EPISODE · Jul 30, 2019 · 51 MIN
2019 Big Ten Preview (East)
from College Football Bros · host PodcastOne
The penultimate conference in the Bros' season preview series is the Big Ten. They begin with the loaded East division. In their "Call me crazy" segment, Ryan picks the bottom three teams in the division to go 0-12 against the top four, Trey tabs Ohio State's defense as the second best in the Big Ten, and Michael claims that Justin Fields could potentially one-up Dwayne Haskins. The tiered rankings portion of the episode splits the East division into Contenders (Michigan, Ohio State), Darkhorses (Michigan State, Penn State), and Longshots (Indiana, Maryland, Rutgers). Michael is then put on the Hot Seat to pick a bold upset, an impact freshman, and give his thoughts on Ryan Day's chances of winning a national championship. Finally, Michael announces his campaign to #StartArt at QB for Rutgers and leads the Questionable Finish. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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The penultimate conference in the Bros' season preview series is the Big Ten. They begin with the loaded East division. In their "Call me crazy" segment, Ryan picks the bottom three teams in the division to go 0-12 against the top four, Trey tabs Ohio State's defense as the second best in the Big Ten, and Michael claims that Justin Fields could potentially one-up Dwayne Haskins. The tiered rankings portion of the episode splits the East division into Contenders (Michigan, Ohio State), Darkhorses (Michigan State, Penn State), and Longshots (Indiana, Maryland, Rutgers). Michael is then put on the Hot Seat to pick a bold upset, an impact freshman, and give his thoughts on Ryan Day's chances of winning a national championship. Finally, Michael announces his campaign to #StartArt at QB for Rutgers and leads the Questionable Finish. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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