We start with the fallout at Florida State and whether Mike Norvell can survive the tailspin, plus the wild rumors surrounding a potential Jimbo Fisher return. Tony breaks down why Oklahoma seems to have lost its identity and what is really behind Steve Sarkisian’s recent complaints about the SEC schedule. Beyond the field, we tackle the media world as Michelle Beadle calls out Pat McAfee for his recent comments.

We also look ahead to massive Week 11 matchups including the Alabama vs LSU showdown, the high-stakes battle between Notre Dame and Miami, and the legendary Holy War between BYU and Utah. Finally, we analyze the latest College Football Playoff rankings and why the committee’s logic might be more flawed than ever.

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Welcome to a special episode of the Add Drop Podcast featuring Courtney Burns, the Head Women's Basketball Coach at Post University. In this deep-dive interview, Coach Burns opens up about her unique journey from being a math major to leading a collegiate program in the heart of Connecticut. We explore the vital connection between youth AAU programs and college success, and why Coach Burns believes building a family-oriented culture is the secret to long-term winning.

From navigating the challenges of the modern transfer portal to the technical side of the read-and-react offense, this conversation covers everything a basketball fan or aspiring coach needs to know. Coach Burns also shares some lighter moments, including her thoughts on whether she could still play a full season today, her favorite Michael Jordan memories, and the legendary Italian cooking that keeps her team fueled. Whether you are interested in the tactical side of the game or the personal stories that drive a leader, this episode has something for everyone.

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Ever wonder what it takes to transition from an All-American player to a head coach in one of the toughest conferences in college basketball? In this episode of the AddDrop Podcast, host Terrance Biggs sits down with Zach Malvik, the head men's basketball coach at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. They dive deep into the culture of the Blugolds, the game's evolution, and what it’s like to lead a young team through a major transition.

Key Topics in This Episode Coach Malvik shares his perspective on moving from the court to the sidelines and how his competitive drive still fuels his coaching style today. With the UW-Eau Claire program entering a new era after losing several key starters to graduation, the conversation covers the challenges of getting freshmen and sophomores up to speed in the highly competitive WIAC. You will hear about the specific intangibles Coach Malvik looks for in recruits, including a genuine love for the game and the mental toughness required to compete at a high level.

The discussion also touches on the incredible atmosphere at the Sonnentag Event Center and the strong community support in Eau Claire. Beyond the court, Coach Malvik reflects on the advice he would give his younger self, his life as a sports parent, and even his favorite local spots to grab a meal. Whether you are a Blugold fan or a student of the game, this interview provides a great look at the mindset required to build a successful college program.

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Get ready for an action-packed dive into the latest college football landscape! In this episode, Last Word on College Football managing editor Tony Siracusa delivers expert analysis on the biggest headlines, coaching shake-ups, and structural debates shaping the sport today.

The episode kicks off with a hard look at Maryland following the firing of Mike Locksley. We examine the driving forces behind the decision, the financial hurdles the Terrapins face trying to stay competitive in the grueling Big Ten, and what lies ahead for the program. The conversation then shifts to the phenomenal coaching performances across the country, spotlighting the remarkable work done by Jake Dickert and Bob Chesney, alongside Wake Forest's surprising surge to a 6-1 record and their legitimate playoff potential. Over at UCLA, a gritty "burn the boats" mentality is paying massive dividends.

One of the central discussions centers on the controversial proposal for a massive 24-team playoff. We tackle the tough questions:

• Is the sport becoming too watered down?

• How will expansion impact fans, ticket costs, and the loss of traditional home-field control?

• What are the looming threats of player lawsuits and revenue sharing?

• Are corporate interests taking over the postseason experience?

We also get real about the Arch Manning situation at Texas and the current state of the Longhorns. Is it time for a change in Austin, or can the team right the ship ahead of a high-stakes showdown against Ole Miss? Additional previews cover the critical battle between Tennessee and South Carolina, as well as an intense clash between LSU and Auburn.

Finally, Tony wraps up the episode by sharing personal stories about the joy of watching football alongside a spouse who understands the game as deeply as any coordinator.

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Welcome to another episode of the AddDrop Podcast where we dive deep into the world of college athletics. Today, we are joined by Elle Campbell, the head women's flag football coach at the University of St. Mary, to discuss her transition from player to coach at her alma mater. Join us for an inspiring conversation about building a program from the ground up in one of the fastest-growing sports in the country. In this interview, Coach Campbell opens up about the challenges and triumphs of her first season, including the electric feeling of her first home victory. She explains her unique approach to recruiting, prioritizing attitude and effort over raw skill to find true Spire material. We also explore the massive growth of flag football on a national level as it prepares for the Olympic stage and how she has built a resilient culture with an impressive player retention rate. Beyond the field, Coach Campbell shares her leadership philosophy rooted in positivity and small details. We also get a glimpse into her life outside of coaching, from her dedicated Green Bay Packers fandom to the 24-hour taco spots she misses most from her hometown of Las Vegas. Whether you are a fan of flag football or interested in the mechanics of building a successful sports program, this episode offers valuable insights into the rising world of women's athletics.

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The discussion moves into the political arena with a deep dive into the Protect College Sports Act. Tony provides a masterclass on the legislative process, explaining why conference commissioners like Greg Sankey have been slow-walking the bill and what the actual text says about athlete employee status and antitrust exemptions. ️

We also explore the new retention budgets, the Lane Kiffin rule regarding coaching changes, and why the proposed boycotts from the Congressional Black Caucus failed to gain traction among players looking to secure their families' financial futures. Whether you are a die-hard fan or a sports law enthusiast, this episode provides the clarity you need for the upcoming season.

1. Intro and El Segundo History
2. The Stephen Daly Eligibility Case
3. Judge Sweeney Ruling and NCAA Chaos
4. Coaching Perspectives on Roster Limits
5. The Risk of Judicial Waivers
6. Protect College Sports Act Update
7. Debunking Media Myths on Sports Law
8. Athlete Employee Status and Revenue Sharing
9. Antitrust Exemptions and Player Rights
10. The CBC Boycott and NIL Realities
11. The Lane Kiffin Rule and Media Pooling
12. Retention Budgets and Financial Reporting
13. Outro and Where to Follow

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