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Oregon’s back & USC’s down, Michigan stunned by Iowa, Colin Simmons’ celebration + Klatt’s Top 10
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Fox Sports’ lead College Football analyst Joel Klatt breaks down Oregon’s win at USC and why we shouldn’t discount the Ducks as contenders going forward. He gives his thoughts on the hit on Dante Moore and also explains why the loss isn’t just more of the same from USC. Klatt then explains how Iowa found a way to win in Ann Arbor as Michigan found itself on the wrong side of a walkoff this time. He explains the significance of Florida’s win over Ole Miss and how the Gators pathway to the Playoff just opened up. Klatt discusses #1 Texas’ narrow win at Tennessee and why the Longhorns have some things to clean up before going full on “old man yelling at the clouds” about Colin Simmons’ celebration penalty and how celebrating has gotten out of control. He also marvels at what Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith continues to do on the field and why he should be the Heisman favorite before raising a red flag for the Buckeyes despite their win. Klatt also rants about the decisions by the voters in the latest AP Top 25 and explains why the college game is much closer to the NFL game than ever before. He wraps up the show by revealing his own Top 10 for the week which includes a new #1.
Chapters 🏈
0:00 - 0:49 Intro
0:50 - 15:50 Oregon vs USC
15:51 - 21:49 Iowa vs Michigan
21:50 - 30:43 Ole Miss vs Florida
30:44 - 42:12 Texas vs Tennessee
42:13 - 44:52 Illinois vs Ohio State
44:53 - 52:37 Reaction to AP Top 25
52:38 - 59:50 Remaining Top 10 Teams Reveal
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