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SVP and Stanford Steve are back to share their thoughts from Sunday and Monday’s CFB games and discuss what interests them most heading into this NFL season. Ole Miss edged out Louisville in a Sunday night thriller in Nashville. Are both teams just really good? The guys give Trinidad Chambliss props for his late-game heroics but also acknowledge that the Rebels defense could be shaky. And how about Lincoln Kienholz?! The guys also break down SMU’s win over Florida State and how Mike Norvell’s days are likely numbered… The NFL Season is upon us. But why an Australia game?? SVP has some teams he’s high on, including Baltimore, Dallas and others, while Steve is juiced for an early season Pooptown showdown. Additionally, SVP lists the teams who are submitting early paperwork for Pooptown, Steve unleashes a hot take on the Bills, and the guys list their top 3 CFB teams after Week 1. Plus, SVP’s kids are back to school, so it’s time to look back on what Sam and Charlie wanted to be as 4-year-olds. | SVPod Approximate Timecodes: (0:00) Intro (1:53) Re-addressing the Michigan situation (7:20) What to expect from Michigan this week (12:00) Ohio State-Texas preview (16:00) Ole Miss-Louisville recap (23:05) SMU-Florida State recap (25:50) Are Mike Norvell’s days numbered? (27:55) How SMU has become an ACC force (32:15) The kids are back to school (finally) (39:34) NFL season is here: But why Australia? (45:05) Can the Steelers be better? (46:55) Can the Ravens bounce back? (48:13) Can DAL & DET be good? (50:50) Other compelling teams entering the season (58:05) Early paperwork filed for Pooptown (1:02:30) Big fantasy draft coming up (1:06:00) Final NFL thoughts (1:09:25) Top 3 CFB teams? (1:12:03) Thanks for watching Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

— Ty’ray Davis accounted for four touchdowns, and West Florida clinched its second straight win as a Division I member, defeating Central Arkansas 42-14 on Saturday night.

— Donovyn Omolo threw three touchdown passes in his first game with Central Arkansas, leading the Bears to a 36-24 victory over UT Martin in a Football Championship Subdivision season opener on Thursday night.

— Quarterback Stone Earle accounted for five touchdowns and E.J. Wilson ran for 138 yards, and Abilene Christian clinched the United Athletic Conference title beating Central Arkansas 49-28 on Saturday.

— Joshua Dye had 39 carries for 181 yards and scored on runs of 25, 15 and 3 yards Saturday night to help Southern Utah beat Central Arkansas 28-21.

— Chris Parson accounted for four touchdowns to reclaim the lead twice for Austin Peay in a 41-38 win over Central Arkansas on Saturday.

— Myles Burkett threw three touchdown passes to Marcus Calwise Jr. and Eastern Kentucky rolled past Central Arkansas 34-13 on Saturday night.

— Davin Wydner threw two touchdown passes in the final six-and-a-half minutes and West Georgia rallied for an 18-17 win over Central Arkansas on Saturday.

— Landen Chambers ran for 184 yards and three touchdowns as Central Arkansas overwhelmed North Alabama 49–21 on Saturday in United Athletic Conference play.