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Ted was a traditional Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) for two decades after retiring from the Marine Corps as a Lt. Col. He built the allocation models, crunched the numbers, and pushed the same one-size-fits-all plans the rest of the industry sells.But then he watched the real world happen and realized he was wrong. Smart people make irrational financial choices the moment life gets in the way. He realized that if the product and plan are perfect but the behavior is broken, the entire strategy collapses.He sold his practice, dropped his licenses, and became a Reformed Financial Advisor. Today, he's the co-founder of DreamSmart Behavioral Solutions. His latest book, Confessional of a Reformed Financial Advisor (Yep, It's Mostly BS), is his manifesto on spending smart. Why? Because you likely have a behavioral wealth gap, and not even know it.BS, Colgate; MS, Boise State; MPA, Pepperdine. Author of five books on money behavior. Lifelong endurance athlete and former Ironman Age Group All-World Triathlete.Connect With Ted: https://tedmclyman.com

The guys are joined by Chad Reuter, from NFL.com, to discuss this past weekend’s games, talk about Chad’s favorite defensive players in college football, and look ahead to next week’s games. Presented by Moody’s. 00:00 - Boise State vs. Oregon 8:30 - Alabama vs. Kentucky 12:40 - Texas vs. Ohio State 22:45 - Looking ahead to next week’s slate 26:30 - Chad Reuter joins the showSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two weeks into the 2026 college football season, it’s time to challenge some of our preseason assumptions. First, we look at where we may have been wrong, or at least too confident, on teams like Oregon, Texas Tech, Illinois, Washington, BYU and more. Then, we revisit our AP Top 25 ballot and talk through the teams that may deserve more love, including Mississippi State, Houston, Tulsa, Virginia, Boise State and North Dakota State. Plus, Premium Verballer questions on Kansas State’s defense, Oregon’s loss of ferociousness, Michigan and Oklahoma, and whether the Sooners are becoming “High-T Quarterback Iowa South.” Support the show by signing up at https://www.verballers.com.Support the show!: https://www.patreon.com/solidverbalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Memphis Football Head Coach Charles Huff joined Gabe Kuhn to discuss the Boise State loss, expectations for the rest of the season, UT Martin, and more

