Who's in the game?

The Solid Verbal College Football

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News, Sports, Sports News, Football

4.8 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 25 February 2021

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Ty welcomes Matt Brown from the Extra Points newletter to the podcast and dissects Notre Dame's claim that it will not be in the next college football video game. Who will be in the game and when do we realistically expect it will be released? Plus, more details on the looming NIL legislation, how TV rights affect college football, and lessons learned from a quirky 2020 season.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Solid Verbal.
0:04.0	Solid Verbal.
0:05.0	Come after me.
0:06.0	I'm a man.
0:07.0	I'm 40.
0:08.0	I've heard so many players say why I want to be happy.
0:11.0	You want to be happy for a day either state.
0:13.0	It's that woo, woo.
0:15.0	And down and tie.
0:18.0	Welcome back to the Solid Verbal Boys and Girls.
0:21.0	My name is Ty Hildenbrand joining me today.
0:25.0	Matt Brown from the Extra Points College football newsletter.
0:29.0	Dan is still taking some time off.
0:32.0	Don't worry.
0:33.0	He's fine.
0:34.0	He mentioned to me this morning that he thought we secret verbaled him on the last show.
0:39.0	He wasn't sure.
0:40.0	Of course, I pled ignorance.
0:42.0	But he did seem to enjoy it.
0:44.0	So good job.
0:45.0	Good effort team.
0:46.0	You can call off the dogs now.
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