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    CFB Mega Preview With Tom Fornelli & Brandon Walker, Joey Chestnut + Mt Rushmore Of Things In A College Guys Apartment

    August 30, 2024
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    • College Football PreviewsExperts Tom Fernelli and Brandon Walker discuss college football season insights, Brandon proves to be a valuable expert, and DraftKings offers bonus bets for new customers.

      This episode of "Part of My Take" features exciting college football previews with experts Tom Fernelli and Brandon Walker, an interview with Joey Chestnut, and a promotion for DraftKings Sportsbook for the upcoming college football season. Listeners can find the episode on various platforms including Apple Podcast, Spotify, YouTube, and Amazon Music for prime members. The experts shared their insights on the upcoming season, and Brandon Walker proved to be a valuable college football expert despite his past reservations. Additionally, the episode included an interview with Joey Chestnut, who is gearing up for a big competition on Monday. The episode is brought to you by DraftKings, and new customers can receive bonus bets when they bet just $5. College football fans are encouraged to jump in and enjoy the action, as it's going to be DraftKings' biggest college football season to date.

    • Rookie QB strugglesPatience is key when dealing with rookie QB struggles as factors like offensive coordinators, veteran additions, and development can lead to improvement and success in future seasons

      Despite initial setbacks or struggles with a rookie quarterback, there's still hope for improvement and success in the following seasons. Fans and teams should remain patient and consider factors like offensive coordinators, veteran additions, and the development of young players before jumping to conclusions. Additionally, the NFL landscape is constantly evolving, and teams can make adjustments to improve their rosters and compete for championships. It's important to remember that even the most successful franchises experience ups and downs, and the ultimate goal should be to build a sustainable and competitive team over time.

    • NFL ChangesTeams are making bold moves in the offseason, debates surround league rules and player contracts, and the NFL landscape continues to evolve with potential moves by LeBron James and Tom Brady, as well as changes suggested by agents and team owners

      The NFL landscape is undergoing significant changes, with teams making bold moves in the offseason and debates surrounding the league's rules and player contracts. LeBron James' potential move to the NFL and the Panthers' turnaround under David Tepper were hot topics. The Commanders had a standout offseason, while the Packers' signing of Nick Bellore and the uncertainty surrounding Brandon Iuke's contract were points of interest. Agents suggested changes such as allowing college players to enter the draft as one-and-dones, adding rounds to the draft, and fully guaranteeing contracts of three years or less. The idea of separate salary buckets for quarterbacks and running backs also gained traction. Tom Brady's potential involvement with the Raiders and the league's stance on owners having stakes in teams were other intriguing developments. Overall, the NFL continues to evolve, with various teams and individuals making moves to gain a competitive edge.

    • Pressure and Expectation in FootballPlayers like Lamar Jackson and Caleb Williams view pressure differently, with some thriving under it while others see it as a personal expectation to perform at their best. The use of technology in sports, such as iPads on the sidelines, can have both positive and negative effects.

      Pressure and urgency are crucial factors in sports, particularly in football. While some players thrive under pressure, others may not feel it the same way. For instance, Lamar Jackson's increased urgency to win is a positive sign for his team, the Baltimore Ravens. On the other hand, Caleb Williams, a college football quarterback, doesn't see pressure as a negative emotion but rather a personal expectation to perform at his best. Another topic discussed was the impact of technology on sports, specifically the use of iPads on the sidelines in college football. Chuck Martin, the head coach of Miami University, expressed concerns about relying too heavily on technology and losing the human element of coaching. Additionally, there were some football picks for week one, with Eastern Michigan being a popular underdog choice against UMass. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of mental preparation, the role of technology in sports, and the excitement surrounding the upcoming college football season.

    • Sports FandomAdopting a sports team during childhood can lead to deep emotional connections, but unexpected events and team performance in professional leagues can leave fans feeling disappointed.

      Being a fan of a sports team, especially an adopted one, can come with its own unique experiences and emotions. The speaker in this conversation has a deep connection with the Georgia Bulldogs football team, having adopted them during junior high. However, the team's performance in the NFL, specifically the signing of a former player to a rival team, has left the speaker feeling disappointed. The conversation also touched on the concept of home field advantage and the unexpected turn of events in a college football game between the University of Florida and Miami. Overall, the conversation highlights the unpredictability and excitement of being a sports fan, as well as the emotional attachment that can develop towards a team.

