
Kamario Taylor: The Conversation Already Looming With Mississippi State’s Star Quarterback
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Kamario Taylor: The Uncomfortable Conversation about Mississippi State’s Star Quarterback takes center stage on this episode of The Audible. Following an absurd start to the season, an anonymous Big Ten coach has dropped a massive bombshell quote, claiming Taylor’s freakish arm talent and accuracy make him the best college football QB in years—before dropping the ultimate kicker: “He’s gonna look awesome in a Miami Hurricanes uniform next year.” Bruce Feldman, Stewart Mandel, and Ralph Russo dive deep into the modern NIL and transfer portal reality. Can Mississippi State pay up to retain their local star for a potential CFP run, or will the relentless pull of the portal lure him away to a program like Miami?
The guys also track the massive Week 3 fallout across the country, starting with heated fan protests at Arkansas and Maryland. The crew debates whether the Razorbacks’ athletic department would actually be a better fit in the Big 12, where their basketball-first identity aligns with schools like Kansas and Arizona. Plus, Ralph takes us on the road to Kalamazoo for Boise State vs. Western Michigan, a high-stakes matchup with massive Group of 6 (G6) College Football Playoff implications. We also address the growing national backlash against ESPN’s College GameDay for choosing its fourth straight SEC venue instead of heading west to Los Angeles for Oregon vs. USC.
Finally, the crew cracks open the Audible Mailbag to answer your burning college football questions. Are major programs falling into a "sunk cost fallacy" by refusing to bench highly paid, highly ranked quarterbacks like Bryce Underwood, John Mateer, and Marcel Reed? Bruce shares exclusive insider details on the true structure of Michigan's massive NIL deal with Underwood. We also break down whether undefeated, unranked teams like UCLA, Nebraska, Washington, and Northwestern are getting robbed by AP voters, and analyze why coaches like Lincoln Riley, Deion Sanders, and Dan Lanning treat local media radically differently than national outlets.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro 1:24 - Fan Frustrations: Maryland and Arkansas Fans Protesting After Week 3 7:51 - The Curious Case of Kamario Taylor…Will the Miss State QB transfer? 16:31 - Boise State vs Western Michigan: Potential G6 CFP Implications In Kalamazoo 23:19 - Should ESPN’s College GameDay Be In Los Angeles For Oregon At USC? 32:11 - Mailbag! Are Coaches Falling Into A Sunk Cost Fallacy With QBs? 38:08 - Mailbag! Should UCLA, Northwestern, Nebraska, or Washington Be Ranked? 42:14 - Mailbag! Do Programs Treat Local Media Different From National Outlets?
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