The Solid Verbal: College Football Podcast
Summary: College football in all its glory. Ditch the mainstream and break the huddle with The Solid Verbal. Since 2008, Ty Hildenbrandt and Dan Rubenstein have been shaking up the college football podcasting scene with their fun and unique blend of commentary. Whether you're a diehard or a casual observer, the show taps into your fandom with spirited debates, fresh perspectives, and segments you won't hear anywhere else. Recognized as trailblazers in the podcasting world, The Solid Verbal isn't just another college football show—it's America's College Football Podcast. Become a Verballer today and join thousands of others who don't just love college football, they live it!Each week brings a new story and The Solid Verbal is your best national podcast to stay up to date as the college football narrative whipsaws from week to week. From massive conference realignment to an expanded College Football Playoff and the constant uncertainty created by NIL and the Transfer Portal, the sport is chock full of important topics that drive the discussion ahead of the 2024 college football season. With two episodes per week in the offseason, Ty and Dan keep you up to date on the latest happenings and entertained with their unique brand of themed content and banter.
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Ty and Dan go live on Spotify and list out the potential areas of weirdness in Week 4. Iowa and Rutgers playing a shootout? Quinn Ewers miraculously healing, but losing, to Texas Tech? Oregon State beating USC in dramatic fashion? What would make for the most entertaining retelling when we look back?
Ty and Dan serpentine their way through an intriguing college football slate in Week 4, as Florida and Tennessee renew their rivalry, Texas A&M looks for revenge against Arkansas, Ohio State squares off against Wisconsin, Oregon continues its quiet Pac-12 pursuit, and Texas and USC continue their blood tours. Plus, a battle of undefeated Duke and Kansas, the Iron Skillet game, a weird line between Notre Dame and North Carolina, and a shockingly low over/under as Iowa travels to Rutgers.
Ty and Dan walk through the Herm Edwards firing at Arizona State and try to make sense of the rumored candidates. Plus, an exhilirating ride on the Drive for Six, with a closer look at the chances of Kansas, Duke, Rutgers, Arizona, Oregon State and Vanderbilt of making a bowl game.
Ty and Dan relive Penn State's big win at Auburn, Washington's impressive showing against Michigan State, and Oklahoma's throttling of Nebraska. Plus, Texas A&M's offense sputters in victory, Oregon builds towards Bovember, LSU gets its act together, UCLA survives the ferocious Sun Belt, and Kansas State goes down against Tulane. And, Notre Dame finally scores a win for Marcus Freeman, Kansas and Syracuse jump out to 3-0 starts, App State wins on a Hail Mary, and the 7-hour Iowa football experience.
Ty and Dan cycle through the early, afternoon and late windows on Saturday and scope out where the potential exists for the most chaos in the college football world.
Ty and Dan purr their way into a Centaur Saturday of college football with a low key slate of awesome matchups, including Penn State's trip to Auburn, Oregon's meeting with BYU, Michigan State's trip out west to play Washington, and Miami's timely contest with Texas A&M. Plus, Oklahoma's tester at Nebraska, Texas Tech's letdown spot against NC State, Mike Leach's trip to Death Valley, App State's follow-up, and much more.
Ty and Dan discuss the latest college football news, including potential candidates for Nebraska, JJ McCarthy's official promotion to Michigan starting quarterback, the unfortunate injury to Tyler Buchner and what it means for Notre Dame, the status of Quinn Ewers and more. Plus, a spirited game of "Bound," in which we discuss the apparent ceilings for Georgia, Michigan, USC, Texas, Oklahoma and others.
Ty and Dan recap a wild Week 2 as App State shocked Texas A&M, Marshall upset Notre Dame, and Georgia Southern delivered a seeming knockout blow to the Scott Frost tenure. Plus, Alabama survives a thriller with Texas, BYU gets revenge on Baylor, Matt Campbell finally takes down Kirk Ferentz, Kentucky contains Florida's Anthony Richardson and much more!
On the latest edition of College Football Thursdays, Ty and Dan ponder their burning questions in advance of some big Week 2 matchups in college football and, in honor of SpitGate, examine the contests on Saturday with the most secret hate. This is a portion of our full show, which you can hear every Thursday, live on Spotify at 5pm ET / 2pm PT.
Ty and Dan slow their roll going into College Football Week 2 and offer a meaty helping of picks. Does Texas have what it takes to cover the spread against Alabama? Just how much should we trust Florida against Kentucky after an impressive Week 1? What's the key matchup as Tennessee travels to Pitt for a weird non-conference matchup? Can Iowa score a touchdown, please? And what are Stanford's odds of pulling an upset? Plus, good news for Sam Hartman and a new member of College GameDay.
Ty and Dan react to the incredible ending between Florida State and LSU and the closer-than-expected Clemson vs. Georgia Tech contest before giving in to their snap judgements and drawing a series of profound, way-too-early conclusions about the 2022 college football season.
Ty and Dan look back at an exciting Week 1 of the 2022 college football season, as Georgia annihilated Oregon, Notre Dame hung tough against Ohio State, Anthony Richardson made a statement against Utah, and Iowa turned in an all-time disappointing victory. Plus, strange games in the state of North Carolina, raucous Thursday night wins for Penn State and Pitt, and budding quarterback controversies at places like Michigan, Ole Miss, Auburn and more. And a quick look around at Alabama's big win, the first game for Quinn Ewers, the first win for Brent Venables, and a new vibe at USC.
Week 1 Hype, Ty vs. The World, Introducing the Gosling JackedTracker
Previewing Week 1 of the 2022 College Football Season
Reaction to Week 0 results, sifting through weird QB announcements, and one last chance to amend predictions before Week 1
