Was a really fun episode.

We got into the Colorado stuff on today’s episode of Until Saturday

Listen here: theathletic.lnk.to/saturdayTX

Really proud of this story. Check it out if you haven’t seen it.

The Sooners are kind of flying under the radar, but they may be nasty next year.

More on the evolution of the sport from Chris

The improbable mission of a 5-foot-6, 160-pound college football walk-on

Meet ⁦Sam Salz⁩ theathletic.com/5457913/2024/0…

Colorado has been a big discussion point this week. We talk more about it on tomorrow’s Until Saturday. Make sure you listen to the last show with Max Olson to get caught up on the story that has owned CFB news all week pod.fo/e/23711a

Sam Salz stands at a diminutive 5-foot-6. The 160-pound walk-on can't attend most Texas A&M games due to religious observances.

But the proud Orthodox Jewish student wouldn't stop. And he's an Aggie wideout.

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When Ari told me he was working on this story, I told him it should be a movie. It’s like Rudy but even cooler.

I think I'm going to put Notre Dame No. 4 on my rankings someone please help me I'm losing my mind

Gavin Wimsatt's commitment to Rutgers in April of 2021 was the legitimizing piece to Greg Schiano's recruiting potential.

That's the funniest part of the whole thing.

The saddest thing is I was actually convinced he could be a hero in this sport.

It is alarming to see the head coach of a prominent football program making fun of kids on a social media platform.

The point of the Max Olson Colorado story was that Deion and his staff were inhumane with how they treated the cut players. And the response to that story has been Deion and his players being disrespectful to the cut players. Coincidence, I bet.