Mega April Q&A: Part 1

The Solid Verbal College Football

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🗓️ 14 April 2022

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Ty and Dan empty the mailbag and tackle hardhitting questions from the Verballerhood. How "back" is Tennessee football? Which darkhorse Heisman contenders would you consider betting on? Who is this year's Kenny Pickett? What should be the point spread when Notre Dame plays Ohio State in Week 1? The joys of getting unexpectedly tipsy, and much more!

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Solid Verbal.
0:03.6	The Solid Verbal.
0:04.6	Come after me!
0:05.6	I'm a man!
0:07.1	I'm 40!
0:08.1	I've heard so many players say why I want to be happy.
0:10.6	You want to be happy for a day, eat a steak.
0:13.1	It's that wool, wool, and down and tie.
0:17.6	Welcome back to the Solid Verbal Boys and Girls.
0:21.0	My name is Ty.
0:22.0	Hilda Brandt, that fine gentleman over there,
0:23.6	has always the monster of the Midway to Anne Rubenstein, sir.
0:28.1	Yeah.
0:29.0	How are you?
0:29.9	Not bad.
0:30.9	I had a bit of a saga.
0:33.0	Saga saga with catching a mouse this morning in our basement,
0:36.6	who was on its last literal legs.
0:39.0	Okay.
0:40.0	Walk through a thunderstorm, because I had to pick up the car,
0:44.0	getting an oil change and a tire rotation.
0:47.1	You supposed to rotate your tires, is that a thing?
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