BLOOD WEEK HISTORY: Thanksgiving Blood Soup

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Sports, Football

4.8 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 27 November 2019

⏱️ 52 minutes

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We continue our review of historical blood weeks with a trip to Thanksgiving Week, 2010. Ralph Friedgen was still at Maryland. Mike Stoops was still at Arizona. Dabo and Clemson went 6-7! These were different times, but that does not mean there was an absence of ranking upheaval, even if it cost us one of our best shots at a non-power making the BCS Championship. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to the shutdown full cast.
0:05.8	The forecast this week, blood.
0:08.8	The full cast forecast.
0:10.2	The full cast forecast.
0:11.6	Again, to repeat, blood.
0:15.2	Everybody enjoy Thanksgiving.
0:16.7	The forecast is blood.
0:18.9	Blood.
0:19.9	Your weird uncle is bringing blood soup.
0:24.0	Blood from a turkey, blood from a ham, and blood from your dirty, thieving rivals across
0:29.9	town and or the state.
0:32.4	That's correct.
0:33.4	So blood week episode.
0:34.4	If might I say the blood week episode on the internet's only college football podcast.
0:39.2	Remember a banner society?
0:40.8	We cover the entire sport.
0:42.4	The past, the present, the future.
0:44.8	Sometimes all at once.
0:45.8	Northwestern.
0:46.8	Northwestern, which exists in both the past, present, and potentially the future.
0:51.8	We are the Dr. Manhattan of college football podcasts.
0:56.9	Except we work close usually.
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