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Après le rejet de sa candidature à la prochaine élection présidentielle, « Laurent Gbagbo reçoit plusieurs opposants », titre Afrik.com. « L'ancien président ivoirien a multiplié les rencontres avec d'autres figures de l'opposition ». « Des échanges » qui, selon le site d'information panafricain, « traduisent une volonté de rapprochement face au quatrième mandat envisagé par le chef de l'État sortant, Alassane Ouattara ». Laurent Gbagbo a notamment reçu Pascal Afi N'Guessan, le président du FPI, le Front Populaire ivoirien. Il s'est aussi entretenu avec une délégation du PDCI-RDA, ainsi qu'un représentant du mouvement Générations et Peuples Solidaires, de Guillaume Soro. Pour Afrik.com, pas de doute : « ces rencontres pourraient être le début d'une nouvelle dynamique d'unité au sein de l'opposition ivoirienne, longtemps divisée, à l'approche d'un scrutin décisif pour l'avenir politique du pays ». « La Côte d'Ivoire n'est pas un royaume » Même analyse du côté de Ouagadougou, d'où l'Observateur Paalga, regarde avec attention la situation politique en Côte d'Ivoire. « La résistance des bannis s'organise », titre le journal burkinabé, qui se fait aussi l'écho des rencontres organisées par Laurent Gbagbo. « Si ce n'est pas encore le conseil de guerre, c'est tout le moins les prémices dans l'organisation de la résistance des bannis du scrutin présidentiel », ajoute l'Observateur Paalga. « On en voudrait pour preuve les déclarations de plusieurs de ces opposants qui vont du ton prudent, modéré à offensif, du genre :  La Côte d'Ivoire n'est pas un royaume, non à la confiscation du pouvoir… nous allons continuer la lutte politique contre un quatrième mandat… nous communiquerons sur la conduite à tenir dans les jours à venir » . « Arme d'élimination massive »  Et parmi ces opposants qui ont été reçus par Laurent Gbagbo et qui font part de leur mécontentement, il y a donc Pascal Afi N'guessan. Il est à la Une de 7 info Côte d'Ivoire. Et déclare : « le parrainage est une arme d'élimination massive des candidats ». « L'ancien Premier ministre », ajoute 7 info Côte d'Ivoire, « a rejeté les motifs évoqués par le Conseil Constitutionnel pour rejeter son dossier de candidature et assuré qu'il se battrait jusqu'au bout pour rétablir la vérité ». « J'ai été ministre, Premier ministre, président d'institution, député », a ainsi déclaré Pascal Afi N'Guessan. « On ne peut pas me faire croire qu'à ce stade de ma carrière, je serais incapable de rassembler 1% des électeurs de chaque région ». Revirement  C'est dans ce contexte, qu'une femme, s'affiche à la Une de nombreux journaux ivoiriens. Il s'agit de Linda Diplo. « Ex-militante du PDCI, elle rejoint le RHDP et s'engage pour la victoire d'Alassane Ouattara », titre Abidjan.net . « C'est en pleine conscience que j'ai pris la décision de démissionner », précise-t-elle, non sans avoir vigoureusement « salué » le bilan du président Ouattara, bilan qu'elle juge « remarquable ». L'infodrome titre de son côté : « Linda Diplo claque la porte du PDCI et rejoint le RHDP ». « Suite à la disparition du président Henri Konan Bédié », explique-t-elle, « l'arrivée d'une nouvelle équipe à la tête du PDCI nous a fait espérer un renforcement des valeurs que nous avons toujours défendues. Mais très vite j'ai constaté que la gouvernance, l'orientation et la ligne actuelle du parti, ne correspondaient plus à mes convictions » . « Ce revirement politique a lieu à six semaines de l'élection présidentielle », remarque l'Agence de Presse Africaine, et « trois jours après le rejet de la candidature de Tidjane Tiane,  le président du PDCI ». Autant dire le moment opportun pour quelqu'un qui préfère être du côté du favori de l'élection présidentielle, plutôt que de celui qui en est exclu. 

In this episode of Food Safety Matters, we speak with Dr. Dutcher [38:31] about: The internal structure of the Food Products Inspectorate (FPI) within FDA's OII OII's role and responsibilities for inspecting human foods at FDA, including examples of frontline activities How the FPI is equipped to facilitate outbreak investigations and recalls Priority work plans assigned to FPI in 2025, and how this work will be accomplished In light of reduced funding for state inspectoral partners, how FPI can work with state public health agencies to ensure that priority inspections are carried out How OII is working to help restore confidence in the food supply among U.S. consumers New technologies and platforms being leveraged by OII to advance operations both internally and structurally, and how they are benefitting OII operations and functions. News and Resources News Leaked Second MAHA Report Emphasizes Food Industry Deregulation, Reliance on Voluntary Industry Action [4:10] CDC Slashes FoodNet Surveillance From Eight Foodborne Pathogens to Two [16:21] Trump-Appointed CDC Director Dr. Susan Monarez Fired After Clashes With Secretary Kennedy [23:00] Boar's Head to Reopen Facility Behind Fatal Listeria Outbreak While Other Plants Remain Insanitary USDA Taking Over Boar's Head Inspections From State Officials at Plant Responsible for Outbreak [31:37] FDA Adds Six Artificial Food Dyes to List of Chemicals Under Post-Market Review [35:27] Resources Partnership for Food Safety Education—National Food Safety Education Month We Want to Hear from You! Please send us your questions and suggestions to podcast@food-safety.com  

