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Notre Dame-Navy is unexpectedly a Top-25 matchup on Saturday, and it joins Oregon-Illinois and Boise State-UNLV in getting the Big Game Breakdown treatment from Doug Lesmerises and Bill Landis on this Week 9 Picks and Previews show on Kings of the North.Among the other games of interest are Michigan-Michigan State, Kansas-Kansas State, Penn State-Wisconsin, Indiana-Washington, Rutgers-USC and BYU-UCF.Plus check Wednesday's show for major breakdowns of Pitt-Syracuse and Colorado-Cincinnati.Thanks as always for joining Kings of the North.Chapters:• First set of game picks including Penn State at Wisconsin, Nebraska at Ohio State, and Michigan State at Michigan (06:05)• Notre Dame vs Navy big game breakdown (36:15)• Illinois vs Oregon big game breakdown (48:30)• Boise State vs UNLV big game breakdown (56:53)• Final game predictions for week 9 (1:09:25)• Fantasy picks for week 9 (1:29:30)

We had a ton to talk about on this week's Panther-Lair Show, from breaking down Pitt-Syracuse and the new AD hire to recapping the hoops exhibition game and a lot more with comments and questions from Pitt fans.

It's a gameday edition of the Morning Pitt, and we're getting you ready for Pitt-Syracuse. What do the Panthers need to do to beat the Orange and improve 7-0? Plus, what were our first reactions to new Pitt AD Allen Greene? All that and more on today's Morning Pitt. 

On his daily First 10 podcast, Post-Gazette sports columnist Jason Mackey previews No. 19 Pitt's Thursday night matchup with Syracuse at Acrisure Stadium. Can coach Pat Narduzzi's team win its sixth-straight Thursday night game? Can QB Eli Holstein get OC Kade Bell's offense back on track after a rugged victory against California? And elsewhere on the Pitt front, what did we learn from new AD Allen Greene's introduction this week? Jason tackles those questions; highlights the Pitt and Pittsburgh ties of Curt Cignetti, Mike Shanahan and Tino Sunseri amid their success at Indiana; and evaluates the contributions of Steelers rookies including Zach Frazier, Payton Wilson and Beanie Bishop.

A major Group of 5 game looms on Friday night between UNLV and Boise State, plus there are huge and underrated games this week in the race for the ACC and Big 12 titles between Pitt and Syracuse on Thursday night and Cincinnati and Colorado on Saturday night.On this Kings of the North, Doug Lesmerises welcomes Steven Godfrey of Split Zone Duo to talk about Boise-UNLV and the hopes for the G5 in the 12-team playoff.Then Doug and Bill Landis break down Syracuse at Pitt and Cincinnati at Colorado and how positioned the winners of those games might be to make a run at their conference titles.Thanks for joining Kings of the North.Chapters:• Boise State vs UNLV preview (08:00)• Could Boise State beat Georgia? (19:11)• When will a 12 seed beat a 5 seed in the CFP? (25:00)• Syracuse vs Pitt big game breakdown (47:15)• Cincinnati vs Colorado big game breakdown (1:21:20)

Boston College (00:56)Pitt (7:07)Syracuse (11:49)Virginia (18:25)Virginia Tech (22:19)