    • Mount Rushmore challenge lottery systemThey discussed implementing a lottery system for punishment in the Mount Rushmore challenge to encourage effort and prevent discouragement from current standings.

      The competition among PFT and Hank in their Mount Rushmore challenge is intense, with PFT currently leading by three points. However, they discussed the idea of implementing a lottery system for the punishment if one comes in last or second to last, as current standings seem to discourage effort. They also shared various items that could be found in a college guy's apartment, including empty liquor bottles, almost empty kegs, Xbox and PS5, and full-sized trash cans. The conversation was filled with humor and a sense of camaraderie. Overall, their competition shows their dedication and passion for their content creation, even if the standings seem insignificant in the grand scheme of things.

    • College decorationsCollege decorations reflected students' experiences, personalities, and created a sense of community. They ranged from functional items to sentimental keepsakes, and were a way to express individuality.

      College living spaces were filled with unique and often unconventional decorations that reflected the students' experiences and personalities. These decorations ranged from functional items like beer bongs and flags, to sentimental keepsakes like shot glasses and posters. The college years were a time of exploration, experimentation, and creating lasting memories, which were often reflected in the decor of their living spaces. Some common decorative items included football field tables made from plywood or doors, mirrors taken from closets, beer bongs always ready for use, flags representing various affiliations, and Bob Marley posters that symbolized a sense of coolness and non-conformity. Other items included mismatched shot glasses, sports jerseys, and expired food, which reflected the carefree and sometimes chaotic nature of college life. Decorations were also a way for students to express their individuality and create a sense of community. For instance, girls' apartments were often more decorated and smelled nice, while guys' apartments were filled with mismatched shot glasses and big, uncomfortable couches. Overall, the decorations in college living spaces served as a reminder of the unique and unforgettable experiences that come with the college years.

    • Unexpected guests, inherited itemsCollege apartments are known for their unpredictability, with unexpected guests and inherited items often taking up space and becoming focal points.

      College guys' apartments often hold unexpected surprises, such as random people crashing on the couch. This was a recurring theme in the discussion, with several participants sharing stories of waking up to find an unexpected guest. Another common theme was the presence of large, inherited items, such as old TVs, kegs, and workout equipment. These items often became the centerpiece of the apartment and were used frequently. Additionally, the apartments were often filled with various memorabilia, such as posters, hot sauce, and sports equipment. The discussion also touched on the idea of having one niche item that stood out from the rest. Overall, the conversation highlighted the unique and often chaotic nature of college living.

    • DIY college projectsDespite the disappointment of failed DIY projects during college, the spirit of experimentation and shared experiences brought laughter and excitement for upcoming events

      The discussion revolved around shared experiences of college days, specifically the creation and subsequent disappointment of DIY projects. The group reminisced about the bottle cap coffee table, beer pong tables made from various materials, and other failed DIY endeavors. Despite the failures, they found humor in their past mistakes and acknowledged the spirit of experimentation that comes with youth. Additionally, they mentioned their excitement for a college football preview segment featuring Tom Finelli and Brandon Walker, brought to you by Core's Light beer. The conversation ended with some friendly banter and anticipation for the upcoming college football season.

    • Impact of CFP on regular seasonTom believes CFP enhances regular season, making more games significant, while Brandon argues it adds excitement without diminishing regular season importance. Debate on transfer portal usage in team-building also ensued.

      Tom and Brandon, two college football experts, had a lively discussion about the impact of the college football playoff on the regular season and the importance of team depth. Tom strongly believes that the playoff enhances the regular season and makes more games significant, while Brandon argues that it doesn't diminish the regular season but adds more excitement. They also debated the merits of teams using the transfer portal versus developing their own players and building a team through recruiting. Tom criticized Dabo Swinney for not utilizing the portal enough, while Brandon argued that Swinney could still win the ACC without it due to the league's perceived lack of depth. Overall, their conversation showcased their differing perspectives on college football and the role of the transfer portal in team-building.