In the second hour, Mac & Bone dissect ESPN's FPI chances to be competitive this season, as they tell you why or why they agree with the analytical outlook for the Panthers this season, they get back into college football and explain why the transfer portal & NIL continue to improve the sport, and they bring back the Panthers round table See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

« La Commission électorale indépendante, la CEI, a annoncé hier avoir reçu 53 dossiers pour l'élection présidentielle du 25 octobre prochain, rapporte le site ivoirien L'Infodrome, confirmant une compétition électorale d'une intensité inédite. (…) Le Conseil constitutionnel rendra publique la liste définitive des candidats au plus tard le 10 septembre, ouvrant la voie à une campagne officielle prévue du 5 au 23 octobre. » Commentaire de L'Infodrome : « dans un contexte de fortes attentes sociales, de jeunesse en quête d'alternance et de polarisation politique accumulée, cette présidentielle s'annonce comme l'une des plus imprévisibles et disputées depuis deux décennies. » Radiations et exclusions… Il faut dire que « ces dernières semaines, le climat politique s'est tendu, relève Jeune Afrique. Plusieurs leaders de l'opposition critiquent la candidature à un quatrième mandat d'Alassane Ouattara, et dénoncent leur exclusion de la liste électorale. Ils pointent également du doigt l'organisateur du scrutin, la CEI, jugée trop peu impartiale, et demandent la révision de la liste électorale. Cela n'a pas empêché plusieurs ténors de déposer leur dossier pour pouvoir participer à la course. » Parmi eux, Laurent Gbagbo, pourtant radié en raison d'une condamnation de la justice ivoirienne. « Laurent Gbagbo qui a d'ores et déjà face à lui un autre prétendant du PPA-CI, précise Jeune Afrique. En effet, « Ahoua Don Mello, qui se propose comme une alternative en cas de rejet de la candidature de l'ancien président, a aussi déposé son dossier. Ses équipes étaient accompagnées de Charles Blé Goudé – inéligible et qui a affirmé soutenir toutes les candidatures de la gauche. Il était aux côtés de l'ancienne première dame et leader du MGC, Simone Ehivet Gbagbo. Une autre figure de la gauche, Pascal Affi N'Guessan, président du FPI, a déposé sa candidature malgré la fronde interne à laquelle il fait face. L'autre ténor de l'opposition absent de la liste électorale est le président du PDCI, Tidjane Thiam. La justice ivoirienne avait demandé son retrait de la liste, estimant qu'il était toujours français au moment de son inscription. » Sélection restreinte… Alors « si l'annonce d'une cinquantaine de candidatures peut sembler refléter une ouverture démocratique, tous ne franchiront pas le cap du Conseil constitutionnel. » C'est ce que souligne Afrik.com. Les Sages devront « examiner scrupuleusement les dossiers, en vérifiant notamment les critères de moralité, d'éligibilité et les conditions financières imposées. C'est donc une sélection plus restreinte qui sera officiellement validée d'ici au 10 septembre. » En tout cas, poursuit Afrik.com, « le rendez-vous électoral du 25 octobre cristallise les attentions. Outre la question de la participation effective des grandes figures politiques, ce scrutin est observé de près par les acteurs internationaux, compte tenu du rôle central de la Côte d'Ivoire dans la stabilité régionale. Pour les électeurs, il s'agira de choisir entre la continuité avec le président sortant, Alassane Ouattara, et les différentes visions de l'opposition, dans un contexte marqué par les débats sur la gouvernance, la réconciliation nationale et le développement économique. » Mali : l'assainissement, parent pauvre des politiques publiques Tout autre chose avec cette enquête à lire sur le site malien Sahel Tribune… Enquête sur le manque de toilettes publiques au Mali. « Toilettes publiques, un luxe à ciel ouvert », titre le site bamakois. « Dans ce pays où seulement 45 % de la population dispose d'un service d'assainissement de base, plus d'un million de Maliens continuent à déféquer à l'air libre, dénonce Sahel Tribune. La statistique dit tout : l'infrastructure n'existe pas, ou si peu, et quand elle existe, elle se dégrade, faute d'entretien, de financement et de volonté politique. » En effet, déplore encore le site malien, « l'assainissement reste le parent pauvre des politiques publiques (…) Construire un bloc de trois latrines publiques coûte un peu plus d'un million de francs CFA. Une somme importante pour une mairie, certes, mais ridicule au regard du coût social et sanitaire des diarrhées, de la malnutrition et des infections que provoque l'absence de toilettes. » Enfin, Sahel Tribune élargit le débat, avec ce chiffre récemment publié par l'OMS et l'UNICEF : dans le monde, 354 millions de personnes n'ont pas accès à des toilettes… « L'accès universel à l'eau potable et à l'assainissement d'ici 2030, promesse des Nations unies, s'éloigne inexorablement », soupire le site malien. Et « c'est là le symbole extrême des inégalités mondiales. L'humanité avance, mais laisse derrière elle des centaines de millions d'hommes et de femmes dans la poussière, l'eau souillée et l'humiliation. »

