C2C: Bracket Challenge: Running Back Rookie Class Edition

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Sports, Fantasy Sports

4.8 • 770 Ratings

🗓️ 28 March 2024

⏱️ 64 minutes

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The College to Canton Podcast is part of the Rotoviz Radio & Blue Wire Podcast families. Host: Travis May (@FF_TravisM) A to Z Sports Host: Stefan Lako (@stayfunlako) Ready Bet Action In this episode, Stefan and Travis discuss the new NFL kickoff rule and its potential impact on rookie returners. They also introduce the running back March Madness bracket and recap the round 1 matchups. Notable results include Trey Benson's dominant win over Cody Schrader. The conversation focuses on the results of the running back bracket challenge, highlighting the winners and the close matchups. The consensus rankings of the top running backs in the class are discussed, along with the likelihood of each player being drafted. The episode concludes with a preview of future episodes and the introduction of guest speakers. Takeaways The running back bracket challenge revealed the top running backs in the class and showcased the close matchups between players. Trey Benson emerged as the top running back in the class, followed by Jonathan Brooks and Blake Corum. The consensus rankings suggest that the top seven running backs are likely to be drafted in the first three rounds. After the top seven, the likelihood of being drafted decreases significantly. Future episodes will feature guest speakers and discussions on the latest news and developments in college football and the NFL. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Recap 03:04 New NFL Kickoff Rule 06:09 Impact on Rookie Returners 13:47 Running Back Bracket Introduction 22:53 Notable Round 1 Results 30:41 Sweet 16: Trey Benson vs Cody Schrader 31:04 Round Two Results 37:51 Elite Eight 42:21 Final Four 49:36 Championship Matchup 53:07 Consensus Rankings 59:08 Players Likely to be Drafted 01:03:15 Closing Remarks Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	and welcome to catch on watch out burst of speed look at this freshman welcome to the home
0:11.5	professional football canton ohio and welcome to another episode of the college to canton
0:18.6	podcast the perfect show for every college
0:22.0	and NFL fan.
0:24.2	I'm your host, Stefan Lecoe.
0:25.2	You can find me on Twitter at Stayfunlico, and I am joined, as always, by the man,
0:30.1	the myth, the legend, the Travis May.
0:32.2	You can find him at FF underscore Travis M.
0:36.1	Travis, I'm excited to get into this. We did a wide receiver bracket in honor of
0:42.4	March Madness last week. This week, we are doing a running back bracket that you have kind of
0:48.1	hosted on Twitter. But before we get into that, I was scrolling through Twitter right before we
0:53.1	got on. I had a chance to get on.
0:54.7	And I saw a headline that grabbed my attention and I can't wait to get to the article. And then I
1:00.8	remembered, wait, I'm talking to you right now. I'll just ask you and then I'll read the article.
1:06.8	You were referencing the new rule in the NFL for kickoff returns and your kind of analysis on how that could impact, I'm assuming, the future of the NFL.
1:19.2	So I'd love to hear a little bit about that.
1:20.8	But first, how are you tonight?
1:23.5	I'm great, man.
1:24.3	And the running back bracket is going to be a lot of fun.
1:27.2	I know that it's a source subject for some people because your bracket's already busted.
1:32.2	The round two or whatever was pretty chalky, so maybe a lot of people have their champions still alive.
1:37.4	But those who had Auburn or UK, sorry about that.
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