Gene Chizik's 'Words of Chizdom' to a few teams who may need a lift (4:00)
Gene Chizik previews a must-see matchup within UGA vs Mizzou (2:40)
Marcus Spears sees a rivalry for the ages in Texas vs. LSU (3:39)
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Gene Chizik dives into improved Oklahoma timing through film (3:18)

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Star Oregon State quarterback Braden Atkinson is not expected to play this weekend at No. 24 Boise State, per ESPN sources. He's dealing with hand injury suffered in the Texas State game on Saturday. He leads the nation in passing yards.

Texas LB Rasheem Biles values being a threat on and off the field (2:31)

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NEWS: Northwestern QB Aidan Chiles is out against Ohio State this weekend. He's missed last week against Iowa as well. He's dealing with an undisclosed upper body injury.

Hour 3: Vikings Ex Machina

Freddie Coleman and Harry Douglas are listening to the latest from Kevin O'Connell after the Vikings acquired Kirk Cousins! The fellas do their Mid-Week Check-In! Plus in honor of Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum facing off last night...what was the best duo that eventually broke up? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 1: Rating Pending

Freddie Coleman and Harry Douglas are bamboozled yet again from the latest CFP Rankings! The Celtics beat the 76ers last night in Tatum-Brown I. Plus Ron Johnson joins the show from Minnesota. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Rutgers star wide receiver KJ Duff underwent season-ending high-ankle surgery this week, per ESPN sources. He'll miss the remainder of the year. He's expected to resume full football activities in January. Duff, a true junior, projects as a first-round pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. Mel Kiper Jr. ranks him as the No. 18 overall prospect. He'll be the first-round draft pick from Rutgers since 2010. He finished with 1,084 yards in 2025 and 774 this year. He has 17 career touchdowns.

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Mississippi State star quarterback Kamario Taylor is finalizing a deal to return there in 2027, per ESPN sources. His return means one of the faces of college football next year will be in Starkville. Taylor led MSU to a 4-0 record to start this year before injury cut short his season. The timing of the signing will allow coach Jeff Lebby to build a recruiting/portal class around Taylor, as the school pitched Taylor on an uptick in overall investment.