The Florida State Seminoles softball team are just over 50 days from beginning their quest to return to Oklahoma City after last year's ACC Championship and WCWS finalist season. Brian Pellerin and Gwyn Rhodes are previewing each ACC team as part of their offseason podcast series. This time, they're looking at the second half of the conference's offseason changes ahead of the 2024 season. This episode starts with Boston College, they talk about where the Eagles finished last season and the new additions added. Last time, they covered Boston College through NC State. This time, they're covering North Carolina through Virginia Tech. Starting with the Tar Heels and their new coach. Megan Smith Lyon left Marshall to join her alma mater in Chapel Hill. She had a program-record 45 wins a year ago. She had four key losses to replace in her first offseason in charge. Two are out of eligibility in All-ACC First Team infielder Abby Settlemyre and outfielder Bri Stubbs, who led the team in runs. The other two are a pair of All-ACC Second Team players to the transfer market in shortstop Alex Brown, who led the team in hits, batting average and OBP, to Clemson and pitcher Lilli Backes, who posted a 2.79 ERA in 180.2 innings, to Georgia. The Backes transfer is a bit of a pseudo-trade as the Tar Heels are getting a UGA transfer pitcher in to replace Backes in Britton Rogers, who posted a 4.75 ERA in 125.1 innings a year ago, Their new head coach also brought over two 2023 Sun Belt first-teamers from Marshall in Autumn Owen — the winner of the Sun Belt triple crown last season — and Alex Coleman — the conference leader in hits. Next is Notre Dame, who lost Joley Mitchell to Texas in the transfer portal as well as Leea Hanks, Lexi Orozco and Payton Tidd. But it comes with two big additions — Princeton's Alexis Laudenslager and freshman Christina Willemssen. Laudenslager is a two-time Ivy League pitcher of the year while Willemssen was a member of the USA Softball 18U team. Pitt's offseason came with some big changes, starting with the coaching staff. Jenny Allard, the head coach at Harvard joins the Panthers after 28 seasons as the Ivy League's longest tenured and winningest coach. With a 342-130-1 career record, she's also a member of the NFCA Hall of Fame. The new staff also brings big changes to the roster. There were two transfers out — Dani Drogemueller to Duke and Bailey Drapola to USF — as well as EC Taylor, Sarah Seamans and Yvonne Whaley. Coming in to the program are four transfers and four freshman. Syracuse had a much less eventful roster turnover. Two key losses in Ryan Starr to Ole Miss in the portal and Kaia Oliver. They had one transfer in Julianna Verni of Purdue and one key freshman addition in top 50 catcher Taylor Davison. Virginia made their additions through their freshman class bringing in five top 100 players in infielders Brie Biddle (100), Macee Eaton (31) and Bella Cabral (51), catcher Melissa Carr (60) and pitcher Julia Cuozzo (23). They lost three players to the transfer portal — Molly Grube to James Madison, Gabby Baylog to Florida Atlantic and Mikaela Fox to Southern Miss — and two others in Tori Gilbert and Jenny Bressler. Finally, Virginia Tech's biggest addition comes to the coaching staff as they go from no pitching coach to one of the best in the country in Josh Johnson from Mississippi St. In his four years in Starkville, he reduced the Bulldogs era from 3.36 to 2.66. After previewing those teams, Brian and Gwyn discuss Gwyn's visit to one of the meccas of college sports, the Kibbie Dome! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Florida State Seminoles softball team are just over 50 days from beginning their quest to return to Oklahoma City after last year's ACC Championship and WCWS finalist season. Brian Pellerin and Gwyn Rhodes are previewing each ACC team as part of their offseason podcast series. This time, they're looking at the second half of the conference's offseason changes ahead of the 2024 season. This episode starts with Boston College, they talk about where the Eagles finished last season and the new additions added. Last time, they covered Boston College through NC State. This time, they're covering North Carolina through Virginia Tech. Starting with the Tar Heels and their new coach. Megan Smith Lyon left Marshall to join her alma mater in Chapel Hill. She had a program-record 45 wins a year ago. She had four key losses to replace in her first offseason in charge. Two are out of eligibility in All-ACC First Team infielder Abby Settlemyre and outfielder Bri Stubbs, who led the team in runs. The other two are a pair of All-ACC Second Team players to the transfer market in shortstop Alex Brown, who led the team in hits, batting average and OBP, to Clemson and pitcher Lilli Backes, who posted a 2.79 ERA in 180.2 innings, to Georgia. The Backes transfer is a bit of a pseudo-trade as the Tar Heels are getting a UGA transfer pitcher in to replace Backes in Britton Rogers, who posted a 4.75 ERA in 125.1 innings a year ago, Their new head coach also brought over two 2023 Sun Belt first-teamers from Marshall in Autumn Owen — the winner of the Sun Belt triple crown last season — and Alex Coleman — the conference leader in hits. Next is Notre Dame, who lost Joley Mitchell to Texas in the transfer portal as well as Leea Hanks, Lexi Orozco and Payton Tidd. But it comes with two big additions — Princeton's Alexis Laudenslager and freshman Christina Willemssen. Laudenslager is a two-time Ivy League pitcher of the year while Willemssen was a member of the USA Softball 18U team. Pitt's offseason came with some big changes, starting with the coaching staff. Jenny Allard, the head coach at Harvard joins the Panthers after 28 seasons as the Ivy League's longest tenured and winningest coach. With a 342-130-1 career record, she's also a member of the NFCA Hall of Fame. The new staff also brings big changes to the roster. There were two transfers out — Dani Drogemueller to Duke and Bailey Drapola to USF — as well as EC Taylor, Sarah Seamans and Yvonne Whaley. Coming in to the program are four transfers and four freshman. Syracuse had a much less eventful roster turnover. Two key losses in Ryan Starr to Ole Miss in the portal and Kaia Oliver. They had one transfer in Julianna Verni of Purdue and one key freshman addition in top 50 catcher Taylor Davison. Virginia made their additions through their freshman class bringing in five top 100 players in infielders Brie Biddle (100), Macee Eaton (31) and Bella Cabral (51), catcher Melissa Carr (60) and pitcher Julia Cuozzo (23). They lost three players to the transfer portal — Molly Grube to James Madison, Gabby Baylog to Florida Atlantic and Mikaela Fox to Southern Miss — and two others in Tori Gilbert and Jenny Bressler. Finally, Virginia Tech's biggest addition comes to the coaching staff as they go from no pitching coach to one of the best in the country in Josh Johnson from Mississippi St. In his four years in Starkville, he reduced the Bulldogs era from 3.36 to 2.66. After previewing those teams, Brian and Gwyn discuss Gwyn's visit to one of the meccas of college sports, the Kibbie Dome! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jordan, Commish, Beth, and Pitt Girl recap week eleven including Pitt-Syracuse from Yankee Stadium, the movie The Polar Express, and which teams are bowl eligible. They also talk about Texas A&M and Boise State firing their coaches (we recorded the episode before more coaches were fired)

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In the latest episode of In The Trenches, Pitt football standouts Gavin Bartholomew and Jake Kradel and Post-Gazette Pitt beat reporter Noah Hiles go over the Panthers' 24-7 loss to Florida State. They then talk a little baseball before previewing the team's upcoming trip to Yankee Stadium to take on Syracuse at a neutral site in the Big Apple.

