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But let's talk some college football, boys and girls, and
we're going to start much like the NASCAR circuit, it
starts with their Super Bowl as their first race of
the season. That's kind of weird to me, but we
will get this out of the way because this, of
course is my school, this is my affiliation. We're going
to talk about Saturday's game at Kyle Field, Texas. A
and M and Miami and Aggie's fans. This is it.
It's here. It is a an eleven o'clock central kickoff,
which is still weird for me. It'll be on ABC
for you nationwide with the first round of the college
football Playoff and the Aggie's in the playoff for the
first time in program history. Kyle Field hosting a college
foot playoff game for the first time in history. As
A and M of course, closed the regular season at
eleven and one, and now they will turn to the
familiar turf at Kyle Field and the stage for the
first round matchup against the ten and two Miami Hurricanes,
a national audience. It's an early kickoff, man, this game's
going to have everything. Vegas has A and M favored
by three and a half, but this game is way
less about point spreads, and way more about which identity,
which are these teams will hold under pressure? And I'm
not sure which team has the most pressure, to be
quite honest with you, I know the Aggies are at home.
I know that. You know after their first loss of
the season. Do they hated Longhorns in Austin after Thanksgiving?
It seems like there's a lot of pressure on Mike
Elcho and the Aggies to show that that was just
a fluke. That lost to the Longhorns was a fluke.
And you know, anything less than at least a second
round appearance in the college football playoff is probably going
to be a severe disappointment. But then again, you've got
Miami coming in, who squeaked into the playoff bracket. However
you feel about that, right or wrong, that's what happened.
That's just a fact. It was very uncertain until it
was announced. Just go ask Notre Dame how they feel
about that, idiots. But yeah, this game's going to be
about I think which team holds up under that pressure.
We'll start with A and M here as we get
into it. So the Aggi's offensively, I think, are kind
of built to control pace. We've watched that Throughout the season,
they've averaged four hundred and fifty four four yards per game,
almost balanced perfectly on offense between pass and run. They
score over thirty six points a game, and the balance
for that is critical because Miami's defense is legit top
fifteen nationally in total defense and top ten and scoring defense.
So this is like a what's the proverb or what's
the saying? I can't remember something about immovable force and
a solid object. I can't remember I've slept since school.
But yeah, that's gonna be an interesting matchup to watch
in this game. Marcel Reid, I don't think he's gonna
have to be perfect. He's not gonna have to have
the game of his life. I just think he's gonna
have to be smart. If you look at a season
line three thousand passing yards, twenty five touchdowns, ten interceptions,
that tells you kind of what he is. He's productive,
he's aggressive, and he's a casion only risky, and against Miami,
I think that risk is going to have to be managed.
The Hurricanes thrive on mistakes. They're twelfth nationally in turnover
margin and A and m is typically on the wrong
side of that conversation. So if A and m wins,
it's going to be because Marcel Reid played a clean game,
played a ball control game, and especially with Ruben Owens
in the run game, we don't know. As far as
injuries go. We're not sure about players Le'Veon Moss. Michaelco
has been very secretive about le'vion Moss being made available
for this game. So at the very least Ruben Owens,
Casey Conceptcion, and of course just the explosive offense Conceptcion's
got eight hundred and eighty six yards and nine touchdowns,
so he will be one of their most important weapons
in the passing game for this thing. And he can
flip the field with just one play. We've seen it
all year now flip it over to the other side.
Miami's offensive quarterback, driven Carson Beck, has been nothing short
of surgical all season. Over three thousand yards, seventy four
percent completion r eight twenty five touchdowns. He's efficient, he's patient,
and he usually is able to take what the defense
gives him and be successful. We've seen that all year.
So the concern for the Aggies here should be situational football.