    • Roster depth and experienceLack of depth in certain positions, particularly wide receiver and offensive line, may hinder Clemson's title chances. Dark horse teams like Virginia Tech and Utah could surprise in conferences with more parity.

      The lack of roster depth and failure to address certain positions, particularly wide receiver and offensive line, may hinder Clemson's chances of competing at the highest level and reaching the title game. Another key point is the potential of dark horse teams, such as Virginia Tech, in conferences like the ACC, where there is more wiggle room after the top teams. Utah, though not a favorite to win the national title, could potentially make a playoff appearance and provide hedge opportunities due to their low odds. Kansas State is favored to win the Big 12 due to their physicality on offense and the loss of Utah's distinct advantage in the Pac-12. Overall, roster depth, experience, and the ability to adapt to injuries and new situations are crucial factors in predicting team success.

    • Big 12 playoffs expectationsExpectations for Big 12 teams to make playoffs are high, but underperforming teams like Oklahoma State and Kansas State may struggle due to few teams with fewer than three losses. Ohio State and Oregon are favored in Big Ten, but Penn State needs offensive improvement to contend.

      The Big 12 conference is expected to have few teams with fewer than three losses, making it difficult for underperforming teams like Oklahoma State and Kansas State to make it to the playoffs. The Big Ten, on the other hand, has Ohio State as the clear favorite, with Oregon also showing promise. Penn State, despite having a talented quarterback in Sean Clifford, is seen as needing to improve on their receivers and overall offensive performance to make a serious playoff run. The introduction of a 12-team playoff changes the expectations for coaches, as getting to the playoffs is no longer enough – winning a game once there is now the new goal. With only three coaches having won a national title in college football, the pressure is high for coaches to deliver results. Ohio State, with their dominant running game and experienced coach Ryan Day, is well-positioned to deliver. However, concerns remain about their quarterback C.J. Stroud's ability to perform in high-pressure situations and Ohio State's potential vulnerability against teams with strong passing games.

    • Big Ten offensive linesOhio State's success hinges on their offensive line's ability to run and protect, while Illinois' strength up front makes them a contender for six wins. Michigan's elite defense and coaching keep them in title contention despite QB concerns.

      While Ohio State may have the most talent in the Big Ten, their success in the upcoming season could hinge on their offensive line's ability to effectively run the ball and protect their quarterback. Meanwhile, Illinois is expected to have a strong offensive line and a solid offense overall, making them a contender for at least six wins. Michigan, despite some concerns about their quarterback situation, is still seen as a potential title contender due to their elite defense and coaching. Ultimately, the Big Ten title race could come down to Ohio State, Penn State, and Michigan, with Oregon also being a strong contender.

    • College Football QuarterbacksUncertainty surrounds some QB situations, like Oregon's Dylan Gabriel and Washington's Calvin Jackson Jr., while USC and Alabama are seen as teams with potential QB strengths

      The upcoming college football season is filled with uncertainty, particularly at the quarterback position for certain teams. For instance, Dylan Gabriel of Oregon is seen as a Heisman favorite but is small in stature and there's a possibility he could be injured, leaving Dante Moore as the backup. Washington's offense is expected to struggle due to the loss of talent and the inexperience of their quarterback, Calvin Jackson Jr. USC, on the other hand, is seen as a team on the rise with the arrival of coach Lincoln Riley and the talent on their roster. Alabama's success will depend on how well new coach Bryan Harsin can utilize Jalen Milroe at quarterback. The Big Ten, known for its strong offenses, will present a challenge for some teams' defenses, but USC's defense is expected to improve under new coordinator Alex Grinch. Overall, the season is shaping up to be an exciting one with many storylines to follow.

    • SEC quarterbacksAlabama's Jalen Miller leads the SEC in touchdown-to-interception ratio, but intense competition from Ole Miss, Tennessee, and others makes the race for the playoffs intriguing

      Jalen Miller of Alabama is a standout quarterback, particularly excelling in deep ball throws with a strong 12:1 touchdown-to-interception ratio. However, the SEC is expected to face intense competition this year, with multiple teams harboring playoff aspirations, including Ole Miss, who have high expectations despite past disappointments. Ole Miss, under new coach Lane Kiffin, has made significant improvements through the transfer portal, but skepticism remains due to the team's past performance and the loss of their defensive coordinator. Tennessee, with the best quarterback and defensive player in the country, is also a strong contender. Ultimately, the SEC's depth and the addition of Texas and Oklahoma will result in some teams falling short, making the race for the playoffs intriguing.