Welcome to the new week!  College football’s second week featured a few upsets and some late game rallies (nicely done, University of Texas!).  The NFL’s Week #1 finally got underway with a few surprises.  In golf, America’s best female players were defeated by Team Europe in Sunday’s Solheim Cup final matches. But first… Remember those scrolling football scores at the bottom of your TV screen? That never-ending ribbon of both college and NFL scores seems to have vanished from ESPN’s family of companies beginning this football season. Why? ESPN recently said, “By removing the BottomLine during live action, we’re creating a cleaner presentation that keeps the focus where it belongs – on the field.” Sorry, Pinocchio.  I’m not buying that one. It is my opinion that the sports giant ditched the popular score ribbon so that TV viewers would not be able to easily locate a more compelling game to watch (especially if that other game is being carried on a competitor’s network). My own Saturday night proved that point.  I watched much of the Louisiana Tech vs LSU game from Baton Rouge. LSU emerged from a narrow 10-7 halftime lead to post an easy 45-14 victory as the Tigers’ offense caught fire in the final two quarters. In years gone by, I would have been following the ESPN score ticker along the bottom of my TV screen in search of a more compelling game.  Fortunately for me, I checked in on the Ohio State vs. Texas game at the end of three quarters. The #4 Longhorns trailed by 20 points against #1 Ohio State entering the final quarter.  Texas caught fire offensively to score the game’s final 21 points and take a thrilling 24-23 win on a touchdown with just 25 seconds remaining. What is the real reason that ESPN dropped the on-screen sports ticker? Money, of course. They are trying to get viewers to stay with one football game as long as possible.  The sales teams for the ESPN family of companies has likely heard complaints from its major advertisers – especially those buying ads in the second half of games.  The network’s viewer-friendly sports ticker has accidentally created viewer defections toward more competitive match-ups. Viewers could change to watch a more compelling game being carried by a competitor such as FOX Sports, NBC, or even the CW Network.  If the self-proclaimed sports leader had not received negative feedback from its advertisers, the sports score ticker/ribbon would still be on your screen during football games. The departure of ESPN’s score ticker at the bottom of your television screen will have another desirable effect for ESPN.  Millions of frustrated viewers will visit the ESPN.com website to receive their score updates. ESPN’s website traffic will balloon on game days and, of course, represent a new advertising vehicle. But keep this in mind.  ESPN’s television advertisers may find that fans will become more likely to neglect watching their very pricey ads.  Viewers will now utilize more time during ESPN’s lengthy three-to-four minute commercial breaks to search online for other scores. I turned on ESPN and the SEC Network earlier today (Monday).  I was a bit surprised to find that (gasp!) the bottom line sport ticker was still in use on weekdays! Yes, ESPN is utilizing it primarily to, among other things, promote their own slate of shows and upcoming football games. I’m not falling for the excuse that “It’s cleaner for viewers to enjoy the game experience”. If true, why not remove it from all of your shows during the rest of the week, too? College Football – Week #2’s game of the week Fans of wrestling legend “The Undertaker” could appreciate how the Texas Longhorns came to life after nearly being pronounced dead at the start of the fourth quarter. Austin, Texas reached a scorching 101 degrees on Saturday.  The heat and the pressure finally got to #1 Ohio State late in this game.  Ohio State surrendered a 23-3 fourth quarter lead to give the rejuvenated Horns a 24-23 come from behind victory on Saturday night. Texas was able to exact a little revenge after Ohio State’s 14-7 win last season in Columbus.  Texas (2-0) just replaced the Buckeyes as #1 in the AP’s way-to-early Poll released on Monday.  Ohio State (1-1) dropped to #6. Duck hunting season began in Stillwater Saturday afternoon! As mentioned here last week, the much ballyhooed Oregon Ducks did not look like national title contenders after barely taking down Boise State in Week #1. The Ducks flew eastward to Stillwater, Oklahoma last Saturday and were attacked by swarms of Oklahoma State hunters.  OSU was embarrassed by regional rival Tulsa 24-10 in its first game.  The Cowboys came into Saturday’s match-up with Oregon having lost 21 straight games to FBS (large division) schools. Okie State dominated this game from start to finish. They rolled-up 554 yards of total offense compared to Oregon’s 281. Oklahoma State has a new head coach (Eric Morris from N. Texas) who signed dozens of his former Mean Green players from last year’s 12-2 team to join him. James Madison tied an NCAA record Sun Belt Conference member James Madison trounced Wagner from the FCS 87-3 on Saturday in Harrisonburg, Virginia.  The 84-point win erased Louisiana Tech’s 80-6 win over Northwestern State in Week #1 as the largest rout of the 2026 season. Did you know that the JMU Dukes scored three of its touchdowns on punt returns? Two came via the conventional route as Michael Scott fielded two punts and returned them for scores.  A third punt-related touchdown came after the visiting Seahawks from Staten Island, New York had a punt blocked by JMU.  The loose ball was picked-up by special teamer Michael Halbert who ran it in for a touchdown. This trifecta of touchdowns scored by James Madison off the opposing team’s punts tied an NCAA record. Southern Cal was the last FBS team to accomplish this feat in 2013. The NFL’s Week #1 featured few surprises but… If you are a fan of the Miami Dolphins, Tennessee Titans, or Cleveland Browns, it’s time to create an appropriate paper bag to wear while watching your team this fall. They stink – again. A Super Bowl rematch featuring Seattle and New England produced a 13-10 win for the Seahawks as Patriots’ quarterback Drake Maye tossed an ugly interception deep in Seattle territory to end the game. Minnesota Vikings new starting quarterback Kyler Murray went down in the first quarter with a concussion.  The Vikings opted to turn to veteran Carson Wentz and not former first round pick J.J. McCarthy.  This turned out to be a good move as the Vikes reeled-off 22 straight points in the final quarter to down hated rival Green Bay 39-22. Didn’t you expect the Dallas Cowboys’ defense to be a little better this year?  They were 32nd out of 32 teams last year. Alas, the visitors from Texas allowed 29 first downs and nearly 400 yards of total offense as the New York Giants claimed a 28-20 win over the Cowboys. A bigger concern for Dallas fans was the puny 244 yards of total offense generated by its highly paid offense.  The $60 million dink-passing quarterback Dak Prescott completed 22 of 34 passes for only 175 yards. The biggest surprise from Week #1 for me was the Los Angeles Rams’ 27-7 loss to NFC West rival San Francisco.  This game was played in front of 100,000 fans in Melbourne, Australia.  Los Angeles’ vaunted offense tallied just 290 total yards as the 49ers controlled this game from start to finish. The Rams have said this season is considered “Super Bowl or Bust”.  They now have a flat tire to repair after Week #1. Golf news – Europe smashed US women to reclaim the Solheim Cup Team Europe apparently took offense after USA’s Jennifer Kupcho rolled in a 93-foot birdie putt on hole #17 and then added a 25-footer on #18 Saturday to win her Solheim Cup match.  Kupcho roared “Vamos – Let’s Go!” and taunted the crowd as the day ended with the Solheim Cup matches tied at eight points apiece. The team competition was over.  Sunday’s singles matches would decide the winner. Team Europe came out Sunday wearing their “Do Not Adjust your TV Set” vibrant blue and yellow golf apparel. Thousands of Netherlands golf fans helped to try and unravel the American golfers.  Speakers around the course blared loud music much like at a LIV Golf event.  Local fans even chanted the refrain from The Beatles’ “Hey, Jude” for several minutes. It worked as Team Europe earned a 15-13 victory Sunday.  The final point which was clinched after Jennifer Kupcho of the US lost in her singles match. Europe won the Solheim Cup to honor their recently retired 39-year old Swedish team captain Anna Nordqvist.  It was the fourth European win in the past five of these biennial golf matches. The 2028 Solheim Cup comes to Louisville, Kentucky’s Valhalla Golf Club.  There will be plenty of enthusiastic American golf fans, music, and, of course, some colorful golf apparel on display. In the men’s Ryder Cup and the women’s Solheim competitions, Europe has dominated the past few decades by focusing on teamwork.  The US needs to foster more camaraderie long before these matches begin. 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Jim and Ky dig into the reborn Pac-12, giving context to the new league landscape and discussing the team-by-team outlook of all nine squads. Is Gonzaga head-and-shoulders above everyone? Who is the best of the rest? Can new coaches at Utah State and Oregon State generate postseason berths in their debuts?  The Rundown (0:10) - Intro (7:21) - Root's Roundup (13:54) - Pac-12 Preview  Order of team previews: Gonzaga, Utah State, Colorado State, San Diego State, Oregon State, Boise State, Washington State, Texas State, Fresno State Support us and the sponsors! YouTube Channel (like and subscribe!) Basket Under Review / The Burner Discord (NEW AND IMPROVED - sign up and join us!) CBB Analytics promo code "Weave" for $40 off subscription

Greg McElroy delivers his Top 10 takeaways from Week 2 of the college football season! Texas and Steve Sarkisian got a signature win behind Arch Manning's 4th quarter heroics over Ryan Day and Ohio State. Michigan is 2-0 after a good performance from Bryce Underwood, where does Oklahoma go from here? Oregon fell flat on the road to Oklahoma State - where is the toughness from Dan Lanning's team? Alabama's defense looked fantastic, Texas A&M is deep and Boise State is back to doing Boise State things. Plus, give credit to teams playing big time non-conference opponents! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(1) Memphis falls at Boise State....but at least Silverfield is at Arkansas (2) Texas finally breaks through and beat Ohio State

The Dallas Cowboys were supposed to have a better defense. Instead, a second-year quarterback and a young New York Giants offense under new head coach John Harbaugh controlled the game, won the time-of-possession battle and forced Dallas into costly mistakes. Jaxson Dart threw three touchdown passes, the Giants held the ball for more than 36 minutes and New York beat the Cowboys 28-20 in John Harbaugh's Giants debut. For Maggie Gray, that's a major red flag for Dallas. On the latest episode of A Must Win Game with Maggie Gray, Maggie breaks down the biggest winners, losers and surprises from the NFL and college football weekend.

