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 circle the wagons and draft fantasy rosters of college football storylines, tropes, and idiosyncrasies that they expect to play a prominent role in the 2021 season. Plus, a full breakdown of the draft board, including dozens of possibilities that didn't make a roster. At long last, an episode that can really spin it.
Ty and Dan comb the Verballerhood for burning questions heading into the new 2021 college football season. Which teams are just one player away? Which new starting quarterback is the best? What under-the-radar Week 1 games are the most intriguing? What will NIL do to college football and is it just a fad?
With the 2021 college football season mere weeks away, Ty and Dan welcome in Geoff Schwartz to discuss some of his early gambling leans and strategies. Why does he like betting on the Pac-12? What teams represent the best value? How does he make his picks, and what's the verdict on betting for or against your favorite team? Also, big boy takes on visiting a buffet.
Channeling their inner Guy Fieri, Ty and Dan play a game of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives while looking through the weekly college football schedule in 2021. What are the must-see games? Where are the best tailgating spots each week? Which games should you attend if you're on a budget? Also, which college team would Guy Fieri root for?
Can USC finally live up to the hype? Is UCLA sneaky good, or just actual good? How is Utah like a Jeep Grand Cherokee? Why does Ty have a crush on Arizona State? Does Colorado have dudes to build around? What will the Jedd Fisch era look like at Arizona? Ty and Dan conclude their Pac-12 conference preview and take a quick look at the Mountain West (West).
Is Oregon the team to beat in the Pac-12 North? Why are pundits high on Washington after just a four-game season in 2020? Which direction is the Stanford football program headed? Is this the year Cal turns into more than just a Half Team? What's realistic for Oregon State? Is Jarrett Guarantano getting the nod for Washington State? Ty and Dan take a look at the Pac-12 North, plus a quick gander at the Mountain West Mountain division.
Is this the year Oklahoma finally puts it all together and wins a national championship? Can Oklahoma State's offense get its act together? Which direction is West Virginia headed? How does Kansas State defy the laws of college football physics? And, oh no, that Kansas schedule. Ty and Dan conclude their preview of the Big 12 and also investigate BYU, New Mexico State, and UMass before taking a closer look Conference USA East.
Is Iowa State a legitimate playoff and national championship contender? Why should Texas fans be excited about the Steve Sarkisian era? Will this be the year that TCU gets both its offense and defense on the same page? What exactly went wrong for Dave Aranda and Baylor in 2020? And why is Texas Tech the ultimate sandwich team in 2021? Ty and Dan dive into the Big 12 and also take a quick look at Liberty, Army and Conference USA West.
What will the Alabama Crimson Tide look like with Bryce Young at quarterback? Is Texas A&M or LSU the second best team in the SEC West? Can the Ole Miss defense improve enough to be a threat? Why does Dan have a crush on Mississippi State Bulldogs? Can Arkansas take a step forward despite its brutal schedule? And what does the next chapter look like at Auburn under Bryan Harsin. Ty and Dan continue their 2021 college football previews by tackling the SEC West and also discussing why Louisiana will once again rule the Sun Belt West.
Is this finally the year the Georgia Bulldogs gets over the hump? What will the Florida Gators' offense look like without Kyle Trask, Kadarius Toney and Kyle Pitts? Why doe Ty have a crush on the Missouri Tigers? Will the Kentucky Wildcats' new offensive philosophy work with its personnel? What's to make of the new coaching hires for the Tennessee Volunteers, South Carolina Gamecocks and Vanderbilt Commodores? Ty and Dan give their 2021 SEC East preview and discuss why the Sun Belt East is one of the most interesting divisions in all of college football.
Ty and Dan round out their two-part Big Ten preview by turning their focus to the West. Can Wisconsin get its rushing attack back on track? Can Iowa find some way (any way) to create more big plays? Was 2020 an aberration for PJ Fleck at Minnesota? Is Northwestern set up to be another Half Team in 2021? Is Scott Frost doomed? Which direction is Purdue headed? And is it wrong to feel really good about Illinois hiring Bret Bielema? Plus, a quick look at the MAC East.
Ty and Dan put the Big Ten East under a microscope and continue their series of 2021 college football previews. How concerned should we be about Ohio State's new quarterback situation? Does Sean Clifford have another gear for Penn State? Is there a path to greater success for Jim Harbaugh at Michigan? Is Michael Penix Jr. the best quarterback in the Big Ten? What do we make of the 2020 campaigns for Michigan State, Rutgers and Maryland? Plus, a quick look at the MAC West.
Ty an Dan pick up where they left off and do a deep dive of the ACC Coastal. Is Miami or North Carolina the second best team in the ACC? How far can D'Eriq King and Sam Howell take their respective teams? Which direction is Virginia Tech headed? Is it time to cut loose David Cutcliffe at Duke? What's the deal with Georgia Tech's impossible schedule? And why does it feel like Kenny Pickett is in his 58th year at Pitt? Plus, the third best team in the AAC behind Cincinnati and UCF, and much, much more!
Ty and Dan kick off their 2021 college football previews by doing a deep dive of the ACC Atlantic, the teams from the former AAC East, and Notre Dame. Is Clemson's quarterback depth an issue? What does the Jack Coan era look like at Notre Dame? How close is Mike Norvell to righting the Florida State program? How excited is too excited about Boston College and Phil Jurkovec? Is this the year NC State finally breaks through? Are people sleeping on Wake Forest? Will Louisville stop turning the ball over this season? And what's the deal with Dino Babers?
Before jumping into conference previews, Ty and Dan pause for a moment of reflection and discuss the items on their college football wishlist for the upcoming 2021 season. Can McKenzie Milton regain his old form? Will another Coastal Carolina emerge? Can Oregon vault the Pac-12 into championship contention with a win over Ohio State. Plus, an awkward conversation about SkiErgs, gray hair, and more.
