Dirt & Sprague

Oregon State Head Coach Jonathan Smith returns to the show with his evaluation on an impressive season opening win, and how that sets up their next two games at home in renovated Reser Stadium.

The guys peek ahead to the top storylines for Week 1 of the NFL season, then dive into learning more about Buffs QB Shedeur Sanders. Plus, OSU Head Coach Jonathan Smith joined ticker after an impressive opening victory for the Beavers. And the TV numbers are in for Week 1 of the CFB season.

We-Fense and Dabo is looking like coaching relic in front of our eyes. Then, the Male Sack, a plane turns around mid flight due to the runs, and we answer the poll questions.

Dirt offers up his first in season ranking of the Top 10 college football teams. Is he ahead of the curve.

Max Chadwick is PFF's lead college football analyst and returns to the ticker to try and discern which Pac-12 team's performance is the most significant in Week 1 of the season.

What was most impressive about Oregon State's drubbing of SJSU on the road... Dirt offers his first in season Dirty Poll Top 10. Then, PFF's CFB Analyst Max Chadwick returns to the Ticker with his perspective on the Pac-12's 13-0 start. And what does 81 points really mean.

The guys start the show going from the 1st day of school to the US Open to Seinfeld...then, how much did we all enjoy watching Dabo suffer on national TV? Plus, do you believe yet? But, is Deion stealing the spotlight from more deserving Pac-12 teams?

The guys wonder what takeaways you could have on the Ducks after a beatdown of Portland St.? Did Wazzu or UW have the more impressive Week 1 win. Are the Seminoles a legitimate CFB Playoff threat and we offer a Week 1 Pac-12 top 5 power ranking.

The guys hope the media attention shifts off Deion and on to the Buffalos players if they keep winning. Then, what a debut for DJU and the Beavers at San Jose St. should Beavers fans be all in on a run to the Pac-12 title game? And what is there to take away from the Ducks 81-7 win?

The guys are laboring on a holiday Monday with mixed feelings on seeing the Pac-12 ball out in week 1, only to know this is the end of the conference as we know it. Plus, is it smart for OSU & WSU to slow play their remaining hand now? And how big was Deion's day at TCU watching his Buffs take down the Frogs?