    • SEC football challengesDespite talented rosters, LSU, Florida, and Oklahoma face uncertainty due to defensive issues and coaching changes in the SEC's tough competition

      Several college football teams, including LSU and Florida, face challenges this season despite having talented rosters. LSU, for instance, had the worst defense in the country last year and while they have made staff changes, it's uncertain how much improvement they will see. Florida, on the other hand, lost a Heisman-winning quarterback and two first-round receivers, and their defense was subpar last season. While they have a good roster, it remains to be seen if their new coach, Billy Napier, can make the most of it. The SEC, known for its tough competition, will test these teams' abilities. Another team to watch is Oklahoma, which has a great quarterback and offensive talent but lost key defensive players and faces the challenging SEC. Ultimately, the success of these teams will depend on how well their coaches adapt and develop their players in the face of high expectations and tough competition.

    • SEC challengesTeams like Texas and Oklahoma face unique challenges in the SEC, including receiver talent gaps, offensive line concerns, defensive weaknesses, and coaching instability. Top performances and strategic adjustments could be key to success.

      While the SEC is known for its intense competition and high expectations, teams like Texas and Oklahoma face unique challenges this season. Texas may struggle without the receiver talent they once had, but a great quarterback could help overcome this. Oklahoma's offensive line is a concern, but their new coach, Brent Venables, is not afraid to recruit and compete. Defenses may be a weakness for both teams, and improvements are expected in the offseason. Coaches like Billy Napier and Ryan Day are on the hot seat if they don't perform well, while others like Dabo Swinney and James Franklin seem relatively safe. Lincoln Riley could jump ship if things don't go well for him at Oklahoma. Sam Pittman's job at Arkansas is in jeopardy, and he may need to change his coaching approach to save it. Carson Beck of Georgia is a top Heisman contender, and his performance against Alabama could be a turning point in the season. Overall, the SEC is full of uncertainty and high stakes, with many teams facing significant challenges and opportunities.

    • College Football Experts' PredictionsRob and Tom identified Memphis as a sleeper team in the American Athletic Conference, while expressing skepticism towards Liberty's potential playoff run.

      During the discussion, the two college football experts, Rob and Tom, shared their predictions and insights about the upcoming college football season. They agreed that Memphis, led by quarterback Brandon Walker, is a sleeper team to watch out for in the American Athletic Conference. They also expressed their skepticism towards Liberty's potential to make it to the playoffs, despite their impressive performance last season. The conversation also included a light-hearted moment where they engaged in a friendly competition to name the best offensive line coach or backup tight end. Ultimately, they decided to draft their playoff teams and assign points based on making the playoff and winning each round. The draft was set to be a non-snake draft, but due to a misunderstanding, it ended up being a snake draft, leading to some friendly banter between the two experts.

    • College football surprises and upsetsDespite the experts' friendly banter and disagreements, they acknowledged the unpredictability of college football and the possibility of any team making it to the playoffs, emphasizing the excitement and surprises the sport brings.

      Despite the friendly banter and disagreements between two college football experts during a draft, they both acknowledged the unpredictability and excitement of the sport. They also showed respect for each other's opinions and agreed that any team, no matter how highly or lowly ranked, had a chance to make it to the playoffs. The draft served as a reminder that college football is full of surprises and upsets, and the experts' job is to analyze and predict the teams' potential, even if they might not always get it right. Ultimately, they both looked forward to watching the season unfold and cheering on their chosen teams.

