The Audible with Stew, Bruce & Ralph: A show about college football

Bruce Feldman, Stewart Mandel and Ralph Russo discuss the latest in college football, interview the biggest names in the sport and give insight into the most relevant topics dominating the discussion. From National Signing Day to the National Championship, Bruce, Stew and Ralph have you covered year-round. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. 11. Aug.

    Big 12 Preview: Deion’s Rebound Season, McGuire’s Prove-It Year & Dillingham’s Blueprint

    The Big 12 is potentially the most wide-open and chaotic conference in college football, and we are breaking down every single contender, dark horse, and spoiler. Stew, Bruce, and Ralph look at Colorado's overhauled roster to see if Deion Sanders has the lines of scrimmage fixed enough to spark a massive rebound season after last year's frustrating 3-9 collapse. Then, they head to Lubbock to debate if Joey McGuire is finally ready to push Texas Tech to the very top of college football. Plus, the guys dissect Kenny Dillingham's developmental blueprint at Arizona State and see if the Sun Devils can shock the oddsmakers. But the chaos doesn’t stop there. We run through over/under win totals and major storylines for all 16 teams navigating massive coaching changes across the country. Can the Utah Utes maintain their standard in a new era, or will Avery Johnson and Kansas State steal the crown? We check in on Lance Leipold’s Kansas squad, and discuss how Iowa State retools after a major offseason shift. Finally, we analyze the schematic changes for programs like Brent Brennan's Arizona Wildcats, Scott Frost's second year at UCF, and Scott Satterfield's high-stakes pivotal year with the Cincinnati Bearcats. Timestamps 0:00 - Intro 1:45 - Texas Tech 5:42 - BYU 10:37 - Utah 13:05 - Kansas State 15:52 - Houston 19:58 - Texas Tech versus the field 23:11 - Arizona 25:14 - TCU 27:34 - Arizona State 29:26 - Kenny Dillingham’s future? 33:17 - Colorado 36:08 - Will Deion will be the coach in 2027? 38:04 - Baylor 40:27 - Kansas 43:41 - Cincinnati 45:54 - Wildcards 46:03 - Oklahoma State 49:22 - West Virginia 50:50 - Iowa State 52:28 - UCF 55:09 - Mailbag 🎧 Subscribe to The Audible Podcast for weekly college football deep dives! #CollegeFootball #Big12 #ColoradoFootball #TexasTech #ArizonaState #UtahFootball #KStateFB #GoPokes #KUFootball #UCFKnights #BearDown #Cyclones Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  2. 4. Aug.

    USC-Notre Dame Series Return, College Sports Bill Hits Senate Floor & Michael Lombardi Updates

    On today's program, Bruce, Stew, and Ralph dive deep into a massive week for college football, spanning from historic rivalry renewals to major legal decisions shaping the future of the sport. First, Bruce shares his inner-circle experiences from the FOX Sports Football retreat, including a fascinating breakfast breakdown with Chris Petersen and Gerry DiNardo about 1970s play-signaling restrictions. Plus, we dive into two crucial new rule changes explained by Mike Pereira and a quick recap of golfing with Tom Rinaldi. Next, a classic rivalry is renewed! USC and Notre Dame have officially agreed to a four-game series beginning in 2030. The guys debate the formatting, exploring why USC fans are split, why Stew loves the early-season timing, and Ralph’s concerns about burning a historic matchup in Week 1. We also break down the historic alignment between the Big Ten and the SEC, who have finally green-lit the college sports bill to head to the Senate floor. We examine if this seven-year journey will clear the House, what a potential 19-school conference realignment looks like, and if this bill could actually lead to kicking underperforming schools out of top conferences. The crew also reacts to a judge granting an injunction that gives Class of 2022 athletes a fifth year of NCAA eligibility. Bruce explains why this may not be as exciting for teams as it looks on paper, while Stew and Ralph look at which favorite teams could suddenly get key stars back on the roster.  Finally, we track the latest developments out of Chapel Hill, where North Carolina’s Michael Lombardi has retained an attorney and is ready to clear his name. Catch Us Everywhere Watch on YouTube: Search "@AudibleShow" to see the full video episodes!Subscribe: Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a 5-star rating wherever you get your podcasts. Timestamps 0:00 - Intro 0:47 - Bruce reveiews the start of the FOX offsites 6:00 - USC vs Notre Dame discussion 15:13 - Ralph discusses latest on potential Senate involvement 22:43 - Ralph explains the latest eligibility ruling in Colorado 34:15 - Latest on UNC GM Mike Lombardi Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  3. 30. Juli

    Big Ten Media Days: Are Oregon, Ohio State, and Indiana the Class of the Conference?

