and right. It's on the same Levitt Archmaning, Aaron Feile. - They're talking about Archmaning. - Yes. - That was just came out of your mouth. - Yes, yes, bro. - And you're just delivering what you heard this morning. So this is, this is Compaganda right now. - Is that Compaganda? Who is in the run? - I actually did not bring up Archmaning in the competition. I sat there and I saw you and Cody Graves argue about it. I sat there and I was like, yeah, I think Austin Simmons should be a little lower on that list. - You had Aaron Feile, same Levitt. You know, I said for sure Gunner Stockton, I can see Feile, and then I did have a hesitation and a pause on Sam Levitt because the picks are really there. - You said you had six or something. - Yeah, we said we could throw that out the trash. Well, there's three picks right there. But even that, like the first half of Ole Miss, like it hasn't been phenomenal. He has been injured. So yeah, I could see Simmons City in that five, six spot. - That's what I said. - Because he was six, seven. - No, yeah, yeah. But I did not bring up Archmaning at all. - Yeah, let's cut the ice. - I did not bring up Archmaning. - We wanted that. - Compaganda, that's Compaganda. - We wanted that criteria. - Are you taking, like, is this, if you were to draft a team to try to win the national championship? Like, this is how you would have them ranked. Like, if Chamois, Camario Taylor, and Keelan Russell are off the board, you're taking Austin Simmons to go try to win a national championship. - I am judging it based on their body of work so far this year. But you could also phrase it like that. Based on what I've seen, if I have a loaded team, let me put it this way. If I put Austin Simmons on Texas buddy, they're double digits, and it's a sleepy fourth quarter against Tennessee. - Yeah, I would argue if they didn't have a high. They don't have 10 penalties for over 100 yards to the sleepy fourth quarter. Like, Texas made that game closer than it had to be. - Tennessee had some bad situational penalties. - But I can't pass the Tennessee game. At one point this year, have you looked at Archmaning and said, well, there it is. There's that top three. There's that top four. - Yeah, I listened. - The combat against Ohio State. That's what you would be looking at, right? - Prevent defense. Easier to throw the ball down the road. - Go play ground football. - Yes. - So when else, like, if I change the name, I change the logo, if that's Marcel Reed's body of work this year, I probably still put him a little high. Like, you could make the argument, 'cause if we did that whole, what if game, Jared Curtis is Vanderbilt right now. But Jared Curtis, they got nothing, and he is dragging a roster with him, and that dude's showing like week over week improvement. If I put him with those tail backs and Cam Coleman or Ryan Wingo and all those dudes, I guarantee you, Jared Curtis would be one of the talks of the first half of the SEC. - Wow. - It's not, Texas is a defensive oriented team right now. - Yeah. - Oh, yeah. Cody? - Yeah, I mean, which is why here's what I got out of Cody. I said, do you like Austin Simmons or not? 'Cause we can start there. 'Cause when he said to bring Archmaning in the conversation, I'm like, bro, they're playing two different games. - I don't mind if he-- - And he ends up saying he doesn't like Austin Simmons. - No, that's not what we said. I said, what have we seen Austin Simmons do? We haven't seen him make throws in a second half to win a meaningful football game. - Dude, I watched that Mississippi State game last week. He slung it last week. - Yeah, he slashed the game. - Yeah. - And that's why he's not higher than four. But like, if it'd be one thing, I don't mind if you put Gunner above him, 'cause that's well within the frame of like, arguably, I did that yesterday. I thought about putting him as low as six, as high as four. I aired on the higher side, but that's like, that's shades of gray. Past that, though. Like, I look at Levitt, I look at Menchie, Archman and Jared Curtis, certainly anyone below him. And I haven't seen them do anything to me that would supersede, even if there are interceptable balls. The fact that they haven't been picked, he's 11-0 right now, right? 11 touchdowns, no interceptions. And the game that he played, like he just happened to be unfortunate enough to be on the same field as Camario Taylor last week. But that was the game of the week. I don't know how many people watched it 'cause it was on SEC Network. But I think that dude's played really well. Now, he's played four games. So if what you're saying is true, Law of Averages catches up with him, and he has like a one touchdown three-pick stat line coming up, well then we can reflect it in the rankings, but those aren't predictive, those are reactive. That's just kind of what I've seen so far, Tony. - Yeah, I think my argument was, we haven't seen it. Like, could he be in this spot at the end of the year? Yeah, maybe, but even a guy like Sam Levitt, who you might be lower on, we've seen him be a gamer in win games in the second half, whether it was Texas Tech last year when he was at ASU, where it's like, we don't know. - But this is just this year, to be clear, this is just this year. So like everybody started as if I've never met them in my life. And so with Levitt, his best, if I were to just package up his best, he would fit somewhere in the one to three range. I got a factor in the streaking as two. I also got a factor in the injury stuff, which is not his fault. Who did effects who he is right now? He put this graphic in a vacuum, dude. - Yeah, hey, and that's fair, that's fair criteria talk. - Can he win, Chief? Can he look okay? - Did you make one comment when you do a draft stuff Vanderbilt? Did you have the best left-guard cup football game in the top? - Yeah, they do have the best left-guard in the top. - That's football, let me also say. - That's the way he ended the CBO crossover. - That's how I came equipped. - So far, zero catches, zero rushes. It's early, but zero catches, zero rushes. So the guy, theoretically, that he'd be getting the ball to, not so great. They still pushed Auburn last week though. Plus nine and a half, or I'm a noodle Express. - I'm a noodle Express's fan. - It's chugging, it's okay right now. - We're riding Austin Simmons. - Yeah, that's it. - You're a missed proposition, actually. - The compensation of Austin Simmons come up. It's due Florida, at Missouri. Florida, a couple big games in a row. They're favored by what the, oh, you want to do the law? - You want to do the four leader board? - Let's skip past that. This Ford leader board segment is presented by Ford. A hard day's work starts with the one thing, and that's someone willing to do it. And where there's a will, there's a Ford F-series truck. Built Ford tough. All right. - The four leader board's bad. - The four leader board is actually good and has some bad. Josh Pate right now is in first place with 23.03 units. I'm in second with 13.72. And then Will Compton, can you read that might, you know my eyes? - Negative 16.6. You're down 25% with what you see. - Not if you're fading. - You went to week two and you're like, "Fade the boy." So you've been doing a lot of people favors. - I know. And look, if I'm bad, I'd just rather be, like I was saying, like if Josh Pate's in the lead, I don't mind being the worst as long as my negative units are more than his positive units. - Yeah, because at least I'm winning the audience more money. - You're playing golf while everybody else is playing basketball. - Yeah, yeah. - All right. - Could you say that sentence again? 'Cause I was halfway listening, I was reading. So I thought I heard you say something, but then my mind says there's no way he just said that. So the strategy there, as long as your negative units are more than my positive units, you're comfortable. I'm not quite sure what that means. - Because if you tune in, like you're up 34%, I'm down 25%. But if you tune into this show, and it's all unfading Will Compton, and I'm gonna go the opposite, if I was sitting in negative 36%, like to me, I'm winning the customer, the audience, the money. You know what I mean? 'Cause you're tuning in, like oh, this is Josh's crushing it, and his boy taps and like, no, you ain't seen it clearly. You gotta fade everything Will Compton says, 'cause you're gonna make more money. - Uh-huh. - I get it now. - Yeah, I get it now. - Yeah. - Pretty genius. And frankly, pretty benevolent of you, too. - You don't have to do that. - Yeah, you don't have to do that. - You could just try to win. - That's the thing. - That's the thing. - I am trying to win. - But if I'm gonna have a spin zone, that's playing a different game than the rest of us. - Clearly. - So I'm just playing with it for you. - You and I just had to get on the same sport, the same core, and you're doing much better. - Oh, Will's right. - No, I'm playing. - Boy, here it is. - You're single-tons playing? - Under. - Yes. - Love it. - 17 to 16. - I did love Will's thought process with the psychology, the research, all those things like all of that, it seemed like it was very correct when I looked at Florida being favored over Ole Miss last week. And you said all the right things. You just did the choice. - The choice is the end. - I am telling you. - Will and you. - It was absolutely the same. - It was. - Although the fact that you drew a bath, what does it say for Florida? (laughing) What does it say for Florida being favored minus four and a half after two big games? At Auburn, they'd be Ole Miss who had a master when he gets LSU is the psychology saying, this is a letdown spot. And that question, the second part of that question is, is what is Florida is like, I guess like average game? 