Week Two gave us legendary games in each window, and Mitch sat down to react to all of it. He breaks down Texas' historic comeback against the Buckeyes, the massive upset in Stillwater, and tries to make sense of what we saw in Ann Arbor. Plus reaction to impressive wins by Texas A&M, Mizzou, Boise State, and more!Check out our official hat of Kicks and the Three Tech Pod at Redwaterhats.com!Get 15% off your first purchase from Homefield Apparel when you use code “THREETECHPOD” at checkout! https://tr.ee/ZFhu7XSuLgJoin the Jimmy's and Joe's for CFB content for all 138 teams!FOLLOW: @ThreeTechPod on Instagram and Twitter!

Overreactions to the Weekend! Memphis Drops Huge Road Game at Boise St. What Does This Mean for the Rest of the Season? CJ Hurt Joins the Program to Talk About the Scenes from the Southern Heritage Classic, Michigan's Win over Oklahoma & Ohio State Falling Apart @ Texas.

We come to you from the Family Leisure Studios for Mornings with Greg & Eli, after a very compelling weekend of football. We'll recap the Tigers vs Boise St, along with the rest of the College Football slate, and NFL Week 1

Texas erased a 20-point fourth-quarter deficit to stun No. 1 Ohio State in Austin, completing the largest fourth-quarter comeback ever against an AP No. 1 team. Gary breaks down how Arch Manning, Hollywood Smothers and the Texas defense flipped a game the Buckeyes controlled for 45 minutes—and what the collapse means for Ryan Day and an Ohio State team whose margin for error is already gone.Then comes an even more improbable result: Oklahoma State snapped a 21-game losing streak against FBS opponents by beating Oregon. Drew Mestemaker piled up 426 total yards, the Cowboys outgained the Ducks 554–281, and Dan Lanning's team suffered a second humiliating performance in three games.Michigan answered a week of ridicule by beating Oklahoma with its running game and defensive front, while Mississippi State marched into Minnesota and dominated from the opening drive. Gary also examines Alabama's misleading 45–17 win at Kentucky, Boise State's potentially season-defining victory over Memphis, and the biggest betting results from Tennessee–Georgia Tech, Iowa–Iowa State, Texas Tech–Oregon State, Texas A&M–Arizona State, BYU–Arizona and more.Plus, which Week 2 results should actually move the market—and which teams could offer buy-low, sell-high or season win-total opportunities entering Week 3?

Main stories (00:47): Ohio State at Texas, Oklahoma at Michigan, Oregon at Oklahoma State, Missouri at KansasConference games (25:26): Cal at Syracuse, Arizona at BYU Alabama at KentuckyOther games (30:13): Arizona State at Texas A&M, Mississippi State at Minnesota, Duke at Illinois, Wake Forest at Purdue, Rutgers at Boston College, UCF at Pitt, Washington State at Kansas State, Texas Tech at Oregon State, Memphis at Boise State, UNLV at North Texas, Ohio at Jacksonville State, Illinois State at Northern Illinois 

Joey Harrington joins the program for his weekly appearance and Joey and the guys discuss if Ducks fans should be worried. Joey talks about how the Ducks actually played pretty well, and there were a lot of missed opportunities in the win over Boise State.

Hour 3 opens up with Isaac and Suke previewing the college football weekend including the big Ohio State at Texas game. Then the guys go through Steve Sarkisian's biggest wins as a head coach. Joey Harrington joins the program for his weekly appearance to talk about the Ducks close win over Boise State and if Ducks fans should be worried.

On a new episode of The Fellas with Anthony Gargano & Geoff Schwartz, the guys preview a loaded Week 2 CFB lineup including the Texas & Ohio State game, Geoff then gives his realistic expectations for Oregon this season after going to Eugene to watch the Ducks take on Boise State, they then react to the Seahawks & 49ers impressive wins in the Opening Week 1 games for the NFL, they then give their favorite NFL matchups in Week 1 & what players good be potential breakout players this season, Plus Brad “Big Brain” Feinberg joins the show, & Much More! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary Parrish joins the show in-studio for the first hour, Devin updates us on the predicament he was in yesterday (3:00), we'll talk 49ers/Rams + Mike Evans debut for the Niners (22:51), Boise/Memphis + what a win would mean for the Tigers and their attendance going forward (22:51). We have 5 Things for the weekend presented by the Tennessee National Guard including the US Open, NFL Week 1, Top 25 Games, SEC slate, and Memphis/Boise (1:06:49). Vinnie Verno is back with Philanthropy...3 games: Miss State/Minnesota, Ole Miss/Charlotte, Texas/Ohio St (1:39:21)Host: Chris VernonContributors: Jon Roser, Devin WalkerGuest: Gary ParrishTechnical Director: Jaylon WallaceAssociate Producer: Jena Broyles

(1) Brett McMurphy, On3 CFB Insider, on Memphis v Boise, P4s, conference moves (2) Boise State vs. Memphis preview (3) 49ers take care of business in Australia vs. the Rams

(1) Over Unders-Boise v Memphis, Bears & Raiders favored, Grizz use DAZN, Texas (2) Miami pays FAMU and blasts them last night in college football

(1) Rams, Kawhi being looked @ by Feds, & Memphis vs. Boise look (2) Anthony Sain, Bluff City Media, joins to discuss Grizz DAZN move & Tiger FB (3) Memphis vs. Boise State high stakes game Saturday