Miami is elite on third down defense, and m is
average on third down offense, and they were horrible against
the Longhorns last time out. Miami finishes drives in the
red zone. A and M has struggled defending in the
red zone. So if the Aggies can't stay disciplined, that's
where this game is going to flip. Discipline here will
be the key word. A and M's near the bottom
nationally in penalty yards per game. You cannot give a
team like Miami free field position. You can't give him
extra downs, you can't give him short fields and expect
to survive even at home in a playoff game. So
the good news here for the Aggies those time of possession.
Both teams want to hold onto the ball. A and
M ranks inside the top twenty nationally. There. If the
Aggies can own the clock, shorten the game and force
Miami into longer drives, that plays directly into their strengths.
If ain M protects the football, avoids penalties, forces Miami
to earn everything, the Aggies are in great shape, especially
at home. If turnovers show up again, If Marcel Reid
is undisciplined, if he plays like he did in the
second half against Texas. This thing could get ugly, and
it could get ugly quick. Miami is more than capable
of turning this into a long afternoon. If turnovers become
a problem, it's gonna be strength versus strength, balanced versus efficiency,
noise versus composure. When this in Texas, A and M
takes the next step it's been chasing four decades, You'll
lose it and every flaw becomes the headline. It all
starts at eleven o'clock Central, twelve o'clock Eastern on ABC,
and we will find out what version of this Aggie's
team shows up. We all know where my brain's going.
You want a prediction, here's my prediction. Aggie's versus Hurricanes
at Kyle Field Saturday. Bring me the head of Aggie's
thirty four Hurricanes. Thirty boom. I said it, Aggie's advance.
How confident am I in all of that? Too? Shirt?
I'm still terrified. I'm still scared of what happened in
Austin the day after Thanksgiving. That's still in my brain,
So I don't know. We will see you, boys and girls.
Let's talk about those long horns for a minute, as
they also much like notre Dame maybe felt a little
gypped coming out of the being left out of the
college football playoff bracket, but they still have something to
play for. And I'll tell you this, I think Steve
Sarkeesian and the Texas Longhorns program, the university, the players
have all handled this very very nicely. I like that
they have not thrown the temper tantrum that Notre Dame did.
I like how they are handling being left out. They
are voicing their disagreement, they're voicing their disapproval, but at
the very same time they were moving on. It is
what it is. I certainly think they know why they
were left out. I think everyone knows why they were
left out. I don't like the bickering about, well, just
maybe we won't go play tough opponents out of conference anymore.
And I actually don't think that's something they're considering. I
know it's been a topic of conversation. I don't think
realistically that's something that they would do. Texas is better
than that. The program's better than that. You're a blue blood,
you know. It was the shock, I think, and the
initial disappointment of not getting in. But you Longhorns know
why you're not in. It wasn't because you lost to
Ohio State. It was because of Florida. And everyone knows
that We've had that conversation on this podcast and on
several others that I host and co host. So look,
I'm not here to beat down the Longhorns. I'm trying
to prop you up and give you credit Te SIPs
for the way that you have handled this. And I'm
kudos to you, and kudos to Sark because he's just
you know what, it's a big game. The Citrus Bowl
is not a playoff bowl, but it's what. It's the
hand you've been dealt, So you know what, go out
and win it, maybe win it big, and prove to
the committee that you belonged in the college football playoff.
That's really all you can do at this point. Don't
take your ball and go home whining, Irish. I don't
know if I've ever been more disgusted with the college
program in my fifty four years on this planet. I
know Notre Dame's not part of this show, but good lord,
what a fing bunch of cry babies look. And I
already have hatred for Notre Dame. I don't have any
love for that program, for that university, for anything it
stands for ever, with the minimal exception of Marcus Freeman.
I think Marcus Freeman is a great coach. I think
Marcus Freeman is going to be a great coach at
the next level when he decides to do that. But
in this day of day and age of entitlement and
gen Z and Millennials and all that narrative, for Notre
Dame to just flat come out and throw a temper
tantrum like it did made me sick to my stomach.