'Cause they've looked phenomenal every single week this season. That is the question that we have to kind of look at right now. We've already talked about Austin Simmons. - You can't cross the sea by standing and staring at the water. - That's true. - Yeah. - Mizzou's got a tackle. Yeah, they gotta go. They're average in 13 and a half Miss Tackle's a game. This is all of a sudden I'm supposed to think Mizzou is gonna be the first team that makes Florida win by throwing the football. It's hard to write, like I'm trying to find a little, 'cause Mizzou here, it's like they're plus four and a half. Now the things that Mizzou has goal form is it's homecoming. During, doesn't go quietly into the night in an afternoon game with a big dog coming to town. But, and it's like, I like Austin Simmons. I do think he slings a pill very well. Like, he has some inaccuracies, but the way he anticipates throws, the way he is, he doesn't blink in the red zone. He tries to hit the tight windows, but a lot of the times he does. Sometimes to your point, there could be a lot of interceptions going the other way. But they're not. Yeah, they don't have the run game that they've had in the past. Like, with Ahmad Hardy out in a couple of injuries. Like, they haven't been running the ball as well as, I know Mizzou and Drake would want them to be running the ball well. So you're kind of just hanging on Austin Simmons. They do, they are like plus four in turn over margin. They do take the ball away, but Florida takes the ball away as well. Another positive for Mizzou with Florida coming into town is Florida averages about 90 yards and penalties in game. Like, they're a very penalized football team. So homecoming afternoon game in Mizzou massive, massive win against Ole Miss. Like, those are the positives. I'm gonna take Florida here to cover. Ooh. I do think it could be like, yeah, it could be one score game, but I'm gonna go Florida because I just gotta buy the stock with some role right now like that. Picture this being a linebacker on the second level. Florida runs the ball very well with ball and who's the, who's the back up? 'Cause he's got juices. - Duke Clark. - Duke Clark. - Duke Clark, like, he's got some juice as well. But picture yourself as a backer where your entire focus on the game is like, hey, we have to tackle, we have to stop the run. They do great at stretching and out, they do great. And so all the schemes that they do run on the football with ball. And then the next moment, because when you're talking about Fylo, he doesn't have to win games through the air like Downfield. A lot of things can be on the perimeter. So when you got Brown and Wilson, then when you're trying to think so much that we have to stop the run, a garden attack will slip out on the edge in the perimeter and you have to put in your foot and the ground as a linebacker to go out wide against these guys who are incredible athletes that they're involved in the running game just as much as ball. And I'm already fleeting with the back up with Clark. - Duke Clark. - Duke Clark. - So they have, Florida has so much. - I love the answers. - Yeah, they have a lot of answers and Fylo doesn't have to win Downfield because they do so well across the line of scrimmage all the way out to, all the way out to the sideline. So I'm gonna go Florida here. I'm gonna take them to cover. We'll love to see Mizzou show up, make this a game. I'd love to see Mizzou get it upset here and I'd love to see me lose, but I'm gonna go Florida with the points. - You know how many units? - We're gonna wrap this episode to bring you neutral, neutral tastes great, it tastes so much better than any other vodka salsa out there. You know why? Because I know these taste buds, no pineapple, watermelon, black cherry, to name a few flavors. Perfect for social occasions and it is such a crowd pleasure, especially during the summer and even more especially during football season. Think on the beach with friends at a bar watching the game. At your house watching with the boys. It's the perfect time of year to grab a 12 pack of neutral for the beach or grab a bucket deal in your favorite bar as you celebrate the summer and root on your favorite team. Neutral, keep it tasty. - Wow, that was really good, dude. All right, ladies and gentlemen, real quick we're gonna take a small break from the show. I'm gonna show you something real quick. 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How do you feel about that? - Nine seconds to go for units. That was good though. - That was good. - It would have been a shame if anyone interrupted. - I wish he put two units on it 'cause history has shown throughout the course of the short amount of like only four weeks sample size is when will goes lower on units, that's when he hits. - Yep. - And when you go higher, it's kind of when the situation. - Just now look at the board. - So if he would have gone too, 'cause I like Florida as well. For all the reasons you brought up, I'd say Florida's a much more complete team. I am so fired up watching that offensive line, and I just love, what's the OC bus? - Buster Faulkner. - Buster Faulkner, who we've talked about three times even before the show. Like the wide zone taking place, getting linebackers move east to west, getting the penetrating defensive lines to move east to west and then hitting with duo, and you see the line of scrimmage absolutely moving. Like the most leakage we saw from that offensive line was in the Auburn game, but that is more just how aggressive that defense is. It's like, Baal has like three yards into the line of scrimmage before he has to make somebody miss, and that's always just a recipe for success. I think they're gonna continue the elite run game, and when it comes to the psychology, which I really fell in love like that whole entire thought process, 'cause it really showed up, even though like the result of what you wanted didn't. And I just think like when it comes to those types of things, like what fixes a lot of that psychology is the ability to lean on five guys to play as a cohesive unit, and they just really own the line. Like they just own it consistently throughout all four quarters, and that to me is just, you can hold tempo in the game, you can hold time and possession, you can sit back and pretend there's so, it opens up so much of the playbook for you when you have a running game the way they do. I think Phylo, when he's asked to take shots down the field, he does a great job of it. And then from a rushed standpoint, they got that, they got the, who's the kid Hopkins? David Hopkins, he got six acts in the air, he's a freshman. Like he was terrorizing Camario Taylor in this last game, but as much as I'm high on Florida's offense line, that much more down on Mississippi State's offensive line. And so I think they're gonna handle business well there. He had three and a half sacks versus that team. I love Florida in this position. I love four and a half. I'm gonna take Florida minus four and a half. I'll go three units on that. The thing that gives me the most hesitation is how many units you put off. I know, I know. That should be a little hesitation. Yeah, go ahead, Josh. I don't know, just dominate. Yeah, a lot of men, they're like lots politically. Okay, I want to put out a warning. Oh, if both of you are right. Yeah. And if Florida wins, let's say they won, going away. I think we're on the precipice of something really dangerous and narrative starting to take shape. So I want you to stop me where you've heard this before. Team that was offensively challenged makes some changes. And then they start really, really scaling, really hard in the SEC. And week over week, you keep thinking, oh, well, this is the week they come back to earth. But with the trio of wide receivers and a quarterback that's just caught fire and really good tail back too, they just keep scaling and keep scaling. And defensively, they're not great, but they can be opportunistic. And every week, the numbers look like four and a half, and they keep winning by 17 and 20, I think. I'm not saying I will believe this, but I think we're on the precipice of one more week of that happening and people go LSU 2019 on Florida. 'Cause LSU 2019, in the rearview mirror, you could consider one of if not the greatest teams of all time. But I remember what it was like during the season. And during the season, everyone kept asking, when is this going to go off the rails? First off, they kept saying we'll eventually, they'll have to play Bama. But then they beat Alabama, and then they were off to the races, but the first quarter, first half of the season, people kept looking and they couldn't quite figure them out. So people are gonna make that comparison if both of you were right. Now, my instinct tells me, we got a wounded animal in Missouri coming home. Homecoming, I didn't even know that. So it's homecoming at Missouri, you know what that means. And then you've got a double-do down Florida going on the road, getting all this praise heaped on him. Commissioners poll top 10, AP poll top 10. - Will they see, will they, is it come out this week? - Will they see top 25, yes. - Just top 25? - No, no, their floaters top 10. - Where are they? - I think eight. - Oh, so everyone has them eight. You might as well be an AP voter. - Oh my, it's a lot of you need to hit me up. - It's a spot where they should be due down. It's a spot where you should look in the third quarter and say, boy, man, Florida's got their hands full this week. That should happen. But I don't have enough confidence that that will happen. What I have confidence in is ESPN stats and information. And they have reliably informed me that there are 17 FBS players with 300 plus receiving yards and four plus touchdowns this year. 17 of them across our entire fruited plane. Missouri is the only team with two of those players. Furthermore, Florida, we've all seen them. They've hung 40 plus every week. Their top 20 in Rush Yards per game, explosive plays per game. At this point, I just think they're going to get theirs against