Fox Sports' lead College Football analyst Joel Klatt makes his picks for Week 2 of the college football season! He starts the show by previewing the huge matchup that he will be calling on FOX Big Noon Saturday between #11 Oklahoma and a Michigan team looking to bounce back after controversially escaping an upset last week. He then makes his pick in the Top-5 matchup between #1 Ohio State and #4 Texas as Arch Manning looks to avenge last year's defeat to the Buckeyes. Klatt also makes his picks against the spread in a pivotal Big 12 matchup between Arizona and #15 BYU and #12 Alabama's SEC opener on the road against Kentucky.  He wraps up the show by making picks for Arizona State's trip to #10 Texas A&M and a battle between two potential Group of 6 CFP teams as Memphis faces Boise State. Chapters 🏈0:00-1:12 Joel Klatt's week 2 picks and previews1:13-9:08 Oklahoma vs. Michigan9:09-14:25 Ohio State vs. Texas14:26-16:33 BYU vs. Arizona16:34-19:06 Alabama vs. Kentucky19:07-21:16 Arizona State vs. Texas A&M21:17-23:44 Memphis vs. Boise State23:45-25:12 Recap of picks Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Devin is in quite the perdicament....we'll tell you all about it to start the show (3:00). The Grizzlies announced today that their games will now stream this season on DAZN. We'll tell you all the details here (9:50). The Patriots and Drake Maye were a disaster last night in Seattle + injuries to AJ Brown and Sam Darnold (23:40). Memphis/Boise St is this weekend and Charles Huff talked about just how good Memphis will need to be if they're going to win this game. No Fiddle Diddle (57:07). Vegas Insider's Brian Edwards joins the show to give us picks in College Football this weekend including LSU/LA Tech, Oklahoma/Michigan and more (1:15:10).Host: Chris Vernon Contributors: Jon Roser, Devin Walker Guest: Brian EdwardsTechnical Director: Jaylon Wallace Associate Producer: Jena Broyles 

-USC is the only team to have played 2 games so far…otherwise everyone has played one game with only Wisconsin and Rutgers havinglosses so far…let's get to the rankings-Oregon beat Boise State but it was not the most impressive showing….where do they fall, if any, after week 1? And what do we dowith Michigan?Our Sponsors:* Check out Progressive: https://www.progressive.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

(1) Jonah Dylan, Tigers FB Beat, from the CA previews Memphis vs. Boise State (2) John's CFB Picks Week 2: Memphis game, Michigan, S Alabama, Ga Tech, Utah (3) Grizz moves

Friday games (00:44): Rutgers at Boston College, Missouri at KansasNoon games (4:21): Oklahoma at Michigan, Arizona State at Texas A&M, Oregon at Oklahoma State, Washington State at Kansas State, Wake Forest at Purdue, Penn State at Temple Afternoon games (17:22): Duke at Illinois, Mississippi State at Minnesota, Arizona at BYU, Alabama at Kentucky, Cal at Syracuse, UCF at PittNight games (25:30): Memphis at Boise State, Tennessee at Georgia Tech, Ohio State at Texas, Iowa State at Iowa, Texas Tech at Oregon StateLate night games (35:57): North Dakota State at Air Force, Arkansas at Utah, Montana State at NevadaPredictions (38:29): Alabama at Kentucky, Duke at Illinois, Mississippi State at Minnesota, Arizona at BYU, Memphis at Boise State, Iowa State at Iowa, Arizona at Texas A&M, Missouri at Kansas, Oklahoma at Michigan, Ohio State at Texas 

Finishing up the LSU vs SEC Conversation; The List: DAZN; Jason Smith Joins the Program to talk all Things Memphis Tigers' Football! Scenes from SBLS over the Weekend & Huge Game at Boise St.

Isaac and Suke are in and the guys are breaking down all of the college football action from over the weekend. The guys wonder if Lane Kiffin is the most hated man in all of sports and if this will blow up in his face. Later, the guys discuss Oregon's win over Boise State and they wonder if we should be worried about the Ducks going forward after only beating Boise State by 7. Isaac and Suke then play the famous backup quarterback game and it comes down to the wire. In the news, the club, and much more!

The guys are joined by Dane Brugler, from The Athletic, to discuss this past weekend’s games, talk about Dane’s Top 50 Prospects list, and look ahead to next week’s games. Presented by Moody’s. 00:00 - Oregon vs Boise State 2:20 - Michigan vs Western Michigan 3:50 - LSU vs Clemson 6:05 - Ole Miss vs Louisville 9:20 - Looking ahead to week two 16:30 - Dane Brugler joins the show 25:00 - Dane’s Top 50 ProspectsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rece Davis, Pete Thamel and Dan Wetzel break down the details of the SEC vote that could get LSU expelled from the league. Plus, they tackle college football's timekeeping problem, Michigan's decision to stick with Bryce Underwood as QB1 and the mounting pressure on Dabo Swinney. 0:00 - Welcome 0:30 - SEC puts LSU on notice with expulsion vote 5:56 - Will the SEC pass the self-governance test? 15:36 - LSU & SEC: Can they close the gap? 21:14 - NCAA sets new ‘standard timing protocol' 30:19 - Michigan sticks with Bryce Underwood at QB1 34:54 - Timekeeping fixes: Tenths of a second? Light up goal posts? 41:52 - Dabo Swinney under fire after LSU loss? 47:30 - Game preview: Ohio St vs Texas 54:34 - Game preview: Oklahoma vs Michigan 59:07 - Game preview: Alabama vs Kentucky 1:03:03 - Game preview: Arizona vs BYU 1:06:37 - Game preview: Arizona St vs Texas A&M 1:09:45 - Game preview: Tennessee vs Georgia Tech 1:13:48 - Deep cut game: Boise St vs Memphis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(1) Memphis vs Boise St,Pats vs Steelers tonight, Ben Shelton/US Open (2) LSU and Lane vs. SEC, LSU stands down. MAC changes tune vs. Big 10/Mich

Zachary Neel and Jonathan Stewart look ahead to Oregon's Week 2 matchup against Oklahoma State, breaking down the biggest keys to victory, players to watch, potential trouble spots and their predictions for how the game will play out. Before the preview, the two revisit the Boise State win with their “Take n' Bake” final thoughts on what stood out most from Oregon's season opener. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The guys head to Austin for what could be a National Title Preview when the Horns host the Buckeyes. They breakdown Oklahoma's trip to Michigan and wonder how the Wolverines produce any offense against an elite defense. Plus, their quick picks against the spread and a preview of Boise State and Memphis -- a game with very real playoff implications on the line.Check out our official hat of Kicks and the Three Tech Pod at Redwaterhats.com!Get 15% off your first purchase from Homefield Apparel when you use code “THREETECHPOD” at checkout! https://tr.ee/ZFhu7XSuLgJoin the Jimmy's and Joe's for CFB content for all 138 teams!FOLLOW: @ThreeTechPod on Instagram and Twitter!

