3 Guys Before The Game - Rosters Gone Wild (Episode 631)

3 Guys Before The Game

MetroNews

Football, Sports, Basketball

2.4 • 687 Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2025

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

History is being made when it comes to the rosters of college football teams.

Coaches are being asked to reduce their roster to 105 to meet the House Settlement requirement. That means some players must unexpectedly find a new school.

Meanwhile, the roster is slowly growing for the new WVU men's basketball coach, Ross Hodge.

In this episode, the "Guys" debate the "new world" of roster management and provide analytics on the new basketball commits.

Listener questions and comments complete the episode.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello there, and thank you for taking time to listen in to three guys before the game.
0:22.1	It's time for another episode, the 631st title.
0:29.0	Rosters Gone Wild.
0:32.0	Ooh!
0:33.0	And they have.
0:35.0	Everything is wild in this world of college sports as we know it.
0:40.1	And we'll get into it.
0:41.3	We're all present and assembled.
0:43.8	Brad's here.
0:45.0	Poppy's here.
0:46.6	And delightfully, so are you.
0:49.2	So let's do this thing.
0:50.2	Three guys brought to us by Jan Dills, attorneys at law.
0:56.0	They won't take no for an answer.
0:58.4	By Comax business systems, keeping West Virginia's business data safe, secure, and efficient for 25 years.
1:05.4	By Go-Mart.
1:06.9	Go to a Go-Mart and pick up that rewards card.
1:10.1	You can download it.
1:11.3	All I know is this.
1:12.5	You immediately begin saving on your food, your fuel.
1:16.1	It's the, like I always say, they're putting money in your pocket.
1:20.4	It doesn't cost you anything.
	...

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