Glory, Glory and Roll Tide

Mikie and DJ discuss the current state of college football, focusing on the rivalry between the SEC and Big Ten, the rise of Indiana football, and the impact of NIL and the transfer portal on player dynamics. They evaluate quarterback performances, roster management, and the challenges faced by teams in adapting to the evolving landscape of college football.

Mikie Morrison discusses Ty Simpson's decision to declare for the draft, expressing concerns about his lack of playing experience and the potential benefits of returning for another year. He also covers Alabama's recent transfer portal activity, including the addition of running back Hollywood Smothers, and addresses concerns regarding the offensive line's performance. Finally, he previews the upcoming college football playoff games, sharing his predictions for the outcomes.

Summary

In this episode, Mikie Morrison and DJ discuss the recent performances of college football teams, focusing on Georgia and Alabama's coaching decisions and player performances. They analyze the impact of the transfer portal on team dynamics and reflect on the significance of bowl games in the current college football landscape. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by teams and coaches, as well as the evolving nature of college football.

In this episode, Mikie and DJ discuss a variety of topics ranging from the debate over whether 'Home Alone' is a Christmas movie to the implications of recent events in college football, including the SEC schedule, Heisman Trophy discussions, and player attitudes affecting draft prospects. They also preview upcoming bowl games and analyze playoff matchups, concluding with predictions for the national championship.

Mikie and DJ discuss various topics surrounding college football, including Lane Kiffin's peace offering to Ole Miss, cultural differences in college football programs, Notre Dame's controversial decision to not participate in a bowl game, the significance of bowl games, quarterback performance, and the Heisman Trophy contenders. They also touch on the historic rivalry between Notre Dame and Navy.

In this episode, Mikie and DJ discuss their reactions to the recent college football games, particularly focusing on the Alabama vs. Georgia matchup. They analyze the performance of both teams, the implications of the playoff selections, and the inconsistencies in the committee's decisions. The conversation also touches on the future of the playoff system and the dynamics of coaching in college football.

In this episode, Mikie and DJ discuss the latest college football playoff rankings, focusing on the perceived disrespect towards Vanderbilt and comparing their schedule to Notre Dame's. They delve into recruiting trends, the significance of the SEC Championship, and the dynamics of coaching in college football. The conversation wraps up with a light-hearted look at rivalries and the most hated coach in the SEC.

Summary

In this episode, Mikie and DJ discuss the current state of Ole Miss football, focusing on Lane Kiffin's impact, the recent coaching changes, and the implications for the team's playoff chances. They explore player reactions to the coaching situation, the cultural dynamics within the SEC, and speculate on future coaching moves. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by Kiffin and the Ole Miss program, as well as the broader context of college football.

In this episode, Mikie reflects on the recent coaching changes in college football, particularly focusing on Lane Kiffin's departure from Ole Miss to LSU.. The conversation then shifts to the criticism of Alabama's offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb, discussing fan reactions and the effectiveness of the offense. Finally, Mikie shares his concerns about Alabama's playoff prospects.

College Football Playoff Reaction + Rivalry Week Preview

Mikie is solo again this week, breaking down another chaotic set of College Football Playoff rankings — including why Oregon jumped Ole Miss, why Miami sitting at No. 12 makes zero sense, and how the committee seems to be ignoring the one thing that should matter most: the result on the field.

Then it’s on to Rivalry Week:

• Georgia vs Georgia Tech — and why moving the game to Mercedes-Benz changes the psychology
• A full Iron Bowl breakdown with Massey Ratings, Vegas lines, and all the Jordan-Hare voodoo you can handle

If you love SEC football, playoff debates, or rivalry week chaos, this episode is for you.
Enjoy Thanksgiving, enjoy the football, and as always — Roll Tide.