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Aug 5, 2026 1 hr 7 min

#296 - New Name Who Dis?

from Mostly College Football Hosted by Micaiah Schlicher

New name, still the worstest podcast on the interwebs. In this episode, we delve into the upcoming college football season, focusing on Big Ten predictions, team schedules, coaching hot seats, and the impact of recent NCAA rulings. LSU fans are public enemy #1. Join us for expert insights and bold predictions about the season ahead. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 02:23 Big Ten Preview and Key Teams 04:02 Coaching Hot Seats and Expectations 06:20 Team Rankings and Schedule Challenges 09:11 Last Year’s Conference Results and Expectations 11:14 Potential Dark Horses in the Big Ten 14:18 Michigan and Ohio State Schedule Analysis 16:34 USC and Oregon Season Outlook 19:27 Predictions for Playoff and National Champion 22:38 Schedule Toughness and Key Matchups 26:36 USC and Big Ten Schedule Deep Dive 29:30 Predicted Big Ten Champions and Final Predictions 32:36 Preseason Polls and Rankings Critique 34:49 Team Rankings and Biases in Polls 37:37 Hot Takes on Playoff Predictions 38:15 LSU and Lane Kiffin Controversy 40:00 LSU Fan Base and Coaching Analysis 42:17 LSU Schedule and Expectations 45:02 LSU Season Predictions and Challenges 48:26 College Football Rules and NCAA Eligibility Changes 52:01 Legal Challenges to NCAA Rules and Implications 55:42 Future of College Football and Transfer Rules 01:00:01 Closing Remarks and Season Outlook

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