Georgia’s statement, Oregon survives, LSU issues & more | Always College Football

Always College Football with Greg McElroy

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Football, Sports

4.3 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 17 November 2024

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Georgia got a huge statement win at home over Tennessee, Oregon survives a scare at Wisconsin while Texas takes care of Arkansas. BYU loses to Kansas at home ending any hope of an at-large CFP bid while the rest of the BIG 12 gets crazy as Arizona State takes down Kansas State and Colorado just keeps winning. Notre Dame, SMU and Clemson all won and more reaction from week 12 from McElroy. Plus what to make of LSU and Brian Kelly’s third loss in a row. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome in. It's always college football. I'm your host Greg McElroy. You guys know
0:05.0	Sundays are all about instant reaction to what went down yesterday. If you notice the voice
0:10.7	struggling a little bit today, not going to lie, can't really speak. This is very typical
0:16.6	in November when going to and from Bristol working seven days a week.
0:22.2	It's super fun.
0:23.2	I love this time of year.
0:24.5	But I feel like mid-November, I always end up with something.
0:28.1	Like something.
0:28.8	My voice is either shot or I get sick or whatever.
0:32.0	But we're going to power through today.
0:33.9	Just don't judge the voice.
0:35.6	All right.
0:36.0	We're going to be all right.
0:37.3	Let's start at the top of the College Football playoff committee rankings with the Oregon Ducks.
0:42.0	They go on the road to Wisconsin and deliver in the fourth quarter in what was, I thought, a remarkably entertaining football game.
0:53.4	I thought NBC did a great job covering it.
0:56.1	Just everything about the game felt massive. It was just super entertaining. So that from an
1:02.0	entertainment standpoint, really, really good. And I know people will say, well, you know,
1:05.4	it wasn't high scoring. It was 1613. Wisconsin had 230 yards of offense. I understand all of that, and I just don't care. I found that to be compelling television. And I actually think that is going to be beneficial. That performance on the road is going to be beneficial long term for where Oregon wants to go. They did not have their best stuff.
1:29.0	They did not play great on the off side of the football. I thought all in all, Wisconsin in many
1:35.3	ways did a lot of things to show, all right, hang on, this is how you attack Oregon. This is what
1:42.0	you need to do to go after Oregon's offense. And I thought
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