Never have a scenario in which three playoff teams from a year ago all have new head coaches. Hello and welcome in it's always college football and happy 4th of July week to all of

you assuming our content we appreciate you guys very much for being with us.

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downloaded our podcast for that trip.

I'm Greg McElroy alongside Jack, Mark, Jake,

everybody's here, Griffin as well.

So very, very exciting show that we need to dive into. We have Jeff Levy joining us from Mississippi State and he is just if you haven't had a chance to listen to him, the guy's just about as real as it gets.

I think you're going to enjoy our conversation talking big picture about where

state can go their place in the ecosystem of college football and what the

success looked like in year number one but it kind of got our wheels spinning

a little bit so after our visit with Coach Leby,

we are going to fast forward

into first-year coaches expectation levels.

Now, we decided to kind of quantify it in a little bit of a unique way.

Incredible, meaning this would be an incredible first year.

Solid, which would be this is a solid year, and then disappointing.

This is what a disappointing year one looks like for these new head coaches.

So we're going to go through a handful of teams including Bama, Washington, Michigan, Arizona, Mississippi State,

A&M, a bunch of teams that have first-year head coaches and will quantify whether it's

incredible, solid, or disappointing.

And this is what the outcome of each might look like.

But before we get to that, let's talk to the head coach of Mississippi State, Jeff Levy.

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