I'm not gonna lie. So all right, enough in Notre
Dame to talk. They're not even on the show, So
let's talk Michigan Texas New Year's Eve, three o'clock Eastern,
two o'clock Central, also on ABC, And I believe this
is one of the more fascinating postseason matchups that we
have on the board. Blue bloods, two teams ranked inside
the top twenty two programs that absolutely expected to be
somewhere else as Michigan comes in ranked at eighteenth, nine
and three, Texas sits at number thirteen, nine and three,
and the Longhorns have opened at roughly five and a
half point favorites, and since then the market's moved a
little bit. That number is drifted closer to six even seven,
with start Money leaning on Texas. That of course is
driven by the scandal going on at Michigan right now.
They're uncertainty at coaching, their potential opt outs, and massive
instability surrounding the program. So you know, you might just
say it was just the Citrus Bowl, but dude, don't
let this branding fool you. This game tells us a
lot about what direction both programs are headed. This is
important for Texas for all the reasons I mentioned earlier
about you know, deserving maybe they think to be somewhere
else and making a point, making a statement. And for Michigan,
this is all about are we able to move on
and get past what just happened. It's going to do
a lot for recruiting for both schools, I think, especially Michigan.
Michigan goes out and lays an egg that program could
be set back years and I hate that for Michigan.
I hate everything that's gone on there, but I mean,
you kind of reap what you saw. I don't know it,
of course, I hate it for the kids. What's happening.
There a lot of uncertainty, but you know, Texas in
particular had huge CFP aspirations and expectations the preseason number
one national title talk in August, Heisman Trophy front runner
in August. But instead the Longhorns come into the game
fighting for win number ten, not win number fourteen or fifteen,
And that reality matters. Bowl games like this, you know,
they're they're They're usually decided by one thing. It's not talent,
it's not coaching, it's who wants it more. And with
a program like Michigan that's just in shambles right now.
I think you're going to have a lot of complacency,
a lot of the Michigan feeling sorry for itself scenario,
and I personally think this one's gonna get ugly. March
Manning's playing the best football of his young career right now.
He has flipped the narrative on on himself this late
this season, and Tech this is definitely a program that's
still on the rise. You had a down season, you
had a learning curve maybe you didn't expect from arch Manning,
but I think that's over and this one could get ugly.
Michigan's in a bad spot. They've got roster flux, nil uncertainty,
a coaching transition cloud. This Bowl game really could be
an audition for players and staff for Michigan who might
not even be around next season, and that can either
galvanize the team or it could fracture the team. My
tendency would be to believe that it's going to fracture
the team. But this one's decided on the field, and
I think even on the field, aside from everything going
on off the field for Michigan, I still think Texas
clearly owns the edge on the field, especially on the
defensive line, even accounting for opt outs. Michigan's offensive line
is solid, maybe their best unit, but Texas can. I mean,
just look at the second half against the Aggies. Texas
can generate pressure. Michigan's defensive front is also good. It
could test an offensive line with the long Horns has
been pretty inconsistent. It was their worst unit early in
the season, so that'll be something fun to watch. But overall,
you've got Arch Manning, You've got Bryce Underwood, two young
quarterbacks with huge ceilings. Which one will deliver, which one
will have more support from his team? I think it's
going to be the Horns. You want my prediction, It's
only fair, right. I can't believe I'm picking the Horns here.