everyone because much like Joe Brady 2019, Buster Falkner, 2026, he's like the talk of the sport because of what his offense is presenting. Like it's the antithesis of, remember the way you talked about Mississippi State a couple of weeks ago? And you said, like, Camario Taylor just stood. This offense isn't hard to figure out. He's a hard player to stop. Well, Falkner, and what he's doing at Florida, total opposite end of the spectrum. Through four or five weeks, people are saying, I do. it could be an NFL offensive coordinator. Maybe NFL teams will be calling him. So I think they're gonna get theirs against everyone. And they're offering me 56 and a half. Just like last week, I had Trinidad Chammless, Aaron Filer, I had those two offenses, defenses that are very, very vulnerable in the secondary. They gave me 58 and a half. This is the easiest call of the week. So I'm gonna pivot. I'm gonna slap the table again. And I'm gonna go over 56 and a half as my five unit better. Oh, God. That's a good play. It's a good play. No weather concerns. Good play. First half under game over. Maybe like we're playing the same. You're playing a different game and I'm with you. At least we nervous. But both things covered last week, the over and Florida. Five slapper. A five slapper. I'm open Missouri's competitive. I call it the obstacle. That's the home state. There's a level of bias, Missouri. Of course. Well, they do have the quarterback against this game. Yeah. And they get a coach. I know very well. Like I'm shooting him. Okay. They are. Are they as advertised? Yes. Skill players are very good. I was like, I'm trying to find hope on why I should pick you guys. We are a good pick. I like where a team is at. That ain't enough. That ain't enough. That's the opposite of a day in landing speech. That ain't enough for me. I'm trying to find some roles down there, looking at their performance so far and saying, man, we got issues, but we keep winning. And I'm trying to convince these guys we got issues. But as long as we keep winning, they're not going to be convinced. And he's waiting for the hiccup. Or do you think he's just as all in as everyone else and he's like, dude, we're going 16, I know. I think he's such a psycho that if penalties beat them this game, this is like the wake-up call. He'd be walking in there and MF and everybody. Yeah. Like I've told you guys, this is a problem. Everybody's been patting you on the ass and telling you how great you are when they do. Because some roles, yeah. Will he see top 10? Yeah. Yeah. Everybody's top 10. You're the bell of the ball. Because penalties are a problem. Pilling the ball for you. Do you as the 2019 LSU Tigers? One week long. Yeah. One week long. Yeah. That's wild. One week long. But also he's guys in there like, I know. Yeah, they're really explosive. A little bit different the way they do it, but it's still really impressive. I love that game. I can't wait to watch it. If I didn't see that mistackle stat with Jane Ball coming to town, like I'd be, I'd be getting more. Jane Ball, that's running back to the next one. Yeah. Yeah. Do what? You like the Duke cat, but like, he's put, I mean, he's doing good too. Well, Jane and Ball has been doing against the logos and the talent. Yeah. It's just so impressive. Imagine Florida had him last year. You say he was on the roster last year. Oh. My bet. Imagine if they used him last year. Right. Yeah. Dude, and like, old Mrs. Front 7 was dominated. Yeah. Dominated in his psychology. Or is it, that's how good they are. That's the scariest thing about it. Last week, to me, I'm like, oh, yeah, that's like, cosy stuff was sought out on honey. The only reason I don't feel like, yeah, absolutely. It's like a double-led down spot for Florida because they are, everybody's telling them how great they are. This and that. Florida, the last 10 months since summer, I was gotten to town. It's been, we're going to show people that Florida is back, like we're going to wake people up to how good we actually are in this building. Whereas Ole Miss, it's like all 10 months in the off season. Your season didn't really get me on the third week because it's like, you got LSU coming to town. Miami at Clemson. Oh, no. First time Miami's been on the show, right? First time we've looked at him. Brett Mays has entered in the chat. He's a part of the live studio audience. He's a Miami graduate, 2004. Yes. 2004 graduate? Uh-huh. Yeah. Perfect. Hurricane's went down there for Springwell. Hurricane's our favorite by minus 16 and a half total points of that game is 47 and a half. I mean, quickly, I'll just go. I think, uh, I love dabbo. I love what he's done. For the program of Clemson, uh, they've seen to like kind of like, for your phrase, pull the nose up a little bit after the LSU game. But I think this is the week that that culture, how we feel. It's like, this is where Miami covers. This is where Clemson officially like we start with the grave is dug. And this is the end of Clemson. I feel that way. I think this is one of those games we looked at earlier in the season. It's like, Clemson, dabbo, literally brought back at the OCs. The first time he's this is 2011, we're really excited about him. And this, it's at Clemson. They could just recharge and everyone was down in the last time they were not in the top 25. All the things were said. And still, it's like you have an injury at quarterback. You know, a freshman there. He's a kid that like, if you're pushing the ball down the field more than 10 yards, it's very inaccurate. He's a little loose. The football in his hands. Whenever there's pressure on him, he seems a little bit lost out there. And so like Westgo and Bryant, like, let's get in the ball in the perimeter. But they're having trouble making guys miss and they're blocking and firm is not awesome. And Miami has so many ways to beat them. They, I mean, Mensa, I think we were winning its way force, which was the most competitive game was 20 for 20 at one point. Mark Fletcher, he's averaging 6.7 yards per carry. He got Tony and Barquet, the Duke transfer, like those guys are operating at a high level. The only place I see Clemson having some type of edge is in the trenches because Miami's not been great owning a line of scrimmage, especially in the run game. Like, Mark Fletcher having 6.7 yards per carry is a lot of his talent. It speaks to a lot of what he's able to do and manipulate those linebackers to get him into the A gap. Then he bounces out to the B gap and he just sees the field very clearly. But I see Miami and crystal ball running away with this one. I see him running away. So I'm going to take minus 16 and a half on Miami and I'm going to put a three units on that. I'm going to stay in the two to two to four category this entire week, but I like Miami a lot. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. What it's come to in the ACC kind of breaks my heart. I knew where you were going as soon as you as soon as you use the I love this guy is a good person. Yeah. That's kind of the phrase, right? Because I do like dabbo. I think his quirkiness is kind of fun. We could add a fourth chair for him on next year's show. He'd be damn good. He'd be awesome. I give my chair up for him. That'd be great. I would be hard broke if you did that. But in the meantime, we've seen them take on one competent high level top 10 caliber roster this year. Yeah. And that was in week one and it was it was really embarrassing that the game even got hyped up the way it did. Once you see how it goes, they to their credit now and they do deserve credit for this. They could have lost going across the country to Cal and they didn't. Who else they play? What was the other team they played? Georgia Southern. They didn't cover, but at least they won. So technically it could be worse. Think about it is Miami and Clemson don't play a whole lot. They don't play every year. And it still means a lot. So it's a it's two sides of the same coin here. Number one, they're way better than you roster wise. Number two, even though you're down, it still means a ton to be facing that tiger paw. So you'll get their fastball. It's not like there's any threat of a let down spot. So Clemson still gets everybody's best shot even though Clemson's not Clemson anymore. So the bottom line is you've got to deal with Miami for four quarters. And there's, I say, no way. There is no way I'm back in Clemson having to face Miami for four quarters. So home field's great, but home field only matters until the game's not in question anymore. And then home field empties out and people are beating the traffic. This is a beat the traffic situation. So I'm going to take Miami minus 16 and a half. I'll put three units on it. Do you think the Clemson fan base is into this game earlier? Do they kind of know what's going on? I think they're perfectly willing to be in the game early. I think they're perfectly willing to buy in because everybody wants to see a big upset. They don't want to believe what we're saying. They don't want to believe their worst fears about their program. They don't want to believe it, but they're also not dumb. So if they see it start like if it's 10 oh Miami, if it's 17 three and a half time, those people know offensively, we're probably not scoring 17. So this game's already over. And then see here's the ugly part. Here's the flip side of the big home field prime time, fallor and herbie in the house kind of conversation. It also gives a public platform and a huge stage for an ugly game to unfold. And the entire second half is booing. And the entire second half is cutaways to shots of empty bleacher seats. And this extended conversation about what was for Clemson versus what is now and what probably will be in the future. So like I watched Ed Orgeron have this happen to him and LSU. There was like a there were a couple of really, really big moments and LSU doesn't come through. And the entire second