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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2026 · 1H 19M

D1R 234 - Mike Sirianni, 5-Year Eligibility, New Playoff Hack, Big Time Transfers

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Washington & Jefferson Head Coach Mike Sirianni is the MAN. So excited to share this conversation with you all as we talk about the President's trip overseas and outlook on the 2026 season through his eyes with some hilarious stories mixed in.In D2 Football we discuss a BIG potential change coming to the CIAA that should ensure the conference maximizes playoff opportunities for their member schools by adding a wrinkle to their championship weekend at the end of the regular season.Mike and Seth join for the D3 discourse as we DIVE in to the 5-year eligibility idea that has been passed at the D1 level and talk about the positive and negative effects that could stem from it's implementation at the lower levels of NCAA football. We also touch on some BIG time transfers for contender D3 teams and close out with some fun D3 tweets.Thanks for tuning in!Video Chapters:0:00 Episode Overview3:28 Mike Sirianni - W&J30:49 CIAA's NEW Playoff Plan38:08 D3 Football Crew41:32 5-Year Eligibility Plan: Good or Bad?1:02:15 BIG Time D3 Transfers1:14:10 D3 Tweets

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