3 Guys Before The Game - Pitt Game Preview (Episode 574)

3 Guys Before The Game

MetroNews

Football, Sports, Basketball

2.4 • 687 Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2024

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

You can make a strong argument that rivalries are the heartbeat of college sports.

This Saturday in Pittsburgh, one of the truly great college football rivalry games will be played as West Virginia and Pitt meet in the 107th Backyard Brawl.

It's only the third game of the season, but this game will go a long way in defining which team will have what their fans consider to be a successful season.

In this episode, the "Guys" reveal three massively important keys that will determine who wins and who loses.

Listener questions and comments complete the show.

3 Guys returns with a game recap on Sunday.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Showtime in the University City.
0:14.0	It's time to brawl.
0:17.0	This is three guys before the game.
0:24.1	Our backyard brawl preview pit edition.
0:26.1	Boys are all assembled.
0:31.7	Senator hasn't said a word to us since coming into the studio.
0:32.1	I know.
0:34.0	Very unsocial.
0:34.5	Busy.
0:35.6	Busy.
0:37.4	He's into his numbers.
0:38.6	We'll have that coming up in a second.
0:41.7	He's broken this thing down with an abacus and a sundial.
0:44.3	Also joining us on the program.
0:45.2	Yes, he's back.
0:48.0	This might set a consecutive show record for you.
0:50.6	The dean, Hopi Kirchival, is with us.
0:52.2	Kyle Ripkin on this podcast.
0:53.7	Excuse me?
0:55.2	You're the Cowl Ripkin of this podcast. Excuse me? You're the Cal Ripkin of the podcast.
0:57.0	You show up every podcast.
0:57.8	He's Lou Garrett.
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