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Hey Guys, Love the show, I’ve been listening to every episode for a couple of years now and it‘s definitely the best podcast out there. Question: As one of your many European listeners, I am closely following the growing amount of international players signing with D1 schools. And I was wondering: if you create ‚International State University‘, an university with only international players on the roster, at what level would they be able to compete? D2, FCS, Group of 5, Power 5 or even against CPU and Fornelli Tech? My guess is, that they would get Paul Johnson out of retirement, run the triple option all day (no good QBs but strong in the trenches) and win the punting battle (thanks to Australia). Greetings from Germany, Martin

I have a question for you guys. First of all Tom is the best , but I am glad Chip is out is prison! Texas Texas… If you would be a recruit, (Nil out, but even before that) Texas stinks! You are a big name from the past, but who cares? That program can’t go bowling in the BIG 12! I’m sure it won’t get better in the SEC! Why would any recruit have the longhorns on their early list? If BAMA, Georgia,Ohio State, Clemson… and a lot of more schools would make me an offer. I would take ALL of them! And Texas would be my fourth choice or beyond. I don’t get it hope you can explain that to me Best regards, Stefan from germany

Love the show and my first goto when I want to catch up on CFB and the latest news. Greetings from an American in Germany and glad the big 10 is back in the mix. Question for the crew: what are Purdue’s chances since Rondale Moore has opted out...do you think he’ll opt back in, or will they be able to adjust without him and have at least a bit more success than last year? Hard to keep up with the latest out here in Deutschland so if the question is already outdated no worries!

Hey guys, Love your show so much. Helps me all the way through grad school at MIT. Ok, here’s my question: How do programs go from great to elite, i.e. how do you bring programs like Michigan, Penn State, Florida, Oregon to the next level? What should they do in your opinion? If you prefer to pick one, please choose Michigan. Thanks!