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The pride, passion, and pageantry of college football lives here.

This is the Paul Fine Bomb Show, Hour One podcast.

This might be college football. Yeah. No, Paul Findom Show, Hour One podcast. This might be college football head.

Men Paul Find Mom Show, Cole Kiddickson for Paul again.

Today, excited to be with you guys.

We've got four hours.

College football, college sports, great guest lineup to get to.

Sophie Hudson coming up in an hour and a half of the big boocast, Scott Docterman

of the athletic, Roman Harper, the SEC network, Adam Redenberg, a BSPN.com, but we kick it off

with Ari Wasserman from On3 covers college football nationally, does a great job with it,

does a podcast with Andy Staples, as you can find at the On Three Sports Network. I recommend it. It must listen for me every Sunday morning. Ari, how you doing? Living a dream, Cole. How are you? Doing well. I've seen some people debating around best player in college football. I think you and I are on the same page here. That would be a wide receiver in Columbus, Ohio.

But I've also now begun to see some people, and we actually asked a Michael Arnold show yesterday,

say, I don't know if I can let Jeremiah Smith be the best player in college football because he's a wide receiver and he's a little bit easier to take out of the game.

Is it as simple as Jeremy Smith, best player in college football, hands down?

I mean, I guess if I were drafting a player who plays his position the best, I would probably take him.

I know that there was like different ways of doing these lists, as you can imagine like do you emphasize position positional importance or do you just go with the best overall player and you know i think that you know when you look at what jeremiah smith was as a recruit um what he has done so far in his career uh the professionalism that you you know, he had when he was, you know,

17 years old and then, you know, continue to work through that growth, although his body

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