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Jackson and Jack are joined by Andrew of the QB 11 Show to discuss the upcoming match-up between Texas Tech and #13 Oregon, in Lubbock. The guys talk personnel, offensive and defensive schemes, and the dynamic between Tyler Shough and this Oregon program. It's going to be wild ride in West Texas come Saturday! 

Host Brandon Contes interviews On3's Andy Staples. Brandon and Andy discuss a wide range of topics including the Pac-12 realignment news, how the Big Ten and Big 12 fare, how it affects the regular season and College Football Playoff, and more.

For even more discussion, head over to awfulannouncing.com and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, TikTok, Bluesky, and YouTube: @awfulannouncing.

-:41: Pac-12 realignment talk
-3:00: Oregon and Washington leaving for the Big Ten
-5:46: Networks influencing realignment
-6:32: Who was in better shape two years ago when Texas and Oklahoma left the Big 12? Big 12 and Pac-12?
-8:49: Person most responsible for Pac-12’s downfall?
-10:46: Apple TV
-11:28: Was there someone who could’ve kept the Pac-12 intact?
-13:00: Realignment recruiting casual fans
-16:08: Fewer out-of-conference cupcake games?
-18:58: Realignment altering College Football Playoff structure?
-19:44: Right number of teams in College Football Playoff?
-20:27: Will these big conferences split into dedicated divisions?
-22:29: Was the potential Apple deal close to saving the Pac-12 or was this inevitable?
-24:41: Where does Apple go from here?
-29:10: Value of being on ESPN
-30:55: Does college football want two superconferences?
-32:25: Would Big Ten and ACC work together to sell a media package?
-33:06: Does college football need the NCAA?
-35:23: Would the players become employees if college football does break off?
-38:12: Is there a correlation between NIL and realignment?
-38:40: Does college football need a commissioner to oversee everything?
-39:16: Ideal situation for remaining Pac-12 teams
-41:02: Will Nick Saban win another national championship?
-41:53: Over/under four seasons for Deion Sanders at Colorado?
-43:32: Will Urban Meyer be a head coach again?
-44:15: Will Arch Manning start a game for Texas this season?
-45:07: Is the hype level for Manning appropriate?
-45:58: Will Omaha Productions be following Manning around?
-49:05: Being a walk-on at Florida
-49:26: Playing for Steve Spurrier
-51:26: Joining On3

In the latest episode of the Big House Bleachers podcast, co-hosts Michael Smeltzer and Matt Hartwell had an insightful discussion with Clayton Sayfie from 'The Wolverine', focusing on the Michigan football team's prospects for the upcoming 2023 season.

The podcast began with light-hearted banter, Michael Smeltzer playfully ribbing Clayton Sayfie about On3's ranking of Michigan's promising quarterback commit, Jadyn Davis. Michael Smeltzer jestingly attributed the lower ranking to Clayton since The Wolverine is part of the On3 network. The friendly jabs added a dash of humor to the discussions, setting the stage for more serious deliberations about Michigan's future in the upcoming season.

Moving on to the concerns every Michigan fan holds close to heart, the trio started dissecting various aspects of the forthcoming season. The conversation spanned from potential breakout stars to players that might struggle to live up to the hype, reflecting the wide-ranging spectrum of expectations attached to the team.

One of the most intriguing debates revolved around which Michigan players will exceed expectations in the 2023 season. Each participant had his pick, creating a lively discussion around potential breakout stars, an aspect that certainly fuels the excitement of every Michigan football follower.

Conversely, they also examined the other side of the coin, exploring the players who might face challenges in meeting expectations. As every sport sees its share of surprises, these conjectures add to the suspense as we await the unfolding of the upcoming season.

The episode didn't shy away from taking a deep-dive into the season's strategy either, with the trio talking about potential 'trap games' on Michigan's schedule. Identifying these potential pitfalls can be key to a team's success and shows a deeper understanding of the challenges that lie ahead for Michigan.

Considering the future beyond the immediate season, they pondered over the possibility of which assistant coach might climb the ranks to secure a head coaching position next year. This speculation sheds light on the career trajectories of these professionals who form the backbone of the team.

Their predictive gaze also extended to potential All-Americans from Michigan, providing a glimpse of the shining talent that may arise from the team. Lastly, they speculated on who might be the first Michigan player to be drafted in next year's NFL draft - a topic that is sure to spark excitement among fans and players alike.

The latest episode of The Big House Bleachers podcast was a captivating amalgamation of jokes, insightful analyses, and in-depth discussions. It successfully shed light on Michigan's football future while keeping fans engaged with its fun banter and thoughtful speculations.

Sean Callahan is back in the studio with JB and Kole. We talk coaching search, NIL (again), and leadership.