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

Update: 2024-08-30

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The podcast begins with a brief introduction and mentions sponsors, including Amazon Music, EHarmony, and DraftKings. The hosts then discuss their upcoming college football preview with Tom Fernelli and Brandon Walker, highlighting the surprise element of having both experts in the studio. They also mention an upcoming interview with Joey Chestnut, who has a big competition coming up on Monday. The hosts announce their upcoming Mount Rushmore segment, focusing on essential items found in a college guy's apartment. The hosts welcome listeners back to the show, emphasizing the return of college football and highlighting the excitement surrounding the season. They discuss their anticipation for the upcoming college football season, sharing their anxieties about potential world events disrupting the games. The hosts discuss the New England Patriots' starting quarterback, Jacobi Berset, and debate his potential for success, with one host predicting eight wins. The hosts discuss the lack of rookie quarterback excitement surrounding the Patriots, acknowledging their rebuilding phase and the potential for a slow start. They delve into an anonymous poll conducted by NFL agents, revealing their picks for the best and worst run franchises, with the Carolina Panthers topping the "most unstable" list. The hosts share their favorite week one college football picks, leading into their Mount Rushmore segment, where they'll determine the most essential items in a college guy's apartment. The hosts engage in their Mount Rushmore segment, with PFT and Hank competing to determine the most essential items found in a college guy's apartment. The conversation starts with a discussion about the PS2 and PS3 consoles, with the speaker reminiscing about the high prices they commanded and the frustration of the "red ring of death" issue. The conversation shifts to a lighthearted discussion about essential items found in college apartments, starting with full-size trash cans and a massive bong. The discussion continues with a focus on college apartment decor, highlighting the prevalence of flags, tapestries, and the stark contrast between the decor of male and female apartments. The conversation delves into the significance of Bob Marley posters in college apartments, suggesting they were a symbol of coolness and non-conformity. The discussion turns to the ubiquitous presence of terrible couches in college apartments, with the speakers sharing anecdotes about their own experiences with broken furniture and finding discarded couches. The conversation continues with the addition of expired food and sports jerseys to the list of college apartment essentials, highlighting the common practice of hanging jerseys on walls, even if they're not from favorite teams. The discussion focuses on the abundance of mismatched shot glasses in college apartments, with the speakers reminiscing about their own collections and the transition from shot glasses to golf balls as a sign of maturity. The conversation concludes with the addition of a "random dude" to the list of college apartment essentials, highlighting the common occurrence of unexpected guests staying over and the resulting confusion. The discussion begins with Ole Miss's potential for a playoff berth. Despite their struggles against top teams, their roster improvements through the transfer portal make them a strong contender. However, the SEC's competitive landscape raises concerns about their ability to navigate a tough schedule. The conversation shifts to other SEC teams and their playoff aspirations. Texas A&M, Missouri, and Tennessee are analyzed for their realistic chances, with the panel debating whether their fan bases are delusional in their expectations. LSU's potential is discussed, with the panel acknowledging their talent but expressing concerns about their defense. The lack of a Heisman-winning quarterback and first-round receivers raises questions about their offensive firepower. Florida's chances are examined, with the panel acknowledging their improved roster but questioning Billy Napier's coaching abilities. The discussion focuses on their schedule and the potential impact of quarterback DJ Lagway. The panel dives into the SEC's newest members, Texas and Oklahoma. While Texas is seen as a potential playoff contender, concerns arise about their defensive weaknesses. Oklahoma's offensive potential is acknowledged, but their lack of receiver talent is a concern. The discussion turns to Alabama, with the panel predicting a season of fan base frustration. The panel believes that Alabama's competitive landscape and the pressure to win will lead to a volatile fan base. The panel discusses Oklahoma's new coach, Brent Venables, and his aggressive recruiting approach. The panel acknowledges the need for improvement on defense and the potential for a hot seat if the team struggles. The conversation shifts to coaches on the hot seat, with Billy Napier, Ryan Day, and Brent Venables being highlighted. The panel discusses the pressure these coaches face and the potential consequences of underperforming. The panel discusses their Heisman Trophy predictions, with Nico Iamaleava of Alabama and Carson Beck of Georgia being the frontrunners. The panel acknowledges the importance of beating Alabama for Iamaleava's Heisman chances. The panel discusses their predictions for the Group of Five, with Boise State, Memphis, and Liberty being highlighted. The panel expresses concerns about Boise State's quarterback situation and Liberty's weak schedule. The panel engages in a mock College Football Playoff draft, selecting teams based on their perceived strength and potential. The draft highlights the panel's individual opinions and insights on the upcoming season. The podcast features an interview with Joey Chestnut, a renowned competitive eater. The conversation focuses on his upcoming competition against Takeru Kobayashi, his experience with the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, and his thoughts on the future of competitive eating. The podcast concludes with the "Fire Fest" segment, where the hosts share their personal experiences and frustrations. The segment includes discussions about the summer internship, a softball game, and a new apartment neighbor's dog. The speaker discusses their struggles with getting into their apartment, comparing it to a dog's behavior. They then mention the cancellation of their softball game due to a lack of players, with the league manager being blamed for the situation. 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