Bussin' With The Boys - Josh Pate Picks Arch Manning & Texas Over Oklahoma + Will Compton & Taylor Lewan Ride With Oregon
Episode Date: October 8, 2025Welcome back to The Locker Room with Josh Pate, Will Compton, & Taylor Lewan! This week, we dive into the exciting matchups of Michigan VS. USC, Texas VS. Oklahoma, Ohio State VS. Illinois, Alabam...a VS. Missouri, and Indiana VS. Oregon. New episodes every Wednesday at 6:00 PM CT. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 7:52 Michigan VS. USC 19:55 Texas VS. Oklahoma 30:53 Ohio State VS. Illinois 40:42 Alabama VS. Missouri 51:08 Indiana VS. Oregon 1:01:05 Dog Of The Week 1:07:20 Bet The Boys Parlay See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Yeah.
Welcome in.
You guys were having a conversation about Nebraska, Maryland.
More so gambling.
More so gambling.
But you know, every conversation that William and I have about Nebraska has happened in your presence.
We have never talked about Nebraska behind your back.
I don't believe that.
That's, you're calling that a lie.
Knowing Wilcocton, he's a guy that gets you in the corner and he'll talk about the Huskers, whether you like it or not.
Similar to what he said a couple weeks ago about chef Josh.
Like that is,
Chef Jack, excuse me.
Chef Jack.
Josh,
staring out of Josh,
is a Jack over there in the corner.
But when we were,
we guys were saying you're like,
you love Nebraska this week over Maryland.
I feel very confident about Nebraska covering its Maryland as well.
Until you said it's your favorite pick of the week.
Because a few weeks ago at the Buston Bowl,
it was also your favorite pick of the week for Nebraska.
Which makes you think,
haven't I doubled down on being guarded
before I ever say something like that again?
Now it does.
Yeah. Now it does. I wasn't before, but now you've really, you've really sold me.
Can I tell you this? Both of you. I would like to tell everyone in the room this. So a high level
mustache type, an executive at a media company, text me last week. It was Wednesday night. It was like
8 o'clock. The episode had just dropped. He said, you know what, man, you guys are great chemistry
on that show. It's a great mixture of there's enough meat on the bone for the analytical types.
There's enough humor for the casual types. Not that we're just looking to attract casuals here.
But I said, thanks, man.
And then I was sitting there thinking to myself as I drove in this morning.
It's really easy to have fun and be lighthearted the first half of the season.
But then you start looking at the records every week.
Then the pumpkins come out.
And you try and lock in and you tend to get a little more serious the second half of the year.
So what I think we have to do is we have to guard against that.
We have to be the right level of serious, but also the right level of fun.
Because what do we have if we don't have fun?
Yeah, and that brings me to the commissioner's poll.
Good level of serious, good level of fun.
Georgia Tech top 10.
Haven't lost the game.
Over Missou, who's undefeated.
Sell me on why Georgia Tech is over Missouri.
And look, this is very small.
It's 10 or 11.
Like you said, with one and two, Ohio State, Miami, you can swap them.
But why in your brain is it, am I going to troll the country with this one?
No, no, no, it's not that.
I'm just nodding along with your statement.
I'm not saying yes, you're right.
Okay, so talk to me about how Georgia Tech's what, too bad.
Best wins are Clemson, who we know about now.
They're not even in your poll.
Wake Forest, they escaped that game.
Then you look at Missou, beating Kansas, beating South Carolina.
I would say that those couple wins would outweigh what we know about Clemson now
and a little, you know, kind of a fluky game there at the end with a Wake Forest team.
So last night, when we were putting the commissioners poll together, I was sitting at our table and our studio.
And there were two of them.
One was one that you're going to bring up.
The other was this.
It was Missouri and it was, who did you just mentioned, Georgia Tech?
So it was like coin flip either way.
So eventually we take five minutes on it and I said, just put them down in whatever order.
So that was basically the extent of what it came down to.
Would it make you feel better if I flipped them?
Yeah, it would.
Well, I can't do it because we already made the graphic.
You can put out an official statement.
You can pop a little note to screenshot.
We could do that.
We could do that.
But the good news for Missouri is they got Alabama in this.
week, which we're going to talk about in the show. So if they beat Alabama, no one's arguing
them or Georgia Tech. They're like solidly in the top 10, top eight, top six, whatever.
All right. So you can go ahead and talk about the second question I'm going to ask because I don't
even need to ask it. All right. So I'll read his lines on the prompter here. How could you possibly
have, roll it Cincinnati over Nebraska? And it's a great question. All right? If it were week two
or week three, we would have to strictly honor the head to head. We have gotten six weeks into the
season now. So I've got a little bit more than just head to head. So I looked at Cincinnati last
week and what they did against Iowa State. And Iowa State at that point was in my top 15. And I thought
they beat them. It kind of had like a Miami FSU vibe where the final score was way closer than the
game was. So pretty emphatic result against Iowa State. At that point, I think I had them a little
bit behind Nebraska. So then that bumped them a little bit ahead of Nebraska. So I think the resume
overall has enough meat on the bone where there's a little bit.
little bit more juice in the Cincinnati corner to where I didn't go head to head. Because if they
were just equal, I would have gone head to head. I would have put Nebraska ahead of Cincinnati.
Right. Just take Cincinnati's resume at three points and that's Nebraska. That's right. So just something
to think about next. Just something to think about. We got to take care of business down in Maryland.
But we have a lot of great games we're talking about here. We got Michigan, USC, Oklahoma, Texas, Ohio State, Illinois,
Alabama, Missouri. We got Indiana, Oregon. We got some dogs of the week, which, by the way,
your boy is six and one on his dogs of the week for the year.
What's, is Josh paid six and one as well?
Five and one.
We're both five and one.
Two and four.
Taylor, two and four on dogs, parlay.
We lost to parlay last week.
That's a hand up my fault.
I moved the line Nebraska minus 16 and a half.
They should have covered that.
Michigan State had a trash touchdown at the end of the game.
But let's talk the first game of the week.
Wasn't Michigan State up 21, 2014?
Yeah, and then the Huskers woke up 24 unanswered.
Gotcha.
Got you.
Not cover the original line.
Ah.
Fuck.
We're talking about the parlay line movement we had here, right?
You guys are doing great in win-loss categories that don't count towards the show.
I probably need to do a better job of focusing on my parlay and my dog on the week.
I just put everything into these five games that we talk about every single week.
And look, I'm moving off the Huskers for everybody this week.
I got a different team to parlay.
That's big of you.
That's big of you.
First game you talked about is near and dear to my heart.
It's Michigan at USC.
is favored minus two and a half.
This game is at night in the Coliseum.
And total points in that game is 57.5.
I would love to just go on a rampage about Michigan
and how they're going to dominate.
And I do think toughness beats pretty,
nine times out of 10.
But Jordan Maiava, the quarterback for USC,
he does great against the Blitz.
Who bits is the most in all power for, Michigan?
So his, I think, his completion percentage against the Blitz
is like 87 and a half percent.
He's only taken one sack.
So there's a lot of areas, if you're a Michigan fan,
to be nervous for this game.
This is what I'll say about that.
Everybody that USC has played from a blitzing standpoint
is a pedestrian defense compared to Michigan.
It doesn't play Derek Moore,
who's going to be a day two pick,
Jayshott and Barron,
who's going to be a day one pick.
Both of our linebackers are going to get drafted in the NFL.
We got a front seven that's willing to murder you.
And we got that safety.
What's his name, Hillman?
What's your favorite player in college football?
Brandon Hillman.
Brandon Hillman. My God.
Couple of that with Bryce Underwood going for,
270 last week, running for over
125 yards against the number one
rush defense in all the country.
I'm obviously biased in the situation.
I'm going to take Michigan money line.
I'm biased. I understand that.
I'll let you guys break down the logic of everything else
because right now I can't look at it any other way.
But I am nervous.
For me to say I'm not nervous is...
Everybody that's watching at home right now,
I think can smell it through their screen.
Yeah, I am...
This is...
Tears are a little rattle.
He's not even trying to actually sell us on Michigan.
JP and I sat there before the show and it's like, this is the game.
Like if you don't win this game, it's all right, eyes got to be on 26.
Because you got the quarterback yellow things, but this is the game.
It's like, who are we going to be?
Wow.
And I'm nervous about it.
Because you know you're going to be a hard state the end of the year.
