Thank you for listening to the Tailgators Setup Podcast. As always, we are: host Brian Lennon; producer and man behind the controls, Gary McDaniel; and our resident college football expert, John Crimella.
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Good Bye Lee Corso: The ESPN College GameDay legend will finally hang it up this August. It ends a 40 year career that saw Corso and the pregame show become icons and help the popularity of the college football game.
Nico Iamalaeva: The quarterback demanding more money from Tennessee, prompting Volunteers coach Josh Heupel to tell him go pound sand. Rumor is Nico is now heading to UCLA.
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Name, Image, Likeness (NIL): Will the transfer portal and NIL make college football even more about the helmet than the individual players? It seems that each team is a completely new team every season? Is this good for the game?
Tar-A-Bill: UNC’s Belichick experiment is moving forward. What’s the story about his girlfriend, Jordan Hudson? Also, we question why some Tar Heel’s entered the transfer portal following spring practice?
Fakers Beward: The NCAA announced changes to its injury timeout rules in order to curb “fake” injuries.
Who Ya Got?: The 2025 NFL Draft kicks-off Thursday from Green Bay, Wis. We take a look at some mock drafts and discuss some of the big name picks we expect to go on the first night :
Travis Hunter: Can he play both ways? Will a team allow him to? Is he worth a No. 1?
Shadeur Sanders: Where do we think he ranks? Will he be an even better pro? There seems to be a plot to lower his draft status?
Cam Ward: Is he the true Alpha of the draft? Is he what Tennessee needs to build around?
Does John have an opinion on what player in the draft will be the best pro or future hall of famer?
Jersey Retirement: Deion Sanders is retiring son Shadeur and Travis Hunter’s jerseys at Colorado. We discuss why and whether such an honor is deserved.
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