3 Man Front

Will Vandervort, senior writer for Clemson Insider, said why Clemson hasn't made the move to a new conference yet, why Pitt is the team to watch in the ACC, and why Paul Tyson was a massive get for the Tigers. 

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3 Man Front continued in the 11am hour by chatting with Barrett Sallee, college football writer for CBS Sports, as he said what he hopes to learn from the weekend scrimmages, why the Pac-12 could have easily survived, and reassured Landrum about their Braves. 

21:41 - The guys hear a laughable prediction from Colin Cowherd in Coach Speak. 

35:33 - Damian stops by to say how he heard breaking news once again that broke his heart. 

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3 Man Front, with Pat Smith, Landrum Roberts, John SaBerre, Conrad van Order, started Friday's first hour with the Pac-12 just doing way too much.  First, it appears they might be petter and not allow the leaving schools to compete in the postseason.  Then, we get word that they turned down a $30 million annual deal from ESPN.  

23:01 - Wimp Sanderson, former men's basketball coach at Alabama, was in a mood today because he told all.  He talked realignment, Alabama's starting QB, where the Pac-12 schools will end up, and getting annoyed when people call him "honey" or "Sweetie." 

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Barrett Sallee, college football writer for CBS Sports, said what he hopes to learn from the weekend scrimmages, why the Pac-12 could have easily survived, and reassured Landrum about their Braves. 

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Wimp Sanderson, former men's basketball coach at Alabama, was in a mood today because he told all.  He talked realignment, Alabama's starting QB, where the Pac-12 schools will end up, and getting annoyed when people call him "honey" or "Sweetie."

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The 1pm and final hour of Thursday's 3 Man Front started with Eric Henry, who covers Texas for Horns247 & CBS Sports, saying how Texas has been handling fall camp, what the QBs have done that have impressed people, and what he thinks it'll be like joining the SEC. 

20:12 - The guys seem okay with the recently released New Years Six bowl projections.  Later, #PatPonders sees Pat Smith ask thought provoking questions regarding the playoff future of the NY Jets and hydration monitors inside urinals. 

39:34 - How embarrassing has George Kliavkoff been for the Pac-12? 

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The Lunch Time Reset on 3 Man Front started on Thursday with the guys hearing from Nick Saban after Alabama's recent practice and it appears happy & jovial Nick Saban is gone and grumpy, mid-season Nick Saban has returned. 

20:50 - Michael Casagrande, senior sports reporter for AL.com, joined the guys to say how crazy the demise of the Pac-12 has been, and to give his thoughts on how the 2023 SEC season will play out. 

33:50 - Landrum steals an idea for The Worst Thing I've Seen. 

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Eric Henry, who covers Texas for Horns247 & CBS Sports, says how Texas has been handling fall camp, what the QBs have done that have impressed people, and what he thinks it'll be like joining the SEC. 

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Michael Casagrande, senior sports reporter for AL.com, joined the guys to say how crazy the demise of the Pac-12 has been, and to give his thoughts on how the 2023 SEC season will play out. 

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The 11am hour of 3 Man Front started with Rodney Orr, from Tider Insider, to update the latest from Alabama's fall camp and to let us in on how the Tide has been killing it lately on the recruiting trail. 

19:05 - The guys say what they want to see from Auburn's upcoming scrimmage.  Later, it's revealed that Phil Mickelson totaled around $1 billion in gambling wagers over the years. 

36:22 - Rob Pate, former DB at Auburn, joined the boys on 3 Man Front to say what he's learned about Auburn during their fall camp, why the offense will look better this year, and the one position that's make or break for the Tigers. 

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