Cover 3 College Football

Best podcast there is! I listen to cover 3 on all my runs and it helps grind out the miles. Mailbag question, what is the best year for high school recruiting? 2013 comes to my mind with studs like Chris Jones, Larmey Tunsil, Jonathan Allen, Derick Henry, Laquon Treadwell and others. Any thoughts?

Hey guys love the show, love it so much I’m on my wife’s phone to give another 5 star review. I also don’t know how to get another questioned answer since I’ve already left a review on my own phone, but If anyone needs a good listed to what’s going in the college football world. These guys should be your go to! My question for the mail bag. A couple of weeks ago I heard you say that there wasn’t a big difference between Kyle McCord and Will Howard. Which on the surface you’d be correct stats wise. However I’ll never forget the look of indifference on McCord’s face before the final drive to win the game up in Ann Arbor. That told me everything I needed to know about him. On the contrast Will Howard is an absolute gamer/ leader of men. I think that is so overlooked when assessing how good a QB is. I don’t believe OSU wins the title with McCord at the helm because of this very thing. Howard while not an elite talent in tangibles has that factor that can’t be measured in stats. I don’t see why Howard can’t be another Dak Pressott. A+ intangibles, with B- skills.

Greeting Gentlemen from Thailand ( I don’t live here, just visiting on my honeymoon). On my long my flight over here, I was catching up on the podcast and thinking about the future of the sport. My question is what can programs like Michigan State, that are stuck in the middle, do to remain respectable and not get left out from whatever changes come next. Also any advice for a newlywed?

For the ACC coaches and expectations Vegas style the new chancellor at Cal, the first Cal graduate in almost 100 years, gave an interview to John Wilner in February saying that six and six is no longer acceptable given all the new investment in football. Chancellor Lyons is concerned about a new super league and sees this as a tipping point requiring new investment and better outcomes.