« La Commission électorale indépendante, la CEI, a annoncé hier avoir reçu 53 dossiers pour l'élection présidentielle du 25 octobre prochain, rapporte le site ivoirien L'Infodrome, confirmant une compétition électorale d'une intensité inédite. (…) Le Conseil constitutionnel rendra publique la liste définitive des candidats au plus tard le 10 septembre, ouvrant la voie à une campagne officielle prévue du 5 au 23 octobre. » Commentaire de L'Infodrome : « dans un contexte de fortes attentes sociales, de jeunesse en quête d'alternance et de polarisation politique accumulée, cette présidentielle s'annonce comme l'une des plus imprévisibles et disputées depuis deux décennies. » Radiations et exclusions… Il faut dire que « ces dernières semaines, le climat politique s'est tendu, relève Jeune Afrique. Plusieurs leaders de l'opposition critiquent la candidature à un quatrième mandat d'Alassane Ouattara, et dénoncent leur exclusion de la liste électorale. Ils pointent également du doigt l'organisateur du scrutin, la CEI, jugée trop peu impartiale, et demandent la révision de la liste électorale. Cela n'a pas empêché plusieurs ténors de déposer leur dossier pour pouvoir participer à la course. » Parmi eux, Laurent Gbagbo, pourtant radié en raison d'une condamnation de la justice ivoirienne. « Laurent Gbagbo qui a d'ores et déjà face à lui un autre prétendant du PPA-CI, précise Jeune Afrique. En effet, « Ahoua Don Mello, qui se propose comme une alternative en cas de rejet de la candidature de l'ancien président, a aussi déposé son dossier. Ses équipes étaient accompagnées de Charles Blé Goudé – inéligible et qui a affirmé soutenir toutes les candidatures de la gauche. Il était aux côtés de l'ancienne première dame et leader du MGC, Simone Ehivet Gbagbo. Une autre figure de la gauche, Pascal Affi N'Guessan, président du FPI, a déposé sa candidature malgré la fronde interne à laquelle il fait face. L'autre ténor de l'opposition absent de la liste électorale est le président du PDCI, Tidjane Thiam. La justice ivoirienne avait demandé son retrait de la liste, estimant qu'il était toujours français au moment de son inscription. » Sélection restreinte… Alors « si l'annonce d'une cinquantaine de candidatures peut sembler refléter une ouverture démocratique, tous ne franchiront pas le cap du Conseil constitutionnel. » C'est ce que souligne Afrik.com. Les Sages devront « examiner scrupuleusement les dossiers, en vérifiant notamment les critères de moralité, d'éligibilité et les conditions financières imposées. C'est donc une sélection plus restreinte qui sera officiellement validée d'ici au 10 septembre. » En tout cas, poursuit Afrik.com, « le rendez-vous électoral du 25 octobre cristallise les attentions. Outre la question de la participation effective des grandes figures politiques, ce scrutin est observé de près par les acteurs internationaux, compte tenu du rôle central de la Côte d'Ivoire dans la stabilité régionale. Pour les électeurs, il s'agira de choisir entre la continuité avec le président sortant, Alassane Ouattara, et les différentes visions de l'opposition, dans un contexte marqué par les débats sur la gouvernance, la réconciliation nationale et le développement économique. » Mali : l'assainissement, parent pauvre des politiques publiques Tout autre chose avec cette enquête à lire sur le site malien Sahel Tribune… Enquête sur le manque de toilettes publiques au Mali. « Toilettes publiques, un luxe à ciel ouvert », titre le site bamakois. « Dans ce pays où seulement 45 % de la population dispose d'un service d'assainissement de base, plus d'un million de Maliens continuent à déféquer à l'air libre, dénonce Sahel Tribune. La statistique dit tout : l'infrastructure n'existe pas, ou si peu, et quand elle existe, elle se dégrade, faute d'entretien, de financement et de volonté politique. » En effet, déplore encore le site malien, « l'assainissement reste le parent pauvre des politiques publiques (…) Construire un bloc de trois latrines publiques coûte un peu plus d'un million de francs CFA. Une somme importante pour une mairie, certes, mais ridicule au regard du coût social et sanitaire des diarrhées, de la malnutrition et des infections que provoque l'absence de toilettes. » Enfin, Sahel Tribune élargit le débat, avec ce chiffre récemment publié par l'OMS et l'UNICEF : dans le monde, 354 millions de personnes n'ont pas accès à des toilettes… « L'accès universel à l'eau potable et à l'assainissement d'ici 2030, promesse des Nations unies, s'éloigne inexorablement », soupire le site malien. Et « c'est là le symbole extrême des inégalités mondiales. L'humanité avance, mais laisse derrière elle des centaines de millions d'hommes et de femmes dans la poussière, l'eau souillée et l'humiliation. »

In hour 4 of The Drive, Zach and Phil break down the Broncos final cuts as they have their initial 53-man roster. We hear from Sean Payton and his thoughts on Audric Estime getting cut and how much the Broncos third preseason game factored into cuts and practice squad candidates. We preview the Colorado season as the Buffs kick off their season on Friday. Will we see both Kaidon Salter and Julian Lewis play on Friday night? We go week by week and react to ESPN's FPI predictions and evaluate the Buffs' chances of winning. We wrap up the show with DenverSports.com's Will Petersen joining the show to discuss Deion Sanders naming Kaidon Salter the starting quarterback for the Buffs. Should Colorado play both Salter and Lewis throughout this season? 

In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Phil take a deep dive into the Colorado Buffaloes as they kick off their season on Friday night vs Georgia Tech. We also have breaking news as Ralphie VI has retired from running on the field before the game. We go week by week and react to ESPN's FPI predictions and evaluate the Buffs' chances of winning. We hear from Coach Prime and his plan for the Buffs starting quarterback. Will we see both Kaidon Salter and Julian Lewis play on Friday night? Today's "Three Count" includes Sam Ehlinger being the final cut for the Broncos initial 53-man roster, Jarrett Stidham being ranked as the 7th best backup quarterback in the NFL, and roster moves around the NFL that relate to former Broncos. With the Broncos moving on from Devaughn Vele last week, we debate who the Broncos best value contract is. 

