The hiatus is over, and we are back clearing out a packed summer notebook! On Episode 88 of Flagged for Discussion, we dive into the biggest stories across the college football landscape that we missed while we were away.
First, Notre Dame and USC came to their senses, agreeing to move their historic rivalry series out of October/Thanksgiving and exclusively into Weeks 1–3 starting in 2030. Should USC have agreed to bringing the series back?
Then, we react to Warde Manuel stepping down as Michigan's Athletic Director. We break down the fallout from the Sherrone Moore investigation and the absurd $7.14M golden parachute, alongside a settlement of with lifetime Michigan sports tickets, paid attorney fees, and permanent university golf privileges.
Plus, we examine Dan Lanning’s "We're Close" comments at Big Ten Media Days regarding Oregon’s national championship window, breakdown the ACC's brand-new "Duke Rule" created after Duke broke their tiebreaker system, and react to:
Kyle Whittingham insisting he doesn't hate Ryan Day
Curt Cignetti talking big about the B1G only for Indiana to schedule 0 Power 4 non-conference games
James Franklin declaring Virginia Tech the "offseason champions"
Lane Kiffin quitting social media
Jon Sumrall's bi-weekly in-season pedicure routine
Michael Lombardi being placed on paid-administrative leave
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