Time now for the College Football Inquirer with Dan Wetsall.

My guess he's gone if someone offers him a job, but I don't know.

As Jim Harbaw, I wouldn't predict anything

other than he's probably wearing black slacks right now.

S-I's Ross Galanger.

One of Leach's coaching buddies call me right after the game and start talking about that trap play and how

Mike Leach would have never called that trap play and who would have been pissed at Steve Spurrier Jr. for calling the

trap play that basically won the game.

And S.I.'s pad 40! You want all the glory, all the attention, and all the money,

both the head coach and the quarterback, getting a lot of money out there at USC.

Stand in there and answer some questions.

It's not that hard, it's part of the job. Do it. Here's Pat, Russ, and Dan.

All right, welcome to the pod. We're going to start by just saying our thoughts are with

Demar Hamlin. This is we're taping us on Tuesday morning.

He's in a Cincinnati hospital, obviously the Buffalo Bill's safety.

In this world he played five years at Pitt.

He's a native of Pittsburgh, McKees Rock actually,

just outside Pittsburgh, produced a ton of great

athletes through the years and was a you know all ACC player at Pitt really really, really good safety, hard-nosed player,

is that program really ascended.

And we don't know what, when you're listening to this,

what the latest is, but our thoughts are with that we all get a lot of

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