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On tonight's show, we've spoken at length about the biggest storyline to us in college football,

which is the talent drain that's going on in Florida.

Well, maybe, just maybe there's one major in-state program that's getting set to sort of cut off the drain,

cut off that spicket a little bit and keep some of that in-state talent at home.

We will discuss.

I'm also going to revisit now that we've had a few days to stew on it a little bit.

Our 24-7 sports top 50 players in college football list. This did bonkers numbers, by the way. I would

imagine we're probably going to put even more emphasis on it this time next year. As usual, if you have a

top 50 list, you're going to have some takeaways. So they had pretty much every one of us talk about

who we thought was too high, who was too low, who got snubbed, and I got

qualifications for all three tonight. We had an email that asked, I think, a question that

many have asked, not so much speculative, but maybe more out of hope, and that is, hey, with Nick

Saban being his age and some of the coaches that he competes against being their age, how much

longer is Nick Sabin going to keep this up? This one's really easy, but his age and some of the coaches that he competes against being their age, how much longer

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