SummaryIn this episode of the Nitro College Football Show, Burl and Streit discuss the thrilling college football playoff semi-finals, including Notre Dame's narrow victory over Penn State and Ohio State's defensive battle against Texas. They also delve into coaching changes, NFL rumors surrounding prominent coaches, and the ongoing transfer portal madness, highlighting key player movements and implications for college football's future.TakeawaysThe semi-final games were competitive and enjoyable to watch.Notre Dame's victory was unexpected given their struggles in the game.Penn State's quarterback play was a significant factor in their loss.Ohio State's defense played a crucial role in their win over Texas.Coaching changes are a hot topic as NFL teams show interest in college coaches.The transfer portal continues to shake up college football rosters.Carson Beck's move to Miami raises questions about player motivations.Deshaun Purdy's transfer situation highlights the unpredictability of player decisions.The national championship game features two of college football's biggest brands.The future of college football may be influenced by transfer portal dynamics.Chapters00:00 Introduction00:24 Overall Impressions01:30 CFP Semifinals: Notre Dame 27, Penn State 2410:57 Please Like and Subscribe!11:37 CFP Semifinals: Ohio State 28, Texas 1428:57 Playoff Final Thoughts33:09 Coaching Rumors38:03 Transfer Portal News47:34 Thanks for Watching!Sound Bites"It was just a funny one.""Marcus Freeman is very young.""Carson Beck commits to Miami."Keywords#collegefootball #football #playoff #notredamefootball #notredame #ohiostate #transferportal #coachingchanges #NFLrumors,# semi-finals, #nationalchampionship

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts preview the semifinals of the college football playoffs, discussing the Cotton Bowl matchup between Texas and Ohio State, and the Orange Bowl clash between Penn State and Notre Dame. They analyze team strengths, key players, and strategies for success. The conversation also touches on Kirby Smart's recent personal challenges, the impact of the transfer portal on college football, and the controversial NIL landscape affecting player decisions.TakeawaysOhio State has been dominant in recent games.The Cotton Bowl features a battle of top defenses.Texas needs to establish a running game to compete.Notre Dame's defense has been strong in recent matchups.Kirby Smart faced personal challenges during the playoffs.The transfer portal is reshaping team rosters significantly.NIL deals are influencing player decisions and game participation.Punters opting out of games due to NIL issues is concerning.Coaching strategies will play a crucial role in the Orange Bowl.Both semifinal games promise to be highly competitive.Sound Bites"I think Notre Dame wins a close one.""Punters opting out of bowl games?""It's so backwards."Chapters00:00 Introduction00:47 CFP Semifinals - Cotton Bowl - Texas vs Ohio State10:14 CFP Semifinals - Orange Bowl - Penn State vs Notre Dame21:35 Tough Week for Coach Smart24:09 Transfer Portal News - UGA, Bama, Oregon33:30 Punter Sits over NIL Money36:36 Thanks for WatchingKeywordscollege football, playoffs, Cotton Bowl, Orange Bowl, Kirby Smart, NIL, Texas, Ohio State, Penn State, Notre Dame

SummaryIn this episode, Burl and Streit recap the Sugar Bowl and other quarterfinal games, focusing on the performance of the Georgia Bulldogs against Notre Dame. They analyze key moments, including turnovers and referee decisions, and discuss the implications for Georgia's future. The conversation then shifts to the Peach Bowl, where Texas faced Arizona State, followed by a discussion on Ohio State's dominance in the Rose Bowl and Penn State's matchup against Boise State. The hosts reflect on coaching strategies, player development, and the overall season, concluding with thoughts on the playoffs and future prospects for the teams involved.📱 Follow us on social:Instagram: @thenitroshowpodTwitter: @the_nitro_showTikTok: @thenitroshow🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and hit the notification bell for more!TakeawaysGeorgia's defense played well despite the loss.Turnovers were crucial in determining the outcome of the game.Referee decisions impacted the flow of the game significantly.Texas had a chance to dominate but made questionable decisions.Ohio State's performance showcased their potential for the national title.Penn State's coaching decisions raised questions about their strategy.The importance of player experience was highlighted in key moments.The future looks bright for Georgia with young talent emerging.Arizona State showed resilience despite being an underdog.The playoff format may need adjustments to benefit conference champions.Sound Bites"Congrats to Notre Dame, they earned it.""Texas should have blown them out.""Ohio State dominated this game."Chapters00:00 Introduction00:57 Sugar Bowl - Notre Dame 23, Georgia 1023:29 Peach Bowl - Texas 39, Arizona State 3135:26 Rose Bowl - Ohio State 41, Oregon 2139:08 Fiesta Bowl - Penn State 31, Boise State 1445:03 On to the CFP Semifinals51:52 Thanks for Watching!KeywordsSugar Bowl, Georgia Bulldogs, Notre Dame, Peach Bowl, Texas, Arizona State, Ohio State, Penn State, college football, playoffs

