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Carla and Crappy Show: The It All Ends With a Doink Edition

Carla and Crappy Show: The It All Ends With a Doink Edition

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 Friends, we made it. Welcome to November football … and the Week 10 edition of the Carla and Crappy Show. November football means the return of MACtion, and boy, what a distraction those games proved to be for this episode. (Spoiler alert: It all ends with a walk-off doink.) We open the show with new business regarding the largest spin of the coaching carousel thus far. Mike Norvell and his big buyout are gone from Florida State, leaving former MTSU head coach and friend of the program Rick Stockstill as the interim. While we have no idea who the Noles will actually hire, we do propose some rather funny candidates. (Editor’s note: After recording this episode, we learned that Russell Wilson interviewed for the NC State vacancy, joining Phillip Rivers as an apparent candidate. Yes, friends, the Belichick Effect is in full throttle in the state of North Carolina.) Also in new business, the first iteration of the College Football Playoff Rankings has been released and … yeah, we have questions. Is Indiana ranked too high? Is Notre Dame too low? And whatcha doing up there, Bama? In our review of last week’s minutes, we note that Utah has once again found its sock full of nickels. Crappy offers his thoughts on Ohio State’s effort (or lack thereof) at USC. And yes, Carla was wrong about Florida. (It’s in the show’s tagline, friends.) AJ also notifies us that the conference champion simulator will make its return next week, so get ready. Things are about to get silly. Quadbox Specials Speaking of silly, how about a spin through the #GroupOfSixAfterDarkQuadboxSpecials with a side of the #MonsterEnergyBig12GoldenCorralBuffet and the #Pac12IceCold4Pac? It’s basically just a CiCi’s Pizza now. Thursday UTSA at Florida Atlantic (7:30 ET Thursday, ESPN): The Funnest Index of the week is once again on a Thursday: 73.5! Friday Virginia Tech at SMU (7 ET Friday, ESPN): Is this a bounce-back game for the Ponies? South Florida at East Carolina (7:30 ET Friday, ESPN2): This game won’t be fun, but it will be spicy. Nebraska at Illinois (8 ET Friday, FOX): Only highbrow games on Friday night. Pinkies up for this one. Noon-ish No. 8 UCLA at Minnesota (Big Nude, FOX): They’re gonna run the dang ball. Clemson at Syracuse (Noon ET, ESPN2): Hey Fran Brown? Do it again. North Carolina at UConn (CBSSN): Oh right. It is basketball season. Duke at NC State (12:30 ET, God’s CW): Also a lovely basketball game. Oklahoma State at Kansas State (1 ET, TNT): Bonus Monster Energy Big 12 Golden Corral Buffet action! Afternoon Marshall at Georgia Southern (3:30 ET, ESPN+): Marshall’s kind of weird this year? Western Kentucky at MTSU (3:30 ET, ESPN+): Go get a win, Middle. Happy homecoming. Cincinnati at No. 17 Houston (3:30 ET, FOX): And now Cincy has to go on the road. Oof. Rice at North Texas (4 ET, ESPNU): Sure. This should be fun to watch. Evening No. 25 Boise State at Colorado State (6 ET, USA): The Pac-12 is back, and characters are still welcome. Michigan State at Michigan (7:30 ET, NBCSN/Peacock): A service academy game has a higher Fun Index than this one. Air Force at Army (7:30 ET, CBS): Service academy football lives. Crappy says Go Army. Colorado at Arizona State (7:30 ET, ESPN2): Is this the game? After Dark West Virginia at No. 15 Texas Tech (9:30 ET, ESPN): Eers go from the mountains to the moon. Fresno State at Utah State (9:30 ET, USA): This is polite, cordial, sturdy football. Hawai’i at UTEP (9:30 ET, FS1): The Bows visit the Sun Bowl. Wyoming at UNLV (10:30 ET, CBSSN): Wyoming is sneaky good. Texas State at Oregon State (10:30 ET, God’s CW): The second Funnest Index to bookend the week. Big Boy Games Meanwhile, this week’s Luca Brasi Large Masculine Child Games are … legit good. After two weeks of stretching this lineup, this Saturday is absolutely loaded. (So much so that we actually missed a game.) A quadbox might not be adequate for the evening window. Let’s go. No. 9 BYU at No. 3 Utah (Noon ET, ABC): A Top-10 Holy War? Yes, please. The Utes left no doubt at Nippert last weekend. BYU beat Notre Dame … and has been shaky at best ever since. Despite our mixed feelings about this being a 10 a.m. local kick, put your eyeballs on this one. No. 7 Texas at No. 18 Missouri (Noon ET, ESPN): Which version of both of these teams do we get? On paper, this could be a matchup that bodes well for Texas, but it’s just their second true road game of the year, and Mizzou has been pesky. The deciding factor here may be off the field: The Tess Effect is real this year, and he’s calling this one. No. 5 Alabama at No. 14 LSU (3:30 ET, ABC): Welp, Bama. You’re the No. 5 team in the country? Prove it. This is a big test for the Tide against a very good Tigah defense playing at home. No. 6 Kentucky at No. 13 Tennessee (6:15 ET, ESPN): This year, Tennessee is the team that wants to drag this game down into the mud, not Kentucky. The Cats under Will Stein have played ...
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