The part that I hate is that like you drop this game, it's all eyes on 26.
Like there's still so much.
We're in week seven, but still all eyes on 26 for me.
So the only.
loss you have is Oklahoma. It's an out of conference game. Should have won that one. Out of
that's debatable. Out of conference game. Should have won that game. First conference loss. We're moving
on to 26. Listen, man, it's, um, you got to beat USC's ass here. I mean, you look back at the last,
the last time we played. We could not throw the ball. We had no four pass. We had it turned off
in our settings if you're playing a video game. And still 290 on the ground. And we put,
and we did a two minute drill at the end of the game to win. And we just ran the ball up the middle.
USC has gotten bigger
on the defensive side of the ball
and the offensive side of the ball
and the offensive side of the ball
and the trenches.
The boys have grown up
a little bit out there
on the West Coast.
They've gotten bigger.
But you put it on the Illinois game
and it's like,
oh, there's the game plan
right there if you are a tough football
team to beat USC.
Yeah.
What's the matter with you?
I'm just nervous.
This is me and my
fandom being like, bro,
I got to have it.
GTHI.
Last time I watched this team
go on the road,
was it Nebraska?
Was that the last road game?
And I mean, I had the pleasure, the distinct honor of standing next to you.
I've never seen a chest that big.
I've never seen eyes that wide.
I've never seen confidence ooze out of a person.
And they validated your belief.
And now Lincoln Riley?
Lincoln Riley has you shook?
Lincoln, you ran for 290 without the forward pass last year.
I can't be my true self in this situation?
I just expected more from your true self.
I listen, regardless of who else is.
sitting on the set.
Nebraska was a much less talented team
much more beneath Michigan.
Oh.
I knew that and their game plan showed that.
Hurt people, hurt people.
That's what's happening right now.
That's truly like, I've said that vocally.
Like I just think Nebraska wasn't there from a talent standpoint.
USC matches up well against Michigan.
I gave you the blitz stat.
Lemon, they're getting another wide receiver back.
Their quarterback can run the ball as well as past the ball.
They have a good offense.
And so I'm excited to watch this defense stand up.
But then I watched the Wisconsin game.
There's a lot of holes
when you're blitzing that much.
Wink Martindale,
he's blitzing more than he did last year,
and I was getting a little nervous about that.
So this is like a nervous game for me.
Luckily, I'm not playing Saturday.
I get to get off a plane
because we're going to get back
a real fast clump from Red River robbery.
I'm going to rush my ass home.
I'm going to put that thing on,
and I'm going to be excited for every single snap.
But as I sit here, I can't,
you know, I'm looking at my record.
I have a standard to uphold
for the people that are watching me 18 and 14.
I just think, listen, I am biased.
I'm in a blender about this one.
I think it's going to work out for us, but I am a little nervous.
Do you want to go?
Sure, we can talk some ball.
I think Michigan's a good football team.
I think when I was watching when I was going back and looking at the USC
Illinois game, like USC fumbling on the first drive.
Illinois, one of their scores is a double reverse touchdown.
USC had a massive play, a touchdown called back for an illegal man downfield.
And when they had to have it, USC got very lucky with the fumble recovery before
half time. Buddy was down. His elbow was down. USC gets a football, but there's 49 seconds left
before halftime, and they go down 65 yards. They don't punch it in. They're inside the 10.
They end up, they end of the game when they had to go up one, they're marching down the field
fast. I personally think USC has too much offense for Michigan because Michigan's going to have to
keep up. And when we sat on the show and talked about Illinois USC and it was like, you know, I basically
just said, why not Illinois? We talked about how they would have to make it a phone booth game.
because they can run the ball pretty well.
But honestly, it wasn't even very much like a phone booth game.
Like Luke, Altenheimer.
No, no. Stick with Altenheimer.
Altenheimer.
Luke Altenheimer is 20 for 26, like 320 plus yards.
Like he's got some good dropback game where he's slinging it around,
painting it near the sideline, everything else.
And when I watch Michigan's offense, there's not a lot of true pass game.
It's you've got to move the pocket.
It's play action.
It's perimeter.
It's run game.
And I just don't think offensively,
they're built to kind of keep up with USC
because in my opinion, USC's going to score.
So when I look at this game,
and then I look at Justice Haynes,
you look at he's got, what,
654 yards on the season?
Five carries of those go for like 305 yards.
Like half of his carries are from five carries,
five explosive plays where he's untouched running to the end zone.
So I just, I feel like USC, and here's just a stat too.
USC since
22, since Lincoln Raleigh showed up,
as a home favorite, they're 18 and 2.
After a buy week, they're 5 and 1.
That's a paper popper.
Yeah.
I just, I like USC in this spot.
I think Michigan, I think they're a little too inconsistent
right now on offense.
And right now it's like, if I want to go Michigan,
I'm kind of hanging my hat on a couple of just explosive plays
happening because they'll have three and outs.
You know, they'll have just drives that are kind of weird,
whether Bryce is overthrowing a little bit, a receiver dropping a football.
So I'm going to go USC here.
Marsh five-star freshman, four receptions for 80 yards.
Donovan McCauley, six receptions for 112 yards last game, pushing the ball down the field.
Yeah.
Pushing the ball.
So you mentioned the explosive plays from Michigan, and I've been caught in this trap before.
I've been caught in the trap.
He has.
Hey, as long as so-and-so limits the explosive run, like I'm, I,
been caught in that trap of let's take Justice Haynes one or two long runs away. What else did
he do? Oh, otherwise he was 2.7 yards per carry. And then he pops two explosive runs on me and
it's irrelevant. Like if he does it every game, it's irrelevant. So last year in this game,
Michigan had touchdown runs of 53, 41. They had a 63 yard run to set up the game winner.
So they had it in this game last year. They had it without a quarterback that was any threat to
throw the ball last year. Now you at least have a threat to throw the ball.
You got a good tailback, tandem again, but you really got a good lead tailback.
What I am very curious about is what if USC grabs a lead?
What if they can just get up 17 to 3?
What if they force Michigan into a really unfamiliar spot, a spot that I don't know if we trust them to come from behind.
I don't know if we trust them to throw the ball to win the game.
But that's game script stuff.
So if it doesn't start that way, if it's just a standardized game, what I have trouble doing is I have trouble blindly trusting USC to win a fist fight.
If you could turn the game into that, which Michigan will because it's their identity.
Very rarely do they face one of these teams and not at least insert the physical element into the game.
Most of the times they win those games.
At the very least, they insert that element into the game.
So the one thing I remember about the Oklahoma game is Oklahoma got after Underwood a little bit.
They pressured them a little bit.
And USC is not going to garner respect defensively, nationally.
And that's okay.
They are a top 25 pressure rate team.
So if you can't run the ball on early downs,
They do have the ability, if they earn the right to rush the passer, they do have the ability
to pressure underwood.
So I'm making the case for USC, but then I remember the Nebraska game.
Namely, afterwards, you're laid out behind me.
I'm at least able to sit up, but I'm on camera talking about how Michigan did it to me again,
how I picked against them again, how I had a Michigan problem.
So I've worked on my Michigan problem.
Quietly, I don't want to be labeled a hero, but I've done the work off camera.
I've done the work in the dark.
that I can come to you in the light and say, if I'm going to be wrong here, I'm going to be
wrong riding with Michigan. I'm taking Michigan to win the game. It feels so weird for the words
to come out of my mouth. I'm taking Michigan to, it feels, it feels something. Yeah. I'm taking Michigan
to win the game. What is what life's all about is just feeling something in general. Yeah.
Good, bad, a little dopamine. You got to feel something. So if we go down, we're going down together.
I love that. I love having you on my side for this one. And it's very fitting that Will takes USC in this
but hey, but hey. It's not personal brother. I know it's not.
You like the shiny object.
Is it?
It's more like, like, if this game was at, if this game.
This is not a personal, I don't think it's personal at all.
Go ahead.
I was just going to say, if this game is at Michigan, I'm probably going the other way
because I just think these teams, like we have so much evidence of,
outside of like a team like Ohio State.
But you have just the evidence of teams just struggling,
especially more so in the first half when they're traveling to a coast game
or West Coast is coming to the Midwest.
Or you look at Maryland and West.
Washington last week. Washington ends up getting that game, but it was 20 to nothing going into the
fourth quarter. And again, it's just like the USC's offense. I just watched them. Like, they have
some really good players. I think they're going to have a good plan and have a bad taste in their
mouth losing a game they shouldn't have to Illinois and having a buy week to kind of sit on it.
