Checking in on undefeated teams & the joint meeting between the SEC and Big Ten | College Football Enquirer
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On today’s show, Dan Wetzel, Ross Dellenger and SI’s Pat Forde check in on the 14 remaining undefeated P4 teams in college football. They project which of the teams has the best shot of maintaining their unblemished seasons, and who will be the most likely to drop a game in the near future.
Additionally, Dellenger shares what to expect from the Big Ten and SEC’s upcoming joint meeting. He also provides an update on college football realignment, and who the Pac-12 and Mountain West could be adding.
They close out the show with a disturbing update to Fat Bear Week that forced the event to be postponed.
(1:04) Undefeated team check-in
(22:24) SEC and Big Ten scheming
(36:36) More conference realignment
(50:56) Fat Bear Week update
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