The Cover 3 crew is back with their big game breakdown episode for Week 2. The guys preview all the notable matchups and discuss keys to win! They also recap the Week 1 game between SMU and Florida State.-(00:00) Intro(2:27) SMU Defeats Florida State 27-24(12:50) Ohio State at Texas(29:15) Oklahoma at Michigan(41:35) Upset Alert: Alabama at Kentucky(47:48) FWAA National Team Of The Week(53:53) Oregon at Oklahoma State(56:49) Memphis at Boise State(1:00:42) Arizona at BYU(1:04:03) Mississippi State at Minnesota on CBS(1:08:56) Arizona State at Texas A&M(1:14:12) Tennessee at Georgia Tech(1:15:54) Other Notable Week 2 Games(1:20:27) Could The SEC Kick LSU Out Of Conference?-Cover 3 is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Visit ⁠the betting arena on CBSSports.com⁠ for all the latest in ⁠sportsbook reviews⁠ and ⁠sportsbook promos⁠ for ⁠betting on college football⁠.Watch Cover 3 on YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/cover3⁠Follow our hosts on Twitter: ⁠@Chip_Patterson⁠, ⁠@TomFornelli⁠, ⁠@DannyKanell⁠, ⁠@BudElliott3⁠For more college football coverage from CBS Sports, visit ⁠https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/⁠To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit ⁠https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/

2 hours and 13 minutes The Sponsors Thank you to Underground Printing for making this all possible. Rishi and Ryan have been our biggest supporters from the beginning. Check out their wide selection of officially licensed Michigan fan gear at their 3 store locations in Ann Arbor or learn about their custom apparel business at undergroundshirts.com. Our associate sponsors are: Peak Wealth Management, Matt Demorest - Realtor and Lender, Ann Arbor Elder Law, Michigan Law Grad, Human Element, Sharon's Heating & Air Conditioning, The Sklars Brothers, Champions Circle, Winewood Organics, Community Pest Solutions, The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre, Radecki Oral Surgery, Long Road Distillers, and Venue by 4M where recorded this. 1. Clocks and Vibes Starts at 0:54 Brian left early. The clock said zero so he left the building. Spiritually the result of this game doesn't matter, they lost the game spiritually. After Zapruder Film Analysis, either NBC showed the wrong clock or the clock in the stadium is bad. The seconds weren't the same length?? Does college football need tenths of seconds? Was this the most disappointing game you've seen as a Michigan fan? The plays don't look coherent, it doesn't look like players are running the same thing. The run game was disappointing and Bryce Underwood does not look like he's improved from a year ago.  [The rest of the writeup and the player after THE JUMP]  2. Offense vs Western Michigan Starts at 19:30 Bad. Bad in ways that make you scared about where the program is. Bryce is still zeroing in on one receiver without seeing the field. Manuel Beigel is not one of the best eight offensive linemen, why is he on the field as the rhino? He can't block. Half the line ran stretch and the other half didn't. They didn't try to just run power down their throat. It felt like they were trying to run frippery without establishing the basic stuff first. The coaches are from Utah and BYU, programs that have been established for 20 years. Are the coaches running plays like Michigan has the stability and continuity of Utah and BYU? We were hearing that Bryce's footwork was improving, is he just not learning/processing fast enough? He's got the talent but if he can't read a defense then it doesn't matter. Age-wise, Bryce is still a freshman. Why did Bryson Kuzdzal start the second half, the other two RBs barely had any plays. JJ Buchanan is pretty good! Jalen Hoffman looked good, put him out there instead of a rhino. Evan Link came a long distance last year but was disappointing this week. 3. Hot Takes, Defense, and More Vibes Starts at 54:57 Takes hotter than the internet at about 10:30pm Saturday night. Can't be too mad at the defense because functionally they only really gave up six points. You can see things happening on the defense, the young linebackers have talent but they're making mistakes. On the ground game there's a huge difference between the starters and everybody else. They don't think they have a 3rd defensive tackle. Pierce and Etta looked pretty good. Too much Brandt. Salesi Moa didn't look terrible out there, he's an... interesting player. Defense tried to be heroes too many times. Punting was really good, Zeke Berry was an excellent gunner. Let's talk 4th downs and clock management. Nine penalties is concerning. The uniforms have got to go. The stadium volume was really low, the music wasn't deafening but you also couldn't hear the refs. The stadium experience felt "very generic". They replaced the Rose Bowl logo with a Google Gemini ad. They had to put the corporate logos on the banner that had the national championship logos on it. It feels like every year that you go to the stadium the experience gets worse. This is important to us and not to the people who are selling it. There's nothing about it now that wouldn't be materialistically different than if Dave Brandon was currently the athletic director. It looks like Michigan didn't let Western bring their band. Fans rushing the field might've been the most organic thing to happen during the game but players wanted nothing to do with it.    4. Around the Big Ten with Jamie Mac Starts at 1:46:06 Lightning round: Indiana 52, North Texas 16 Nebraska 49, Ohio 21 Ohio State 56, Ball State 3 Penn State 45, Marshall 0 Iowa 40, Northern Illinois 0 Maryland 62, Ham 0 USC 39, Fresno State 0 Minnesota 59, Eastern Illinois 7 Northwestern 34, South Dakota State 18 Illinois 42, UAB 23 Purdue 44, Indiana State 19 Washington 24, Washington State 10 Sadly this is probably how the Apple Cup will go from now on. Washington really struggled to move the ball but Wazzu has no offense.  Notre Dame 41, Wisconsin 13 Wisconsin's uniforms looked like Rutgers. This was not the blowout that the score suggests. Neither team could really run the ball. Wisconsin looks like a team that could make a bowl game again.  Oregon 34, Boise State 27 Oregon almost doubles Boise State in yardage. Remember Seth's hot take about the Oregon offensive line? Dan Lanning is not building strong up front.  UCLA 42, Cal 24 Could UCLA maybe be 7-3 when they come into Ann Arbor? They rushed for over 8 YPC.  Michigan State 30, Toledo 20 This game was funnier Saturday morning. Toledo had some explosive plays. Doesn't move the needle on Michigan State much.  UMass 37, Rutgers 21 UMass rushing rutger'd Rutgers.    MUSIC: "Too Much Time On My Hands"—Styx "Against All Odds"—Phil Collins "Walking On A Thin Line"—Huey Lewis the Names “Across 110th Street”—JJ Johnson and his Orchestra   