    • Chevy Silverado, Hot Dog Eating ContestHot dog eating champion, Joey Chestnut, disappointed over exclusion from 4th of July contest due to brand partnership, looks forward to competing against rival in Netflix contest

      The Chevy Silverado is a dependable and gritty pickup truck that has been a partner through various adventures and part-time jobs. Joey Chestnut, an American hero and hot dog eating champion, shared his disappointment over being excluded from the Fourth of July hot dog eating contest due to a dispute with the organizers over his partnership with a vegetarian hot dog brand. Despite this setback, Chestnut is looking forward to competing against his rival Kobayashi in a 10-minute hot dog eating contest for Netflix, and he's ready to push himself to new limits. The Silverado, with its strength, capability, and luxurious features, continues to be a favorite among its users.

    • Hot dog eating focusMental focus, calmness, and consistency are crucial for hot dog eating champions like Joey Chestnut. He aims to continue competing and break records, hoping for the sport's Olympic recognition.

      Joey Chestnut, a professional hot dog eating champion, emphasizes the importance of mental focus, calmness, and consistency during competitions. He also mentioned that he's in great shape and plans to continue competing for several more years. Chestnut also expressed his desire for competitive eating to be recognized as an Olympic sport due to its universal appeal. He shared that his practices have been going well, and he's breaking records. Chestnut's focus is on the present and future of hot dog eating, and he's looking forward to more records and events. He encourages everyone to root for him and never retire. Chestnut's sponsor, The Farmer's Dog, was also mentioned as a provider of fresh, healthy food for dogs.

    • Pet Food DeliveryFarmer's Dog is a convenient and healthy pet food delivery service that helps maintain ideal weight and offers discounts and free shipping for new customers.

      Farmer's Dog is a convenient and healthy option for feeding dogs, as it helps maintain ideal weight and is easily delivered to your door. Blake and Stella have had positive experiences with the service, which lasts up to five years for Stella. The company offers a discount and free shipping for new customers. Additionally, the group discussed their summer activities, including playing softball and interning, and expressed disappointment about having to miss a game due to conflicting schedules. Another topic was Blake's diet during football season, which he finds challenging as he's required to lower his cholesterol levels. Despite the difficulties, he's committed to eating healthily. Overall, the conversation touched on various topics, including pets, work, and personal health.

    • Diet and Sleep ChallengesEveryone has unique dietary preferences and limitations, and finding a balance that works for you while prioritizing mental and emotional well-being is crucial.

      While some people may advocate for strict diets or specific food choices for health reasons, it's important to remember that everyone has different preferences and limitations. The speaker in this conversation expresses his struggle with maintaining a healthy diet during the week while allowing himself to indulge on Sundays. He also shares his experience with a noisy dog that wakes him up early every morning, causing anxiety and disruption to his sleep. Despite these challenges, he emphasizes the importance of not making others feel bad about their food choices and finding solutions to coexist in a group setting. Ultimately, it's essential to find a balance that works for you and prioritize your mental and emotional well-being alongside physical health.

    • Noisy neighbor solutionsExplore practical and ethical solutions like noise-cancelling earplugs, sound machines, or communication with the neighbor before considering drastic measures.

      When dealing with a persistent problem like a noisy neighbor and his barking dog, it's essential to explore various solutions before considering drastic measures. The discussion revolved around several ideas, including getting the neighbor fired, introducing a prostitute girlfriend, and even wearing Eagles gear to annoy him. However, these solutions may not be practical or ethical. A more reasonable approach could be to invest in noise-cancelling earplugs, a sound machine, or even a dog door connecting the apartments. It's also important to consider communication with the neighbor as a potential solution. Additionally, the discussion touched on the importance of being aware of one's living environment and being prepared for unexpected issues, such as a stuck apartment door due to humidity.

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    Barstool Summer Camp is coming to a close and we’re all gassed after our aquatics showing Wednesday. We read some headlines in what may be the slowest sports week of the year (00:00:00-00:29:40). Mt Rushmore of Orange things and a possible voter tampering issue (00:29:40-00:59:16). Will Compton joins the show (sober this time) to finally find out if anyone hates JJ Redick, college football, is this the year for Nebraska and some funny stories from his playing days (00:59:16-01:34:57). Sam Morril joins the show in studio to talk comedy, the Knicks, bombing on purpose on morning talk shows and more (01:34:57-02:28:48). We finish with Fyre fest of the week (02:28:48-02:47:48).


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    Pardon My Take
    August 23, 2024