But yeah, should we go to the Red River shootout, Red River rivalry? We should.
So, yeah, I heard you guys having the conversation. What is the correct terminology of that?
When I was born...
Future college football commissioner, he's a historian now.
When I was born, the game was called the Red River Shootout.
Okay.
Somewhere along the way, it got changed.
But I never changed it.
You never did.
So in my mind, it's the Red River Shootout.
The banners can say whatever they want to.
The field can be spray painted, whatever it wants to.
It's the Red River Shootout in my household.
I love it.
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How does that happen?
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Maybe.
That's what I should do.
Anti-Texas.
You got the Red River shootout.
You're choosing to not go to it because Texas is there.
Texas chose for me not to go to it.
Texas screwed it up.
I didn't screw my trip to Dallas up.
Texas screwed my trip to Dallas up.
What's that mean for you in this game?
Texas is going to win.
Texas is going to win the game.
Make no mistake about it.
I wasn't a Texas hater.
I was a Texas truth teller last week.
I've been an Oklahoma truth teller all year.
Did we not sit around this table in the preseason
and have me tell you,
give me John Mateer for the Heisman.
Did I not tell you in the commissioner's poll?
Give me Oklahoma top ten.
Did I not say these things?
Did I not say last week?
Texas is in trouble in the swamp.
In fact, give me Florida to win the game outright.
Did I not bear the burden of being labeled a Texas hater last week?
The answer to all these questions is yes.
So I think what that makes me is an authority on this game.
Because I quite literally haven't been wrong about either of these teams all year.
The sheriff is in town.
So we walk into that.
Actually, you guys walk into Dallas.
I'll be in Missouri.
But people walk into Dallas on Saturday.
They've moved this game to 3.30 Eastern.
2.30 Central, used to be an 11 a.m. kickoff, whatever. You're so much an authority, like,
you don't have to go to the game. You're just sending us to the game. Yes. I'm dispatching you to
the game. Yes. Texas has struggled offensively. Goes without saying. All right, the same
principles that were in play for Florida last week. The reason I like Florida to win is because when
you sucked doing something a certain way, you have the least incentive in the world to continue doing
that thing that way. I think Texas and their coaching staff,
expected a whole lot more out of this offensive line.
But okay, you got what you got right now.
But you still do have scholarship Texas offensive linemen there.
You still do have a really highly paid staff there.
You've got a sponge in your hand.
You thought it was full of water.
You didn't even have to squeeze it.
Okay, well, it turns out you got to squeeze the sponge harder,
but there's still enough water in there.
You're still good enough.
Arch Manning quietly has improved.
If he wasn't being pressured on like half of his dropbacks, it would be nice.
He's having to bear the brunt of all the scrutiny.
And Texas's offensive line is woeful.
underachieved. I had a paper popper stat. Their tailbacks have done nothing. Like Texas running backs,
nine rushes for 11 yards against Florida. So no one else is doing anything either. It's just the New York
Times doesn't want to write about Texas running backs or left guards. They want to write about
Arch Manning. I don't think Oklahoma's run the ball worth anything either outside of John Mateer.
Their tailbacks against power for competition under three yards per carry. That isn't even to
mention whether Metteer is going to play. And if he plays, is he 100%. If he's not 100%
Hawkins has to go, he was not good against Kent. I know they blew Kent state out. He was not
good. So they need to win by scoring 17 or something like that and just need to hold Texas to
like single digits. If John Meteer does play, I still wonder, is he 100%? And if he is even,
I wonder if they have a complimentary enough ground game that Texas has to respect, the
Cap Buster plays. In other words, I wonder if those are there. Because if they're not,
and they may not be there for Texas either, you just get into a slug fest. In those type of games,
I just love the more desperate team. And I do think there are some plays there to be made for
Arch Manning. So I'm going to say the same thing this week that I said last week. I said,
I don't think there's a huge gap between Florida, Texas. And everyone thought that was insane.
And then Florida won. I know the records and the rankings say otherwise. In this one game setting,
Saturday and Dallas, I don't think there's that big a gap between Texas. And then we're
Texas OU. I'm taking the more desperate team. I think Texas wins.
Brent Vinnibald's defense.
Respect it.
Respect it.
Is this a struggling? You said the running back?
Buddy, I feel great after that.
You know how I'm obsessed with wounded animals at the beginning with?
Like, I'm thinking, I think I'm going to.
What an out of context clip to be taken later.
Yeah, yeah.
I'm obsessed with wounded animals.
Yeah.
I'm obsessed with wounds.
Like Rob Zombie's Halloween.
Oh, God.
You guys remember that one?
No.
We were talking about Spooktober.
Rob Zombie's Halloween.
I know he's got three movies.
the yeah the Halloween where he kind of it was Michael Myers and he was a young yeah yeah yeah
yeah it was you know that one got the most out yeah yeah yeah yeah it is spooky season yeah
yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah it is spooky season yeah i was like you like texas yeah i was so up in the
air about this game so up in the air like i i honestly i just didn't know which way i wanted to go it's
like you got i love by the way the chapolte lake king you know you get on the reddit the channels
that are promoting that they they talk to john material you said hell yeah i'm gonna play in this
game. Anybody close to John Matar, if it's up to him, he's going to play in this game. I hope he
gets to play in this game because I want to see your Oklahoma team that you've been talking about
all year long. Yes, you have called. That was beautiful, by the way. What you just did was
beautiful. And I think, too, it's like, I'm so pissed off about the way Texas performed
last week because I truly believed in that defense, that veteran defense that I was talking about.
that's not only been top five this year but top five last year and i think it is i think it's
one of those gut check situations defensively like when you're watching that film and then talking
about a game like oklahoma about how badly you need it i think they bounced back in a big way
of john mityer or not so i was wanting to go texas again and you just absolutely sold me
so which just leaves one give me oklahoma oh the suitors especially if matthier plays i love the
read it. I love the Chipotle. I love Venable's defense. I think if you're...
Love Dobson. Yeah, I love Dobson. If Texas hasn't been able to operate against these other
teams, how they're supposed to operate against Brent Benneball's defense. Wow. I mean, Arch Manning,
he's had a tough one. I don't want to throw salt in the womb when it comes to the Manning family,
friends of the show. Friends of the show. Friends of the show. But when I look at Oklahoma,
and I have to relive in my head how they kind of dominated Michigan and the way Michigan likes
to play, they took their identity. They said, don't worry about that. We're going to put you in a
blender for four quarters. I look at Oklahoma and I'm like if Matir plays 100% 80% 75% I like them pushing
the ball down the field enough to win this game. It's a hand. It's a hand. But everything you
also hurt because you bring up a couple of people that are related to the program right now.
Correct. Matir is not only a handsome boy who can throw the ball over the yard who's got
enough shake to be like a considered a dual threat quarterback. But he's a guy's guy's guy.
Guy's guy.
Guys guy.
Don't treat me like a quarterback.
Yeah, I'm not quite a put weight on the ball.
Yeah, let me put that.
I'm gonna put that on my back.
I'm gonna squat that.
We're gonna get after it.
Power clean.
He's a dude, he's got that like creatine vibe about him where he's all about the sups.
He's all about a fat armed Friday.
All about a good laugh.
All about a good laugh.
He's like one of those dudes that's like, as much as I hated him a few weeks ago,
kind of falling in love with him right now.
So give me Oklahoma.
Hmm.
And I also think too, like, you know, Sark.
Not a stat, but give me Oklahoma.
You know Sark is just, there's a little bit of,
talk right now. Boyd there's a lot of talk right now. Sark's name getting tied a little bit.
The James Franklin stats like you know they got a they in Texas you talk about desperation too
like Texas has to have this game. Yep.
There's Oklahoma. It's their record five and no. They're undefeated. They're undefeated.
And you guys loved the wounded animal and we talked. You did the Florida thing last week
but a couple weeks ago you guys did Florida versus. Buddy, I've done I remember we were talking about
last week I said the reason I'm scared to not pick Florida this week against Texas because. Yeah, yeah.
This is going to be the week where they turn it around.
But I was on them here for a couple weeks in a row,
and I think they're a live dog, a live gator this week.
Against A&M, in my personal opinion.
By the way, just before we move on this game,
big transitive property game.