Hour 2 opens up with Isaac and Suke finishing their conversation about LSU and Clemson and then the guys dive in to the Ducks win over Boise State. The guys wonder if the win should be alarming and if the Ducks are a little overrated. In the news brings you celery, The Sports Bra, skunks, and much more!

College football Week 2 brings heavyweight showdowns, dangerous road favorites and a WCE card loaded with underdogs.Gary enters the week at 20–13 against the spread with his official show picks, while the model owns the same 20–13 record. He uses updated power numbers, betting trends, roster talent, positional advantages and Week 1 results to break down the weekend's ten best games.Ohio State visits Texas with a possible No. 1 ranking on the line, while Oklahoma travels to Michigan after the Wolverines narrowly escaped their opener. Memphis and Boise State meet in a game with major Group of Six playoff implications, and Alabama opens SEC play unusually early with a trip to Kentucky.The rest of the card includes Oregon at Oklahoma State, Iowa State at Iowa, Arizona State at Texas A&M, Arizona at BYU, Missouri at Kansas and Tennessee at Georgia Tech. Gary explains why several double-digit favorites could be overpriced, where the model disagrees with the market and why he overrides the model in one especially tricky matchup.It's a nine-underdog card featuring rivalry pressure, potential letdown spots, unfamiliar quarterbacks and several favorites carrying ugly ATS trends.

The Quack 12 boys chat about ANOTHER super competitive game against Boise State at Autzen and then break down the rest of the college football landscape, including the garbage pit that is Oklahoma State!Check our our Instagram! And our YouTube Page! And give us 5 stars! And our Patreon!

RUNDOWN Mitch and Hotshot Scott kick off Episode 397 by suffering through a painfully dull Apple Cup before looking ahead to Wednesday night's Seahawks-Patriots Super Bowl rematch and the possibility of some opening-night rust. They revisit New England's sluggish start last season, Mike Vrabel's return to the spotlight, and the NFL kickoff. Mitch, Brady and Jacson reunite for the Seahawks No-Table to assess Seattle's offseason extensions, the arrival of new ownership and the mindset surrounding the defending champs. They dig into Brian Fleury's new offense, a depleted running back room, concerns at cornerback and Sam Darnold's long-term future before previewing Wednesday's opener against New England. Mitch and Ray launch another season of Upon Further Review with some offensive-line appreciation, from Ray's Barry Sanders days to growing confidence in Anthony Bradford and Abe Lucas. Ray explains why Seattle's decision to sit its starters—and rookie running back Jadarian Price—through the preseason makes him nervous entering Wednesday night. They also discuss how big contracts affect players before turning to Ray's biggest concern: whether Jason Myers can shake off a disastrous preseason. Mitch and Rick recap a wild opening weekend, beginning with Georgia Tech burning Rick's first pick and Western Michigan's heartbreaking finish at Michigan. They hit Oregon's scare against Boise State, LSU's demolition of Clemson, Washington's ugly Apple Cup win, Notre Dame's impressive debut and UCLA's resurgence before handing out Taco Time honors to UMass and Western Michigan. Mitch, Brady and Joe declare the Mariners' season all but dead after a disastrous homestand and turn their attention toward 2027. They debate everyday opportunities for Lázaro Montes and Michael Arroyo, the ugly clubhouse optics and the futures of Dan Wilson and Jerry Dipoto.   GUESTS   Brady Henderson | ESPN.com Seahawks Insider Jacson Bevens | Seahawks Analyst, Cigar Thoughts Ray Roberts | Former Seahawks & Lions Offensive Tackle Rick Neuheisel | CBS College Football Analyst, Dallas Renegades Head Coach & Former Washington Head Coach Brady Farkas | Host, Refuse to Lose podcast Joe Doyle | MLB analyst, Over-Slot   TABLE OF CONTENTS   0:00 | Apple Cup Snoozer, Seahawks-Patriots and Stump the Band 19:30 | Seahawks No-Table: Seahawks Title Defense, Roster Concerns and a Patriots Preview 58:19 | Ray Roberts: O-Line Confidence, Opening-Night Nerves and "You Got One Job" 1:27:24 | Rick Neuheisel: Week One Chaos, Controversial Clocks and a Buckeyes Road Pick 1:47:50 | Mariners No-Table: Mariners Hit Rock Bottom and the 2027 Decisions Begin