In this episode of TN Fan Talk, Byrd and The Duke break down the seismic shift in Vol Nation: Adidas is officially back starting July 2026, and the deal is more than just gear — it's a branding overhaul with NIL firepower and flagship ambitions. We unpack what this means for Tennessee's identity, recruiting, and fan culture.Then it's prediction time. ESPN's FPI gives the Vols a 43.4% shot at the CFP and favors them in 9 of 12 games — but we've got our own take. From quarterback swaps to SEC wildcards, we lay out our realistic, bold, and maybe slightly orange-tinted forecast for the 2025 season.Whether you bleed orange or just like watching us argue about it, this episode is packed with insight, hype, and a few spicy takes. Hit play and let's talk Vols.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/tennessee-fan-talk/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This hour featured a look at Tennessee's schedule through the lense of FPI, performance of the weekend, and more...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This hour featured a look at Tennessee's schedule through the lense of FPI, performance of the weekend, and more...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chois, Snead, and Jamie discussed FPI's predicted finish for Texas Tech, the start of the season kicking off this weekend, picked Utah's schedule, and the biggest risers and fallers in the Big 12.

On Thursday's episode, we made our predictions for Michigan's impending sanctions coming out of the Conor Stallions saga. On Friday, the verdict came in. Ross Dellenger may now also be called Nostradamus because he was spot on with his predictions. Over $30-million in fines and a three-game suspension for head coach Sherrone Moore were the main highlights from the ruling. Andy Staples and Steven Godfrey join Ross in recapping the reaction to the ruling and discussing where Michigan goes from here.Expanding the College Football Playoff has been a talking point since the format's inception. It has grown from four to twelve teams, but that does not seem to be enough to some in college football. While sixteen seems to be a natural progression, a much larger number was suggested recently. Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti threw out the idea of a 28-team playoff and sent the college football world into an uproar. Was this suggestion just a ruse for a more preferable plan? Why was this the only playoff idea that was reported on? How realistic is a 28-team playoff? The guys answer all of these questions and more as they look toward the future of the College Football Playoff.Later in the show, they discuss Virginia Tech's athletic director, Whit Babcock, and his presentation to the university's Board explaining where college football is headed and his pressing need for more funding. What might a super league look like in the college football landscape and how close are we to its arrival? Is the constant desire for change and money ruining the sport for the fans? Andy, Ross and Steven explain the crossroads college football is at after Babcock's comments.Finally, there was a recent change in the FPI over the weekend. A change that came without any games being played and not much notable news that affects the product on the field. Some SEC teams were bumped up and some ACC teams were knocked down. This appears to be all the motivation needed for SMU head coach Rhett Lashlee to call the system out for being “rigged.” The guys discuss coach Lashlee's comments and give their own thoughts on the importance of the FPI.Plus, the guys end the show with some breaking news about Auburn and the four new national football titles they picked up somewhat arbitrarily on Tuesday morning! (0:57) - Reaction to Michigan's sanctions(10:17) - Will a 28-team playoff actually happen?(28:38) - Whit Babcock's plea for money and concern over a potential super league(53:12) - Rhett Lashlee bashes recent FPI change(1:04:48) - Auburn claims new national titles Subscribe to the College Football Enquirer on your favorite podcast app:

Will NC State players rise to the occasion and show their potential? With so many questions about where Pack football can we expect clear-cut answers this season? And, is "Ants Marching" relatable when it comes to Dave Doeren's 13th season in Raleigh? That you'll have to answer for yourself. Special guest Evan from Red & White Podcast joins Will and Jim on ACC Nation to preview the Wolfpack. Up front we examine the changes in coaching, schemes and infusion of players from the Transfer Portal. There are big questions regarding personnel plugging into the schemes and perhaps bigger ones regarding those players and the depth needed to keep the engine chugging. NC State Among the question marks there is CJ Bailey at quarterback. Has he developed in the off-season. How about the running backs? There's Hollywood Smothers but can you expect him to tote the rock 40 times a game without losing him to injury? What about incoming Duke Scott who is described as explosive. Can a freshman be successfully paired with Smothers to generate a ground and pound offense? The schedule is both agreeable and disconcerting depending on where you start. NC State looks like they'll be bowl bound again but will it be as ESPN's FPI projects, a 6-6 season? Evan gives us his thoughts on each game and what might give the team the edge. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast, listen to us on streaming radio or watch ACC Nation on YouTube. Like, follow and as always, we look forward to your comments on YT.

The College Football Playoff may grow to 24 or even 28 teams, eliminating conference championship games and reshaping how bids are determined. Gary breaks down the SEC and Big Ten's control of the format, the impact on strength of schedule and selection criteria, and why this move might water down the regular season. He also digs into ESPN's updated FPI rankings and the surprising drop for Clemson, before closing with injury news at Alabama as running back Jam Miller goes down with a dislocated collarbone.

Hour 2 of Reaction Monday on 3 Man Front featured Hugh Freeze's post-practice press conference, Danny Kanell going off on ESPN's FPI rankings & the latest CFB Playoff predictions from around the country!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ESPN's FPI has the Patriots ranked 12th in the AFC. The team needed to fix their roster after an abysmal 2024 season, and they come into 2025 with an upgraded roster and heightened expectations.

Fitzy, Dan, and Ted react to ESPN's FPI leaving the Patriots out of the playoffs next season. Is Tom Brady ok? The NFL needs to do a better job helping its players adjust to retirement.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT breaks down why Georgia doesn't need Gunner Stockton to be flashy to win big — they've built dynasties with QBs way less talented. Then he calls his shot: Texas is the most complete team in college football and should be the title favorite heading into the season. Colorado's offense is undergoing a total identity shift, and the Kaidon Salter era might just cook. Plus, ESPN's FPI is straight-up disrespecting Oklahoma and Florida, and JT's not letting that slide. And finally, early LSU vs Clemson thoughts and why the media keeps underestimating what Bill Belichick could do at the college level — trust, the game would get flipped upside down.