Summary

In this episode of the Nitro Show, Burl and Streit discuss the latest in college football, including Carson Beck's declaration for the NFL draft, his legacy at Georgia, and the upcoming challenges for the Bulldogs. They also critique Colorado's disappointing bowl game performance and celebrate the fun aspects of college football, particularly the Pop Tarts Bowl. The conversation wraps up with reflections on the college football playoff schedule and the excitement surrounding the upcoming games.

Takeaways

Carson Beck's early declaration for the draft alleviates team distractions.

Beck's decision is seen as a strategic move for his career.

His legacy at Georgia includes significant achievements despite challenges.

The importance of being in a good situation for NFL prospects is emphasized.

The Pop Tarts Bowl is highlighted as a fun and engaging event in college football.

Criticism of Colorado's performance and Dion Sanders' coaching style is discussed.

The hosts express nostalgia for traditional college football values.

The convoluted college football playoff schedule is critiqued.

The need for bowl games to be more entertaining is emphasized.

The episode ends with light-hearted banter about Pop Tarts and college football.

Sound Bites

"The best bowl game. So much fun."

"Pop-tarts all day."

"Go dogs!"

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Holiday Reflections

03:24 Carson Beck Declares for the Draft

05:19 Analyzing Carson Beck's Decision

09:09 Potential Landing Spots for Carson Beck

15:54 Carson's Legacy

20:10 Gunner is the Man Now

25:05 Game Analysis: Georgia vs. Notre Dame

26:57 Colorado's Disappointing Bowl Performance

30:24 Critique of College Football Playoff Schedule

32:51 The Pop Tarts Bowl: A Fun Experience

38:43 Looking Ahead: Future Games and Experiences

Keywords

college football, Carson Beck, Georgia Bulldogs, NFL draft, Pop Tarts Bowl, college football playoffs, holiday reflections, sports commentary

SummaryIn this episode of the Nitro Show, Burl and Streit preview the college football playoff quarterfinals, discussing key matchups, player performances, and predictions for each game. They delve into the Sugar Bowl featuring Georgia and Notre Dame, the Rose Bowl with Ohio State and Oregon, the Peach Bowl between Texas and Arizona State, and the Fiesta Bowl showcasing Penn State against Boise State. The hosts provide insights into team strengths, weaknesses, and the impact of player injuries, while also sharing their predictions for the outcomes of these exciting matchups.TakeawaysGeorgia's matchup against Notre Dame is crucial for their playoff run.Gunnar Stockton's performance will be key for Georgia's success.Ohio State's defense is a significant factor in their playoff chances.Oregon's consistency under Dan Lanning makes them a formidable opponent.Texas is expected to dominate Arizona State in the Peach Bowl.Ashton Gentie is a standout player for Boise State.Penn State's defense will be tested against Boise State's rushing attack.Bowl games are unpredictable due to player transfers and opt-outs.Georgia Tech and Vanderbilt are both looking to prove themselves in their bowl game.The hosts emphasize the importance of team momentum heading into the playoffs.Sound Bites"This should be a really great game.""I'm picking Georgia.""Ashton Gentie is the real deal."Chapters00:00 Intro00:57 CFP Quarterfinals - Sugar Bowl: #7 Notre Dame vs #2 Georgia14:16 CFP Quarterfinals - Rose Bowl - #8 Ohio State vs #1 Oregon21:22 CFP Quarterfinals - Peach Bowl - #5 Texas vs #4 Arizona State26:16 CFP Quarterfinals - Fiesta Bowl - #6 Penn State vs #3 Boise State32:59 Bowl Game Quick Picks42:58 Thanks for Watching!43:25 NitroShowEndScreen.mp4Keywordscollege football, playoff, Sugar Bowl, Rose Bowl, Peach Bowl, Fiesta Bowl, predictions, analysis, Georgia Bulldogs, Ohio State, Oregon, Texas, Arizona State, Penn State, Boise State

