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Podcast: Cover 3 College Football Episode: Who had the best and worst offseasons in college football? Segment: North Texas podcast segment **Team-Specific Podcast Notes** - again, this doesn't mean I'm going to pick LSU to win the national championship, but I think again just garnering interest, conversation, you could even throw that in there. - I mean, the guy is the biggest name in sort of this space when you're talking about athletes eligibility, whether it's NFL, whether it's college football, and he has had a ton of wins against the NCAA. - **Episode:** I mean, the guy is the biggest name in sort of this space when you're talking about athletes eligibility, whether it's NFL, whether it's college football, and he has had a ton of wins against the NCAA. - **Episode:** I mean, I guess too, not having your quarterback suspended for gambling alley, that would that should come in too, like staying out of trouble, you know, no NCA investigations, all of those you could put in a category, too. Transcript excerpt: But that's not an option now. So they're really backs against the wall. They've got to do anything they can to try to stay competitive, which is with Brendan Sorsby, you know, as an option at quarterback. that there's also like if you took a six week suspension here, I mean six week suspension, they're very likely to be five and0 or four four in one or five and0. I mean their first five games are Abene, Oregon State, Houston, which is you know potential loss, >> Sam Houston and Colorado. >> Like they're going to roll out there with either Will Hammond assuming he comes back healthy from the ACL or the third string kid from Tulsa, um Francis. and they're they're going to roll the ball out and and and win four of those five easy like no shot of an upset there in in four of those five. Houston obviously in in Levik uh or well AT&T Stadium, excuse me. Uh is is the interesting one. Um like their schedule's very backloaded. So like if you're Texas Tech, like shoot cool. >> I just mention we'll take it. >> I just don't know how much wiggle room they have though. Like >> right >> because this is not like an eligibility case.