We saw the FPI rankings last week, but if you look at the projected records, here are some that stand out: Penn State, Ohio State and Oregon all at 10-2; Michigan and USC at 8-4; Nebraska, Indiana and Washington at 7-5; and Illinois at 6-6 Why are the rankings so low on Illinois, who some believe could be a playoff contender? Show Sponsored by NEBCOOur Sponsors:* Check out Hims: https://hims.com/EARLYBREAKAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Reach out to Cody and Buhler to tell them what's up!Not so fast, my friend...On today's episode of False Start, John Buhler (Lead Writer, FanSided.com) and Cody Williams (Content Director, FanSided.com) looked at where Lee Corso's final College GameDay show will be airing from and discussed if it was the right call for ESPN.After that they looked at ESPN's Adam Rittenberg's Future CFB Power Rankings through the lens of Fore! For Four.They then looked at ESPN's FPI through some Goldilocks before diving head first into the best candidates to be this year's Arizona State.When you're lying in bed just like Brian Wilson did, it's gotta be False Start!

This hour featured conversation about SEC record predictions from ESPN's FPI simulation, a cinderella run, and more... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Main Auburn topics include: two football commitments, ESPN's FPI rankings, Spidle Hall going away, and more. Episode 20 debuted on 6/10/25.DM on social media or email e2cnetwork@gmail.com to request a topic or ask a question to be featured on the next show.Ever to Podcast is regularly updated Auburn podcast with host Kyle Loomis, part of E2C Network: The Auburn Experience. Updates on the latest news and topics across the fanbase and social media involving sports, culture, and family.ALL IN ONE LINK (Content, Social Media, Support, Contact, Etc.) ➡️ https://linktr.ee/e2cnetwork

This hour featured conversation about SEC record predictions from ESPN's FPI simulation, a cinderella run, and more... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

South Carolina certainly has a shot at making the College Football Playoff in 2025. ESPN's FPI, whch leaves a lot to be desired but is worth a mention, has the Gamecocks' chances at 20.3 percent, which is high for South Carolina in the preseason. But is it playoff or bust even if quarterback LaNorris Sellers has a great year and this is his last one? JC Shurburtt dives into the topic. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jake was looking back at ESPN's FPI ratings yesterday and was looking at the top 10 teams and their percentage chance of making the playoffs, and the lowest was Tennessee---ranked 10th---at 38% Texas is No. 1 with an 82% chance of the playoffs, followed by Georgia (78.6%); Ohio State (70%); Alabama (66.2%); Penn State (63.8%); Oregon (57.5%); Clemson (47.3%); Miami (46.3%); Notre Dame (45.6%); and then Tennessee Show Sponsored by MIDWEST BANKOur Sponsors:* Check out Hims: https://hims.com/EARLYBREAKAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

TheWolverine.com's Clayton Sayfie and Anthony Broome discuss early Vegas point spreads for Michigan football vs. New Mexico, Nebraska and Ohio State. They then give their opinions on if ESPN's FPI projections for the Wolverines are too high, too low or just right. They preview Michigan's committee on infractions hearing with the NCAA, before switching gears to basketball. They discuss head coach Dusty May's podcast interview with Brian Boesch, giving the highlights and their analysis. Estimated time stamps for each topic are below:(00:00) - Intro(1:20) - Early Vegas point spreads for three games(18:17) - 2025 Michigan Football Preview Magazine(19:19) - Are the computers right about Michigan?(28:48) - NCAA Committee On Infractions hearing this week(33:35) - The best of Dusty May on 'Defend The Block'Don't miss out on The Wolverine's 2025 Michigan Football Preview magazine — it's our annual 160-page glossy yearbook, and this year will be our 37th year of publication. Preorder your copy before June 16 and get free shipping! On3 subscribers get even greater savings. Go online to order at: https://bit.ly/um-show   Get all of your Michigan football, basketball and recruiting news on The Wolverine Podcast

Tim May and Devier Posey talk ESPN's first FPI ratings of the season, Navy and Youngstown St coming to Columbus in 2029, and the biggest impact transfers of the year in the Big 10. Plus Pete Nakos of On3.com to talk the House settlement, Tony Gerdeman talks Buckeye Hoops!

The 8am hour of Wednesday's Mac & Cube kept on with Wes Rucker, who covers Tennessee for GoVols247 & CBS Sports, telling us what would have to happen for Tennessee to live up to ESPN's top-10 ranking ; then, the guys get into first time starters and look at Ty Simpson and Joey Aguilar; and later, Cole & Greg drop their thoughts on the rest of ESPN's FPI rankings. "McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wednesday's 7am hour of Mac & Cube started off with an attempt to get into the most impactful players in the SEC, but the guys can't help themselves and get into the newly released FPI and everything that's wrong about it; then, Greg defends Tennessee being a top-10 team; later, Cole points out more FPI errors and egregiousness; and finally, the guys play nice and do like ONE thing about the FPI ratings. "McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Heath starts hour 2 talking Alabama with Drew DeArmond from 97.7 The Zone in Huntsville, and ESPN’s first release of the FPI rankings. We then talk the SEC meetings and the new CFB video game with Andy Staples from On3 Sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This hour featured Collier Shots, conversation about Tennessee's appearance in the top 10 of the FPI, and more...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John and Josh break down where Nebraska ranked in ESPN's FPI rankings.

