Hard to believe, but this is the final episode of the 2019 season! We talk about the tough loss to the Heels to conclude the year and the decision to let go of defensive coordinator Dave Huxtable, plus some other stories about coaching trees and whatnot. Thank you for listening this year!
We have one game left on the schedule, but before that, we break down the Georgia Tech loss and try to figure out what went wrong. A bowl game is no longer in the cards, but State has one final shot to end the year on an upswing.
Hard to believe, but we're quickly running out of football season! The Wolfpack are also quickly running out of opportunities to get bowl eligible as they dropped another contest over the weekend, this time to the Louisville Cardinals. Chuck and I get into the ins and outs of the game and reminisce about, well, football stuff.
Chuck was up in his home state of Pennsylvania this weekend, so it was just me left to sort through the rubble left after Clemson came through. I say some words and then I stop after I've said enough.
Well...it wasn't pretty Saturday at Wake Forest, and it rarely is in Winston-Salem. A depleted Wolfpack team faced off against at top-25 Deacs team and the results were kind of predictable. Where does State go from here? We get into it.
We didn't have a football result to break down this week, so we kept it kind of loosy-goosy. We take a phone call from Dick DeAngelis, aka Amedeo, in the middle of the show, then we talk about some of the goings-on in the rest of the ACC and college football.
Whew! Boston College sure was a thing, wasn't it? Chuck and I get into what went wrong against BC (hint: rushing defense) and where the team goes from here (hint: forward, and as fast as possible from the smoldering wreckage they're leaving behind).
Chuck and I break down a win against Syracuse that, while it wasn't sexy, was sexy enough. :) Now the focus shifts to BC and the road ahead.
Chuck and I discuss the upcoming Syracuse game, the purpose of conference divisions and whether non-conference games are worth scheduling, plus we take a look at where the rest of the Atlantic Division stands at the midway point in the season.
We didn't have a football win to discuss, but nevertheless, it was a lively show this week as we break down the FSU game and some of the big headlines coming from it. Namely, the change at quarterback.