half it's just like this toxic piece of television that ends up being the impetus for change to be made. I don't know that that's what would happen to Clemson because every situation is unique. But like if this is a runaway win, which at least two of us think it's going to be. It's going to be pretty uncomfortable. Plus that would also be the end because I mean, that'd be Clemson's second loss. So you know, there's going to be no playoff push. You know, there's there's going to be even if they technically mathematically are still alive in the ACC. If the team you would eventually face and Charlotte smashes you by three plus touchdowns in your own building, you know, there's there's no traction here. We're not a player in this league. I'd love to believe the alternative is true. But right now, I think we looked at the ACC standings last night. I mean, whoever the second team is in the Fandall odds to win the ACC right now has equal odds to like the number six team to win the SEC. So there's this grand canyon already between Miami and the rest of the league. I do remember Miami kind of having Wake hang with them when they went on the road earlier this year. Wakes probably better team than Clemson. Wakes better quarterback. There's be a little bit. There you go. So wakes, wakes on the way up if Wake and Clemson played today, I'd take wake for straight up. So I think that's a halfway good team and that's a team that's ascending to whereas I don't know where Clemson is. So wait got after the after Miami's offensive line a little bit. Wait, I'm not, I'm not sold on Miami's offensive line right now, particularly the right side. And you look at Clemson number 13 and 14 will help London merit. They can get it after the quarterback. They're going to be seeing a lot of man to man, a lot of five man pressure, four man simulated pressure. I'm not sold on the offensive line of scrimmage for Miami. But you look at Clemson, 125th and 12 yards, 127th and passing yards, only two touchdowns thrown in four games. They're 27% offensively on third down. They're only path. Their only path is turnovers. Take Reynolds has been sacked like 10 times. I'm going under 47 and a half. I need the tornado man to check the weather here, but I believe a 75% chance of rain and Clemson on Saturday night. I'm going to take the under 47 and a half. If this ends up being 31 17, just hand me the any freeze because I'm chugging. No warm back, two units on that one. Two units on the end. Good evening, Davidson, dude. I'm up to three. I see Miami take care of business, but dude, they're, they're offends of line. Need this crystal ball line of scrimmage. They're going to have time because of their schedule, but you do need to get them going because teams are getting after them. Yeah. Teams are getting after that offensive line a little bit. Yeah. And there's, there's like, there's holes in the back of that secondary as well. Like there's place to be had, but to all the stats you just brought up, like I just don't see Clemson's offense ain't going to put the ability to push the, they've not shown the ability to push the ball down the field. Not at all. You know where it's part is Clemson defensive staff is watching that Miami film and they're saying, good news, bad news, boys. Good news. There. Yeah, the news is we can't take it. 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I know that the total was there. Give me the under five you to talk to me immediately. He must have been typing that in when the Austin Simmons conversation is sweating bullets. This is gotta be for this is well. This is stupid I'm not gonna waste a whole lot of time on this sheet It says I always favor by 14 and a half but Iowa money line is plus 500 No, no, hey, all good all good. It just scared me when I started I was like I gotta stop the table as fast as possible for this I'm gonna bring back fine memories of you laying points with a favorite last year But taking the dog out right on the money Listen two teams. I can't stand right now. How do you guys feel about it? It's so how state miles 14 and a half It's what it is. It's what it is. It's what I'm not I'm not I'm not wasting a whole lot of time on this game like Iowa It's not the Iowa you're like And look another straight bet that you can dive into Fandall on is the total rushing yards for Ohio State It's in like a hundred four and a half yards So you go over on that you get your nice little straight bet there Why would you just do that like a prop? I don't think I think that's not the show. Okay. I think if you want to do that You go look over at the NFL so it's in my parlay. It is in my parlay. It's in your parlay spoiler alert Oh, how state rushing yards is in my parlay. When's the last time that Ohio State played in Iowa? 2017 and then what was the score of that game? 55 to 24 who at 55 Iowa? Really? Yeah, Nate Stanley 31 that day. What's that? We're talking about 2017. I mean, that's the last time these two teams played and They were dogs that I think they're two and oh home dogs to like I I agree like this should be absolutely be Ohio State minus 14 and a half I was just got away you and I know this better than anybody We'll just happen to me last week in my team. What's happened to you for? They have a way of just kind of dragging you in the quicksand they're essentially an 80s horror film where you're running away the entire time and the villain is just walking and somehow they get to you like I'm not saying Iowa's gonna win this game like the film itself is like Iowa Like there's statistically this is what I stats a lie like they were the number one defense the Michigan who struggled in offense And almost 500 yards of offense and Ohio State is a better offense clearly like But one way or another I could see Iowa just being like you're gonna play our game and Ohio State's still gonna win But 14 and a half is a lot. So I'll take Iowa plus 14 and a half. You're under the feet of this year taking Iowa covering Oh, so you felt a little time away what I brought up Basically like you are. Yes, I am they overachieved for me a little too much last week and I didn't like that But I was still corrected my pick so I'll take Iowa 14 and a half. I don't know how they do it, but I still can't figure out how they beat Michigan last week so That's how I feel I'll do Three units on that three units on that. Okay So you're giving me the four unit jug or not on a table dude. No, I got it. I got myself a table I knew he had something in his pocket. Yeah, I can see something in his pocket. It is not this I got an idea where it's at So you're you're thinking back crazy stuff happens here. Iowa pulls a classic Iowa remember the 2017 game Nate Stanley in that game 20-31 five touchdown to the air an Iowa quarterback did that This is gonna be tough to read because it's my handwriting. Can you read that one? A lot of irrelevant stuff will be Floating will be floating about a lot of irrelevant stuff will be floating about The 2017 games so irrelevant to me. Iowa is a lie What they did last week and not the standing like Iowa this year is a total lie So you think to yourself self. I know Iowa football, but like do you you know, I weigh historically and I'm talking to myself This is me talking to me everyone just is privy to this conversation because I'm thinking all right Well the way Iowa would do this is They would just clamp down on a passing game Jeremiah Smith. This is the one game. He's not gonna go off Michigan had two receivers over a hundred yards last week. They're not clamping down on them Yeah, but maybe they'll get after Julian C and because you know in pressure pockets 58% completion guy last year. You know, uh, 17 sacks last year. Iowa hasn't gotten pressure on anyone this year That's fair. That's also a good point. Thirdly, maybe I will just grind a ball on the ground and shorten the game Illinois actually had 200 on them last week. It's Iowa that has a hundred and thirty one yards total rushing Against Iowa State and Michigan. Those are the two P four teams. They played so they can't get pressure They can't run the ball. You can throw the ball on them this year I will go four units on Ohio State minus 14 and a half and that's only because they were Crazy enough to offer me 56 and a half as the total on the Florida game or else I would make this five units It will be a very boring game prayers up to CBS for carrying this game Second half you're gonna want to find something else to do besides watch this game Jeremiah Smith will go off against that secondary and the only reason he won't is if that Ohio State offensive staff does the math and they look and they say The only way we lose this game is if we give it away and put the ball in the air because otherwise if they're aggressive at all in this game They they will Quickly dispel the myth that is Iowa as a contender this year Everything you just said is why Iowa covers Everything you said just made too much. So you think this is just this is Iowa being Iowa like you think it's gonna be that kind of game Yeah, cuz I like listen Iowa State and Michigan like whole I think Michigan holding like 60 total Rushing yards and all of their all the rushing arts have come from like absolute muffins g6 fcs schools Like they don't have there's not a leg to stand on anywhere Yet they always kind of just figure out a way like muddle around and be there So all the sets you said are correct. There's a thousand reasons why you go out of state Mm-hmm, but that's why Iowa just fucking drag drags you into the abyss. You know what else I would just remember a thousand and one reasons Ohio States already been on the road and had an early lead and watched it evaporate So that's even more reason for them not to just stab you in the neck but to cut your head off Before they leave the building. I don't think this game will be close. It is sputober It is the first time I thought about going alt-line because I would take