The College Football Hall of Fame ballot includes former Alabama Crimson Tide great Mark Ingram and former Auburn Tigers great Cam Newton. Are the Alabama Football and Auburn Football greats first ballot guys? Dennis Franchione and Tommy Tuberville are also on the ballot, are they Hall Worthy? A new wave of college football coaches are in the game, is there a lack of experience of being number one in college football right now? ESPN has released their first Football Power Index and it loves the SEC. The FPI has The Texas Longhorns, The Georgia Bulldogs and the Alabama Crimson Tide in the top four. The Ohio State Buckeyes, at three, round out the SEC heavy top four. We will discuss what the FPI says about Alabama Football, Georgia Football and Texas Football. The Auburn Tigers are 14th in that same ranking with a projected win total of 7.6. That brings back the same offseason discussion: how many wins does Auburn Football coach Hugh Freeze need to remain in good graces at Auburn? What does the SEC and the Big Ten really owe the rest of college football? Can you allegedly slap a player, choke a player and still go in that school’s hall of fame? Our Champions Boxing 40-in-40 team today: The Indiana Hoosiers. Indiana Football captured College Football Playoff magic last season, can they do the same in 2025? Four SEC Baseball teams survive the regionals a move to the Super Regionals: The Auburn Tigers, The LSU Tigers, The Arkansas Razorbacks and The Tennessee Volunteers. Even though Auburn Baseball, LSU Baseball, Arkansas Baseball and Tennessee Baseball advance, was this embarrassing for the SEC? Is there a scenario in which the Detroit Lions miss the NFL Playoffs this year?Visit the TNR store: https://nextround.store/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The College Football Hall of Fame ballot includes former Alabama Crimson Tide great Mark Ingram and former Auburn Tigers great Cam Newton. Are the Alabama Football and Auburn Football greats first ballot guys? Dennis Franchione and Tommy Tuberville are also on the ballot, are they Hall Worthy? A new wave of college football coaches are in the game, is there a lack of experience of being number one in college football right now? ESPN has released their first Football Power Index and it loves the SEC. The FPI has The Texas Longhorns, The Georgia Bulldogs and the Alabama Crimson Tide in the top four. The Ohio State Buckeyes, at three, round out the SEC heavy top four. We will discuss what the FPI says about Alabama Football, Georgia Football and Texas Football. The Auburn Tigers are 14th in that same ranking with a projected win total of 7.6. That brings back the same offseason discussion: how many wins does Auburn Football coach Hugh Freeze need to remain in good graces at Auburn? What does the SEC and the Big Ten really owe the rest of college football? Can you allegedly slap a player, choke a player and still go in that school’s hall of fame? Our Champions Boxing 40-in-40 team today: The Indiana Hoosiers. Indiana Football captured College Football Playoff magic last season, can they do the same in 2025? Four SEC Baseball teams survive the regionals a move to the Super Regionals: The Auburn Tigers, The LSU Tigers, The Arkansas Razorbacks and The Tennessee Volunteers. Even though Auburn Baseball, LSU Baseball, Arkansas Baseball and Tennessee Baseball advance, was this embarrassing for the SEC? Is there a scenario in which the Detroit Lions miss the NFL Playoffs this year?Visit the TNR store: https://nextround.store/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The College Football Hall of Fame ballot includes former Alabama Crimson Tide great Mark Ingram and former Auburn Tigers great Cam Newton. Are the Alabama Football and Auburn Football greats first ballot guys? Dennis Franchione and Tommy Tuberville are also on the ballot, are they Hall Worthy? A new wave of college football coaches are in the game, is there a lack of experience of being number one in college football right now? ESPN has released their first Football Power Index and it loves the SEC. The FPI has The Texas Longhorns, The Georgia Bulldogs and the Alabama Crimson Tide in the top four. The Ohio State Buckeyes, at three, round out the SEC heavy top four. We will discuss what the FPI says about Alabama Football, Georgia Football and Texas Football. The Auburn Tigers are 14th in that same ranking with a projected win total of 7.6. That brings back the same offseason discussion: how many wins does Auburn Football coach Hugh Freeze need to remain in good graces at Auburn? What does the SEC and the Big Ten really owe the rest of college football? Can you allegedly slap a player, choke a player and still go in that school’s hall of fame? Our Champions Boxing 40-in-40 team today: The Indiana Hoosiers. Indiana Football captured College Football Playoff magic last season, can they do the same in 2025? Four SEC Baseball teams survive the regionals a move to the Super Regionals: The Auburn Tigers, The LSU Tigers, The Arkansas Razorbacks and The Tennessee Volunteers. Even though Auburn Baseball, LSU Baseball, Arkansas Baseball and Tennessee Baseball advance, was this embarrassing for the SEC? Is there a scenario in which the Detroit Lions miss the NFL Playoffs this year?Visit the TNR store: https://nextround.store/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The College Football Hall of Fame ballot includes former Alabama Crimson Tide great Mark Ingram and former Auburn Tigers great Cam Newton. Are the Alabama Football and Auburn Football greats first ballot guys? Dennis Franchione and Tommy Tuberville are also on the ballot, are they Hall Worthy? A new wave of college football coaches are in the game, is there a lack of experience of being number one in college football right now? ESPN has released their first Football Power Index and it loves the SEC. The FPI has The Texas Longhorns, The Georgia Bulldogs and the Alabama Crimson Tide in the top four. The Ohio State Buckeyes, at three, round out the SEC heavy top four. We will discuss what the FPI says about Alabama Football, Georgia Football and Texas Football. The Auburn Tigers are 14th in that same ranking with a projected win total of 7.6. That brings back the same offseason discussion: how many wins does Auburn Football coach Hugh Freeze need to remain in good graces at Auburn? What does the SEC and the Big Ten really owe the rest of college football? Can you allegedly slap a player, choke a player and still go in that school’s hall of fame? Our Champions Boxing 40-in-40 team today: The Indiana Hoosiers. Indiana Football captured College Football Playoff magic last season, can they do the same in 2025? Four SEC Baseball teams survive the regionals a move to the Super Regionals: The Auburn Tigers, The LSU Tigers, The Arkansas Razorbacks and The Tennessee Volunteers. Even though Auburn Baseball, LSU Baseball, Arkansas Baseball and Tennessee Baseball advance, was this embarrassing for the SEC? Is there a scenario in which the Detroit Lions miss the NFL Playoffs this year?Visit the TNR store: https://nextround.store/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The College Football Hall of Fame ballot includes former Alabama Crimson Tide great Mark Ingram and former Auburn Tigers great Cam Newton. Are the Alabama Football and Auburn Football greats first ballot guys? Dennis Franchione and Tommy Tuberville are also on the ballot, are they Hall Worthy? A new wave of college football coaches are in the game, is there a lack of experience of being number one in college football right now? ESPN has released their first Football Power Index and it loves the SEC. The FPI has The Texas Longhorns, The Georgia Bulldogs and the Alabama Crimson Tide in the top four. The Ohio State Buckeyes, at three, round out the SEC heavy top four. We will discuss what the FPI says about Alabama Football, Georgia Football and Texas Football. The Auburn Tigers are 14th in that same ranking with a projected win total of 7.6. That brings back the same offseason discussion: how many wins does Auburn Football coach Hugh Freeze need to remain in good graces at Auburn? What does the SEC and the Big Ten really owe the rest of college football? Can you allegedly slap a player, choke a player and still go in that school’s hall of fame? Our Champions Boxing 40-in-40 team today: The Indiana Hoosiers. Indiana Football captured College Football Playoff magic last season, can they do the same in 2025? Four SEC Baseball teams survive the regionals a move to the Super Regionals: The Auburn Tigers, The LSU Tigers, The Arkansas Razorbacks and The Tennessee Volunteers. Even though Auburn Baseball, LSU Baseball, Arkansas Baseball and Tennessee Baseball advance, was this embarrassing for the SEC? Is there a scenario in which the Detroit Lions miss the NFL Playoffs this year?Visit the TNR store: https://nextround.store/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thibs Fired, ESPN's FPI, Nepotism at Iowa, and Renting vs Buying - T H1

