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The fellas have reduced a Washington Huskies season to six types of games. They held a draft of which games would fit in those buckets this year. It made sense in their heads.
The B1G Dumb Draft Order is also selected.
The fellas return to commence season preview szn. First up is a ranking of the ten most important players heading into 2026 - 2027.
Brandon and Michael hash out the wildest 48 hours in Husky history. With a little transfer portal recap, as a treat.
Brandon and Michael react to a Bucked Up bowl win, break down the Fischigan situation, assess the goings and future comings of the transfer portal, and put a bow on the 2025 season.
In a very long, very thorough, very poorly produced episode, Brandon and Michael debrief a bummer of an Oregon game, recap a very prolific signing day, assess the Washington program based on two Fisch seasons, bemoan (then embrace) the College Football Playoff, and celebrate some other bright spots across the athletic department.
The fellas react to a stunning special teams play in Pasadena, prepare for Oregon, and exchange college football things they're thankful for.
The fellas quickly recap a tidy Purdue win, peek into what 2026 could look like on Montlake, sort out the UCLA/Rose Bowl conundrum, and much more.
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Brandon fittingly didn't plug his mic in as the fellas talk about a game the Huskies didn't show up for.
Brandon and Michael enjoyed their bye week. In this episode, they chat through the most recent Section 32 piece, talk a little CFP, review Wisconsin's season and preview this game, and discuss where Washington and Jedd Fisch find themselves in the national coaching carousel.
The guys summarize a banner win over Illinois, ponder what they still desire out of the Huskies, and give Denzel Boston his flowers. They then scroll through a lackluster college football slate the rest of the way.
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