SummaryIn this episode of the Nitro Show, Burl and Streit recap the first round of the college football playoffs, discussing the atmosphere of the games, standout performances, and the implications of the results. They analyze key matchups including Ohio State vs. Tennessee, Texas vs. Clemson, Notre Dame vs. Indiana, and Penn State vs. SMU. The conversation also touches on NCAA eligibility changes and player news, particularly focusing on Carson Beck's injury and its impact on his future.TakeawaysThe first round of the playoffs was largely uneventful with expected outcomes.Night games create a unique and exciting atmosphere in college football.Ohio State's performance against Tennessee showcased their talent and depth.Texas dominated Clemson, highlighting weaknesses in Clemson's defense.Notre Dame's victory over Indiana was more dominant than the score suggests.Penn State's win over SMU was aided by turnovers and a strong defense.NCAA's recent ruling on junior college eligibility could have far-reaching implications.Carson Beck's injury raises questions about his future in college football.The importance of team chemistry and belief in the quarterback position is crucial.The hosts emphasize the need for better playoff matchups to enhance competitiveness.Sound Bites"Ohio State runs the SEC.""Texas looked really good.""Go Dogs!"Chapters00:00 Introduction00:49 College Football Playoff First Round - Overall Thoughts06:42 CFP Round 1 - Ohio State 42, Tennessee 1715:36 CFP Round 1 - Texas 38, Clemson 2419:48 CFP Round 1 - Notre Dame 27, Indiana 1726:06 CFP Round 1 - Penn State 37, SMU 1029:21 The Diego Pavia Decision Could have Major Repercussions33:53 Carson Beck is Out for the Season40:38 Thanks for watching! Don't forget to Subscribe!Keywordscollege football, playoffs, Ohio State, Tennessee, Texas, Clemson, Notre Dame, Indiana, Penn State, SMU, NCAA eligibility

In this episode, Burl and Streit recap the Army-Navy game, discuss the upcoming college football playoff, analyze the coaching carousel, and delve into the chaos of the transfer portal. They provide insights on team performances, coaching changes, and the implications of player transfers in college football.Chapters00:00 Intro00:56 Navy 31, Army 1306:28 CFP Round 1: #9 Tennessee at #8 Ohio State15:07 CFP Round 1: #12 Clemson at #5 Texas19:38 CFP Round 1: #10 Indiana at #7 Notre Dame24:20 CFP Round 1: #11 SMU at #6 Penn State29:24 Discussing the Coaching Carousel38:05 Transfer Portal Chaos50:43 Don't Forget to SubscribeKey WordsCollege Football Playoff, Ohio State Buckeyes, Tennessee Volunteers, Army vs Navy, SMU, Texas Longhorns, Clemson Tigers, Penn State, Notre Dame, Indiana Hoosiers, football, college football predictions, transfer portal

SummaryIn this episode of The Nitro Show, Burl and Streit recap an exciting championship weekend in college football, focusing on the SEC Championship game between UGA and Texas, the impact of Gunner Stockton, and the resilience of the Georgia Bulldogs. They also discuss the outcomes of the Big Ten, ACC, Big 12, and Mountain West Championships, analyze the College Football Playoff bracket, and debate the Heisman Trophy finalists. The episode concludes with a preview of the Army vs Navy game, highlighting the significance of this annual matchup.Chapters00:00 Intro00:52 SEC Championship25:24 Big Ten Championship28:09 ACC Championship31:36 Big 12 Championship: Arizona State's Triumph34:08 Mountain West Championship35:17 CFP Playoff Bracket50:16 Heisman Trophy Finalists Discussion59:30 Previewing Army vs. Navy Game01:04:24 Thank YouKeywordscollege football, SEC championship, Georgia Bulldogs, Heisman Trophy, Army Navy game, CFP playoffs, UGA, Texas, Oregon, ACC championship, Kirby, Sark

