Episodes Archive - Page 148 of 165 - College Football Podcast - The Solid Verbal

August 12, 2010

Announcing VerbaCon (8/12)

Ty and Dan talk about the latest headlines, respond to Verballer feedback, tie up loose ends regarding the pick ’em pool and fantasy league, and, finally, at long last… announce the host city for VerbaCon 2010!

August 10, 2010

Android of the ACC (8/10)

Ty and Dan chat about all things ACC with ACCSports.com’s Jed Williams, including North Carolina’s uncertainty, Florida State’s defense, Virginia’s new era, and Miami’s chances of winning the conference.

‘Eer to the Ground (8/6)

Ty & Dan discuss the allegations against West Virginia, Florida’s non-conference schedule, Ty’s crush on Brian Kelly, and the town of Moscow, Idaho. Plus, voice messages, e-mails and news about the Solid Verbal Fantasy League, Pick’em pool, and VerbaCon 2010.

Food For Thought (8/5)

Ty and Dan talk with Andy Staples about his favorite eateries in college towns and get answers to burning questions about all 12 SEC teams.

Late July (7/28)

Ty and Dan dig deep for college football news in the dog days of summer and find Lane Kiffin, Jeremiah Masoli, Bryce Brown and angry college presidents. Plus, voice messages and Verballer e-mails.

J.W. Walsh (7/27)

Ty and Dan talk with Texas recruit and Oklahoma State commit J.W. Walsh about the hectic nature of recruiting, being selected as an Elite 11 quarterback, how priorities factor in when picking a school, and his opinions on drawn-out recruiting announcements.

Secret Agents (7/22)

Ty and Dan discuss the underworld of agents in college football, specifically the latest issues surrounding big name stars at major institutions. Plus, voice messages from Australia, e-mails from fantasy football hopefuls, and some shocking VerbaCon news.

It’s In The Game (7/20)

Ty and Dan dissect NCAA 11 with game designer Russ Kiniry and chat about recruiting tips, gameplay engines, new tweaks to this year’s edition, and online dynasties.

Smart Football (7/15)

Ty and Dan talk with Chris Brown from SmartFootball.com about analyzing television broadcasts, defining football lingo, recruiting to the spread offense, and how the option really works.