0:00 Mississippi State missing from AP poll

5:02 Contradictions and issues with AP poll rankings

10:46 Isaac Smith injury impact on Mississippi State defense

18:26 FanDuel sponsorship message

19:40 Recapping national college football games

24:38 Discussing Oregon's quarterback situation

26:35 Georgia vs Alabama game analysis

29:12 College Football Kickoff show promo

Mississippi State's AP Poll snub raises eyebrows. Is the Bulldogs' recent performance being overlooked?

Jaron Spor and Landon McBride dissect Mississippi State's absence from the rankings, comparing their record to other ranked teams. The duo analyzes Isaac Smith's injury impact on the Bulldogs' defense and breaks down key national matchups, including Illinois' upset over USC and Alabama's dominance over Georgia. They explore how NIL deals and the transfer portal are reshaping college football's landscape, creating more parity among programs.

Tune in for expert insights on Mississippi State's path forward and the evolving dynamics of college football rankings.

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