In the latest episode of In The Trenches, Pitt football standouts Gavin Bartholomew and Jake Kradel and Post-Gazette Pitt beat reporter Noah Hiles go over the Panthers' 24-7 loss to Florida State. They then talk a little baseball before previewing the team's upcoming trip to Yankee Stadium to take on Syracuse at a neutral site in the Big Apple. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the latest episode of In The Trenches, Pitt football standouts Gavin Bartholomew and Jake Kradel and Post-Gazette Pitt beat reporter Noah Hiles go over the Panthers' 24-7 loss to Florida State. They then talk a little baseball before previewing the team's upcoming trip to Yankee Stadium to take on Syracuse at a neutral site in the Big Apple. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the latest episode of In The Trenches, Pitt football standouts Gavin Bartholomew and Jake Kradel and Post-Gazette Pitt beat reporter Noah Hiles go over the Panthers' 24-7 loss to Florida State. They then talk a little baseball before previewing the team's upcoming trip to Yankee Stadium to take on Syracuse at a neutral site in the Big Apple.

Steelers insider Mark Kaboly from The Athletic joined the show. Mark talked about the possibility of signing Bobby Wagner – he doesn't think there is much of a chance. Mark did get into the inside linebacker spot and who the Steelers should consider. Mark said the depth at outside linebacker is worrisome so that is a position worth looking out for. He wants to see some upgrades on the offensive line. Mark firmly said Mason Rudolph is done with the Steelers, despite what recent rumors have said. Mark again advocated for Gardner Minshew as the backup QB next season. As free agency approaches, what should be the Steelers main targets? Last year they spent “record” money on James Daniels. Who should they shoot for this year?  Poni blamed Richie Walsh for why he won't be attending Pitt-Syracuse tomorrow. Poni said he's tired of Jim Boeheim. 

Will Aaron Rodgers end up in the AFC? And if it's not him, it seems like Derek Carr will be their man. If one of them goes to NYJ, will the Jets become a playoff team?  Aditi Kinkhabwala from CBS Sports joined the show. A big topic was the toupee that Dom Capers was sporting earlier today. Poni asked Aditi about some of the free agent QBs that could easily fill the void of Mitch Trubisky. She doesn't think backup QB should be looked at so lightly because you never know when you will need that guy to step up in a big spot. Aditi commented on what she thinks will happen with Lamar Jackson and said it is very hard to say because he's a player without an agent.  Poni said Richie Walsh screwed him out of seats for Pitt-Syracuse. 

Syracuse might not be the first school Pitt fans think of when they consider their most-hated rivals, but the Panthers and the Orange have quite a history - including some pretty notable games over the last decade. On today's Morning Pitt, we're looking at the Pitt-Syracuse rivalry and running down everything that happened in the Coastal Division this past weekend. 

On this episode we bring on Stephen Bailey of 247 Sports to discuss the upcoming matchup of Syracuse vs. Pitt on Wednesday Jan. 6. 

Best bets and game previews for the college football weekend. Picks and breakdowns included for Houston-Baylor(10:30), Pitt-Syracuse (16:30), Oklahoma State-Tulsa (19:15), Louisiana Tech-Southern Miss (25:30), Cincinnati-Austin Peay (27:20), Notre Dame-USF (29:30), Clemson-The Citadel (35:15), Miami-Louisville (37:20), NC State-Wake Forest (44:20), UCF-Georgia Tech (49:45) and Duke-Boston College (54:15).  Cover 3' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow our hosts on Twitter: @Chip_Patterson, @bartonsimmons, @TomFornelli, @DannyKanell For 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/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recapping the Pitt-Syracuse game. In the end, it’s just a win. Nothing is getting fixed from this game. I recap the rest of the weekend along with the NFL

Talking Pitt-Syracuse and how we should expect a Pitt win this Saturday. Pitt loses a commitment because the player didn’t like the offense. I talk about the rest of the college football weekend and the Steelers/NFL.

I recap the Pitt-Syracuse game and talk about other happenings from the weekend of College Football

I preview Pitt-Syracuse and give my prediction . I talk about the weekend slate of games, and the mess Tyler Boyd is in.

Yes, we talk about the Ohio State-Michigan game, but it takes longer to get there than it should because we podcast like your grandmother drives: far too slowly and dangerous to others at night. Other topics! - A coach-by-coach analysis of which SEC coaches are crap - Pitt-Syracuse broke math - Nodding approvals of Arizona, Iowa, and NC State - The scenario in which Brian Kelly gets carried off the field by his players - How tragically bad our preseason predictions were - Oregon, the hell are you doing?