this all the way up to 20 and a half Yeah, he'll do it, but I'm not gonna do it because I feel like I'm in good position right now. Yeah, but I'm gonna put four units on that one You've loved this pick The audience is in there just Salivating I like it a lot. I like it a lot a lot of people are watching this on sputober too Yeah, getting excited about all of the things that's we are there Yeah, we are there. Biggest sputober I bust with the boys lives. I hope so because last year Yeah, agree Some people were upset. Yeah, like the everything you just said is the truth. I think it matters truth That's the real situation boys real quick. I want to tell you about a profit boost token that you can use to boost your winnings on college football game this Friday Moneyline spreads maybe even a SGP no matter how you play fandals making sure you have they have your back Heading into the weekend download the app or head to fandall.com forward slash busting to make this college football season your most rewarding season Yet there's a lot of enthusiasm that boys pop a pay. I hope you enjoyed that back to this episode Buston paid in campus. Yep, head to black spur. Mm-hmm Virginia Tech. Yes. Uh, they're playing pit at home because that's otherwise we wouldn't go there Uh, Virginia takes favorite minus three and a half right now total points in that game is 54 and a half Well, you see what are you feeling buddy? Virginia Tech Don't for a five and a start for the first time since oh five. Yeah. I have two questions on this game The first one is can be can Virginia Tech in their past rush get it after Mason How in the hell do you say it's last night? Hineshaw Hineshaw Hineshaw. That was gonna be my one question Yeah, how do you pronounce his last name? Yes, because he's clean like he he's he's good with a clean pocket like he had over I mean he's had a thousand yards and about 13 touchdowns against Nobody's VMI and Old Dominion. Mm-hmm, but when he's one against Syracuse and who else did they play you CF and you CF Like that, you know, they did a good job like getting after and having those scores low So can Virginia Tech's past rush get after Virginia Tech leads the country in sex 12 of those stacks again came from no bodies Yeah, and come from the bigger dogs, but again, can that past rush come alive and then my second question Would be can pit make grunk Meyer Throw the ball down field because he's been very efficient. He doesn't he doesn't turn the ball over They're able to lean on over 10 in Hawkins in the run game But also pit is very good at stop and run their seventh in the country So they're like a brick wall as far as it comes to the line of scrimmage in their front seven to me the x-factor is gonna be lane stadium There's gonna be so much juice there and also pits first game on the road Leaving their hometown, but they're also How many penalties coming into this game like 32 over the last three games? Wow, bad at penalties first road game lane stadium. I think that is the x-factor I think this is a close game. I think it's a field goal game I got Virginia Tech winning, but I am gonna take Pittsburgh. I'm gonna take pit plus three and a half with Using their full government name full government full government name, but I I think it's a tight line I'm gonna take again a field goal game Because on paper. I do think pits better, but again in this environment all those penalties Um, I don't know. I just like pit with the points here and again to the hoki fans out there I do think you guys win the football game. Uh, the heichel you heichel Henshaw, yeah. - Henshaw. Henshaw. Leah, he's a good quarterback. Six of his seven touchdowns have come from the like FCS in G6, like he's excelled against lesser talent. And then you can see a big change in total offense between, you know, the power four teams versus the G6 at FCS schools. Virginia Tech, I think do a better job of running the football and pits defense is like very salty between the tackles. I think it was like Syracuse, that film. Anytime Syracuse try to run it between the two tackles, it seemed like it would get stuff like, those linebackers absolutely fly around. And then at one point in that game, they start to figure out, oh, if we kind of run towards the perimeter, then you see a lot more explosive plays, those plays that go for four more yards. So there's kind of a blueprint and how to like run the ball versus this front seven and it's to hit it around the numbers outside the hashes. And I think Virginia, if I can see it, Virginia Tech can see it. Grunk Meyer, 74 completion percentage. He takes care of the football, ATD zero in receptions. And then Luke Reynolds, the tight M, having a tight end of his ability, who's like kind of like your NFL's toward a tight end, like he can block, but also like makes great catches on the sidelines, like really good acrobatic body control catches. That's a great guy that's kind of like have in a five to eight yard vicinity at any point for him to dump it down and give it to him. I just see Virginia Tech controlling this game. I think they have the ability to do it. The weather is it supposed to rain? I know it's supposed to rain during our show. - It's a great question. - And then it's like 81 degrees, but then the next day it's like 63. So. - We got a weather, man, do you know? - I think, I think if it's, do you know? - Do you want me to, do you want me to let you know right now? - Yeah, you can let me know right now. - Well, Delaney Willis, local meteorologist in that area up there had this to say, pay close attention, volume up. - And this Friday night, a pretty big event. We have the Hokies under the Friday night lights, playing pit, and we have some nice weather on deck for that. 81 degrees of high temperature on Friday, a little earlier in the afternoon, about two to three PM bus and a paint on campus in Hokie Village had great weather for that in Blacksburg, 85. I will mention that afternoon, and they had a couple of showers to dodge. So we want to keep that poncho handy just in case, seven o'clock kick off 72 degrees with a couple of showers. - Mm. - On this Friday. - Thank you, Delaney. - Okay. - Shut up, Delaney. - Shut up, they're shouting on that. That was absolutely beautiful. (applause) So a couple of showers. Hopefully it does rain a little bit. Both teams want to run the ball. I just see Virginia Tech having more stress. The ball on Grunk Meyers hands. I feel like he is going to produce. I'm going to take Virginia Tech to win this game. I'm also going to take him to cover three and a half. I'm fired up to be going for the home team this week. I'll put three units on that. But yeah, James Franklin, man. James Franklin's got him cooking a little, but he's taking some of those Penn State guys, transferred him over, and having a lot of success in the ACC. I like them. They're ACC good for Virginia Tech. - ACC good. - They're ACC good. - ACC good. - They're at right. - On ACC good teams in their hearts. - Yeah, just fake. - One of these teams will be ranked next week. - Wow. - Some are saying they should be ranked right now. I don't know if the Willie C. Pol had him in there. - Willie C. Pol has them both in there. - They're both in there. The AP said, "Piss on the ACC." We don't care about any of them. So you already mentioned this. So I'm just going to repaper pop what kind of both of you said. And that is Mason Hineshaw. How are we really supposed to know? Cause he's like a split quarterback right now. And if you look against your UCFs and Syracuse's 212 and 123 respectively. But he really, really got fat on inferior competition. Not at the same time. If I'm thinking Virginia Tech defensive numbers. That's great, but they're kind of a split defense right now. They faced Malik Washington at Maryland. 30 of 44, 359 through the air three touchdowns. So we're trying to figure it out. This is week five for all of us too. Like we're trying to figure out who's real and who's not. You gotta wonder if those havoc numbers verify for Virginia Tech. Cause the sack numbers, they're top five in the country. They're very aggressive. And that with home field at your back. Like that's going to be tough for pit to deal with. And if that's the case, we could be looking at like 27 to 10. It is a very, very interesting conversation about who has the quarterback edge in this game. I think it's evenly enough matched where I just want to sit there and wait and watch and find out myself. But this is Lane Stadium at night. And this is the first time in a long time that people are circling a prime time standalone game at Lane Stadium. Blacksburg, Virginia at night used to mean something. And I hope it does again. And the first opportunity that we as a college football public have to witness it in the James Franklin era is this Friday night. And I simply cannot believe that they're going to screw it up. This is not sand that's going to slip through their fingers. So I'll take Virginia Tech. I'll lay those points for two units. Oh, you had me thinking there at the end. I'm like, has he stopped the table? Yeah, it seems like he's-- Yeah, I think it's my-- Two units, that's it. What's happening? Well, you did gentle little-- That's a two-unit top. A two-unit top. They just feel more dependent. I say my units. I'll go through. Three units. They do feel the more dependable. They do. Gravel game in the week, buy a little more. Buy a lot more. Get yourself a lot more. Zero turn the whole thing. Very fun. Very exciting. Nothing like cutting grass. I don't do it. But I remember there's a lot of people out there telling me how exciting it is. So shout out gravely on that. The gravely game of the week is Alabama at Mississippi State. Alabama minus 5 and 1/2. Total points of that game is 60 and 1/2 points. Nobody could possibly think to take that over. No one could possibly think to take that over. Willy C. You said you have a slap coming at some point. Well, this is