About middle of the season, you start talking about transitive properties.
So let's just say, for example,
let's say Texas does go and win this game Saturday.
Well, in terms of the transitive property,
later down the road,
that means the team that Ohio State handled
in week one just beat the team that handled Michigan.
What does it mean for rivalry week?
That's a rock paper scissors situation.
Time out.
Just because one doesn't mean it beats the other.
Go to that scenario again.
All right.
Transitive property.
You said transitive and I was trying to like weirdly google in my head.
I was doing the same thing.
Like I got to figure out what transitive means by the time.
Yeah, yeah.
And then when he brought up three games, I was like, okay, Ohio State beat Texas, Michigan.
There's a corner of the internet.
Texas beats Oklahoma.
Texas beats Oklahoma.
I'm more saying this so I know that I'm right.
You can say, okay, that's correct.
If Texas beats Oklahoma and Ohio State beat Texas and Oklahoma beat Michigan,
what does that mean for Ohio State Michigan?
And what it means is Buckeyes by 90.
That's what it means.
There is no other way.
Here's your problem.
Remember all that therapy you went to about having a Michigan problem?
I got a Michigan problem.
We need to move on.
Even we're picking a game that has nothing to do with them right now.
You're still picking against Michigan.
This means Ohio State by 90.
I feel more comment about Michigan now than ever beating U.S.
See because you really don't believe you're just saying it because you said in the past.
Look, back in the early days of the internet, one of the first things that happened is porn.
But another thing that happened was people figured out how to talk about the transitive property on message boards.
And this took off.
There were people who knew ball.
There were people who didn't know ball.
The didn't know ball crowd just started talking about the transitive property.
They thought they had football licked.
Well, if A beat B and B beat C, how could C possibly beat A?
And then C would beat A.
And they would be like, this makes no sense.
How could this have happened?
What happens because the ball is shaped weird.
And you score in threes and sevens.
And last week doesn't matter this week.
So I always love to have fun and just throw the transitive property in people's faces.
And then when it pans out, you just talk about it like it's science.
That's a beautiful way to backtrack on everything you just said.
That's correct.
A transitive property states that if a first item relates to a second item and the second item relates to the third item in the same way,
then the first item also relates to the third item in that same way.
That's what I said.
Yeah. That's exactly what I said.
The definition is more confusing the way you framed it to me.
But there's nothing too. Like when somebody throws a definition and then you check it and that definition is the exact same as the internet.
To me it's like, oh buddy, you operate at a different level.
Yeah, it's Francis Ellis on the podcast.
Yeah, like I could put definitions together just with a, you know, I can try to throw words at something and be like, oh, that kind of makes sense.
But when it's spot on, a lot of respect for you, Josh.
I'm texting Sark.
So what you're saying, Sark knows now.
If Texas beats Oklahoma, Ohio State by 90 in November.
Minimum.
Speaking of Ohio State, speaking of Ohio State,
Ohio State goes to Illinois this week.
Number one team in the country against the 17 team in the country.
Shaky number one team in the country.
Ohio State is favored by 14 and a half.
The over under on this game is 49 and a half.
Fellas, how are we feeling?
Because I'm going to be honest.
I like Ohio State.
Three scores.
You like Ohio State three scores against the?
Illinois. Two scores and a point. Okay, which would make? Go for two. Go for two on one of those.
I like, I hope and pray Ohio State wins this game. I need them to be undefeated for that
lost by 90 that you were referring to. But Illinois, 14 and a half, for me, it's just too many
points. It's a lot of points. At Illinois, Luke Altenheimer. He is one of the more underrated
quarterbacks in college football. And I agree. They have a great operation of a dude. They do a great
job of sustaining drives. Their defense is good, not great. And you look at Ohio State, if Texas is
who we think Texas is, then they don't really have a, Ohio State doesn't have a huge win or a big
like, hey, we beat those guys this year. They're in a bit of a dogfighting the first half of their
game against Ohio. They end up covering in that game. Well, actually, they tied that spread
28 points, but it was like 9 to 9 or 9 to whatever. I just think, Illinois,
Illinois, Brett Bilema, they get embarrassed by Indiana.
Just because they came and have righted the ship a little bit,
doesn't mean that taste isn't out of their mouth.
Ohio State wins this game, but Illinois covers.
Yeah.
I don't mind that thought to me.
It's like I'm kind of, I got hit in the mouth last week with a pick like this.
And it was Mississippi State A&M.
I feel like they're kind of begging you.
Yeah, you move the line and still lost.
Yeah, they're kind of begging you to take this line.
Exactly.
I didn't move the line.
The line moved.
Oh, you took a, okay, so you saw.
It was 14 and a half, and then by Saturday it was 16 and a half.
So you jumped on.
I just jumped on because Pate's like, you know, they could be just begging you to take it.
Yeah, they kept on turning the rod.
You watched film, watch this.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And so I'm learning from that, and I just think, yeah, that's the sole reason why I'm taking this game.
I do think Illinois is underrated.
I think there are a good football team.
I think Ohio State's a different beast.
Defensively, they are a different beast.
You can talk people can have conversations about the offense all they want.
They do what they have to do in games.
Matt Patricia is incredible out there.
That defense flies around.
I like Ohio State here because, again, when I was watching the USC Illinois game,
Illinois is going to need turnovers to go their way.
They're going to need a couple trick plays in there.
I just think Ohio State's going to be ready to go.
They're going to go into Illinois, and I think they cover this.
I think Illinois plays very similarly to Washington in a lot of ways.
They're not as mobile at quarterback, but they still utilize that RPO.
He's reading that linebacker.
while they're running a quick slant.
And a lot of those plays that Washington had
where they pushed the ball down the field
on that Ohio State defense,
they were successful.
Between the 25 and the 25,
very successful about getting the ball
down the field.
And when they got in the red zone,
they're in the red zone three separate times,
they only come away with six different points.
I like the culture of Brett B. Lemae
a little bit more than I do in Washington.
They play a similar game on offense
that seemed to be relatively successful
in the chunk of middle of the field
versus Ohio State.
And that's why I think, I mean, you look at Ohio State's run game.
They're like a three-back system.
They got a running back, his name's Bo Jackson.
He's got half as many yards as Justin Hayes, if you're,
Justice Hayes, if you're wondering.
But they just don't, they're not like a,
they don't have a dynamic pass game and run game.
They have one or the other based on the game that they're playing.
And I like Illinois, they seem a little more of a complete team.
They're not as good, but they're good at both,
as opposed to being a good one or the other.
there was a random score in my head that kept floating around because the number's 14 and a half right
the score 20 to 6 kept floating around it would be so brutal because again ohio state will have gone
in there and do what they do they will have done a version of what they did to washington where
illinois has no shot offensively all day struggling to cross the 50 whatever but ohio state has so
few possessions right now offensively they just grind the game to a halt which is beautiful it's not a
knock on them. It's a knock on laying the points with them because you're worried, can they pull
away? The one thing I do think is I think they know, and I think they have structured the entire
first half of their season to bring Julian Sayan along at a proper pace because they know they're not
going to get challenged after Texas. So they can kind of treat this as fall camp, although don't
let Ryan Day hear that. I think they'll add layer and layer and layer week by week. And I think they
realize we're going to have to throw the ball to win a national title. We're going to have to utilize
this wide receiver core more than we have if we're going to actually win the big 10 if we're
going to be to Oregon one day if we're going to go into Michigan to beat Michigan if we're going to
win in the playoffs so one of these games and maybe it's this one I think just you mentioned that hasn't
been there the run game and past game at the same time one of these games I think that's going to kind
of click and I'm going to semi bank that it's going to be this week so I'll actually take
Ohio State and lay the points but there's a solid 20 to six game in there somewhere where I'm just
you can't be serious you held them to six and we still didn't cover I'm going to roll the
I don't feel confident on it, so I won't be betting anything on this game,
but I'll take Ohio State to win and cover.
Okay.
Responsible.
Yep.
Responsible man right there.
That would be nuts.
Do I get some credit if I say 20 to 6?
I mean, it is on the record.
It is true.
Do we give them something?
We'll put a star next to your name in the lost category.
Yeah. Called the game exactly and lost.
Congrats.
Right.
You go three and two again.
We'll put a star next to the two.
Yeah.
We'll just give it an extra.
Give them an extra what?
Just an extra W.
Three, two, and one?
Hey, what's that one?
