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“Could we see a day where unequal revenue sharing is used to encourage programs to leave a conference rather than stay? Until now the idea of unequal revenue sharing has been used to keep Texas and Oklahoma in the big 12 and has been brought up as a way to keep Clemson and the noles in the acc. However, I wonder if the big 10 or sec could use unequal revenue sharing to encourage unwanted programs to join other conferences. Thank you, from Steven in Savannah”
Steven_1321 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/19/24
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“Do you think we’ll see Paul Johnson back in college football? Would love to see him take over an underachieving team with some NFL talent again like he did with Georgia Tech in 2008-2009. College football isn’t the same without the triple option in power 5. The greatest offensive scheme known to...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
05/28/20
“REVIEW: This is by far, without a shadow of a doubt, the best podcast/youtube show about college football that I have ever witnessed. Josh’s calm, sensical demeanor, along with the wonderfully insightful and unbiased perspectives he presents, makes for the most easy-going and unique college...”Read full review »
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“This guy is the real deal! Appreciate the relatability and work this guy does!”
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United States of America ·
05/20/20
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