the last game. So I love that-- I can't slap my parlay. You could not slap your parlay. It's a good strategy. That would be awesome, though, if you did that. And hit it. Game totally changed. Five, like, boom. I've been thinking a lot about this game. Still are. Still thinking about it. Still are. Mississippi State. First ranked wins since 2014. Wow. First to Huskers a little bit, because now we're even getting lower on the total pool, because we even have once in 16th. They're riding high right now. They're ranked. Camario Taylor, Heisman, are not front runner, but he's on that short list of Heisman players. He'd be in New York today. Yes. McGee, Stodd. Who's that slot receiver, Evans? Stodd. They got a lot of juice. Fluff. You can talk about his low center gravity. He's a tough tackle. Stodd. They have all these things, right? And I've talked, like, Mississippi State fans are still in my mentions. We'll talk about how simple our offense is. Yadi, yadi, yadi. Trust me. I'm with you. Much easier said than done. I thought Mizzou had a good game plan for him last week. We kind of shit the bed in the fourth quarter. We ran a lot of two-shell in that first half and kind of went with the lighter box, because to me, it's like, give up five, six yards to Fluff Brown. Like, do not allow Camario Taylor. They hit you over the top. Like, he did in that first half, because it is beautiful. However, I think, Keylon Russell, I think he's going to be the best quarterback on Saturday. I think we haven't got to see this potential get tapped in Alabama's back five, back seven. They're passing defense. They're kind of susceptible to explosives right now. They are one of the better third down defenses in the country. To me, it's all about third down. It's all about red zone in this game. I like Bama here. I love Bama here. I love Bama so much. I'm moving this line to Alabama minus nine and a half, and I'm slapping the table with five yards. Wow! Yeah. Take that, Mississippi State fans. Can't wait to see my mentions next week, because if this goes the other direction, which it very most likely will, because I got five yards on this game, and Alabama's probably going to win by eight. I have a good feeling about Bama. I just think that they're going to see the formula for out of stop the run. I think a guy you got to keep your eye on, I need my man to get a little bit better in his conditioning. But Terrence Green, number 99 in the interior for Alabama, long, strong and physical at the point of contact. Like him and Pierre and Tom Pkins on the edge, I think that line of scrimmage, and their linebackers fly around pretty good. I think they're going to have a, they're going to be allowed to play with a lighter box because of cats like that. Like again, Terrence Green, he's got some juice to him. He just needs a little bit more conditioning so he can stay on the field longer. I like Bama a lot here. You went man, nine and a half, nine and a half. I think this could be a double digit. I think Bama's ready to go. This is a splattering tweet. Plus 132, nine and a half. And they started fast last week. They did, they did. And they're going into Mississippi, Mississippi state. Those cowbells will be going again. So they are fired up. They should be. This is like, I'm going down there. I'm going to be there. I saw that. You got a double decker weekend coming up. Rain poncho. Not purchased yet. I don't own rain gear. I found out. Yeah, you, I see what you want. Yeah, like you, I have what I own with me right now. Exactly. I don't even own the car I drove here in. No, you don't. I don't know. I don't know. Quick, potty break to shout out Jack Daniels. Whether I'm at a tailgate or on the couch or watching either Michigan or Nebraska on Saturday, Jack Daniels is a staple on my game day roster. Expand your playbook with the cinnamon kick of Jack fire. The smooth taste of Jack Honey, the crisp and refreshing Jack Apple and the only Blackberry burst in with Jack. Personally, I'm a Jack fire Honey Apple Blackberry. I love them all type of guy on game day. No matter how you stack your unit, there's a Jack for every football fan. So you watch Bama's tight ends. this year. Yes, bro. So that's a yes. You have lots. Yeah. Forward ad words and preach it. Yeah, man. Go off. I'm stunned by it. Like that's the biggest surprise. I mean, we watch a lot of about 15 teams. Bama be in one of them. So it's really weird. Five weeks into a season to be just shot by a position group. Bama tight end room was a weakness like a huge vulnerability for that team last year. And it's, it's like if I were to talk about all the position groups in the SEC Florida offensive line has vastly overachieved Alabama tight end room is like 10 shelves above where I thought they would be. So that's huge in a game like this. Because if weather's a factor and I highly expect it to be a factor and I think Bama may have both line of scrimmage edges, but I also give myself that tight end room. And I give myself Keelan Russell's ability to improvise maybe on broken plays. That could be a difference for me. The one counter to that is all of that could be true and also being negated by Mississippi states. Third down stat column. Because if they throw up like a nine for 14 on third down, they're going to win the game. And Alabama is going to have had all these edges and it won't matter just because they got a quarterback that can create magic on third down, fourth down. So red zone kind of correlates with that outside of that. I do feel like that Alabama tight end room probably as important in this game as any game they've played so far, then they'll play Georgia where it'll be more important even than against Mississippi state. Kind of a weather, the storm kind of game goes, I trust Jeff Lebi, especially in spots like this. So I don't, I don't have the confidence you have. So I'm going like two units on Bam. I minus five and a half. And I think it's a four quarter game. It's one of those where they kind of cover late. And you talked about Lebi to some of the creativity he does have. Did you see the play where it's like a Camaro Taylor, they ran a pop pass like when they were in the seventh year. It kind of, it looks like a quarterback draw running back takes off. Camaro Taylor patiently waits like he's going to run behind him and then jumps up and goes to him to the running. Oh my god, man, we, they do have a lot of a good shit. I played one year as a football. And we basically ran that exact play. It was called fake handoff running back fly. You fake it to him. He runs it. You got to run it. He's kind of toss it over there. Yeah. Because there's a lot of creativity. Dude, something about these points when Keele and Russell has done an incredible job as a first year starter. I think Brooks has been extremely reliable receiver Ryan Coleman Williams, like he showed last week, like maybe the Yips are actually gone. He went for about 200. He's been fine. Once he put the gloves on. Right. He was, he's been incredible. He always brought the tight end room and they've run the ball. Like I, I, I probably lean more towards Alabama in this game. The only thing that gives me pause is Camaro Taylor. And I was like kind of hating before the Minnesota game, massive mystery on me. And so I have officially been like, I can't join this now. I'm going to kind of sit off in the distance and watch what is Camaro Taylor, Evans McGee, the deep threat that they have his confidence that though the ball, like he seems like when things don't go well, he does throw a pick against Missouri. It's like, it's a nothing burden to him. He's just, he loves the school he plays for. It seems like a very rare football player in the world of N. I. L. Like this Alabama defense from a pass for a standpoint, it hasn't been what we thought they were going to be early in the season just statistically. But like Mississippi state, like their massive flaw is their offensive line. It is really bad. But Jeff Levy and the tempo that they run at like your offensive line isn't going to have success early in the game. It's going to be later because the number of plays that they're going to force feed you throughout the game. That is what is the equalizer for them is getting that deep into line to slow down and kind of be a little more heavy breathing on the offensive line. That's when they start to kind of feel themselves a little bit because the offensive line is kind of just like, don't say, be, say disrespectfully, but a bunch of pile ons where it's like getting away, let our running back kind of make some moves like Camaro Taylor do what he does. And then we have deep shots cause feel like Camaro Taylor, when he's throwing these words, like he just trust the speed of his receivers where the DBs are still sitting on top like they're from the hips. Like they're still in front of the DB. And he's like, I know exactly where to put this ball. And they have the ability to go out and get it. I love the points in this game. I know it's a lot, but there's still a world where Keelon Russell, I mean, he's proven to me this whole entire season. He can put the ball down the field. Camaro Taylor has been, you know, probably the most special football player we've seen and never really heard of at this point in the season. So I'm going to take the points. I'm going to take over 60 and a half. I'm going to put three on this. If I had to pick a team, I probably choose Alabama. But that in my brain is like, that's where Mississippi States comes and gets the upset. The one thing about this weird, I talked about Alabama's tight end room being a surprise. It's as big if not bigger surprise to me that they're 116th in the country and explosive past plays allowed right now. And you thought secondary was the strength of this team. Yeah. So I think Mississippi States got one of the fastest wide receiver rooms in the SEC. So especially I don't know that rain affects this, but just I