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September 21, 2025 76 mins
SVP and Stanford Steve break down the full CFB Week 4 slate, including another bad Clemson loss, Miami’s win over Florida, Maryland’s upset win in Camp Randall, Indiana’s bludgeoning of Illinois and more. The Hoosiers proved they are LEGIT – can they beat any team in the Big Ten? Miami’s win was about that defense, and defense was on display in Norman in a good one between OU and Auburn. Where does Clemson go from here? Things aren’t looking good in Dabo country OR Madison, but they are in College Park and Lubbock. Finally, takeaways from Michigan’s win over Nebraska, Tulsa’s win over Oklahoma State and boy did the Gambling Gods collect this week. | SVPod Approximate timecodes: (0:00) Intro (1:25) Indiana destroys Illinois (4:55) Coral Gables recap (9:05) Miami’s defense leads the way in win over Florida (15:00) Texas Tech is FOR REAL (20:00) Oklahoma bests Auburn in defensive battle (29:30) Michigan holds off Nebraska (37:25) What to make of Clemson (40:55) Maryland is 4-0! (45:10) Week 4 Takeaways (46:58) Oklahoma State… yikes (48:20) Eating well in Miami (51:05) SVP’s friends went TOO FAR one night in Miami (59:25) More CFB Week 4 takeaways (1:03:30) Barn wedding peeps clapped back (1:06:10) Late night musings Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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