SummaryThe conversation covers the highlights of rivalry week in college football, focusing on key games such as Michigan's victory over Ohio State, Georgia's resilience against Georgia Tech, and the implications of various matchups for the upcoming playoffs. The hosts discuss the performances of teams like Alabama, Texas, and Clemson, as well as the significance of the upcoming championship games. They also delve into the playoff rankings and the potential outcomes of the championship week, emphasizing the unpredictability and excitement of college football.Chapters00:00 Introduction00:38 Michigan 13, Ohio State 1009:20 Planting the Flag and Fights12:25 Georgia 44, Georgia Tech 42 (8 OT)27:20 Ole Miss 26, Mississippi State 1430:29 Syracuse 42, Miami 3834:05 South Carolina 17, Clemson 1437:54 Alabama 28, Auburn 1441:11 Texas 17, Texas A&M 743:29 Notre Dame 49, USC 3546:02 Rivalry Week Final Thoughts48:17 College Football Playoff Rankings Update56:07 Mountain West Conference Championship - UNLV(10-2) vs Boise St (11-1)59:38 AAC Championship - Tulane(9-3) vs. Army(10-1)01:01:27 Big XII Championship - Iowa St(10-2) vs Arizona St(10-2)01:04:51 ACC Championship - Clemson(9-3) vs SMU(11-1)01:08:34 Big Ten Championship - Penn St(11-1) vs Oregon(12-0)01:13:02 SEC Championship - Georgia(10-2) vs Texas(11-1)01:25:03 Show CloseKeywordscollege football, rivalry week, Michigan, Ohio State, Georgia, Alabama, playoff rankings, championship week, SEC, Big Ten

SummaryIn this episode, Burl and Streit recap the thrilling week 13 of college football, highlighting key matchups and upsets, including Florida's victory over Ole Miss and Alabama's shocking loss to Oklahoma. They discuss the implications of these games on the SEC Championship and the playoff picture, as well as previewing the upcoming rivalry week, featuring classic matchups like the Iron Bowl and the Palmetto Bowl. The hosts analyze team performances, coaching strategies, and the impact of injuries on playoff hopes, providing insights into the current landscape of college football.Chapters00:00 Intro01:21 Florida 24, Ole Miss 1706:29 Oklahoma 24, Alabama 312:53 Auburn 43, Texas A&M 41 (4OT)15:39 Georgia is Going Back to the SEC Championship26:03 Ohio State 38, Indiana 1532:54 Kansas 37, Colorado 2137:30 Arizona State 28, BYU 2339:46 CFP Rankings Update49:12 Georgia Tech (7-4) @ Georgia (9-2)58:35 Michigan(6-5) @ Ohio State(10-1)01:02:01 Auburn(6-5) @ Alabama*8-3)01:04:50 Mississippi St(2-9) @ Ole Miss(8-3)01:06:30 South Carolina(8-3) @Clemson(9-2)01:09:41 Washington(6-5) @ Oregon(11-0)01:11:05 Texas(10-1) vs Texas A&M(8-3)01:15:42 Tennessee(9-2) @ Vanderbilt(6-5)01:17:24 OutroTakeawaysFlorida's win over Ole Miss was expected and crucial.Alabama's loss to Oklahoma raises questions about their playoff chances.Auburn's overtime victory against Texas A&M showcased the unpredictability of the SEC.Georgia's consistent performance has led them to the SEC Championship again.Ohio State's dominance over Indiana highlights the disparity in the Big Ten.Rivalry games can lead to unexpected outcomes, as seen in the Iron Bowl.Texas A&M vs Texas reignites a historic rivalry with playoff implications.Clemson vs South Carolina is a must-watch game for playoff hopes.Oregon is a strong contender in the Pac-12, looking to avenge past losses.Tennessee needs to secure a win against Vanderbilt to stay in playoff contention.Keywordscollege football, SEC Championship, rivalry week, Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, Texas A&M, Clemson, Oregon, playoff predictions