It's another week of college football and Louisville football talk on From The Pink Seats Podcast of the State of Louisville Network. Hosts Vince Lococo, Keith Arutoff, and Jacob Lane react to the first CFB Playoff Rankings of the 2025 season, including why the ACC is getting screwed. Then the guys dive into the moving truck controversy and discuss why there's absolutely zero shot of Jeff Brohm leaving Louisville. Finally, it's time to preview the Cal Bears.

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