My prediction, boys and girls for your Citrus Bowl Texas
thirty seven, Michigan thirteen. I said it, it's going to
be interesting. At the very least, this is going to
be interesting. We're going to get into Texas Tech, the
other team that's in the playoff here from Texas shortly,
but before we did that, I thought it would be
fun to talk maybe a little SMU. Now, Look, SMU
doesn't play for a while. We're not going to preview
their bowl game. But there's an interesting scheduling situation happening
here that I think is noteworthy, that I think demands
attention here. So buckle up SMU fans because the ACC
nine ACC's nine game conference schedule has already thrown some
curveballs at the Mustangs. And what we're talking about is
Virginia Tech coming to Ford Stadium as the mustangs ninth
ACC game next season. Why does that matter? Why is
it important? Opportunity? Uh, the schedule just got harder, but
it's an opportunity. This is a huge chance for SMU
to enhance their resume. Virginia Tech is not just another
ACC game. This is maybe the most intriguing opponent on
the entire schedule for one reason. We have no freaking
idea what Virginia Tech is gonna look like next season,
and that uncertainty kind of cuts both ways. We're talking
about a program with major roster movement potential just underwent coaching,
whether you love him or hate him, include the how
the transfer portal cycle will shape out, how recruiting will
shape out. UH and Virginia Tech could be sneaky good
because with nil and with the transfer portal these days,
a team can flip in one off season, especially with
a head coach that knows what the hell he's doing.
It's not a shot at anybody, it's just a fact.
And what makes this game so juicy I think, you know,
depending on when it lands on the calendar, mid October,
late October, whatever, Virginia Tech could absolutely be a ranked
team by the time the Mustangs meet up with them.
And I'm not just saying that is hype. I'm saying
that because the combination of brand plus resources plus portal aggression,
like I said, that can flip a program and flip
a roster in a matter of months. And from SMU's perspective,
that's the whole point. You don't run from those games.
You win them. If SMU wants to stay in the
national conversation, if they want to go from nice story
like they were last year, it's real contender. You have
to have games like this. You gotta have them on
your calendar two years in a row. Now you've gotten
a marquee opponent coming to town. It was Miami last year.
You took advantage of that. It will be Virginia Tech
in twenty twenty six. And that matters for perception, for recruiting,
and ultimately postseason positioning. So yes, the schedule's tougher, the
upside is bigger. That's the trade you make when you
want to be a program that matters and it's relevant.
I think it is a wonderful thing the Mustangs. Let's
get to the ball game. And again we're not going
to do a full preview here, but there is a
guy that I'm watching for the ball game, and that's
Jalen Cooper. To me, Cooper is the most important young
white out at SMU heading into twenty twenty six, and
I don't think it's close. Early in the year, injuries
created an opportunity for him, and he flashed. He made
plays down the field. He looked like a guy who
could be your future X receiver. Then his role shifted
as other players returned and as the rotation tightened, as
the room got healthy. So the Bowl game becomes a
window I think into the future. I'm not expecting one
hundred and ten yards and two touchdowns. That's not the point.
I want to find out and look and see if
he feels comfortable. Does he look on the field like
he's a guy that's prepared for a bigger role. Can
he create separation? Can he run good routes? And can
you develop some timing with the cock. SMU is gonna
lose some targets, significant ones. You're watching the end of
a chapter at receiver and at tight end, and this
Bowl game is the last real, live action snapshot before
the staff makes portal decisions. And that's why Cooper matters.
If Cooper looks like a legitimate wide receiver one candidate,
it changes the offseason math. It changes what SMU has
to spend in the portal. It changes what needs to
be prioritized and what can be supplemented instead of replaced.
The game is a data point. Cooper is the biggest
X factor here I think, and that's you know, if
you're looking for something to pay attention to, if you
need to focus on something other than the scoreboard in
the UH in the bowl game for SMU, there you
go Jalen Cooper. His performance could have an impact on
just so many things this offseason for the Mustangs in
recruiting and the transfer port and a bunch of stuff.
So something to pay attention to there, UH for sure.
Let's talk a little bit about the Houston Cougars, who
also of course not in the playoff, because the Houston
Cougars are getting ready to head back to NRG and
the Texas Bowl, and this one's going to have a
much bigger, much different feel, I think than what people expected.
You know, if you treat this game like a simple
sec over everybody type of situation, then you might want
to slow your role. This is a not a matchup
to me. This is a contrast because while LSU waits
on their next era to begin with Lanekiffen, Houston's already preparing.