think about a standard game, drive field, like conditions, they've watched that film. They've seen teams target Dijon Lee. And I, I mean, if they go down, if Mississippi State goes down, they're going to go down swinging. And in offensive terms, that means deep shot after deep shot after deep shot, I think that heavily may be yields towards variance over. So if I, like it's, it's really weird. I don't, I don't feel good about the total either way. But if you told me this thing goes 10 points separate from the total either way, I think it would easily be an over. Yeah. And also you look at two, like if you want some fodder on the Mississippi State side, it's like, bam, my last week defensively, they're giving up over five yards of carry against South Carolina. And the good news is you have Camarro Taylor, a quarterback, not, you know, not taking a, but he's not even here, but you don't have a Lenora sellers. Oh, there you go. Oh, damn, there he is. So I felt much better saying Lenora sellers was the quarterback, not Camarro Taylor. Yeah. This is, this is a firework game. How bad is the rain? Like what is a scattered charge scattered, likely, likely, yeah, just trust me on this one, likely, likely, likely, tornado man. Yeah. I'm very aware. You know, he's probably dial on this one. He's going. So you're Blacksburg Friday night. Yep. Get a watch that Saturday. You're going to fly to Mississippi Friday night, but yes, Friday night. Yeah, Greyhound bus. Come on. Gritty. Gritty. Hell of a show, boys. The plane's nickname. We got more. It's the plane's nickname. Oh, it's right. But it has been my fault. My fault. My fault. Oh, there is more. It's your dog of the week real quick. Uh-huh. Dog of the week. Josh Payton. What do you have for dog of the week? I'm glad you asked. It's a great question. Cincinnati plus seven and a half. Yeah, there's my favorite bet last week. I didn't even need the points. They won outright. So I'm going to take Cincinnati plus seven and a half believe they are headed to the state of Arizona. Yeah. What's the silver state? What's the Arizona's nickname? No, that's Nevada, right? Yeah. What is Arizona's state nickname? Grand Canyon state? Is that rule? No, that's Florida. It is the grand. I thought you were trying to give me the dip joke. So I was very hesitant to answer. It is the grand canyon state. I need to check what the silver state is after we leave. It's probably Nevada. So you're more interested in that answer than this. Well, last time I flew over the state of Arizona, I was reliably informed bro. No one likes Arizona. So I haven't been out there since so crazy and disrespectful because Arizona is that place. It's been a word in 20 minutes staring at the window. Bro, no one likes Arizona. I'm found out that it's not Arizona. Yeah, that trip. That was kind of nuts. Oh my God, Lexi. I'm Lexi, you want to wear two bus friends, 22 years apart, but so close at heart. And I'm Lisa, Julia, the old one, which means we have wildly different references, occasionally different opinions. 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And we think everyone could use a little bit of therapy, including us. Absolutely. That's why each week we sit down with a different therapist to talk about the things we're all dealing with. If you're trying to get rid of anxiety, you're actually fueling more anxiety. So listen to free therapy with Ben and Kevin on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. Because therapy is expensive, but our podcast is free! Jimmy Vanderbilt plus 24 and a half against the buzz saw Georgia Bulldogs. Yeah, I can't wait to get to my parlay. A little little trap game, little cheese trap game for Georgia. They got BAM in next week. Just had a massive dominating win over Oklahoma. I'm just gonna go Vandy plus 24 and a half. Let down look ahead for Georgia. Let down look ahead. Does Kirby Smart have a let down look ahead? He has a let down look ahead in a sense that they'll just pack it in. I mean if John Mateer is not on the field to help Georgia and Jared Curtis just plays a normal game, Vandy can cover that number. Vandy covered against Auburn last week. Vandy's gonna have a bunch of losses where they cover this year. Right. Yeah, it's really good team. And I don't need Kirby Smart to do the, maybe he doesn't, but these 18 to 22 year old kids. 30 to 10. Let down look ahead. This is this is prime Georgia doing defensive line drills in the fourth quarter. That's what this game is to me. But I'm gonna take Michigan State, the nasty boys in Green and White, disgusting school, disgusting place to live. I'll take them plus nine and a half versus Wisconsin. Wisconsin, big win versus Penn State, let down spot. Yeah. People can be patting them in the ass. Oh Madison's great jump around. It's all awesome. You got to go in the road. Yeah. Michigan State. That's, I hate even saying it out loud, but I'll take them plus nine and a half. I hope they don't win, but I hope they do come. Is that game at Wisconsin? I don't know. Cody's in Wisconsin. It is. All right. So never mind. They don't have to go to the road. I actually love that. That was one of my early best bets of the week. I got a 10 and a half. It's irrelevant because it's not available right now. Still. Is that Ramanu to express? Yep. Already put it on there. Wow. Okay. I feel like I might be tailing the Ramanu to express this weekend. What is the record of the Ramanu to express so far this year? We are at 60 right at 60 percent. Last is the last two weeks you've been 82? No, two weeks ago we were 82. Last week I was one game below 500, although I deserve better, but still 60 percent on the year. Right, like we're almost on the note 60 percent on the year. I'll be in there. I'll be in there. Puppet. How about these parleys? Correlation. Correlation. Josh is, you know, he's cooking. He's cooking. Get into these parleys. All right. We got the Alabama money line. There we go. Nebraska money line. West Virginia money line. Okay. And I was state. We're gonna need those three teams to win the football games. Oh, it's about to get sick here. North Western. The receiving yards over 217 and a half. Eight childs. I like him. I like him against Penn State this weekend. Friday night. Friday night game. New stadium. New stadium. He had thrown for less than 240 in each game. I know Penn State. They got a respectable passing defense, but doesn't show up against a child. I don't think so. I guess you're so sick to a stomach right now, dude. Oh, how's state of the Pokemon? And then finally, the fifth leg. Oh, how state rushing yards over 104 and a half that totals out to plus 1219 as a five leg parlay from Dr. Willie C. That's not my parlay, but I will be telling that. What have in your community? That'll be in my community. The family of the fandal community. I'll tell you the one. Huh? Marlin. Marlin. Marlin. Rip. Like you guys gotta go. Yeah. Coach rolled a lot of respect for Mike Lodzley. Could a roller guy. Could a rolled on a respect for a guy who gets blown out by. I messaged him. I said, master class. Master class has given Lodzley some flowers. They could have packed it in last year. Could have packed it in. Yeah. Is rule going to put? Doesn't matter. I don't think about that. But also does it matter? Is it so about just his health? Hold on. I'm talking about. Is it so much downspot in Nebraska? Uh, again, doesn't matter. This is probably a head coach who could be Matt Rill's offensive coordinator next year. He's going to be available. Nasty. It's a nasty comment. That's probably lost his mind. I have no plans in the future to go to Maryland so I think you want to say what you want because I'm kind of with you. Great state. Yeah. It's cool. That's cool. Flag. Yeah. Good food. Crepe eggs. Love cupcakes. You heard your problem. You'll be hit by probably. I'll hit my West Virginia money line. Okay. Auburn money line. All right. Kentucky money line. Oh, oh. Returns plus 1555. - Wow. Who's all forgot? that this week. Auburn's got Tennessee and Knoxville. Let's go. Let's returning home. To a place that hasn't been the same offensively since he left some say, damn, that's a good parlay. Let's go. I was told it was Russia, by the way. My parlay, Georgia minus 24 and a half Florida Moneyline, Boise State, alternate spread minus nine and a half, Texas Tech, alternate spread minus six and a half Arizona State Moneyline. That will return you a conservative plus 644. That one feels nice. It's good parlay. It's good parlay. I have a few others. But you can find them in my community. Terrible on family. You can go look at them on that day. I will be putting those out because there's a couple that are like, the boys are nice. The boys are nice out there. You know? Anything else? Are you feeding thoughts? Did you watch Michigan Iowa? Yeah, I did. Did I just bend your ear for a second? Yeah, I had Michigan minus five and a half felt good about it and I felt robbed. Yeah, okay. I felt cheated. Yeah. But then, did you ever, you wouldn't feel this way about Michigan, but pretend it wasn't Michigan. Pretend it was like USC or someone like check it out. Do you ever have the thing where, if you bet a team and you lay points with a home favorite, you feel like you're endorsing them, like you're attaching your name to theirs. You're trusting them. Yeah. You trust Michigan. And you get to a point where you think they're about to cover and you're like, yes. And then, for whatever reason, they play the way they do in the fourth quarter. And at some point, you're running the numbers, like they're up five at one point and I got five and a half. So I realize it's 24 to 19. At best, they're going to sit on the ball here. And then you start to feel a little scorn in your heart. And once you realize you've done the math, I'm not going to be able to win and cover. Yeah. And it's because of them, I kind of hope they lose outright. Oh. I have that happen, not Michigan, but any