I called the exact score
they don't want a house day game.
No, he didn't follow it.
He bet against himself,
but he didn't call the score.
He did call the score.
It's going to be an interesting game.
And also,
they hate the past game.
I mean, they got too nasty wide receivers,
two first round pick wide receivers,
but they didn't really do a hole.
Yeah.
It's not like, oh my God,
they're blowing the doors out these guys.
And I kind of like, too,
watching and moving the ball
because they weren't that successful
clearly in the red zone,
but you have some tape to learn from.
You know what I mean?
Patricia can get a little,
you can get a little salt
in the defensive room.
Yeah.
It was either a pump return or a kick return that Ohio State fumbled the ball.
Yeah.
Put them in a short field.
It still came with only three in that situation.
Right.
Treating the boys like they lost going out to Washington.
Yeah.
The things we're saying together are making you feel good about the pick that I'm going against,
but it also makes me feel good about my pick.
Yeah.
You know what makes them feel good at Ohio State?
What?
Is knowing they hired Matt Patricia,
because their D.C. left them to go get 40 plus hung on him at UCLA.
I think that's what makes them feel good.
Can you imagine how?
how high those feet are kicked up in that building,
watching Penn State, UCLA, knowing Jim Knowles jetted on them.
And they're like, we'll be fine.
Talk about a butterfly effect.
Ohio State loses their DC to Penn State.
And because of that transition,
getting hung 40 on them, now there's fear in Lincoln,
Nebraska about their head coach going to Penn State.
Butterfly effect.
Look at that.
Butterfly effect.
I'm just saying, isn't that crazy?
Ashton Citcher, it's a great movie you should watch Butterfly Effect.
It is.
It's a phenomenal movie.
Well, you got to bring the brass in this.
He got a journal, he reads it, he goes,
and then he's in a different time period.
Believe,
Amy Smart is in that movie.
Preston from Remember the Titans is in that movie.
Football movie, you love football movies.
Coach Rule ain't going anywhere.
Speaking of Amy Smart.
Coach Rule ain't going anymore.
I hope he doesn't.
I love Coach Rule.
I've been on House Rules.
Briefly.
Yeah, that's my guy.
I've been on it, right?
You were in the credits.
You were in the credits of the show.
Just like Ryan Day is technically a friend of the show
for Bus and the Boys.
He's been on.
Yeah.
I'm just, this is a college football
show. We talk about things going on in college football.
One of the guys went to Nebraska.
And I'm saying there's rumors.
I know there's rumors, but this is like a father figure to me.
He ain't going on.
He wouldn't do it.
No, he wouldn't do it.
Loves it in Lincoln.
You're just saying that it is your job as a Big J.
journalist to just pretend.
You've got to present the scenario.
You've got to put it out there.
You're saying no way it happens.
Yeah, I'm saying no way it happens.
And I'm saying it would be bad for college football if it happened.
I can't have Matt Rule leave Nebraska.
that would be bad for college football.
He's not a bad for college football guy.
He's a good for college football guy.
Lest we forget, the job's not open at Penn State right now.
Less we forget.
Two weeks ago, you were framing a couple questions to me.
If they lose to Oregon, do you think about getting James Franklin out of there?
And my thought was like, hey, if you're happy with your ceiling being 10 and 2,
well, now the ceiling's no longer looking like 10 and 2.
That 10 and 2 looked more like a lost to Ohio State and not UCLA.
Right.
Now that it's UCLA.
And now you got to play Ohio State.
They play Indiana as well, right?
And Michigan State, Nebraska, Ohio State, at Iowa at night is all of a sudden just a game that no one can look over?
Yeah.
Yeah. Aller, getting pissed off. You guys still in the hunt for the playoffs? What do you think?
Anytime you have a response like that as a quarterback, it's like, oh, you guys are not happy.
I actually didn't even hear that sound bite. Did he really say that?
Yeah, he was sitting there and they're like, are you guys still in the hunt for the playoffs? He's like, what do you think?
Looks right at him. I'm asking you the question. I'm asking you the question.
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Yeah.
Alabama.
Alabama.
It might be going to Penn State.
Alabama at 14 Missouri.
Alabama's favored three and a half points.
Total points in that game is 52.5.
I was one of the first people to sit there after week one and be like Alabama's dead.
You hear the rumor, the Reddit rumors about 2 a.m.
Guys are getting their Uber Eats along with a side of ass,
and they're going up to their hotel room and doing whatever.
They're being very loose about everything.
Sat on that bus, looked at G in the eyes,
you guys might be done.
And a lot of people in college football,
only thought the same thing, but also we're kind of happy about it.
The college football world celebrated saying it is down.
The idea of Alabama being dead.
They danced on the grave even though there wasn't a body in there.
Right, just a dug hole.
Unfortunately thing for them is no one's in it.
And I think Alabama, this is my favorite pick of the entire week.
I think Missouri, they obviously have a great run game.
The running backs leading all of college football in rushing.
It's like 736 yards.
Some of the only 100 or something more than Justice Hayes.
But you look at who they've played.
They haven't really played anybody.
No disrespect to JP.
They played South Carolina.
Where Jeff's Carolina was ranked.
They beat them 29 to 20.
Alabama goes and they beat Georgia like they always do, but they stop.
They break Georgia's home game winning streak of like what, 23 games in?
Pre-COVID?
Pre-COVID.
Pre-covid.
Pre-boosters.
Yes.
The last time they, yeah.
So then they had Diego Pavia.
They were 1-0 against quarterbacks to talk trash again.
about them. He's a kid, man. He's just a kid. Yeah, he's just a young boy. He's just a kid. But they made
him look like a kid during that game a little bit. Had a bunch of turnovers. I like the way
Alabama's trending. Killing DeBoer comes on the show this week. Friend of the show. Two-time
friend of the show now. Two-time friend of the show. Yeah. I feel great about Alabama. The thing
that does make me nervous we were talking about before the show, Missouri under construction, I was
like, hey, they don't care about it. And I was like, Gary goes, I walked into Vanderbilt
last year and they were under construction. Look what happened there. So that does make me a little bit nervous.
But I'm taking Alabama to cover.
I got Alabama covering.
DeBoar is not a good construction coach.
Not a good,
but he also wasn't a good coach
against quarterbacks talk trash.
He's wrote that shit.
He's got to fix a lot of his trends.
He fixed the penalized trend.
They don't get penalized anymore.
You're fixing.
Now you've got to fix the road games.
You've got to fix the road game
because is the Georgia game a fix?
That's one game.
There are one and five going into that game.
It takes two or three.
Does it take three?
Does it take three?
Two is a streak.
Is three a trend and two's a streak?
I think it might be flipped.
Either way.
Either way they're not there yet.
I want whatever three is.
Oh, so you're with me.
I think, possibly?
I don't know.
Maybe.
What was the?
He's saying he might be saying...
How's six by 90?
Yeah.
Bucks by 90.
He might be saying until they get on that three game, whatever it is,
streak trend, he's going to make Bama prove it to him.
Yeah, only way to get three is to get three.
You've gotten two.
This is the next one in the list.
No, they've gotten one.
since that right in that ship.
Can I just say this, though?
Georgia.
Vanderbilt.
Yep.
Vandy was at home.
They beat Vandy.
They lost to Vaglia last year.
Yeah.
Multiple quarterbacks have been to death now.
Continue.
All right.
So the third one would be the game we're talking about right now, Missouri.
Yeah.
I think they're going to get the third.
Matt Rule's not leaving Nebraska.
That's not happening.
You don't think so?
No, I don't think so.
Alma mater?
Or will complex put it, alma mater?
Alma mater.
A tomato, tomator.
Boys were watching too much cars.
There's no way Altmaimer moves the ball in Ohio State.
There's no way.
There's no way it happens.
You don't think Altenheimer's going to get it done?
Caleb Towns?
I think Altonheimer presses the red button.
There's a couple of nukes on them.
Give me Missou here.
I'm just waiting for a total.
I was just waiting for a total out of the rafters.
Do you what?
Do you have a score in that game?
No, no, no score in that game.
I think Alabama escapes a close.
one against Missou.
I personally don't like this spot for Alabama.
You have two very emotional wins.
Night games, Georgia, Vandy.
Now you're going in.
You've got to be ready to go at 11 a.m.
in Columbia, Missouri.
Willys and Harpos will be rocking two great college bars.
Fall Don't Lie Tour.
