Dear Andy: Should not taking a knee be fireable? | Should Oklahoma fans stay mad at Lincoln Riley?

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🗓️ 10 October 2023

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Dear Andy: Should not taking a knee be fireable? | Should Oklahoma fans stay mad at Lincoln Riley? This episode is brought to you by Gametime. Want to see your favorite team play this weekend? How about your favorite artist coming to town for a show? Look no further than Gametime for all your last minute deals. Download the Gametime App and enter code: STAPLES for $20 off your first purchase, terms apply. Last Minute Tickets, Lowest Prices, Guaranteed. Want to watch the show instead? Head on over to YouTube and don't forget to subscribe! https://youtube.com/live/Pspl1XAQNV4 It's a Dear Andy show, so your questions are the stars. But first, we take a look at how a 12-team College Football Playoff might look this season. (0:00-9:45) Next, Justin Hopkins of On3's Scoop Duck previews Oregon-Washington. (9:46-23:26) Then it's time for your questions. Among them... Should something as gallingly foolish as Mario Cristobal's refusal to take a knee be covered in the "for cause" section of a coach's contract? (23:27-31:10) If the ACC has an undefeated champ and every other Power 5 conference has a one-loss champ, who gets left out? (31:11-37:52) How much is the extra year of eligibility from 2020 impacting competitive balance? (37:53-43:49) What team could be this year's version of TCU? (43:50-48:30) What Will USC Look like next year without Caleb Williams (48:31-52:41) Would a Brian Ferentz Offense and an Alex Grinch Defense win any games? (52:42-55:45) Should Oklahoma fans stay mad at Lincoln Riley or let living well be the best revenge? (55:46-1:04:16)

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0:00.0	Welcome to Andy Staples on three.
0:05.0	It is a dear Andy show where, of course, your questions are the stars.
0:09.6	We got great questions about the situation at Miami, the taking a knee or lack thereof at Miami.
0:16.6	We got questions about Oklahoma.
0:18.3	We got questions about the ACC title race.
0:21.6	We got questions about the college football playoff and who gets left out. And there's a really good question
0:27.1	that I'm going to answer where I'm presented with a scenario and the question is who gets left
0:32.3	out. And it got me thinking, this is why they're expanding the playoff this this particular question right
0:40.1	here because if this were to happen what they're going to do is screw somebody and go well we're
0:45.1	starting a 12 team playoff anyway and they're they're just going to be like that's it forget about it
0:49.7	so it is Monday night which means this is when we reveal our 12-team hypothetical projected
0:56.9	playoff as if they were doing it this year.
0:58.8	So let's do that now.
1:00.0	Let's open the show with that and just imagine the possibilities because this weekend
1:05.4	opened up some possibilities for some other teams that we have not seen in this.
1:09.1	And it also got me thinking about what games might matter this weekend for something
1:13.8	like that.
1:14.4	So before we get started, I'm going to talk about two teams that aren't in this week's
1:20.0	hypothetical 12 team playoff, but could be in next weeks depending on what happens.
1:24.9	So the Texas A&M at Tennessee game this year doesn't feel huge. It's big for
1:31.1	Tennessee, obviously, because they've only got one loss. If they were to win out, they would make
1:35.7	the college football playoff. But I don't think anybody expects them to win out. They've still got to
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