Ryan Lavoie, Tom Peavy and Brooks Childress recap NCAA Baseball Regionals, talk Braves coaching staff changes, and take a look at ESPN's FPI for the upcoming football season. Enjoy this Tuesday edition of SportsCall!!! 0:53 - Show Open 6:06 - Auburn Regional Recap 20:32 - Phone Calls 35:06 - Birthdays in Sports 44:17 - Hour 2 Open 44:55 - NASCAR update 54:45 - Bob Pockrass interview 1:11:10 - NCAA Regionals wrap up 1:27:18 - Hour 3 Open 1:29:00 - Braves Coaching Changes 1:47:17 - ESPN FPI breakdown 2:03:10 - Nightly TV Guide

This week on the main Zak recap Ffion Davies vs Adele Fornarino on FPI 11. In the news section of the show we talk about why we decided to push the recap of the IBJJF 2025 world championships into next week. Giving us more time to recap the fight pass invitational.In the recap section we discussed Ffion Davies defeating Adele Fornarino by split decision. We discussed some of the dynamics of the match across all three rounds and addressed some of our frustrations with the closed scoring used under the unified rules. We discussed potentially how difficult it would be for Adele to win in this rule at given her preference for playing from the bottom essentially in our eyes, making it a requirement to submit to win given her style. We talked about a potential rematch happening as the women's super fight at the 2026 ADCC world championships and how much we would love to see the rematch take place under those rules. In Ana Carolina Vieira win over Raquel Canuto by unanimous decision we discussed some of the takedowns and guillotine attempts that were able to win in Carolina the match. We broke down William Tackett submission over Achilles Rocha using an unorthodox takedown sequence into a rear naked choke finish.In Mason Fowler vs Christiano Troisi we talked about the submission a near Iminari choke from the omaplata after a quick rubber guard transition from Fowler. We also briefly discussed that Mason may be the best rubber guard player in the sport right now. We discussed the draw that took place between Francisco Lo and Enrico Beltran.We broke down the attacking sequences in Alex Enriquez vs Shye Lilly that saw Alex take the match with a great armbar transition in round 2. We discussed Keven Carrasco Teepee Choke submission win in round 1 over Sebastian Oyervidez Plus discussed João Assonitis counter heel hook win over Daniel Maira after countering a toe hold attempt. In the outro, we discussed recapping the world championships next week.Recorded 6-1-2025

The FPI is here, and Nebraska is in the Top 25 with a shot at the College Football Playoff. We look at other teams in the Big Ten and around the midwest.

