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Carla and Crappy Show: The ‘Do You Want to Go to Provo?’ Edition

Carla and Crappy Show: The ‘Do You Want to Go to Provo?’ Edition

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 So, this is apparently what happens when we record a show, and we’re NOT distracted by MACtion: While Crappy is muttering something about toughness, AJ bursts into song about the newly expanded College Football Playoff. Welcome to the Week 11 edition of the Carla and Crappy Show. Before we get into the playoff discussion (insert Jim Mora meme here), we’re joined once again this week by Jake Rose, who’s here to talk about MTSU’s win over Western Kentucky last Saturday. (And yes, the conversation involves sun flares. Prepare yourselves.) Then we discuss the 24-team playoff expansion, which, honestly, became inevitable the moment games started to be referred to as “inventory”. We’re mostly pleased, aside from the lack of G6 representation. Will this lead to a separate G6 playoff? At least one “source” hopes so. Up next is a review of last week’s minutes and, boy, were we wrong about some things. Bama found the juice. Georgia quickly and emphatically disposed of Ole Miss. Tennessee played lights out in a blackout. And we all had a good giggle over Sparty’s win in the Big House. In other highlights from the weekend, Bobby Mo won the City Game (go Bob!), Maryland won a football game in November, and we ponder what bowl destination awaits Ohio State fans. (Vegas? Tampa? The possibilities are endless.) Finally, it’s time to turn the page to Week 11. Sparkle fingers abound for AJ’s #GroupOfSixAfterDarkQuadboxSpecials. Thursday Memphis at South Florida (8 ET Thursday, ESPN): That’s not enough points, friends. Louisiana at Louisiana-Monroe (9 ET Thursday, ESPN2): This is a very fun rivalry game. Friday Florida State at Pitt (7 ET Friday, ESPN): Rick’s heading to Pittsburgh! Illinois at No. 4 UCLA (9 ET Friday, FOX): They’re going to run the dang ball. A lot. No. 14 Houston at Colorado (10:15 ET Friday, ESPN): Sometimes the Buffs can make things spicy at home. Noon-ish Cincinnati at Iowa State (Noon ET, TNT): Cincy beat BYU … and then the wheels fell off. Syracuse at NC State (Noon ET, ACCN): We can’t look away. James Madison at UConn (Noon ET, CBSSN): The Dukes have looked down lately. Georgia Tech at Clemson (12:30 ET, God’s CW): Eyeballs on this one, although we’re not sure why. Afternoon Georgia Southern at Georgia State (3:30 ET, ESPN+): The battle for the real GSU! Florida Atlantic at Tulsa (3:30 ET, ESPN+): Tulsa wiped Tulane last week. Fresno State at Texas State (4 ET, God’s CW): This should be fun. Kansas at West Virginia (5:30 ET, ESPNU): It’s time for us all to learn new ways to play the game of football. Evening Oregon State at No. 17 Boise State (6 ET, USA): We really want this game to be good. Florida at No. 13 Kentucky (6:15 ET, ESPN): Gators likely in danger at Kroger. Louisville at North Carolina (7 ET, ESPN2): Low-key banger alert. UNLV at No. 23 New Mexico (7:30 ET, God’s CW): We’re hoping UNLV can make this interesting. After Dark North Texas at UTSA (9 ET, ESPNU): The Funnest Index of the Week! 77.5! Remember … to watch this game. No. 10 Texas Tech at Oklahoma State (9:30 ET, ESPN): Somehow, someway, this game will end last. Utah State at San Diego State (9:30 ET, USA): Utah State has a live mascot now! Also, something about ice cream and a helicopter. Wyoming at UTEP (10 ET, FS1): The Cowboys are low-key good this year. Colorado State at Washington State (10:30 ET, CBSSN): Wazzu is favored? This game’s gonna be dumb. North Dakota State at Hawaii (11 ET, God’s CW): The Bison on the island with a low Fun Index. This game had so much potential in August. Sigh. Then, while this week’s Luca Brasi Large Masculine Child games offer a bit less luster than last weekend’s loaded slate, there’s still some really interesting stuff here. Especially if you appreciate good defenses. Duke at No. 5 Miami (Noon ET, ABC): The attempt to sort out the top of the ACC begins with this one. Do the Canes rebound at home? That Duke defense is really good. Eyeballs, friends. No. 11 Wake Forest at No. 25 SMU (Noon ET, ESPN): The ankle biters head to Texas in a battle between two of the top offenses AND defenses in the conference. Something has to give. And it might be Kevin Jennings. No. 9 Tennessee at Texas A&M (3 ET, ESPN): It’s tempting to view this as a potential letdown game for the Vols, but the Aggies just aren’t it this year. Missouri at No. 1 Georgia (3:30 ET, ABC): We hate to admit it, but Georgia beast mode might be back in full force. And while they’re very publicly coaching-secure, we don’t like Mizzou’s chances here. No. 15 USC at No. 6 Indiana (3:30 ET, CBS): The Hoosiers have looked extremely mortable as of late, requiring back-to-back OT games to edge out wins. USC isn’t going to play defense. Indiana definitely is. To win at home, Indiana needs to drag USC down into the mud. No. 2 Utah at No. 22 Arizona (7:30 ET, FOX): If the Utes are going to have a misstep, this is likely it. Tucson can be a tough ...
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