    Bruce Feldman and Stewart Mandel are live in Chicago for Big Ten Media Days! On today's program, the guys break down their biggest takeaways from the podium and ask a massive question: Are Oregon, Ohio State, and Indiana the undisputed new "Big Three" and the class of the conference? Plus, Stew shares details from his exclusive sit-down interview with the Big Ten Commissioner, and the guys look ahead to crucial Thursday storylines for Lincoln Riley and Penn State. Later, the crew reacts to the historic news of Ohio State and Notre Dame adding sponsorship patches to their iconic jerseys. The mailbag is packed this week. Ralph Russo answers your questions Most Dominant Seasons Ever: The guys tackle a heavy question from Jason in Columbia, SC, ranking four legendary individual seasons since 2000: Tim Tebow (2007), Cam Newton (2010), Joe Burrow (2019), and Travis Hunter (2024). Is Hunter's dual-award season actually crazier than Shohei Ohtani?Blue Blood Urgency: Which historic program needs a successful campaign the most to avoid sliding into complete irrelevance in this new era of player compensation?Coordinators Under Pressure: Bryan from Atlanta asks which coordinators across the country are facing the absolute most heat, whether they are stepping into championship expectations or trying to fix struggling units. Timestamps 0:52 - Bret Bielema’s comments 4:49 - Stew on his convo with Tony Petitti 13:26 - Bruce’s takeaways from day 1 of media day 15:09 - Matt Campbell & Penn State 16:18 - USC & Lincoln Riley 23:15 - Stew is concerned about Michigan 24:50 - Dante Moore & Oregon discussion 25:49 - Stew on Oregon 27:45 - Jersey Patches 31:23 - Audible Mailbag 31:56 - Question 1: Blue Blood schools 35:57 - Question 2: Most impressive individual seasons 39:33 - Question 3: Coordinators under pressure 44:02 - Gift card for Mailbag winner Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  4. 28. Juli

    What Lincoln Riley Must Prove + Big Ten Media Day Expectations

    In today’s episode, The Athletic’s Bruce Feldman and Ralph Russo break down a chaotic week in college football, starting with breaking news out of Chapel Hill, a massive Big Ten Media Day preview, and the sport’s latest labor shifts.  First, the guys dive into North Carolina placing general manager Michael Lombardi on paid administrative leave. What does this mean for the Tar Heels' 2026 season, the program's structural future, and the long-term relationship between UNC and Bill Belichick? Bruce and Ralph evaluate Lombardi’s brief tenure as a CFB general manager and project what expectations look like for UNC moving forward.  Next, with Big Ten Media Days kicking off and USC head coach Lincoln Riley taking the stage tomorrow, the guys preview the biggest storylines, teams, and coaches they are chasing down. Plus, they break down the 2026 Preseason Big Ten Poll, discussing why predicting an order of finish is harder than the SEC this year and why Bruce is underwhelmed by the conference's running back rooms.  Finally, they tackle the latest massive labor news as Stanford football players move toward creating a collective bargaining unit. Does this bring college football closer to a CBA? To wrap up, Bruce and Ralph highlight college football’s 2026 "All-Geezer Team," spotlighting the 7th- and 8th-year players still dotting rosters, including names like Avery Johnson and Bear Alexander. 📺 Watch us on YouTube: @AudibleShow 🎧 Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts so you never miss an episode! TIMESTAMPS: 1:10 UNC places GM Michael Lombardi on paid administrative leave due to HR complaint 6:13 - Another distraction for UNC 7:28 - What happens going forward? 16:36 - What is high on Bruce’s list for Big Ten media day? 20:36 - Oregon Ducks title contention? 23:31 - Last time Ohio State won the Big Ten 25:36 - Pressure on Lincoln Riley and USC 31:46 - The Big Ten RBs 34:35 - Stanford players and a CBA? 40:25 - The All-Geezer team Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Bruce Feldman, Stewart Mandel and Ralph Russo discuss the latest in college football, interview the biggest names in the sport and give insight into the most relevant topics dominating the discussion. From National Signing Day to the National Championship, Bruce, Stew and Ralph have you covered year-round. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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