other game where you lay the points with a favorite. Yeah. I had the same thing with Tennessee and Texas. So I started to feel that way. Okay. So I'd be lying. If I told you I didn't give a little fist bump, a little good for you, Kurt Ferrets. You needed this. If I can't win, why should Michigan win? That's kind of where my heart was. I'm going to choose and not take that personal. What does your little computer say about Michigan? Well, it's not a little computer. It's 60% against the spread this year. Okay. It's still. Do we not have a lot of technology in 2026? This is the same attitude that bumps Austin Simmons out of the top seven in the SEC right now. Like we got to be respectful. There's an argument for it. Cody Graves. There is an argument. So what would you ask me? What's your question? What does your little computer say about Minnesota and Michigan? It leads Michigan, but who cares that lean Michigan last week? Are you willing to bleed for your team, PJ Flex willing to bleed for his? Yeah. Let's stock on PJ Flex right now. Yeah. I'll kill myself from Michigan, dude. Yeah. I'm too. That's a little bit of a gimmick. Like if you are in the Twin Cities and like you see that and you have a go for a banner, a Minnesota banner, I'm sure you get excited about PJ Flex wearing his players blood on his face, but to the outside world, that's weird. When I was in school. Can't be honest, too. Yeah. Highs a little fucked up. I don't like seeing the tie in the quarters. I don't think we need to call fashion into it. I mean, that's fair. Teaches. About quarters of stuff. Carpe it for me. Yeah. I got a deal. When I was in school and pro wrestling was really big. Like we would always get sent to the office for during the crotch shot and telling people to suck it in class. Yeah. Because we saw it on TV. Do you think there were kids in the Minneapolis public school system that got sent to the office for smearing their blood on each other this week because they saw it on TV? I think. I hope so. Where are we as a society that's not happening? Does PJ Flex have that much of influence on the state of Minnesota? Wow. So you're like, you're saying Stone Cold, Triple H, Circa late 90s, PJs, not there. You are saying names that I know, but I don't follow wrestling. So I'll say, is that a yes? You're saying, you're saying Flex Bank, he ain't in that. Yeah. He doesn't have that kind of. I'm sold to stock. Yeah. You're out on him. Like, honestly, if he wasn't put like, I do like how well coaches teams are. I said that before they put Mississippi State, but they seemed to like handle themselves well. Yeah. Not. But no. Speaks the question. Yeah. If your new head coach loses to a head coach that you've already sold stock on, what are you forced to do with your Kyle, Kyle Winningham stock? Oh, go down with the ship. Die. Yeah. I'm the captain of the Titanic and I'm watching the wave come in and I sit there and the violence are playing. And that's what happens. Yeah. The windows are free. But do you sell your stock? I know. I'm on the ship that's going down. He's going to die. I can't sell the stock. The stock goes down to one. At a hundred, it's a 99% loss. I'm just going to lose that next one percent. The lifeboat right there and you're looking around and saying, we're prepared to go down. We're prepared to go down in our finest. What if it's a hundred? It's all it's all taxes did take it as a loss, dude. It's all taxes. At that point, you're kind of hoping for more. Like if we lose to Minnesota, it's like, let's just enjoy the pain. Let's make sure we feel real again. Let's bleed. You know, let's bleed a little bit. What I put on our face, Brave Hearts Town. And some people are like, we're undefeated. I can't relate. No, I can't relate. The brass was undefeated. Boy, there's a day coming from Nebraska. Not this week because you're focused on Maryland, but there is a day coming in the not-too-distant future at White Hot Spotlight. It's going to be on Lincoln. Yeah. Can you just. You got it? That's a tough part, too. Separate and going one week at a time and you do happen to get ahead of us. I don't realize what I did. You know, it's funny as this man to my left is off. We'll talk about Chef as a Tennessee fan and be like, you might get into a podcast with him if you bring up the balls a little bit. But it's the same with Nebraska. You receive V for Ben Dede. What are you talking about? And he does, like, Wilson, an amazing job this year of, like, harnessing that. And we're about to let it out. The gate, like, next week you handle Maryland. You let them out. You let them strut around a little bit. It's that scene. In V for Ben Dede. The dominoes are built. They're millions of them. And you just walk up two and a go. Yeah. And we're going to get into the storm and end instead of a V. That's right. We're close. Bob's going off, dude. I'll tell you this, dude. If we don't fix the penalties this week, fuck, I'm going to lose my mind. Third and 11 and you get a stop and then Ziegberry pushes the guy. I'm in the camp of you. Even put that kid in the position because you should have won the game outright by multiple scores at this point. But the fact that he does some dumb shit like that, I'm like, dude, what are we fucking doing? Makes me sick. Makes me sick. Offends look good, though. Yeah. The numbers indicate you should have won going away. Yeah. Well, and then Iowa or one play away from being undefeated or one play away and one second away from being two and two. Such as life. Yeah. Game of interest, dude. It's a game of interest. We'll be talking more about all of this on Friday, bus and a paid on campus. Blacksburg, Virginia, this Friday, Lincoln, Nebraska, next Friday. We'll see you next week. Let's be 21 plus and present in select states for Kansas in affiliation with Kansas, Starr Casino or 18 plus and present in DC. First online real money wager only $5 first deposit required bonus issued as non withdrawal bonus bets, which expire seven days after receipt, restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fandual.com gambling problem call 1-800 gambler or visit fandual.com/rg. Call 1-888-789777 or visit ccpg.org/chat in Connecticut or visit ndgamblinghelp.org in Maryland. Hope is here. Visit gamblinghelplinema.org or call 800-327-5050 for 24/7 support in Massachusetts or call 1-877-8 hope-NY or text hope-NY in New York. I'm Lexi Waneu, we're two best friends, 22 years apart, but so close at heart. Hi, this is Kylie breakman, Angel Jaretana. Here, Michael Hane, Patrick McDonald. 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Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. A new podcast titled *Don't Lie to Me* features Lisa and Lexi, two best friends with vastly different life experiences, discussing honesty in dating, beauty, and aging.
  2. The podcast highlights real, unfiltered conversations about personal growth, relationships, and life choices, emphasizing authenticity over perfection.
  3. Multiple iHeart Radio podcasts cover diverse topics including women’s health, true crime comedy, college football betting, and political news.
  4. *Scam Goddess* and *Rock Solid* offer entertainment through humor and deep cultural insights, while *Front Page* and *Decoding Women's Health* provide timely, expert-driven news and health education.
  5. A special episode on the death of artist Patre Mathers explores mental health and grief, prompting dialogue on suicide and its impact on loved ones.
  6. College football betting show *Fandals* promotes free, interactive gameplay with a chance to win jackpots and profit boost tokens based on predictions.
  7. Hosts engage in passionate debates on coaching changes, team performance, and player development, particularly in college football, with strong emphasis on data and psychological trends.
  8. The podcast lineup reflects a broad range of voices—diverse in background, experience, and perspective—offering listeners insightful, relatable, and often humorous content on current events and personal life.

Summary:

This podcast collection features a variety of engaging, topic-diverse shows available on iHeartRadio and major podcast platforms. Central to the lineup is *Don't Lie to Me*, a heartfelt conversation between two lifelong friends, Lisa and Lexi, who explore honesty in relationships, aging, and personal growth. Other notable shows include *Scam Goddess*, a comedic take on fraud and crime, and *Front Page*, which breaks down major news stories with expert analysis.

*Decoding Women's Health* offers medical insight into midlife issues, while *The Black Mother Wound* and *Whatever It Takes* focus on emotional healing and motherhood. A special episode on the suicide of artist Patre Mathers addresses mental health and grief. In addition, a college football betting segment highlights interactive audience participation with rewards for accurate picks.

The broader narrative includes in-depth analysis of team performance, coaching trends, and player development, particularly in the SEC. These programs collectively offer a mix of humor, serious discussion, and community-driven engagement, appealing to listeners seeking both entertainment and meaningful content on personal and societal issues.

FAQs

The new podcast is called 'Don't Lie to Me'. It features two best friends, Lexi and Lisa, who have wildly different references and opinions but share a deep connection despite being 22 years apart.

You can listen to 'Don't Lie to Me' on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

The 'Scam Goddess' podcast is a true crime comedy show that explores topics like robbery, fraud, and those who commit them, featuring interviews with guests who have been scammed.

The 'Front Page' podcast breaks down major headlines and provides context to help listeners understand current events, including political and social issues affecting communities.

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