Houston's already moved, They're not waiting for a Suday. They've
already flipped their script. And here's the best way to
describe I think this Texas Bowl. LSU arrives with expectation,
Houston arrives with urgency. LSU is comfortable in December. The
Tigers won this Bowl a year ago. This is their
third Texas Bowl appearance over the last five seasons. Bullseason
is part of the LSU calendar. It's familiar territory, and
that familiarity can, of course be used as a weapon
if you take the opponent seriously. Houston, Houston's walking into
this game like it's a statement opportunity because it is
a year ago. Houston wasn't even bowling. They stumbled to
the finish, lost their last three games by a combined
seventy seven to thirty one, if you remember, and the
season ended with more frustration than momentum. But now look
at them, same city, same stadium, totally different energy. They're
back inside energy Stadium with a chance to make it
feel what the fans call it. When Houston is rolling
Koog's house, and at the center of all of this,
Willie Fritz, still flying under the radar, still doing the
same thing. He's done everywhere, not being a hype coach,
being a structure coach. Give him some time, give him
some extra practices, give him bold prep window time, and
his teams tend to show up sharper, tougher, and more
certain of who they are. He's got a history of
maximizing moments just like this. His resume includes one of
the most memorable postseason shocks of the last decade, that
one point Cotton Bowl went over USC. Fritz led teams
don't need a talent advantage to make a game uncomfortable.
They need belief, discipline, and a plan. And right now
Houston's got all three. Now let's talk ls you. On paper,
I think LSU has the brand, the recruiting, the bowl experience,
and the whole we're supposed to win thing. And I
think that's real. But the backdrop of all of this matters.
The vibe matters, and right now LSUS vibe is complicated
at best. They're prepping for a bowl game, uh, with
their new head coach locked down, But I mean their
future is still uncertain. Right Just because you've got your
guide doesn't mean it's all going to turn around for you,
you know, and whether all of that's accurate or fair
or whatever, it doesn't matter. The players still hear all
of it. The coaching staff that's there, here's all of it.
The fans hear it. And you know, you have the
whole complacency thing with their experience in this Bowl game
and the whole kind of a deja vu thing, like, hey,
we've done this before. They just did it last year,
three of the last five years, and you can just
have that expectation that like, well, we did it before,
we're gonna do it again. That's complacency. And if the
Tigers show any complacency, I think Houston can take advantage
of that. Houston's playing like a team that needs this
game to kind of confirm their season, to confirm where
the direction this thing's going. And I think that's a
real thing. So LSU's bringing their pedigree, Houston's bringing its momentum.
LSU expects to win, Houston needs to win. And sometimes
that's kind of what Bowl season's about. We just talked
about it. What team wants it more. LSU's clearly got
better talent, maybe not even clearly at this point. I
take that back. LS you probably has more talent on
the field but does Houston want it more? What kind
of game where we're gonna get from Connor Wigman? Is
it gonna be Coog's house? That could be a real thing. So,
you know, if you're Houston, this is your chance to
announce your arrival and kind of prep you for the
schedule for the Big twelve next season. If you're LSU,
this is your chance to prove that you never really
went away despite everything that happened this past season, despite
the coaching change. It's big for momentum, it's big for recruiting,
it's big for nil again, just like we always say,
with all these teams, with all these all of this mess.
So that'll be a good one. Looking forward to that,
we'll do a full preview, I think closer to the
game like we will with the Mustangs Baylor, of course
not playing in a bowl game, probably do here in
the next couple of weeks. We'll probably do something talking
about Texas State joining the PAC twelve or whatever the
hell they're gonna call it is. That's a weird situation
boiling down out west folks, as we might have a
PAC twelve team in our state that now we've got
to talk Pac twelve or Pack nine or whatever they're
going to be called. Coming up, we may get into that.
