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The preseason AP poll has dropped and McElroy is here to give you his reaction. Is it a bad thing that Ohio State is starting #1, is it good that Clemson is starting the season unranked and should we make anything out of the fact that the SEC has 9 teams ranked and the BIG 10 only has 8? Plus, McElroy dives into some camp questions for Ohio State, Tennessee, Alabama, Iowa, South Carolina and more.
0:00 Intro
3:08 AP Poll breakdown
7:35 Is being preseason #1 a good thing for Ohio State
10:25 SEC has 9 ranked teams; BIG 10 has 8 ranked teams - what does it mean
12:12 It’s August defenses are supposed to be better than offenses…don’t worry
16:00 Camp Questions
16:30 Does Ohio State have their starting O-line figured out?
21:03 Does Oregon have ball security concerns?
25:03 How much will the WR injuries hurt South Carolina?
29:18 Where does the Clemson QB competition stand?
35:33 Will the Alabama run game be consistent and are their injury concerns?
42:51 Where do things stand in Arizona State’s quarterback competition?
47:55 Is there any separation on the Tennessee quarterback competition?
52:02 Did Hecklinski separate himself in the Iowa QB competition?
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