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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Podcasts:
Part One of our 2022 Big 12 Preview, featuring Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, West Virginia and Kansas.
Ty and Dan answer questions from around the Verballerhood for the last time before they unleash their season preview episodes.
Dan Carlin from Hardcore History stops by to sound off on the state of college football
Ty and Dan go through the college football teams that are stuck on hold, listening to annoying music, waiting for their offense, defenses, quarterbacks to step up, or for their rivals to elevate their game.
A big announcement from Ty and Dan. Plus, Andy Staples stops by to chat conference realignment and things to look forward to this coming season.
Which opponents or opposing players inexplicably give your favorite team the most fits?
Collecting our thoughts after a LONG week of conference realignment
In the spirit of independence, a look at our favorite situations of newfound freedom for the 2022 season, from Adrian Martinez's new team to Clay Helton's dismissal, and more.
EMERGENCY PODCAST CLIP: USC and UCLA are joining the Big Ten!?
The ACC ditches divisions, the Big 12 hires a new commish, high-profile recruits make their college choices, and Verballers send in their top 3 concerns for their teams in 2022.
What are the ripple effects of Arch Manning's high profile commitment to Texas, and how will it impact the rest of the 2023 college football recruiting cycle?
Would Sark get fired if he goes 5-7? Who is a sleeping juggernaut in the recruiting game? What about college football is underrated? We answer Verballer questions from June.
Ty and Dan chat with ESPN's Bill Connelly about the challenges of projecting teams for the 2022 season, why teams like USC are impossible to forecast, the tweaks he's made to his formulas, which schools are primed for a jump against the spread and much more. Plus, Dan details his harrowing encounter with local wildlife.
Ty and Dan react after the Verballerhood inundated The Solid Verbal's Twitter account with hundreds of Top 3 lists. Which three teams are the least fun to root for? Which three teams are the most under- and overrated heading into the 2022 season? Who are the three best college football announcers on TV? Which three coaches would be the most dangerous with a major talent upgrade? As always, the Verballerhood is all-knowing and wise.
Ty and Dan poll the Verballerhood for its breakthrough candidates for the 2022 college football season and react to the responses. Is this the year Scott Frost finally turns Nebraska around? Is Minnesota set for a run at the Big Ten West? What represents a "breakthrough" for Florida in Year 1 under Billy Napier? Or at Washington? Also, was UCLA's defensive coordinator in the Ford administration, and why does Scott Frost look like he smells something pungent?
