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Welcome back to the work week and to a day closer to college football - whenever that may be. Episode 6 includes:
Recap and thoughts on the Pac 12’s proposal for the 2020 season that would mean a few of the biggest non-conference games of the 2020 season would be cancelled.
A very strong southern program lands the highest rated recruit they've ever landed.
And Notre Dame gets instant relief at a position they desperately need it.
Listen for all of that and for plans for the rest of the week on the College Football Morning Announcements.
In the fourth episode of Nick Shepkowski’s College Football Morning Announcements:
Jim Harbaugh speaks and actually makes a lot of damn sense Thursday when he writes a letter to the college football world calling for drastic changes to the NFL Draft and NCAA eligibility.
Oregon and Oregon State appear to be headed towards a September where their home games will feature no fans...if those games are even played at all.
Who are the top 25 college football coaches today? 247 Sports did their list and I think for the most part, did it well. A few thoughts on it in here.
And finally, Notre Dame adds the 10th commitment to their 2021 recruiting class. We give you the information on Jason Onye here.
Listen, rate, review, subscribe and share -- please and thank you!!
Have a great weekend.
The first episode starts with me introducing myself to all of you. We then get into a few headlines:
ESPN 300 Rankings and Ohio State's dominance of that
Notre Dame/Navy to follow NFL lead in terms of cancelling games abroad?
Don Shula coaching college? A crazy what-if I stumbled into Monday.
And the worst college football helmet belongs too....a really, really good program.
Check it out, hit subscribe and share with some of your college football loving friends —
Nick Shepkowski and Jeff Feyerer of Fighting Irish Wire are here to break down every Notre Dame player that was drafted in the 2020 NFL Draft. How do they fit in with their new teams, who landed in the best spots and which later picks/undrafted free agents have the best chance at making squads? We break it all down as the 2020 NFL Draft has come and gone.
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