First Place Losers: Part 2

The Solid Verbal College Football

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🗓️ 15 May 2020

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

Ty and Dan continue their exploration of college football's greatest losers, this time examining the runners up from 2010-2014. How do Oregon's 2010 and 2014 teams compare? What would LSU's 2019 offense have looked like with its receivers from 2011? Could 2013 Auburn have beaten 2005 USC? And what was the deal with 2012 Notre Dame?

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Solid Verbal.
0:03.8	The Solid Verbal.
0:04.8	Come after me.
0:06.6	I'm a man.
0:07.5	I'm 40.
0:08.3	I've heard so many players say, why I want to be happy.
0:10.8	You want to be happy for a day, either state.
0:13.3	It's that wool, wool, and down and tie.
0:17.0	Woo!
0:19.0	Welcome back to the Solid Verbal Boys and Girls.
0:21.7	My name is Ty.
0:22.6	Hildenbrand, join me, has always still way over there.
0:28.1	In beautiful sunny Southern California, my man, Dan Rubenstein.
0:32.2	Sir, how are you?
0:34.2	I've got a little indigestion.
0:36.2	Oh, no.
0:37.2	Things considered.
0:38.2	Yeah, why?
0:39.2	I made breakfast tacos for lunch and they were a little spicy.
0:43.2	I think I overestimated my ability to handle the spice or underestimate it as it were.
0:48.4	So here we are.
0:49.4	I feel good, though.
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