Episode Details

Las Vegas shakes up college football expectations with surprising 2026 championship odds—Texas Tech’s ranking will shock Big 12 fans, while BYU lags behind Utah. Drake Toll and Cam Stuart react to where Texas, Ohio State, and Notre Dame land, and what it means for the conference’s power balance moving forward. Can BYU’s packed roster and rising star quarterback finally outperform national skepticism, or will Utah and Texas Tech continue to dominate the odds?

The hosts tackle Baylor’s latest prospects, including DJ Lagway’s headline-grabbing arrival via the transfer portal and his potential to transform the Bears’ offense. The debate heats up around Miami’s future—will poor home support keep them out of the Big Ten and SEC, securing a Big 12 fit instead? Plus, the episode blends humor, real talk, and fresh insights into what fans can expect from shifting rosters and conference shakeups across college football’s most passionate fan bases.

0:00 – Opening, Personal Disasters & Big 12 Odds Preview
Drake Toll and Cam Stuart kick off the show with candid updates on their rough days, followed by a preview of "way too early" college football championship odds from Las Vegas, with particular focus on Big 12 teams like BYU, Utah, Texas Tech, and Baylor.

7:00 – Vegas Odds Reactions & BYU/Utah Debate
The hosts analyze and react to the Vegas odds, comparing the positioning of Big 12 teams (Utah, BYU, Baylor, etc.), expressing confusion over certain rankings, and debating whether the teams’ projections reflect reality. Discussion continues with transfer portal implications, especially for teams returning key players or losing talent.

20:45 – Miami to Big 12 & Program Legitimacy
Drake Toll and Cam Stuart transition into Miami’s fit in the Big 12, contrasting ACC, SEC, and Big 12 markets, fan support, and what Miami’s brand could bring to the conference. They compare Miami’s legitimacy and draw to other schools mentioned (e.g., Louisville, BYU), closing with thoughts on program reputation and playoff dreams.

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