The Bernie Fratto Show with Chris Plank talks Nico Iamaleava's debut, Arch Manning's bad first impression in a big game, and the panic meter on Alabama Football. episode artwork

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The Bernie Fratto Show with Chris Plank talks Nico Iamaleava's debut, Arch Manning's bad first impression in a big game, and the panic meter on Alabama Football.

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Chris Plank starts the show detailing the biggest storylines in College Football with Nico Iamaleava's rough first performance for UCLA and Joey Aguilar's stellar debut for Tennessee. Chris then talks about Arch Manning and why people shouldn't take a victory lap if they weren't big Arch fans beforehand. He will only improve and learn from this game. LSU put on a SHOW against Clemson with Garrett Nussmeier putting himself at the forefront of the Heisman conversation. Cade Klubnik put up a lackluster performance despite all of the hype and his all-star supporting cast. Chris also brings up whether its time to hit the panic button on Alabama Football. How hot is the hot seat for Kalen DeBoer? Because they don't have the NIL money that Penn State, Ohio State, USC, Michigan, and Texas, which will hurt their competitiveness in the future. The Micah Parsons trade and Jerry Jones is discussed after with many parallels to Khalil Mack getting moved right before the 2018 season. Chris then previews the only ranked game in Week 2, his Oklahoma Sooners at home against the Michigan Wolverines, among other week 2 games. Chris also answers everyone's burning questions on the hotline throughout the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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