Fall Don't Lie Tour is going to be there.
Place is going to be rocking in Missouri.
I can promise you that.
I mean, if I will mount Josh Payton,
mouth open video too on just a bomb touchdown.
Yeah.
And again,
Missouri,
you can argue about if they played a team or not.
They are number one in the country
in rush yards per game,
number one rush defense,
number one and third down conversions
as an offense converting on 62%
Amad Hardy.
Like, you want to talk about a running back.
Thanks more than just one to take him down.
Bro.
I got Jamal Roberts, too.
He's pretty good.
Yeah, he's averaging over seven as well.
Both their running backs very good.
But this is Ahmad Hardy.
Let me tell you about Amad Hardy.
$510, 210 pounds, and he's all 210.
I bet he's $2.15 weighing in on Monday mornings when they're checking weight there.
The dude is sturdy when he's coming through the hole.
Like guys are not only, guys will have thick form tackles on this young man.
And his body like doesn't move.
He just keeps going.
Like tackle after tackle, he is hard to bring down.
And Missouri, like the way that they operate schematically on offense, they live in 12 personnel.
They'll change the gaps on you, whether it's with one tight end, whether it's with both tight ends.
I think you'll get a lot of one-on-one opportunities for Hardy in the hole, and I like my odds with Hardy.
They move the ball very well.
Prubula's a good quarterback.
He can win with his legs.
He's got a pretty ball downfield.
He operates very well and confidently.
Defense, they can get after the passer a little bit.
They are number 10 in the country on past defense.
I like Missouri here.
I like Missouri.
I think it takes a moment for Alabama to kind of like wake the fuck up because it's 11 a.m.
and they've had a couple emotional wins.
So that's why I like Bama here with,
or that's why I like Missouri here with the points.
So the first thing we have to answer is,
is all of Missouri's stat profile legit?
Which is what you have to ask about any team
that really hasn't faced high level competition.
Because they could be great
or they could be a total, you know, paper tiger, pun intended, whatever.
So that's the first thing we have to answer.
Because you're right.
Like all of the, their number two total,
their number one run, their number 10 pass.
That's defensively for Missouri.
Missouri. So what is Bama getting defensively? Like what are they facing defensively? Is Missouri
really the number two total defense in the country? Are they really the number one run defense? Are
they even a fraction of that? So the scaling issue against a quality team, you can't know until
you know. But the thing that I think about and what gives me the most concern for Alabama is for all
the fear that people had about Bama being able to face Georgia, they actually should have about
Missouri because this is a bigger challenge for Bama's offensive line than Georgia was. Georgia
can't pressure the quarterback. Missouri can. Missouri's got players like Damon Wilson should be
playing for Georgia, but he transferred to Missouri. Zion Young is a much better guy than what they
faced against Georgia. It's just weird to say that because one's Missouri and the other's Georgia.
So I see a similar edge here that Bama had against Georgia. Because Alabama could have and did at times
victimize Georgia's DBs. They should be able to.
able to do that against Missouri. The difference is Ty had time against Georgia.
Kept it high too. I don't know. Keeps it high. Maybe he has time against Missouri.
But that's the great unknowable until we watch the game start to unfold. The game script,
I think itself is very important because you mentioned Amad Hardy, Jamal Roberts, Booper Bula.
All of those guys can run the ball. If you get up, kind of like FSU got up on you in week
one and force Bama into obvious passing, come from behind type mode, I really worry about the
pressure they can get on Tye Simpson. If you flip it though, and you've got a situation where
Bama's controlling and you can't use that ground game as much as you want to, love Bama. I am going to
buy the slightest of margins. Bank on Missouri having a little bit of a scaling issue here against a
much better team, but I'm terrified of the spot. That's why we're going up there because you said you're
ultra-confident in it. I got no confidence at all on either side of this game. I'm very
slight lean Alabama minus the points. Nothing would surprise me. Last time I went to Missouri,
there was a walk-off field goal and they stormed it against Kansas State. So that's two times for
a field storming would be either a streak or a trend for me at Missouri. I'll tell you what aggravates
me, though, is they're shutting down the weight room Friday for Tebow to work out. T-bo needs the whole
thing? They're shutting it down. You're saying, Josh Pate, future commissioner of college football.
This is.
Can't share the same weight room as Tim Tebow?
As we're recording.
I mean, Eli Drinkwitz made it official.
Just Tim and Jesus.
Nobody else is a lie in there.
Including me.
That's got to be a little bit ridiculous, right?
It just, I'm not going to say I'm angry about it.
I'll say I'm a little hurt by it.
Yeah.
Like, sorry for caring about my fitness too.
Hey, Tim's not the only guy who wants to look out for himself.
Yeah.
So because of that, I think Alabama probably deals an L this weekend in Columbia.
And afterwards, Eli Drinkwitz has to look out.
to think would it have been different had I been more hospitable with my weight room?
It's just sad.
It is sad. It's sad.
We'll get this clip. We'll see what we can do with it.
Yeah.
I see all the numbers.
I see all the stats you guys going with.
I was at a game earlier this year when the defense had a bunch of those similar stats
and the team they were playing against rush for 286 yards.
So until you've like played somebody, it's like all these numbers are going to be skewed.
What game was that?
I don't want to say.
It's not personal.
Oh, oh.
But I'll give you a hint.
Head coach might go to Penn State.
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Every Saturday's got games, but only one fits just right.
This is the True Classic Game of the Week.
We got Indiana, number seven, at number three Oregon.
Kurt Signetti versus Dan Lanning, Oregon favorite minus seven and a half.
Total points in the game is 55 and a half.
Week seven.
Yeah, we're halfway through the season.
Week seven.
And yet again, we're asking about Indiana facing quality competition,
first elite team they've played all year.
No disrespect to Illinois.
The last memory I have really of Indiana is probably the same one that both of you think of.
And that is we take off in Lincoln, nice competitive game.
going on Illinois, Indiana. We land bodybagging. Yeah. Splattering. Whatever adjective you want to use.
Yeah. They're zipping that thing up over Illinois. Insignetti, by the way, talk shit before that game.
Sure did. And now what did he call? He called landing. He gave him some kind of accolade.
He said like a young phenom really respects him. And he deadpanned it. He didn't laugh so you know it's a setup. He's basically, he's narrating their hype video in press conferences.
Yeah.
But Indiana's hype videos never really circulate, so they just watch it internally.
I've never seen an Indiana hype video.
Me either.
This will be in the Indiana hype video this week, but I've never seen one.
So they went to Iowa.
My point with the Illinois game is that's not the one to think about.
That was at home.
They have gone on the road.
They went to Iowa.
This was a 20 to 15 game.
That was a really close game.
Didn't cover.
And now, that was one of the six and a halfs.
Yeah.
It was one of your boys there.
It was six and a half.
This one is not six and a half.
This one is seven and a half.
Yeah.
Down from nine and a half at the beginning of the week.
So a lot of money, a lot of people really love in Indiana here.
I think I may be one of them.
I think Indiana is going to really go up there and challenge them.
You know Dan Laining watches the show.
I think in a way, Dan Nguyen...
Go ahead say something about Dan Laining.
Well, this is a young phenom coach.
You know?
Yeah.
This is a guy...
Let's go ahead and say why you're doubting him.
I can't confirm it.
I'm saying I've heard some stuff about Dan.
Oh, no.
What I'm saying is,
do you think Kurt Signetti closes fridges with his hip?
I've heard Dan Lanning does, unfortunately.
Like, isn't it low-key the biggest test of Dan Lanning's career here?
Isn't this when we find out about Dan Lanning?
Isn't this when we find out about that entire organization up there?
Because people are talking.
People are talking about how,
fraudulent the Penn State win is. People are saying, hey, big deal. The team that UCLA handled
took you to overtime? Why couldn't Indiana handle you? Why couldn't Indiana do some business in your
backyard? I am not those people. I'm listening to those people. Like I'm the messenger. You're
kind of buying what those people are saying. Because you're taking Indiana. The people are
influencing me. And we're picking games against the spread. We're not picking straight up here. So you can
go win by a field goal. You can go win by a touchdown. I just don't know if you're going to win by a
seven and a half or more.
If Oregon only wins his game by a field goal,
is it really a win?
That's a great question for the playoff committee.
Yeah.
Because it's like all these rumors swore around Dan and his hips
and how he opens gatorade bottles
and Kurtzignetting using a Will Compton price,
patting him on the head a little bit in a press conference.
