Over in the Hawkeye state, anticipation is mounting for South Dakota transfer QB Mark Gronowski. As the Iowa Hawkeyes have positioned Gronowski to be QB1 in Iowa City, a number of media members have selected the Hawkeye signal caller to be a potential breakout star of the season. Watch here as T-Bob Hebert joins the show and explains why Kirk Ferentz's offense could be much improved ahead of the 2025 College Football season.

 

(0:00-5:44) Intro: Introducing T-Bob Hebert, Mark Gronowski

(5:45-10:11) T-Bob Hebert joins

(10:12-14:11) Does being a good looking QB help?

(14:12-18:32) LSU visiting Clemson in Week One

(18:33-26:27) Looking back at 2010 - Tennessee at LSU

(26:28-41:00) Crazy College Football game endings

(41:01-50:07) Who's Betting Who?

(50:08-52:11) Andy in the Netflix SEC Documentary

(52:12-1:02:01) Win Total Changes

(1:02:02-1:03:41) Fresno State at Kansas Week 0

(1:03:42-1:08:03) Conclusion: New Mexico Lobos - Kids Get in Free

 

Later, T-Bob takes us down memory lane and recaps what happened towards the end of the 2010 game between Tennessee and LSU down in Baton Rouge.

 

Afterwards, Andy & Ari recall their top endings to games that changed the course of the both team's season. Which is your game?

 

Continuing on, the win totals have changed! Andy & Ari take a deep dive into which teams are getting the most money coming their way and the changes in the win total department. Did your value go up or down?

 

To conclude, Andy & Ari take a look over at New Mexico, where the Lobos have a great deal for kids 12 and under. Also, New Mexico's head coach and athletic director have some serious acting skills.

 

All that and more on a jam packed episode of Andy & Ari On3!

 

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Hosts: Andy Staples, Ari Wasserman

Producer: River Bailey

 

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