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College football analytics expert Dave Bartoo joins 365 Sports to explain how judgment-based penalties and coaching decisions—especially around 2-point conversions—are quietly influencing game outcomes in 2025.

He highlights how some teams are losing ground due to subjective officiating, why 2-point attempts are often misused, and how coaching data can predict success or failure over time. Bartoo also shares insights on conference trends, including how some lower-ranked SEC teams benefited from judgment calls in surprising ways.

If you're interested in the numbers behind wins and losses—not just the scoreboard—this conversation offers a sharp, data-driven look at the 2025 season.

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Josh Nabors joins 365 Sports to dive deep into the biggest questions for 2025 in college football. From Ohio State's quarterback uncertainty and staff turnover to Clemson finally embracing the transfer portal, Josh unpacks the storylines shaping the top programs.

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(0:40:00) Micah Parsons Beef

(1:04:00) Dave Bartoo, CFB Matrix

(1:50:00) Bryce Petty, Former Baylor Quarterback

(2:15:00) Vanderbilt Schedule

(2:38:00) Josh Neighbors, College Countdown Podcast

(2:50:00) Paul Catalina’s “Top 5”

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David Pollack joins 365 Sports and dives deep into the 2025 college football landscape. He explains why he’s buying into the Big 12—highlighting Texas Tech’s elite recruiting, Kenny Dillingham’s rise at Arizona State, and Baylor’s dangerous QB-RB combo.

Pollack also breaks down why he’s all-in on Clemson this season, calling them his preseason No. 1, and details why the Tigers could cruise through the ACC with a dominant front seven and improved QB play.

Plus: What went wrong with Baylor last year, how Sawyer Robertson changed their season, and why Utah and Kansas State could surprise.

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Mike Golic Jr. joins 365 Sports to talk all things college football — from Arch Manning’s hype and Texas’ potential to the new 12-team playoff and why early-season matchups are the sport’s best feature.

He also gives insight into Big 12 identity, Texas Tech’s big spending, and why realignment talk often forgets the fans.Plus, Golic gets candid about his Notre Dame roots, his “rivalry grudge” with Michigan, and what made Cam Skattebo’s rise so impressive.

If you want smart, unfiltered takes on college football’s evolution, don’t miss this one.

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ESPN’s Chris Low joins 365 Sports to unpack his deep dive on the 2025 college football schedule—and why Clemson might finally be back in championship form. Low reveals why Cade Klubnik and Dabo Swinney’s crew could be the most balanced and dangerous team in the country, and why Miami’s schedule keeps them grounded despite talent upgrades.

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(0:40:00) Chris Low, ESPN

(1:10:00) Texas A&M Schedule

(1:30:00) Mike Golic Jr. FanDuel Sports Network

(1:53:00) Craig Smoak’s “Off The Radar”

(2:11:00) David Pollack, College Football Analyst

(2:35:00) Mickey Spagnola, DallasCowboys.com

(2:50:00) Paul Catalina’s “Top 5”

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With David Smoak, Paul Catalina, & Craig Smoak Doug Lesmerises joins 365 Sports to break down how the addition of Oregon may have changed the Big Ten's future forever. He explains why Ohio State needed help at the top, how USC and Washington fit into the new Big Ten power structure, and why Oregon—not USC—is the Texas-level counter to the SEC's expansion.

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With David Smoak, Paul Catalina, & Craig Smoak Attorney Ryan Maguire joins 365 Sports to break down the legal firestorm brewing around NIL, collectives, and the proposed SCORE Act. Maguire explains why NIL collectives do serve valid business purposes, how the NCAA’s legal arguments may be an overreach, and why giving them antitrust protection could be dangerous.

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Paul Catalina breaks down the biggest B-storylines heading into the 2025 Big Ten and SEC football seasons—those under-the-radar narratives that could shake things up. From new coordinators at Ohio State to Hugh Freeze’s pressure at Auburn, and whether Mark Stoops is running out of time at Kentucky, the Top 5 dives into what fans aren’t talking about enough.

Plus: Why Kirk Ferentz might be the most dangerous coach in the Big Ten again, how Brian Kelly could wear out his welcome at LSU, and why rule enforcement and playoff politics will dominate the national conversation all year long.

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