In hour three of 3 Man Front SEC Mike with That SEC Podcast joined the crew to preview the 2025 season, we discussed ESPN's newest FPI rankings & who has the best odds to make the CFP, plus we took your calls and texts! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

14:13 - Guest: ESPN NFL analytics expert Seth Walder on the Commanders being the No. 6 team in the NFL per ESPN's Football Power Index in its first rankings for the 2025 season, including why the FPI is so high on the Commanders, how we should be thinking about the team in terms of two potential regression areas in health and third- and fourth-down efficiencies, what quarterback Jayden Daniels doing so well in terms of ESPN's Total QBR metric in the 2024 season tells us, why the Philadelphia Eagles are the smallest preseason Super Bowl favorite that the FPI has had since it began projections in 2015 and more 41:56 - Nationals: analysis of the Nats winning two out of three games at the Arizona Diamondbacks in a series that featured the Nats' offense being dominant over the first two games...and reaction to the Nats designating reliever Jorge Lopez for assignment 59:25 - Orioles: breakdown of the O's sweeping a three-game series against the American League-worst Chicago White Sox in a battle of the two worst teams in the American League and in a series in which the Orioles' starting pitching was excellent Download the PrizePicks app and use the promo code "Galdi" for $50 instantly after you play your first $5 lineup - https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/GALDI The Nace Law Group, Accident & Injury Lawyers - 202-902-7611 and make sure that you mention that Al Galdi sent you Call Nova Fireplace And Stove at 571-513-3803, mention that Al Galdi sent you and receive $50 off any fireplace service before Sept. 1, 2025 - this includes cleaning, safety inspection, tune-up and diagnostic work For advertising inquiries, email Sales@BlueWirePods.com Please note that time stamps may be slightly off depending on rotating national ads 

Steve and Jeff lamented the "nightmare" weather issues in Baton Rouge and reviewed ESPN's FPI rankings for the 2025 NFL season. Koki Riley, an LSU baseball reporter for The Advocate, joined Sports Talk to share updates from the weather delays at Alex Box Stadium. Riley explained Tiger head coach Jay Johnson's decision to pitch LSU starter Anthony Eyanson vs. Little Rock. Riley also shared his scouting report on Little Rock, Rhode Island, and Dallas Baptist. Steve and Jeff heard from Saints DB Alontae Taylor.

Mike and Charlie recapped the early buzz from the SEC's annual meetings. The guys interviewed Greg Cosell, a senior producer for NFL Films, and Glenn Guilbeau, a columnist for TigerRag.com. Cosell evaluated the Saints' 2025 rookie class, highlighting LT Kelvin Banks Jr., QB Tyler Shough, and RB Devin Neal. Mark Cook, an NBA scout, joined Sports Talk to discuss the Eastern and Western Conference Finals. Mike, Charlie, and Steve played their daily "Triple Option" segment. Steve and Charlie broke down LSU head coach Jay Johnson's options for the upcoming Baton Rouge regional. The guys spoke to John Hendrix, a Saints beat reporter for NewOrleans.Football, about the Saints' new-look offensive line, cornerback depth, wide receiver group, and running back room. Steve and Charlie reviewed ESPN's brutal FPI projection for the Saints ahead of the 2025 season. Joe Healy, a reporter for D1Baseball.com, previewed the NCAA Baseball Tournament, highlighting the Baton Rouge regional, the under-seeded hosts, and the teams on upset alert this weekend.

Steve and Charlie broke down LSU head coach Jay Johnson's options for the upcoming Baton Rouge regional. John Hendrix, a Saints beat reporter for NewOrleans.Football, joined Sports Talk. Hendrix shared his thoughts on the Saints' new-look offensive line, cornerback depth, wide receiver group, and running back room. Steve and Charlie reviewed ESPN's brutal FPI projection for the Saints ahead of the 2025 season.

On Thursday's show: We were on the air when we found out that the Reds traded Alexis Diaz to the Dodgers, so we reacted.  We also talked a lot about Santiago Espinal, probably more than anyone should talk about Santiago Espinal.We also discussed the comments that came from Shemar Stewart's dad.Also, Seth Walder from ESPN discussed FPI projections and what they say about the Bengals, Miguel Gallardo from Apple TV talked FC Cincinnati, and Scott Springer joined us from Knoxville to talk about the NCAA Baseball Tournament. Podcasts of The Mo Egger Radio Show are a service of Longnecks Sports Grill.Listen to the show live weekday afternoons 3:00 - 6:00 on ESPN1530. Listen Live: ESPN1530.com/listenGet more: https://linktr.ee/MoEggerFollow on X: @MoEggerInstagram too: @MoEgger

ESPN Sports Analytics Writer Seth Walder joined us to discuss ESPN's FPI projections for the 2025 NFL season and what they tell us about the Bengals.Podcasts of The Mo Egger Radio Show are a service of Longnecks Sports Grill.Listen to the show live weekday afternoons 3:00 - 6:00 on ESPN1530. Listen Live: ESPN1530.com/listenGet more: https://linktr.ee/MoEggerFollow on X: @MoEggerInstagram too: @MoEgger

Steve and Charlie reviewed ESPN's brutal FPI projection for the Saints ahead of the 2025 season.

This week on the show, Maine and Cory preview the 2025 IBJJF Worlds, and UFC Fight Pass invitational 11 headlined by Ffion Davies vs Adele Fornarino 2. We also recap Fury Pro Grappling 13. In the recap section of the show we broke down the main card of Fury Pro Grappling 13. we discussed the four woman tournament. Some of the scoring and rules of the event and both of the title fights on the card.In the preview of FPI 11 we discussed the rematch between Ffion and Adele, we discussed the dynamics of their first matchup three years ago, and how the guard play of Adele was going to potentially play into the top pressure and knee cut passing game of Ffion. We also discussed the overhook Armbar series that Adele uses as a potential pathway to victory. In the preview of the 2025 IBJJF Worlds we reviewed all of the brackets and discussed all of the front runners in each division for the entire tournament. Plus, discussed some of our more anticipated, match ups and divisions.Recorded 5-26-2025