Week 14 Preview: The Four Words CFB Fans Should Stop Saying

Unnecessary Roughness

Barstool Sports

Football, Sports

4.4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 December 2020

⏱️ 78 minutes

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On today's podcast: -We look over our most listened to artists for 2020 -Brandon takes a snack break -Kayce's battered Aggie syndrome is showing -How do we overall feel about the 2020 season? Has it been a success??? -Brandon is excited to see what Florida does to Tennessee -Coaches on the hot seat. 0:00: Spotify Wrapped 4:38: Intro 18:36: Reviewing how the committee did in this weeks CFP 44:42: Brandon Walker reveals the 4 words college football fans need to stop saying 52:10: Looking over this week's slate of games

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0:00.0	Hey, on S.S. Air Roughness listeners, you can find every episode on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube.
0:05.9	Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon music.
0:09.6	So on my Spotify, you can't really get a good, accurate representation of what my actual favorite stuff is.
0:15.3	Why?
0:16.3	Because my kids also use it.
0:17.9	My favorite bands.
0:20.6	My five favorite artists.
0:21.9	Summer, mind, summer, night.
0:24.1	Number one is the Beach Boys.
0:25.6	That's yours.
0:26.4	No, that's my kids.
0:27.6	They love the Beach Boys.
0:29.2	Oh, that's wholesome.
0:30.0	Number two is Brad Paisley.
0:31.7	That's you.
0:32.2	That's me.
0:32.7	Okay.
0:33.0	Three is Bon Jovi.
0:34.4	Them.
0:35.0	Both.
0:35.9	Wow.
0:36.6	Both.
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