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Episode 51- Week 4 Recap (opens the original)
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Week 4 of College Football is in the books, and DiJon gives his thoughts on it all. Plus, the AP drops their rankings and of course, it makes no sense. Please make sure to like, subscribe, and review the podcast.
Episode 50- Week 2 Recap (opens the original)
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College football just got flipped upside down. Texas survives the biggest game of the season, Alabama proves its defense might be the best in the country, and Oregon’s national title hype takes a brutal hit.DiJon Roberts marks Episode 50 with a full-throttle reaction to a wild Week 2 that exposed contenders, questioned coaches, and reshaped the top of the college football conversation. From Arch Manning and Sark’s massive comeback over Ohio State to Alabama’s second-half takeover at Kentucky, th
Episode 49- College Football Chaos (opens the original)
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College football chaos is back, and DiJon Roberts is not holding back. From Alabama’s new QB identity to Michigan’s clock controversy, Lane Kiffin’s villain era, and the wildest Week 1 overreactions, this episode cuts straight to the drama that’s already shaping the season.DiJon opens with Alabama’s 48-10 win over East Carolina and breaks down why Keelon Russell starting week one changes everything for the Tide. He digs into Russell’s playmaking, the shaky offensive line, Austin Mack as a true Q
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