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On our first of a series of four preview episodes, we talked about George Kliavkoff’s spiciness at Pac-12 media day (0:00) and discussed which Pac-12 teams, coaches, or players are under the most pressure to have a good year in 2022 (06:35). All that, plus we went through every single Pac-12 team’s win total from 2021 to figure out which teams would go under or over their win total from last year (24:04), plus we discussed which Pac-12 teams benefit from or are harmed by the conference championship game qualification change in 2022 (46:33). 

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After many long discussions with the higher-ups, No Truck Stops has signed a lucrative contract to produce season 2 of No Truck Stops: A Pac-12 Podcast! Subscribe now to get all of our episodes in your feed when we go weekly starting August 1. And leave us a five-star review to counter all the mean things people say about innocent, sweet, wholesome No Truck Stops!

On this bonus episode on the Pac-12's realignment drama, Greg and Carlos are joined by Jacquie (@jacquieteo1) to process more of the fallout left behind by UCLA and USC's decision to leave the Pac-12 for the Big Ten. Topics include:

Who are the biggest villains in the beginning of the end of the Pac-12? 

Can Oregon and Washington save the league? 

How will USC and UCLA fare in the Big Ten? 

Who are reasonable and useful expansion targets for the Pac-12? 

The crew also conducts a draft of Power 5 teams to construct three super leagues and also does some trivia on Big Ten and Pac-12 viewership in 2021. 

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On this emergency episode of No Truck Stops, Greg, Avery, and Carlos discuss UCLA's and USC's stunning decision to leave the Pac-12 for the Big Ten. We discuss who the biggest winners and losers are from this move, whether UW and Oregon will get Big Ten invites and whether they'd want to leave, what happens to Utah, ASU, Cal, and Stanford, and who is to blame for this (Larry Scott). We talk about the future of the Big 12 and whether this new wave of realignment is going to ruin our enjoyment of college football (it will). 

 

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No Truck Stops is BACK with another offseason episode. This month, the gang debates whether NIL actually needs guard rails and Oregon offensive coordinator Kenny Dillingham's weird Twitter habits. 

 

That, plus should lawns be abolished? Is Obi-Wan Kenobi any good?

 

And finally, Reid Tingley from the Quacked Out Podcast joins us to fight about all the smack we've talked about Oregon football. We answer: Is Oregon's coaching staff any good? Is Oregon closer to 8-4 or 10-2 in 2022? Can they thrive if USC is elite? 

 

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OFFSEASON DISCOURSE ALERT. 

Avery (@bravegrapes), Carlos (@equitybruin), Greg (@bananamorphs), and Matt (@NoPitStops) fire up the ole mics to talk about the weirdest Pac-12 offseason discourses so far, including: Do Twitter Spaces help Oregon with recruiting? Should alcohol be banned? Is using moving sidewalks at airports ableist? 

All that, plus the gang talks about the most annoying Pac-12 fanbases on Twitter, Pac-12 football betting odds for 2022, and more! 

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On the season finale of No Truck Stops, the gang talks about the world's dumbest flame war between Georgia and UW fans over "Go Dawgs." That, plus we gave out awards to the best Pac-12 coaches & players across both football and basketball, discussed which people made the biggest messes this year, and talk about the MUSS controversies. 

 

No Truck Stops will release one new episode per month until August, when we'll preview the football season. Until then, get some rest and drink some water.

On this week's episode of No Truck Stops, Carlos, Greg, and Matt talk about UCLA's massive collapse against North Carolina in the Sweet 16, including heavy talk about Mick Cronin's minutes distributions and where UCLA goes from here. Plus, the gang talks about Arizona's season and their loss to Houston, as well as a review of the first year of the Tommy Lloyd era. 

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On this week's episode of No Truck Stops, the gang recaps the absolutely bonkers Arizona-TCU game and Arizona's Sweet 16 run. Topics include Bennedict Mathurin's takeover, Christian Koloko coming up big, Azuolas Tubelis's disappearance, and Kerr Kriisa's struggles. 

 

The gang also discussed UCLA's run to the Sweet 16 with wins over Akron and St. Mary's, including a discussion about Cody Riley's shocking resurgance against the Gaels and Jaime Jaquez's continued run of dominance. 

 

All that, plus USC gets eliminated by Miami, brief simping for noted truck stop school Saint Peter's, and a quick (we promise!) recap of the Pac-12's performance in the NIT.

On this week's episode of No Truck Stops, Carlos, Matt, and Avery talk about Arizona's win over UCLA, cementing the Wildcats as the best college basketball team in the country. They talked about who Arizona's best player is, UCLA's shortcomings, and the job Tommy Lloyd has done as first-year head coach in Tucson. All that, plus the gang previewed the Pac-12 teams (Arizona, UCLA, USC) in the NCAA tournament, debated how far each team might get given their brackets, and talked about if Wright State and Bryant are real schools. 

 

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