Will The SEC Actually Leave The NCAA?
The Audible with Stew, Bruce & Ralph: A show about college footballShow Notes
Would the SEC do the unthinkable and leave college football? Bruce Feldman, Stewart Mandel, and Ralph Russo discuss SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey’s press conference. The Southeastern Conference head spoke today at the annual media day. The Audible team reacts to his latest comments.
Plus, it’s the end of an era for the Michigan Wolverines. Athletic Director Warde Manuel will be stepping down at the end of the calendar year. His tenure is marked by controversy and championships. The guys ask Michigan fans if it was all worth it. Drop a comment below and let us know if you think it was or wasn’t.
Is Indiana the new wide receiver U? Curt Cignetti landed a 5-star recruit. Monshun Sales has committed to the Hoosiers. Does the Big Ten recruiting trail now run through Bloomington, Indiana?
Finally, the guys discuss the ACC Media Days. Ralph was onsite for the availability and reacts to several interesting storylines. First, Dabo Swinney was fired up about his legacy and the state of the Clemson Tigers football program. Plus, what happened between Pitt HC Pat Narduzzi and Miami? And, are there ACC schools we should view differently?
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0:00 - Intro 0:57 - Warde Manuel to leave Michigan 11:05 - Would the SEC actually break away from College Football? 17:00 - What should we make of Mizzou’s Eliah Drinkwitz’s comments? 22:47 - Is Indiana the new wide receiver U? 30:35 - Why did Dabo Swinney fired up at ACC Media Day? 38:10 - What happened between Pitt HC Pat Narduzzi and Miami? 43:15 - Are there ACC schools we should view differently? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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