Digest

The podcast opens with a discussion about the disappointing performances of Florida State and Clemson in their opening college football games. Mike Wilbaugh argues that Florida State's loss to Boston College is worse than Clemson's loss to Georgia, and that Florida State's season is effectively over. Tony Cornheyser agrees, but focuses on Brian Kelly's outburst after LSU's loss to USC. The discussion then shifts to USC's win over LSU, with Tony expressing more interest in LSU's performance due to Brian Kelly's antics. Mike highlights the impressive individual performances of players like Shadeur Sanders and Cam Ward, and notes the Big 10's strong start to the season. The show moves on to the US Open, discussing the exits of top players like Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, and Coco Gauff. Mike and Tony debate whether Francis Tiafoe is a legitimate contender, and Mike expresses his disappointment with the tournament's lack of excitement. The show concludes with a discussion about Scotty Scheffler's impressive earnings this year, with Tony arguing that his money is more impressive than his wins. Mike counters that Scheffler's wins are more significant, comparing him to Tiger Woods's best years.

Outlines

00:00:33

College Football Week 1: Disappointing Performances and Brian Kelly's Outburst

The podcast opens with a discussion about the disappointing performances of Florida State and Clemson in their opening college football games. Mike Wilbaugh argues that Florida State's loss to Boston College is worse than Clemson's loss to Georgia, and that Florida State's season is effectively over. Tony Cornheyser agrees, but focuses on Brian Kelly's outburst after LSU's loss to USC.

00:04:15

USC's Win Over LSU and the Big 10's Dominance

The discussion shifts to USC's win over LSU, with Tony expressing more interest in LSU's performance due to Brian Kelly's antics. Mike highlights the impressive individual performances of players like Shadeur Sanders and Cam Ward, and notes the Big 10's strong start to the season.

00:10:29

US Open: Surprises and Disappointments

The show moves on to the US Open, discussing the exits of top players like Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, and Coco Gauff. Mike and Tony debate whether Francis Tiafoe is a legitimate contender, and Mike expresses his disappointment with the tournament's lack of excitement.

00:13:17

Scotty Scheffler's Wins vs. His Money

The show concludes with a discussion about Scotty Scheffler's impressive earnings this year, with Tony arguing that his money is more impressive than his wins. Mike counters that Scheffler's wins are more significant, comparing him to Tiger Woods's best years.

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Q&A

• What was the most disappointing performance in college football's opening week?

  Mike Wilbaugh argues that Florida State's loss to Boston College was the most disappointing, as it effectively ended their season and highlighted their lack of competitiveness.

• What is the significance of the Big 10's strong start to the season?

  The Big 10's dominance in the opening week suggests that they are a strong contender for the national championship, and that they are likely to be a force to be reckoned with throughout the season.

• Who is the most entertaining player left in the US Open?

  Both Mike and Tony agree that Francis Tiafoe is the most entertaining player left in the US Open, due to his athleticism, charisma, and local ties.

• Is Scotty Scheffler's money more impressive than his wins?

  Tony argues that Scheffler's money is more impressive, as he has earned over $60 million this year. Mike counters that Scheffler's wins are more significant, comparing him to Tiger Woods's best years.

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