The Oregon Ducks are 1-0, but Saturday's 34-27 victory over Boise State left plenty for Duck fans to discuss.On this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, DuckTerritory.com's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil open up the mailbag and answer subscriber questions following Oregon's season-opening victory inside Autzen Stadium.Oregon entered the year ranked No. 2 nationally and carrying legitimate national championship expectations, but Boise State provided an immediate challenge. The Broncos grabbed multiple leads, took advantage of Oregon mistakes and remained within striking distance deep into the fourth quarter before the Ducks ultimately found a way to finish off the win.Matt and Erik examine what should be viewed as legitimate concerns coming out of Week 1 and what could simply be attributed to the usual issues that come with a season opener.The discussion includes Oregon's offensive performance, Dante Moore's impressive afternoon at quarterback, the Ducks' ability to create explosive plays and some of the inconsistencies that prevented the offense from completely taking control of the game.They also dive into Oregon's defensive performance, the impact of penalties and other mental mistakes, and what the Ducks need to clean up moving forward.With Oregon now turning its attention toward its first road game of the season at Oklahoma State, Matt and Erik also discuss what Saturday's performance might tell us about this team's ceiling and which areas need to improve quickly.All that and more in the latest Autzen Audibles Mailbag Podcast.(2:22) - Can the Boise game be a blessing in disguise?(9:46) - Where would Boise rank in the Big Ten Power Rankings?(13:54) - What areas are you most concerned with?(27:20) - Is it surprising Tommy Tofi didn't play?(34:46) - Thoughts on the 5-2-4 Defense?

Cy-Hawk Week is here, and Two Guys is breaking down everything you need to know before Iowa and Iowa State meet in Iowa City! Chris Williams and Chris Hassel react to both teams' Week 1 victories, including Iowa's 40-0 shutout of Northern Illinois and Iowa State's 38-10 win over SEMO to begin the Jimmy Rogers era. The biggest question for Iowa is still at quarterback. Hank Brown or Jeremy Hecklinski? The guys break down Brown's impressive opening game, Heklinski's performance, Kirk Ferentz's decision to keep the position listed as an "or," and what the quarterback rotation could look like against Iowa State. For the Cyclones, the guys discuss Jaylen Raynor, Benny Ngoyi's incredible interception, Aiden Flora, Iowa State's new-look defense, and the biggest concern heading into Kinnick Stadium: the offensive line. Plus, the Big Ten had a rough opening weekend. Michigan needed TWO Hail Marys to survive Western Michigan, Washington struggled, and Oregon barely escaped Boise State. The guys also discuss Bryce Underwood's disappointing debut, Lane Kiffin's dominant win over Clemson, conference pride, and their brutal Week 1 college football picks. And, of course, the guys make their early Cy-Hawk predictions before the biggest game of the week. Presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Subscribe to Iowa Everywhere for complete Iowa and Iowa State coverage all season long! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Arch Manning gets Ohio State in Austin, Aaron Donald is playing football again, and Oregon barely survived Boise State at Autzen.  College Football Week 1 gave us two coaching debuts and only one of them was real. Lane Kiffin dropped 51 on Clemson in Baton Rouge and led 31-3 at halftime. Kyle Whittingham left 21 years at Utah for Ann Arbor and needed a second the officials put back on the clock to beat Western Michigan as a 27.5 point favorite. College Football Week 2 is the real test. Ohio State at Texas with the Longhorns favored by a point and a half. Oklahoma at Michigan. Oregon on the road in Stillwater, and we ask whether Ducks fans should already be worried. Then the NFL. The Super Bowl favorite Rams pulled Aaron Donald out of retirement to line up next to Myles Garrett, and we break down how scared the other 31 teams should be. Big Ben has the numbers on how new head coaches do in Week 1, and there are 10 of them this year including Arizona and Las Vegas. It is not pretty. Subscribe for weekly takes. Your West Coast Source For Sports.   0:00 College Football Week 1 Recap 3:39 Kiffin Drops 51 On Clemson 9:02 Arch Manning Gets Ohio State 14:24 Oklahoma vs Michigan Preview 16:08 Oregon At Oklahoma State 18:46 Alabama vs Kentucky, Who Wins? 22:03 Aaron Donald And Myles Garrett 27:17 Seahawks, 49ers, Rams Week 1 28:40 10 New NFL Head Coaches 33:27 Mike McDaniel To College? 34:56 Ben Simmons Joins The Kings 37:01 Layla Kiffin vs Lane Kiffin 39:11 Apple Cup In Seattle 43:28 Cal Raleigh Autographs Are Cheap  