Listen.
You only win that game by three.
God forbid go to overtime.
Yeah.
I got so I don't know.
again. So I got text
right after. So I had a tweet.
I saw Signetti's press conference.
I saw him talking about
landing young phenob.
Phenom in the college world.
Love him. High respect for him.
And I tweet.
Signetti's lost his fastball.
Like this isn't what has made Signetti great
since his time showing up in Indiana.
This is a guy that talks shit. And not only talks shit,
he backs it up outside of the Notre Dame game.
Got the whole goop. Got all the stuff out there.
Right. But he kind of, I felt like,
he's lost a massive step. So I get a random text from an Indiana area code. And all it says is
his wife calls me Big Nettie. Oh no. And I said, I said, excuse me, who is this? And then
another one rattles off. Dude's got a PhD and hype and an elementary understanding in the second
half. I said, is this coach Signetti? And he said, a lot of respect for Dan Lannin, young
phenom in this game. I love his highlights. You know who else loves his highlights? Incoming Ohio
state recruits. I said, buddy, you got to stop talking about my boy like this. And then
another one comes through. He recruits players like he's collecting rare sneakers all flash.
I said, what does that even mean? And then he goes, all he does is recruit five stars.
And I said, is there a punchline of this? He said, fuck Dan landing. And then three cigarette
emojis came after that. I never heard from it again. I don't know if that's Ignetti,
Indiana Area Code. I'll be able to pose a screenshot for everybody.
Are the Ducks dead?
That's not good for college football,
but that's terrible for Oregon.
I think Oregon beats their ass.
Again, this is another team traveling out
to the West Coast.
And I'm saying,
Oregon's going to whip this Indiana ass this weekend.
Seven and a half, I love this pick.
I don't think.
And that's what you scare everybody
that I love this pick,
but it's an ass whooping right here.
This is a SCO Ducks.
This is a SCO Ducks.
This is a SCO Ducks game.
Have you ever seen one?
We can't have the,
Number one, what we can't do on the show, we can't let the fan base, we can't let Dan Lanning see anything that we just talked about.
But I love the Oregon Duck.
If you're the Oregon Ducks team, you're watching every one of our shows and making sure Dan Lannin cannot see what Wilcox has what Wilcox has read to the world.
Dan Lending does not hear outside noise.
No.
That's confirmed.
I don't even know that he has internet.
I actually, I don't think the whole state of Oregon has internet.
I don't think they have it up there yet.
That seems like a little bit of a shot.
Okay.
That seems the little unnecessary.
No, no, I like Oregon.
The grass is green in Eugene.
Very green.
Very green.
The amount of different kinds of trees they have up there.
Great trees.
I mean, Gene knows what I'm talking about.
We sat there and basically hallucinated it under a tree for three hours.
And we didn't take anything.
A lot of good trees.
Just in the air.
Animal House was filmed there.
It sure was.
One of the best movies of all time.
You've seen it.
Tell me about it.
Great movie.
Yeah.
Talk me through the plot.
A lot of great trees in the movie.
Yep.
Oregon.
Tell me about Pluto.
Dude.
Love.
Oh, yeah.
That's the fucking man, bro.
Hey, the man.
I wasn't looking.
I wasn't even looking.
Hey, so you get it, man.
Yeah, you get it.
100%.
As much as things change, they also stay the same.
Week 7 last year, Indiana was undefeated.
They wouldn't play to Ohio State.
They lost that game by 15.
I don't say it changed anything here.
Oregon's going to mop the floor with Indiana.
No disrespect.
Great program.
Kurt Signetti, awesome guy.
I'm assuming future friend of the show
would love to go check out of Indiana sometime.
Yeah.
Am I right?
Yeah, they pushed it down our throat.
So I have nothing.
I got to have nothing but respect.
I'm just when I'm looking at this game,
I just see an ass beating.
But a lot of respect for signetting the Indiana Hoosiers.
Yeah, give me the points in that game, Oregon.
Great.
I'm taking them.
I'm actually taking the points.
Do you have anything to Sway us at all?
Can you hit me with one of these at all?
Do you have a paper popper here for Indiana?
I do you have anything?
I really don't.
All I'm saying is I think Indiana has the QB
to keep them in the game, to trade points.
Like, when we were talking about Ohio State and Illinois,
that's one where if Ohio State's got three tuddies on the board,
I don't really trust Illinois to be able to trade with them.
All due respect to Alenheimer.
All due respect to him.
Oh, He's going to say, Oldheimer.
Underrated Doc.
He's going to be a guy.
He's going to slinging.
Again, USC, you're probably not putting them in the powerhouse tier of college football,
but he was trading with USC.
That's wonderful.
He needed to.
He didn't think he will against Ohio State.
20 for 26, 325.
You just have that stat line memorized?
Yeah, because I thought it was, I thought it was, it was great.
It was great.
Great to play a quarterbacking out there on the football field in the Illinois.
What would be great is if I went and looked at a stat line and that's not even close.
And you rattled it off with such conviction.
Boom, Almaheimir.
Yeah, I just think they can trade points.
So I think it's going to be a one possession type game.
That's it.
I think I got Oregon winning.
In their stadium?
Yeah, in their stadium.
$55,000.
That's what I think, like, I feel we talk about a lot of.
of these games and we talk like it's being played on a neutral site and it's not it's like
dude traveling out there well yeah college game day's gonna be out there yeah sure is sure is
sure is why they go man just like it was the last time that we were out there at a game but that was
which was a one possession game yeah but that was Ohio State yeah oh it's just Indiana
this is just yeah did you did you text that back to the unknown number I need to yeah
and you're just Indiana yeah lose my number three cigarette emojis three cigarette emojis
Oh my goodness.
God.
I was like, I got to delete this ASAP.
That's too much free time.
We can't have Oregon Pee's in Dane.
You know, Dan Lennie, he might not have internet, but he has a way to hack your phone.
He'll see it if you don't delete it.
No, he knows.
I tell him all time, brother, do not look at what's going on on the internet.
He's like, gotcha.
Is there a world?
Is there a world where Lannin goes to states in the Big Ten, goes to a Verizon store, purchases a phone, activates it in the respective area,
codes of the other big 10 teams and on that burner trashes himself to you before Oregon games
and is such a psychopath that he still feeds off of you reading that on air because the answer is yes
and that's what makes me love the Oregon Ducks even though yeah that's that's the best I could come
to switching my pick that's the closest that came to switch in my pick all right let's get into the
dogs of the week dogs of the week some underdogs this week that we're liking that we feel like
are live dogs. I alluded to mine earlier. It's Florida. And that's why the dog, dude,
you missed them by a week. Will's against the spread trends with Florida. I'm over. I took them,
what, two, three weeks in a row there thinking like this wounded animal, I'm telling you,
this is a good football team. And then it's like, all right, I think they're actually dead.
Poked them with the stick. They waited. They dead pulled me. And they popped up out of nowhere.
They passed me. They handled me. They passed me. They handled. They passed me.
handled Texas. After that by week, I think they have some new life. I think A&M could be getting
a little too big for their britches. I like this spot from Florida. Like, let's just see some more
Florida magic. Running the football, lagway dicing them up, the defense being alive. Like I like
Florida plus seven and a half this week at Texas A&M. Why not? Billy Napier, going to be the Florida
head coach next year? Well, I keep telling, I keep being told it's inevitable he gets fired,
except that he's not fired, which allows him to win a game every week.
So he won last week.
I think I agree with you.
They're going to keep it close this week.
We'll see.
Coin flip game.
But Gator Magic is real.
For all of what should be October for South Carolina,
feels like I got to create a term for Billy Napier in October.
Because maybe he's en route to saving his job twice in consecutive October.
That's a streak.
Yep.
Trend or a trend.
One of the two.
Billy Tober or whatever we're going to call it.
I got bad news too.
I heard that if Matt Ruhl doesn't go to Penn State, his second biggest pick is Florida.
So Billy Napier needs to pick.
But it's got to be open.
Just like Penn State.
It's got to keep his job.
It's got to keep his job.
And then it's irrelevant because Matt's not leaving Nebraska
because that would be bad for college football.
That would be bad for college football.
Yeah.
Imagine Matt Rule going heel on all of college football?
Because if he leaves Nebraska, he's a bad guy.
Well, he's got his own show.
