Summary
In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the upcoming college football season and their predictions for various teams. They focus on the Big Ten and SEC conferences, discussing teams like Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Nebraska, Northwestern, Ohio State, and Oregon. They share their thoughts on each team's schedule, strengths, and potential for success. The hosts also mention the possibility of three-loss teams making it to the top 10 and the college football playoff. In this part of the conversation, the speakers discuss various teams and their prospects in college football. They mention the talent of Oregon's running back, Jordan James, and the unpredictable weather in Wisconsin. They also talk about Ohio State's strong roster and the pressure on head coach Ryan Day to win, especially against Michigan. The speakers have different opinions on USC's chances and the strength of their offense. They discuss the schedules and potential outcomes for Penn State, Rutgers, Washington, and Wisconsin. They also mention their picks for conference winners and player of the year. In this part of the conversation, the speakers discuss their plays and predictions for teams in the SEC. They mention the difficulty of South Carolina's schedule and express doubt in their ability to win consistently. They also discuss the high win totals for Georgia and Ole Miss, with the speakers leaning towards the over for both teams. They express skepticism about Texas A&M's ability to win nine games in their first year under a new head coach. Overall, they provide insights into the win totals and potential outcomes for these SEC teams. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their predictions for various college football teams' win totals. They analyze teams like Tennessee, Texas, Vanderbilt, and Notre Dame, discussing their schedules and potential outcomes. They also touch on SEC winners and make their College Football Playoff predictions. The conversation ends with some lighthearted banter about upcoming games and lines.
