Welcome to Andy Staples on three. Great show for you tonight. We got Shane Beamer, the head coach of the South Carolina Gamecocks.

He's got an update on a five-star recruit who just started practicing with the team

that when you hear how much this dude weighs and then realize how fast he is, your jaw is going to drop.

You got that in a few minutes.

Later, Dan Rubenstein of the Solid Verbal joins us.

We are going to play a new game. It's called Whose Team Is It Anyway? How well do you know the players

who entered the transfer portal and came out the other side? Probably not as well as you think.

This game was hard and we could have made it a lot harder, but it was a lot of fun.

We'll have that for you later in the show as well.

Not a lot of huge earth-shattering news in college football today, which given the past few weeks,

feels like a bit of a breather.

No conferences have remade themselves.

It doesn't seem at the moment like any

giant move is imminent, which that's, that's probably good. Probably needs to calm down a little

bit. The biggest news was the t-shirts, apparently that the Northwestern coaches wore to practice.

Cats Against the World with Pat Fitzgerald's number 51.

That's the number he wore as a Northwestern player on the shirt.

And it caused a bunch of stories to be written, a bunch of controversy.

The university athletic director Derek Gragg came out with a statement, which it's funny because Derek Greg, we barely heard a peep

from him for about three weeks when all this stuff was unfolding, the hazing allegations, Pat Fitzgerald being

fired, everything else. But they wore some t-shirts in support of Pat Fitzgerald. He said,

I'm extremely disappointed that a few members of our football program staff decided to wear

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