Signal Lost with Kris Drew

🟢 **Today's Signal Lost is brought to you by Kalshi!** **Deposit $25, Get $55:** https://kalshi.com/r/DeadAir It's Friday, Ohio State is heading to USC, and the college football vibes are getting strange. On this episode of **Signal Lost**, we're checking in on the biggest stories, media reactions, and arguments heading into the weekend. Ohio State is preparing to play without Julian Sayin, with Luke Fahey and Tavien St. Clair in the quarterback conversation. Meanwhile, USC is trying to get its season back on track, and the questions surrounding Lincoln Riley aren't getting any quieter. Is Ohio State's quarterback uncertainty being overblown? Is USC more dangerous because it's desperate? And how much longer can Lincoln Riley survive the pressure around his program? Who wins Ohio State vs. USC? And if Lincoln Riley doesn't turn things around, who should USC hire? Let me know which creators and media takes you want to see on the next Signal Lost. Subscribe for more college football reactions, Ohio State commentary, media breakdowns, and long-form sports discussion. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 🟢 **Proudly Sponsored by Kalshi** https://kalshi.com/r/DeadAir 18+. Eligibility and geographic restrictions apply. Trading involves financial risk, including possible loss of funds. Promotional offers are subject to applicable terms and conditions. Trade responsibly.   #CollegeFootball #OhioState #USCFootball #SignalLost

🟢 Today's Signal Lost is brought to you by Kalshi! Deposit $25, Get $55 with our link: https://kalshi.com/r/DeadAir College football has a narrative problem. On this episode of Signal Lost, we're digging into the biggest arguments surrounding college football—and questioning whether the media is actually getting these stories right. Is Jeremiah Smith in a completely different class from every other wide receiver? What's really happening with Ohio State's quarterback situation under Ryan Day? And are people missing the benefits of a 24-team College Football Playoff? We're also reacting to David Pollack's Arch Manning transfer speculation, Steve Deace's frustration with Michigan football, and Pat McAfee's controversy involving Utah. Also in this episode: * Jeremiah Smith vs. Malachi Toney * Ryan Day, Luke Fahey and Tavien St. Clair * Michigan's offensive problems * Arch Manning and the latest transfer speculation * The case for an expanded College Football Playoff * Indiana and Curt Cignetti * Heisman Trophy predictions * More college football media reactions Which college football narrative do you think is completely wrong right now? Subscribe for more Signal Lost, college football reactions, Ohio State commentary, and media breakdowns. Kalshi Disclaimer: 18+. Eligibility and geographic restrictions apply. Trading involves financial risk. Promotional offers are subject to applicable terms and conditions. Trade responsibly. #CollegeFootball #OhioState #SignalLost

In today's Signal Lost, we're trying to make sense of one of the strangest weekends of the young college football season. Ohio State and Oregon both lost—but the way they lost couldn't have been more different. The Buckeyes were in complete control against Texas, taking a 23–3 lead into the fourth quarter before everything fell apart in a stunning 24–23 loss. We break down what changed, the decisions that helped open the door for Texas, and Ryan Day's response afterward as questions about Ohio State's ability to finish big games return almost immediately

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Week 1 is in the books, so Kris and Tyler are re-ranking everything — both new Top 25s, revealed and argued. The headliner: what do we actually make of LSU after the 51-10 demolition of Clemson? A week of lawsuits, restraining orders, and a standoff with the SEC ended with Kiffin's team playing like the best version of itself