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The Audible with Stew, Bruce & Ralph: A show about college football

Who wins a title first: Ryan Day, Lincoln Riley or Brian Kelly?

The Audible with Stew, Bruce & Ralph: A show about college football

The Athletic

Sports, Football, College Football, Big Ten, Cfb, Sec, News, Sports News

4.41.2K Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2023

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Stew is still getting over the Bengals heartbreaking loss in the AFC Championship game. Bruce teases a story coming out this week on The Athletic about Jalen Hurts.


The guys discuss how NIL collectives are impacting the business of college football right now from recruiting, to coaching hires & more. Should these funds be regulated?


Miami fires Josh Gattis as OC. The 'Canes haven't been good on offense since 2017. Who should Mario Cristobal hire to fix the trend?


Plus, a great mailbag question asking which head coach wins natty first: Ryan Day, Lincoln Riley or Brian Kelly?


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0:00.0

Welcome back to the latest edition of the Ottawa presented by Trader Joe's.

0:20.6

I'm Bruce Fulf and joined, as always, by my colleague from The Athletic, Stuart Mandel,

0:26.0

Stu, you and I are both Bengals fans now.

0:29.5

One, because you grew up there, me because some of the LSU guys that I liked ended up

0:34.5

going there and changing the franchise, but they could not beat the Chiefs in Arrowhead

0:41.0

back-to-back years. How are you taking this loss? Well, it's one thing to lose by three points

0:47.2

to Pat Mahomes in the AFC championship game. I can take that. But to lose in the way they did.

0:52.7

And this is why, if you remember on this podcast around this

0:55.9

time a year ago, I was kind of dipping my toes back in the world of fandom. I wasn't sure if I

1:01.1

could quite go all the way in. This year I've been all the, these playoffs I've been all the way in.

1:06.0

And this is why I don't necessarily think it was a great idea to start emotionally investing myself.

1:11.8

So we covered Joseph Osai in college. I remember, in fact, covering him against Joe Burrow

1:18.0

in the 2019 LSU Texas game. Good player. Can't say I had an opinion one way or the other.

1:24.4

Now, here I am, it's only two years later. And when he pushes him out of

1:29.3

bounds for the late hit that ultimately costs him the game, I'm texting my Bengals body going,

1:33.6

what a moron. I can't believe he did that. I can't, you know, now I've calmed down since then.

1:39.0

But I don't think it's a healthy place to be in when you're calling an adult athlete a moron. I'm sorry, Joseph Fasai. I understand. I calm back down. But that is a tough way. If you're going to lose and miss your chance of the Super Bowl, that is a tough way to do it. Yeah. I also, Joseph Fassai plays really well for them. It was just that moment where i think i saw something on

2:02.1

my timeline rich ganon who was obviously was a terrific quarterback for the raiders and a league mbp i

2:07.6

think even um at one point he said something he talked about just you know you're sitting and

2:13.8

watching it on tv and at the same time he said you know if you're a player you're out there running and you're just trying watching it on TV. And at the same time, he said, you know, if you're a player, you're out there running

2:18.6

and you're just trying to, trying to get him out of bounds or get, you know, or tackle him.

2:24.9

And it's like you're going full speed and you lose track for a second of where you are on the field.

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