College football Week 1 started quietly and then completely lost its mind. Michigan needed a last-second miracle to survive Western Michigan, Oregon got pushed deep into the fourth quarter by Boise State, and Auburn escaped Baylor by a single point after stopping a late two-point conversion. We break down the biggest games, then zoom out to the teams and players that impressed us most, including huge performances from Miami, Alabama, Tennessee, USC, Pitt, Penn State and more. We also ask which fan bases should already be freaking out, react to your Week 1 Reverbs, hand out Dude Alerts and start sorting through who should move up or down on our AP Top 25 ballot after the first real data points of the 2026 season.Support the show!: https://www.patreon.com/solidverbalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SVP and Steve react to all the biggest games and storylines from CFB Week 1. Starting with none other than the bizarre ending to Michigan-Western Michigan. Did WMU get screwed? How did the refs decide there was a second left on the lock? SVP gives his unfiltered take about one of the more shocking turn of events in recent CFB memory. LSU throttled Clemson, but who did it say more about? Is LSU THIS legit? Steve then goes into depth on his time in Baton Rouge the last couple days, including lots and lots of oysters. Additionally, the guys break down Keelon Russell's debut, big days from Iowa, Penn State, Maryland, Indiana and Florida, along with spending plenty of time on Oregon's nail biter over Boise State. TIMECODES: (0:00) Intro (3:38) Michigan-Western Michigan reaction (18:37) Clemson-LSU reaction (32:30) Baton Rouge recap (37:20) Malachi Toney. Heisman? (42:45) Rough weekend for ACC (45:10) Pitt could be good (45:50) Shoutout Tennessee (47:30) Oregon-Boise State reaction (56:40) Penn State looked great (57:50) Crops rolled the boys from DeKalb (59:10) Winners update (59:55) Florida reaction (1:02:10) Indiana-North Texas reaction (1:07:05) Alabama-ECU reaction (1:08:55) Auburn-Baylor good or close? (1:11:00) Alabama-ECU reaction take 2 (1:15:10) Auburn-Baylor reaction (1:17:50) Why Baton Rouge is special (1:20:00) Steve's new rule (1:21:20) Clemson-LSU final thoughts (1:25:50) Shoutout UCLA (1:27:10) Maryland-Hampton recap (1:28:20) Thanks for watching Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Sunday Hurry-Up makes its triumphant return. Rodger Sherman is again in the hot seat with Richard Johnson to break down a Week 1 that was anything but boring. We go through as many games as are fit to print (or podcast about).* Michigan 13, Western Michigan 12* Oregon 34, Boise State 27* Ohio State 56, Ball State 3* Indiana 52, North Texas 16* USC 39, Fresno 0* Penn State 45, Marshall 0* Iowa 40, Northern Illinois 0* Illinois 42, UAB 23* Michigan State 30, Toledo 20* Nebraska 49, Ohio 21* Northwestern 34, South Dakota State 18* UMass 37, Rutgers 21* LSU 51, Clemson 10* Auburn 17, Baylor 16* Oklahoma 51, UTEP 0* South Carolina 57, Kent State 0* Alabama 48, ECU 10* Florida 66, FAU 21* Vanderbilt 28, Austin Peay 9* Georgia 63 vs Tennessee State 3* Texas Tech 33, Abilene Christian 10* Houston 33, Oregon State 20* Cincinnati 34, Boston College 15* West Virginia 31, Coastal Carolina 24* Miami 45, Stanford 6* UCLA 45, Cal 24* Duke 17, Tulane 3* Colorado 14, Georgia Tech 13* Pitt 59 vs Miami (OH) 14* Wake Forest 38, Akron 16* The Citadel 43, Charlotte 41 (3OT)* Memphis 42, Arkansas State 24* USF 19, FIU 9* Temple 38, Rhode Island 14* Tulsa 24, Oklahoma State 10* UNLV 21, Hawaii 6* Nevada 49, Western Kentucky 14* New Mexico 38, Central Michigan 7* North Dakota State 38, Fordham 0* Tarleton State 20, Bowling Green 13* Buffalo 21, UAlbany 17* San Jose State 27, Eastern Michigan 21* Sacramento State 52, Mississippi Valley State 0* James Madison 20, Liberty 13* Louisiana Tech 80, Northwestern State 6* Troy 24, Sam Houston 21* Colorado State 35, Wyoming 13* Idaho State 29, Utah State 17Yeah, we went big for Week 1.Producer: Anthony VitoTHANKS TO OUR PARTNERS* 10% off a set of Nokian Tyres with code SPLITZONEDUO at: https://www.tires-easy.com/brands/nokian-tires* Shop for college sports apparel at Homefield This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.splitzoneduo.com/subscribe

Shannon Sharpe, Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson, and “Iso” Joe Johnson react to the latest college football matchups featuring Oregon vs. Boise State, Ohio State vs. Ball State, and much more! Download the PrizePicks app today and use code SHANNON to get $150 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup! https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/NIGHTCAP 00:00 - Introduction 03:55 - Alabama beat ECU 07:20 - Auburn beat Baylor 18:45 - Ohio State beat Ball State 28:20 - Texas beat Texas State 35:10 - Michigan beat Western Michigan 46:05 - Indiana beat North Texas (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil break down Oregon's 34-27 victory over Boise State, including Dante Moore's performance, Oregon's defense and postgame comments.(1:31) - Opening thoughts on Oregon's win(11:37) - Offensive Breakdown(25:03) - Defensive Breakdown(33:42) - Q&A with Duck Fans in Chat

The 1st full Saturday slate of college football is here and Tim McKernan and Anthony Stalter are back in The Spread Zone breaking down their picks for the weekend.Anthony looks to bounce back after an 0-3 Week 0, while Tim comes in off a 2-1 week. Starting Thursday night, they look into Coach Prime's return to Atlanta, and how you can bet on Mizzou as they kick off the season against Arkansas Pine Bluffs. Plus, a showdown on the west coast as Oregon takes on Boise St., Kane Kiffin's LSU debut against Dabo Swinney's Clemson Tigers, Wisconsin and Notre Dame meeting at the not so frozen tundra of Lambeau Field, and more. Plus, does the expanded playoff change how bettors should approach massive spreads against overmatched opponents? And could a rough Week 1 loss already turn up the heat on Dabo Swinney at Clemson?LEGAL DISCLAIMERWe provide information about sports betting for entertainment purposes only. Please confirm gambling regulations in your state of residence. To participate in sports gaming, you must be 21 years of age or older and be physically present in a state where sports betting is legal. If you or someone you know has a sports betting or gambling problem, please call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit www.ncpgambling.org for more information and further assistance.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Fox Sports' lead College Football analyst Joel Klatt is back with his weekly picks episode where he previews all of the biggest matchups of the week and makes his picks against the spread. He kicks things off with his Big Noon Saturday game on FOX as defending champion Indiana starts their quest for a repeat against North Texas. He then makes his pick in the much-anticipated debut for Lane Kiffin at LSU as he takes on Dabo Swinney and Clemson. Klatt breaks down the ranked matchup between Trinidad Chambliss-led Ole Miss and #24 Louisville as well as #2 Oregon's early-season test vs Boise State. He wraps up the show with his picks for #19 SMU's trip to Florida State and an intriguing matchup between new head coaches as UCLA takes on Cal.The Joel Klatt Show live show from Ann Arbor next Thursday, September 10th ahead of Oklahoma-Michigan has sold out – thank you to all of the fans that reserved a ticket! Don't worry if you weren't able to get a ticket: we will be doing a special livestream of that show on The Joel Klatt Show's YouTube page starting at 7:00pm Eastern! Chapters 🏈0:00 - 1:36 Intro1:37 - 7:41 North Texas at Indiana7:42 - 12:08 Clemson at LSU12:09 - 15:08 Louisville vs. Ole Miss15:09 - 18:02 Boise State at Oregon18:03 - 20:38 SMU at Florida State20:39 - 23:38 UCLA at Cal23:39 - 27:06 Week 1 Picks Recap Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices