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Carla and Crappy Show: The Meat and Potatoes Edition

Carla and Crappy Show: The Meat and Potatoes Edition

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 Whew, friends. We survived what ended up being an absolutely ridiculous Week 7, complete with upsets, field stormings, and looks of absolute fear at the sound of spooky Rocky Top. (Yes, we’re looking squarely at you, Kalen DeBoer.) In our review of the minutes from last week’s exceptionally loud show, we recap as many of the insane outcomes as we can remember. We closely monitored the Kalani Sitake situation and discussed the possibility of another time-continuum problem involving a lost second. We noted that giving Horns down is incredibly fun. We pondered the mystery that is the Florida Gators and the absolute mess that is the SEC. We declared that nobody actually won the Ohio State-Indiana game. We discussed Miami’s mortability, and Noles fans’ laments. And hey, we had 93 points on a Thursday! Then we all realized… oh yeah, Auburn beat Georgia. Remember that? That’s how insane last weekend really was. It was one of the wildest weekends that we can remember, likely to be added to this list from 2024, compiled by Jason Kirk. And so, after a longer-than-usual but absolutely necessary recap, we turn the page to Week 8, which we’re officially calling a meat and potatoes weekend. AJ gets us started with a mashup bowl (not mashed potatoes – we’re not quite there yet, let’s not get ahead of ourselves) of games incorporating the #MonsterEnergyBig12GoldenCorralBuffet and the #Pac12IceCold4Pac, and a legit quadbox opportunity on Friday night. Thursday James Madison at App State (7 ET Thursday, ESPNU): The Dukes are dominating, but this could be interesting on the road. East Carolina at Memphis (7:30 ET Thursday, ESPN2): Tigers at home are always dangerous. Friday Duke at Virginia (7 ET Friday, ESPN): Which versions of these teams will show up? We’ll find out together. UMass at UConn (7 ET Friday, CBSSN): Pop Watson is hurt, and that’s a problem for UMass. Army at Tulsa (8:30 ET Friday, ESPN2): Eyeballs, friends. Air Force at Wyoming (9 ET Friday, God’s CW): A delightful rivalry. NC State at Stanford (10:30 ET Friday, ESPN): An East Coast team going West? These games are always so good. Noon-ish West Virginia at TCU (Noon ET, ESPN2): What’s WVU going to do? Stop them? Cal at No. 23 SMU (Noon ET, God’s CW): A classic ACC matchup. No. 8 Texas Tech at Cincinnati (Noon ET, FS1): Is this the week? Western Michigan at Toledo (Noon ET, CBSSN): Get yourself some Saturday MACtion. This should be a banger. Afternoon Oregon at Illinois (3 ET, BTN): Vegas must hate Illinois. This is the good mess. Hawaii at Northern Illinois (3:30 ET, MW+): Sigh. Also, ouch. Bows, you have to win this one. Kansas State at Arizona State (3:45 ET, ESPN2): Yes, please. Eastern Michigan at Ohio (4 ET, ESPNU): Can Ohio continue the longest home win streak? We say yes. Evening San Diego State at Colorado State (6:30 ET, God’s CW): No one is stopping anything. This could be funny. Iowa State at No. 25 Arizona (7:30 ET, ESPN2): This could be interesting. Maybe? After Dark North Dakota State at New Mexico (10 ET, God’s CW): Wait, the Bison are underdogs? This is B1G football played at elevation. And then, we get started with the Luca Brasi Large Masculine Child Lineup with the biggest game of the weekend. It’s after dark, which means yes, friends, you’re going to need to caffeinate. No. 14 Houston at No. 10 Utah (10:15 ET, ESPN): This has the potential of being an absolute banger. The top two offenses in the Monster Energy Big 12 go head-to-head. We think the difference here is the Utes’ blunt objects. But get your eyeballs here, friends. The remainder of the Big Boy Slate is brought to you by Hasbro’s Stretch Armstrong, because filling out the schedule required a bit of a stretch. No. 6 Indiana at Michigan (Big Nude, FOX): The Hoosiers are looking for a bounce back. We’ll see how the feel-good story hero Tommy Carr fares against a legit good Indiana defense. Spoiler alert: We don’t think it goes well for the home team. No. 18 LSU at Auburn (Noon ET, ABC): Auburn’s gonna be fired up for this one. LSU enters after an absolutely dominant win over Clanga. Which Tiger ends up on top? We’re split on this one. No. 15 Iowa at Minnesota (3:30 ET, FS1): Friends, it’s time for Floyd of Rosedale. We’re all extremely baffled by Iowa Math, but think the Hawkeyes can pull this one off on the road. No. 11 Tennessee at South Carolina (3:30 ET, ESPN): Umm … it’s a trap. The Vols are riding high after lighting the cigars in Neyland last weekend. But they can’t sleep against the Gamecocks. Sacramento State at Ball State (3:30 ET, ESPN+): The jokes write themselves. No. 7 Ole Miss at No. 19 Texas (7:30 ET, ABC): So, which version of each of these teams show up for this one? We know Ole Miss can and will score. The question here is, can the Longhorns? The way to beat Ole Miss is to run the football … which Texas hasn’t done all season long. Is this the beginning of the end of the ...
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