Just go heal on your show.
He creates his own narrative.
God, he really is leaving, isn't he?
Oh my, I didn't even think about that.
He's got his, that's what the whole podcast is about.
House rules, I don't see an end in there.
Oh, what an angle that is.
You know what I'm saying about people make podcasts and it's like, you know.
It's team specific.
Yeah, team specific.
I'm the head coach.
I'm going to put like a Nebraska N in there or some sort of corn.
So what you're saying is if he's wrong and A&M does win Saturday,
the Florida job theoretically could come open.
Yeah.
At which point you think a discussion would start to happen about potentially maybe
possibly some candidates that would make certain people sitting at the table,
not to mention any names, uncomfortable.
I'm saying if they lose to A&M and Billy and Napier finally gets the axe.
And Nebraska does what people assume happens in year three under that head coach.
It's a horrible.
That's a horrible concoction for Nebraska.
You almost want to lose if you're Nebraska.
Like go 8 and 4, 7 and 5.
And they, oh, I guess it's a year 4, Matt Rule.
Well, they can't this weekend because the model loves Nebraska this weekend.
The model of Nebraska against Michigan.
I got UCLA plus 9 and a half against Michigan State.
It's a little personal for me because I hate Michigan State.
And I, dude, Nico.
Even Tennessee fans are kind of like, all right, good for him.
That's good.
That's awesome.
Do they win this game?
No, do they cover?
Probably not.
They probably, you know, they probably drink their Kool-Aid a little too much.
You understand they're like 60 college games on the board per week.
You don't have to settle for one that you think probably won't hit.
He ain't even trying to turn his underdog.
Because I look at every single game and I like do my own little narrative in my head of each game.
And I look at it.
I go, all right.
I take them.
And I get to the show.
I'm like, I took UCLA.
Plus.
Not a letdown spot at all.
When 24 hours ago, I sat there, I was like, that's fucking genius.
So yeah, man.
Let me get UCLA.
generational talent, Nico, interim head coach.
Beautiful.
Yeah, yeah.
Beautiful.
No chance.
They're still celebrating that Penn State.
No.
No chance.
No focused.
Well, this is a meat and potato.
That's a blue collar program.
UCLA?
Yeah, notoriously roll up your sleeves, meat and potato,
onto the next week, process oriented.
There's a reason why their stadium's an hour away from the campus.
Yeah.
Distractions.
Distractions.
Can't have it.
Can't have it.
Texas Techs looked really good this year, right?
They're undefeated so far.
Clearly the best team in the Big 12.
Got a showdown next week at Arizona State.
But there is the small matter of them having a game this week against Kansas.
Kansas under Lance LivePole kind of quietly did what Billy Napier did last year.
Nose was diving and then they pulled it up around this time.
I think they're doing it again.
They're a 14.5 point dog at Texas Tech.
I think this is going to be a knife fight.
And I'm taking Kansas plus 14 and a half to get the cover to push Texas.
Texas Tech for like the first time this year because they've won every game by 24 plus.
And so I think this is going to be a good challenge for them.
Then it's going to make some people doubt Texas Tech as they go to play Kenny in Tempe next week,
which is low-key exactly what Joey McGuire needs.
They don't need to win every game by three touchdowns.
So I'm doing him a favor by almost beating him, but not quite beating him this week.
Kansas Plus 14 and a half.
Texas Tech is also undefeated against a spread this year.
They sure are.
They've not only covered every single game, they've double-covered.
And Fanduil, aware of that and even knowing that, this is the number they put on this game.
I trust them.
I trust them to set a fair number for me.
Now I'm going to take Kansas because I just think they're a little underrated.
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How about the weekly parlay?
Who is your dog's week?
My dog of the week, Florida.
Oh, that's right.
We're back on the wounded animal.
Back on the wound up at the wrong time.
My weekly parlay, I also took the wounded animal, Iowa State,
after what only the Nebraska cornucers
could do. They couldn't beat Cincinnati.
I like Iowa State. You brought up that game how it wasn't
it. The box score didn't say what...
It's 31 to 7 at one point, yeah.
Dude, was it a...
Cincinnati running back?
Put his face targeting.
Yeah.
And that safety's chest out once but twice?
I think the officials were so stunned.
Second one was more of a runover, but that first was...
Yeah. Most guys, yeah. Most guys have been at the waist.
That guy bends at the chest now.
But I like Iowa State getting back on track against Colorado.
Never been a fan of Colorado.
Never been a fan.
Colorado hater, anti-Colorado?
Not anti-Colaroid.
I'm just like, I just, when all the hype was happening,
and then they were like, you know, they retire the jersey of Shadur Sanders.
One of the Colorado greats, yeah.
Locks the Alamo Bowl.
Like it's like, what are we doing here?
What do we do?
Let's retire a game in Bakhtiar's jersey.
Taylor's sitting in his recliner just hate watching everything Colorado.
I was like, I was like, I was iffy about them.
I was iffy about them and then I saw them in Lincoln, Nebraska and I thought, this is the worst coached football team I've ever seen.
That was a bad time to see them.
Yeah.
That was a bad night to see him.
They go to the ship a little bit, obviously.
They had themselves in a Big 12 championship conversation towards the end of the year, but Iowa State.
Okay.
Rockville Becked.
Matt Campbell.
For reasons related to players that don't play at Colorado anymore, you are laying the points with Iowa State.
Yep.
Which I hope you're right about.
We need a rebound.
We need them all day.
You got to have it.
So I'm taking Arizona.
Brigham Young's undefeated right now,
and they're going to Tucson,
Tuxin, as it's spelled.
I am going to take Arizona.
I think that they are going to win the game outright.
So Fanduil is very generous.
Our partners often are.
They're giving us one and a half points with Arizona.
I will take them to win outright,
gladly take the point in a half.
So maybe they lose by a point and we're still right.
I think they're going to win outright.
I don't love the spot for Brigham Young.
I don't know.
shit about BYU. Have you seen American Prime Able?
Yeah, yeah, I have. Ever since that show, I've been out on BYU.
Yeah. They give, give them a bad look.
It's a great breakdown. This is one. Yeah, it's the breakdown. Just to follow up, I also
don't know shit, but I did watch that show and that is, can't have it. Yeah, yeah.
This is where I, it's where I just trust your, uh, from the start to. Trust what you're
saying about Arizona. Yeah. No, no, it's, we covered, we covered Arizona when they went to Iowa State.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
But again, I'll say, you know, some of them,
BYU, I just don't file a whole lot of BYU football.
No shot of California.
Super Soaker's out there.
Yeah.
I'm going Georgia minus three and a half at Auburn.
This is one where it's like, you know.
Wounded Tiger.
Yeah, wounded tiger.
At home.
You're right.
You're right.
Night game at Jordan Hare.
Yeah.
But.
Great receiving.
There's a, there's some stuff bubbling around college football,
and I kind of just want to, I'm ready to just see some drama a little bit.
I'm ready to see, I would love to see Georgia to whoop this team.
Then you get some Hugh Free's talk and Auburn.
Oh boy.
So I think Georgia's going to be ready to go.
Hugh Free's, like Hugh Free's leaving, getting fired.
People will be talking.
I didn't want to bring this up.
But if Matt Rule had a third choice.
It was Auburn.
Auburn rules.
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That breaks my heart.
It sounds like there could be a lot of dominoes about to fall.
It sounds like in college football right now, we're the night before the 2008 crisis happened.
And all of America's laying their head down on their pillow, completely oblivious to what's ahead.
And everything's about to take a nose dive into the ocean.
And I feel like maybe just maybe with what's been set around this table in confidence today,
in confidence just between us, that there could be some craziness about to happen in the coaching world.
Not one, not two, but multiple jobs, a streak of jobs, if you will.
Opening up, they said it couldn't be done anymore because they said NIL was making money real.
And you can't afford to pay buyouts now because you've got to pay the players.
So all these coaches are going to stay around forever.
And all of a sudden, we're in week seven?
like these teams have half a season to go.
Multiple big time names, multiple big time jobs,
potentially coming open?
God.
Could it happen?
It could.
It's a big storyline.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I agree.
You got another zinger with my boy?
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Oh, I mean, you know, if you listen to you, yeah, obviously Florida.
It should have been my parlay.
It should have been your parlay.
I mean, who takes UCLA over Penn State?
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The guy knew Nico was a generational quarterback.
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Boys, hey, great show.
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