College Football Week 9 Previews: Miami, USC & Georgia

All right, let's go to college football. College football, let's do this. Okay, so there's three huge games this weekend. We have the number one, Miami Hurricanes, playing North Carolina, my Miami Hurricanes. They're looking all, man, they cleaned Pittsburgh last week. They put up over 50 points. They have two Heisman candidates in quarterback, Darian Mensah, who is, Darian Mensah, quarterback. He's completing 80% of his passes. If he can maintain this, that would be a record. Eight out of every ten passes. And then you have the wide receiver, Malachi Toney, who, by the way, got signed by Red Bull, your friends. So now Red Bull is signing football players, and this guy's the future. He has over 1,200... No, he doesn't have 1,200 yards yet, but he's going to probably break his own single-season record. of the most yards and the hurricane so they're going to be playing North Carolina who's the head coach Bill Belichick, yes Bill Belichick and his record so far with it but they're doing better this year yeah and um supposedly that crazy girlfriend that he has is gone no she but she knows not to chime in on the sidelines so it's kind of like taking over he was the talk of the season last season to see a coach that has been considered one of the most serious coaches in the NFL history winning everything with the Patriots going to college football and becoming a hot mess dating a young 20-something lady. 23, 24-year-old girl. 23, 24 years old. And she's kind of running the show. So a couple other really big games that we have. Oh, and by the way, in the Miami North Carolina thing, I mean, it could be a trap game for Miami because the following week they go to Notre Dame and play Notre Dame. That's going to be one of the biggest games of the year. So can Miami maintain that disappearing mentality to not fall into the trap of overlooking North Carolina? Now, locally, a big game that's going to involve an L.A. team is USC versus Ohio State. Ohio State is ranked... I believe Ohio State is ranked number two. And you were asking me on a previous show, how could they be ranked so high with one loss? Well, because I believe their one loss was, is it Texas? Paulo, you're off camera. Okay, I don't have that on my mind, but basically their strength of schedule was really high. They're playing a really, you know, tough schedule. And USC might be the team to bring them down as well, because USC, there's a lot of pressure on USC to perform. Lincoln Riley, I believe, is the head coach. Coach, if he doesn't get USC to the playoffs this year, He might be done, because you, I mean, who doesn't want to coach in USC? Yeah. You know what I'm saying? You're playing in L.A. Really one of the hottest markets, although UCLA right now is playing really, really well. They're undefeated. So, and one more big game I want to point out. It's a big rivalry game. It's going to be number two, Georgia. No, number three, Georgia. Georgia's ranked number three. They're going to be playing against number 17, Florida Gators, another Florida team. Your team? Yeah. Well, my team is Miami, but I always cheer for Florida Gators. Outside of my annual trip in Florida, so I went to the Florida State University system. Before we leave, I want to go into one of the most famous characters in college football, Coach Prime, Deion Sanders, in the head of Colorado. Just recently, not performing really well. The starting quarterback, QB1. Now, in the crosshairs of being replaced, the coach came out and said, you know what, I don't play games with these kids. If they play well, they will continue to play. If they're not doing the effort they want. What is your take on the season for Colorado? Look, Colorado... They don't have the they should have the resources, but they don't really spend as much as other college teams when it comes to NIL. So Deion Sanders is trying to sell the program based on him. And he's an amazing guy. I do believe that he has a lot of amazing qualities for a college coach. But the problem is that he's competing against teams like Miami, Ohio State, Texas, Georgia, USC, that they're, you know, they're paying players, bigger teams, bigger money. But I, you know, I do like Colorado's chances in the long run. I hope they stick with Deion Sanders. Now Deion Sanders has also been dealing with health issues, he has diabetes, he lost a couple of toes apparently and he was recovering from some big flare-up this past offseason. I think that once he gets his health back, he can recruit the way he did the first season when he was able to recruit his son, Travis Hunter and a couple other guys that are in the NFL. Influential players are now finding a spot in the NFL, my friends.