Still Eligible Ep. 51 features Jack Srail and Parris Campbell discussing how Parris got to where he is today. As all athletes have a unique story, Parris’ journey from Akron, OH, to Ohio State to the NFL is a great one. The guys discuss their love for Akron, Parris being too bright for kindergarten, getting recruited by Urban Meyer, life as a father while being a student-athlete, and much more. Make sure to tune in to this podcast and Kickin' it with the Campbells on Youtube. ‘Preciate ya

(0:00 - 8:10) Intro

(8:11 - 1:04:14) Parris Interview

Georgia finally won a National Championship, and at least one-half of SE was there to witness it in person. In this remote episode (thanks, COVID-19) Pat and Jack catch up on Jack’s impromptu trip to Indianapolis and recap their very different game-watching experiences. The guys give out ‘Preciate Ya’s before previewing next college football season and looking ahead to what may be in store. After discussing where Ohio State, Michigan, and other top teams stand they each make some bold predictions to officially take us into college basketball season. It may be the off-season, but college football never sleeps, and neither does Still Eligible. No matter how you feel about the Dawgs winning again, you’ll be happy to know that the 50th episode is safe to listen to… even without a mask.

SE is back from break and ready to break down everything in the wild wild world of college football. To kick things off, Jack tells stories from working the CFP semifinal game between Alabama and Cincinnati that featured a lot of steps and even more credential-related frustration. The guys pay their respects to the legend John Madden and catch up with some ‘Preciate Ya’s before discussing how the transfer portal, NIL deals, and bowl game opt-outs are affecting the sport. To wrap things up, Pat and Jack debate the rumors surrounding Jim Harbaugh’s potential departure from Michigan to the pros before previewing Monday’s national championship game rematch. It’s been a few weeks but this podcast has no rust… except for the introduction that had to be filmed multiple times. So sit back, relax and press play on another episode that gives you analysis, predictions, and laughs all in one.

National Signing Day just happened, the transfer portal is causing mayhem and no one understands NIL, so there’s never been a better time to listen to Pat and Jack break down the college football world. This episode includes a discussion about Deion Sanders’ big day on the recruiting trail, analysis of the butterfly effect of the transfer portal and a conversation about what college football will look like in a few years given all of the recent changes that are occurring. A Power 5 list of SE’s top trips and a breakdown of the recent coaching carousel moves and transfer portal speculation rounds out this extremely fluid episode. The sport of college football may be changing rapidly, but the one thing you should keep constant is listening to Still Eligible as soon as each episode drops… now that’s commitment.

Still Eligible put the SE in SEC this weekend… the guys are back from covering the Southeastern Conference Championship and the Bronko Nagurski Awards Banquet and they recap it all. Pat and Jack discuss meeting the Aflac duck, Jack attending his second Waka Flocka Flame concert of the fall, witnessing Alabama’s breakout performance in person, an epic Shane Beamer speech and more from their two trips. After giving out some ‘Preciate Ya’s the guys interview Alabama linebacker and Bronco Nagurski award winner Will Anderson Jr. (while playing Jenga) about how his five sisters shaped him, how many sacks he’d have as a D3 player, his mindset going into the College Football Playoffs and more. SE breaks down the latest in college football including the Heisman race before interviewing Georgia defensive lineman Jordan Davis (while starting a band) about directing the Red Coat Band, his past as a basketball player who fouled out a lot, his love of Swedish Fish and Percy Jackson novels and more. This action packed pod ends with a breakdown of the crazy coaching carousel and recent updates and rumors regarding the transfer portal. Don’t get defensive while listening to this episode because the guests on this podcast already are… just press play and be thankful that you get to listen to two of the best defensive players in college football talking instead of watching them tackle you.

Jack will want you to only listen to the audio version of this episode because he’s wearing a Michigan jersey but no matter how you consume it, you’re in for a wild ride. The guys break down their trip to Ann Arbor for The Game, discuss the recent coaching carousel madness that’s taken place with Brian Kelly and Lincoln Riley and give out ‘Preciate Ya’s. They also preview their upcoming trip to Atlanta for the SEC Championship Game and discuss their experience of having the best game schedule during one the craziest years of college football ever. You can’t place bets on podcasts but if you could Still Eligible would be a guaranteed winner, so tune in and enjoy another episode with the guys who know the ins and outs of college football better than anyone else in the game.

SE is back from The Brawl of the Wild, but they’re not in Dallas… they’re in their parents’ basements. The guys recap their trip to Montana vs. Montana State and talk all about their most unique road trip yet. Keg nachos, Uber dogs and a guy named Colby Jack… it might not make sense now, but it will once you listen. After breaking down what makes Griz/Cat so great Pat and Jack give out ‘Preciate Ya’s and preview their upcoming trip to Ann Arbor for The Game. It doesn’t matter if your team’s stadium holds 28,000 or over 100,000, any true college football fan will enjoy this episode featuring some of the most unique experiences Still Eligible has had so far. Montana definitely doesn’t suck, and if you listen to this week’s podcast, people will say the same thing about you!

Stand up comedian and podcaster Jared Freid had to cancel on Still Eligible last week, but he had a pretty good reason: he performed on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Luckily for Jared, the guys are understanding and were able to fit him into this week’s podcast for an interview after his big performance. They also recap their trip to State College and their eventful travels on Thursday that were filled with delayed bags, missed flights and fine Pennsylvanian dining (talking about Sheetz, of course). A brief Locks of the Week rundown is followed by an announcement of SE’s next trip which is sure to be wild in more ways than one. This podcast may not be a late night talk show, but unlike Pat and Jack’s travels it’s always reliable and there when you need it, so press play and enjoy the latest episode no matter what your current elevation is.

Jack despises Jim Harbaugh, and during this episode he has the sweatshirt to prove it. The guys are off to State College to watch Penn State host Michigan but before that, they give out ‘Preciate Ya’s to budding college basketball stars, the city of Arkadelphia (just listen, you’ll understand) and intense coaches who may not know they’re being filmed. This episode is short and sweet and ends with SE’s Locks of the Week which cover a wide variety of games. Whether you’re in Arkadelphia or Philadelphia, make sure you listen to this episode and hear Pat and Jack talk about one of the craziest college football (and hopefully basketball) seasons yet.

SE is back from College Station and the guys recap the entire trip which was filled with crazy cheers, timeless traditions and a bar with a rattlesnake and an alleyway filled with bottle caps. Oh yeah, there was also a football game. After looking back at their weekend Pat and Jack look at recent happenings in college football and give out ‘Preciate Ya’s to a strange season, irregular injuries and standout punters. They recap their Locks of the Week before interviewing former 12th Man Braden White (Texas A&M Football) and asking him about Aggie traditions, playing for Kevin Sumlin as well as Jimbo Fisher and what his transition from collegiate athlete to post sports life has been like. You may not know all of the Texas A&M traditions but if you listen to Still Eligible you’ll feel like you do… it’s a two man operation so be the 3rd Man and support the boys by pressing play!