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To the Windooow

November 30
1h 43m

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Episode Description

Scott Van Pelt and Stanford Steve recap all of the action from Week 14 of the college football season. The guys start with the big one in Berkeley as Cal ruined SMU’s CFP chances. Now, DUKE gets in the ACCCG?! The SEC got shaken up a bit as well, as Texas upset Texas A&M, and Alabama won a thriller on the Plains to set up another Alabama-Georgia SECCG. The Big 12 is straight forward, and all fringe CFP hopefuls will be pulling for the Red Raiders. Furthermore, what to make of Texas, Notre Dame, Miami & Vanderbilt’s CFP candidacies. The guys also frequently weigh in on the Lane Kiffin drama as his move to LSU seems imminent. Finally, a Thanksgiving recap, some NFL thoughts, special shoutouts and a special message from the heart. | SVPod


Approximate Timecodes:


(0:00) Intro

(0:52) Duke somehow punches ticket to ACCCG

(3:14) Should Lane Kiffin be allowed to coach Ole Miss?

(6:17) The fallout of Lane’s decision

(7:41) Ole Miss-Miss State recap

(9:30) Ann Arbor recap

(13:00) Ohio State-Michigan recap

(23:00) Texas-Texas A&M recap

(31:40) The Angel Tree is special

(34:37) Ohio State-Indiana will be awesome

(38:30) Texas Tech blows out WVU

(39:38) Who’s in the CFP?

(41:20) ACC could get completely left out

(44:40) Vanderbilt dominates Tennessee in 2nd half

(50:20) Texas’ CFP candidacy

(52:00) Does Lane become a villain?

(59:10) Oregon handles Washington

(1:02:30) Iron Bowl recap

(1:12:50) Bowl eligible shoutouts

(1:12:15) Lots of politicking coming up…

(1:16:00) FCS storylines

(1:17:20) The story of the day

(1:19:00) The Thanksgiving Parade makes no sense

(1:20:50) SVP’s favorite video

(1:22:00) Thanksgiving halftime shows were awesome

(1:22:50) Thanksgiving recap

(1:25:20) NFL thoughts

(1:32:50) Thanks for watching

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