I always want to cover Texas State. We love those Bobcats,
but we might have a reason now, So let's let's
move on and let's talk some guns up, some reckam.
We're not, of course, don't have an opponent for the
Red Raiders, as they have the coveted bye week in
the first round of the College Football Playoff. But we
have had some movement within the program. As we haven't
had a chance yet to talk about coach Joey McGuire
being extended. We saw that coming right. McGuire gets extended
with a seven year deal, and I mean, there's no
way you can describe this move but perfect, great, substantial,
lots of ways you can describe this thing. Wasn't just
Joey McGuire. They extended the contracts of all three of
their coordinators and the team's general manager through the twenty
twenty eight season. They announced these extensions Tuesday night for
offensive coordinator Mac Leftwich, defensive coordinator Shil Would and associate
associate head coach and special teams coordinator Kenny Perry, and
of course James Blanchard. The team's GM, everybody's staying and
after what this thing is built this past season, that's
exactly how you want it. Of course, the GM, the coordinator,
all coming on the hills of McGuire's extension through twenty
thirty two and of course a significant pay raise. So
big news for the Red Raiders again. This this team
is a team on the rise, not just in the
Big Twelve. As they just rolled over the Big Twelve.
The best the Big Twelve had to offer Texas Tech
was BUYU twice and Texas Tech dispatched and disposed of them.
I don't know if dispatch was the right word. Disposed
of them quite easily, even the second time around. It's
tough to beat a team twice in the same season.
We see it all the time, right, Not only did
Texas Tech dispose of BYU twice, the second time might
have been easier and worse than the first time. So
it is what it is. But that's gonna do it
for our show. We don't want to keep everybody too
late today. We don't want to go a full hour.
We're about forty minutes in. That's how we want to
keep it for you here on Pigskin and burnt ends,
and I promise at some point we're gonna have some
barbecue talk. As a matter of fact, what I will
do is I will throw this out there again. Find
me on social media if you want to talk to
me there. That's great at IndyCar Tim If you've got
a spot in the state of Texas, a hell, let's
go outside the state of Texas. Your favorite barbecue place
and or dish, whether you're a pitmaster and you do
it yourself, or there's a place that you like to
go that you'll drive to because it's worth it. Let
me know what that place is, what that dish is,
and we might be able to have some features of
these places on the show if I can get in
touch with them and maybe have them on to tout
their brand, to toot their horns, maybe send me some
free samples if they're not close. It's a very selfish request,
I know, but you can email me info atfanstreamsports dot com.
Shoot that out to me. Let me know what it is,
where it is, who it is, why you like it,
why is it different, and we'll go from there. But
I would love to feature some of those places on
some future episodes and then heading into next year, make
it a regular part. We've got some guests lined up
potentially again for next season where I think we can
have our college football related guests share their favorite barbecue stories.
I think that'll make the show a little more fun.
You don't want to know what I think every week
about food, so let's hear it straight from the people
that we also trust, our college football opinions, whether it's
medium members, you know, other reporters, coaches, broadcasters, whatever it is.
We'll talk to everybody about their favorite barbie, because everybody
likes barbecue, right except for my seventeen year old son.
For some reason, I still haven't figured that one out.
He may not be my kid. Might have to have
that looked into, but it is what it is. We
appreciate everybody tuning in today. We will be back next
week with another Pig Skin and burn INDs and we
will recap this first round of the College Football Playoff,
talk about some other bowl games coming up for you.
We will know who Texas Tech will play in their
first College Football Playoff game in the second round, and
we'll be able to preview that for you and have
a fun show so you guys enjoy your college football
and even pro ball if you're watching that this weekend Thursday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday,
and hope your team wins, unless they're you know, a
team that I don't like. We're getting into that another day.
I'm IndyCar Tim for the college college Gridiron Coast to
Coast Network and for fans stream sports. We'll do it
again next week. Until then, boys and girls, we'll see
you