Dirt & Sprague

What does the demise of the Pac-12 have to do with Meteors, Beer and Manatee Mating? Swag offers up Stat or Story.

Who is the latest PxP guy to be offered ridiculous to call the events live on an adult website. Then a Pac-12 themed edition of Stat or Story. Plus some random sports leftovers and Robert Saleh is nails on Hard Knocks.

FAN recruiting expert and National Recruiting Coordinator for SBLive.com, Andrew Nemec jumps on the ticker with the insight on how this week's realignment is affecting CFB recruting.

Sprague mocks the plight of OSU & WSU in search of a Power 5 conference, then are the SEC and Big Ten going to seize the chance to limit automatic bids to the new CFB Playoff. Andrew Nemec joins the ticker with the impact of realignment on recruiting and how much are the Remix charging to try out?

Covering the Volunteers for 247 Sports, Wes Rucker returns to the show to preview #13 Tennessee for the preseason Dirty Poll top 15 countdown.

Sprague noticed Nurk's house is up for sale and who wears their shoes inside the house? Plus, it was a good night of TV, why is Swag watching baseball. Then, Wes Rucker of GoVols247 previews the #13 Volunteers for the Dirty Poll. And Sprague finds he's more sympathetic to Johnny Manziel and Aaron Rodgers. 

The guys answer questions about George Kliavkoff's demeanor, manly accomplishments and why certain NFL teams still get propped up despite years of mediocrity.

The guys rank their top 7 QBs going into the 2023 NFL Season, then answer questions from the Male Sack. Plus, crazy animal encounters and Budda Baker takes some parting shots at the Cougs as his Huskies move to the Big Ten.

The guys double up in Carolina for the Dirty Poll countdown with Wes Mitchell of Gamecock Central for #15 South Carolina, then Jason Staples of 247 Sports for #14 North Carolina.

The Ducks already seeing the benefits of being in the Big Ten...George Kliavkoff now taking on the role of the martyr. Plus a double dose of Carolina in the Daily Ticker, and will the ACC actually bring Stanford & Cal into the fold?