Episode 6 of the Saturday Morning Tailgate is ready to kick off your LOADED college football weekend! Bryson, Tim, and Arthur will break down James Franklin's firing from Penn State and who the guys suggest as his replacement in Happy Valley, if Miami is a pretender after their upset loss to Louisville, if we should take Curt Cignetti's Indiana Hoosiers seriously as a National Title contender, and if Texas is back in business after their rivalry win over Oklahoma. Arthur Hurst will then break down how Ohio State can stay hot and get a road win at Wisconsin on Buckeyes Breakfast! The three hosts will then break down their personal Top 25 lists and how they think it could shake out after today's games. Bryson lays out the keys to a Tennessee win over Alabama in The Third Saturday In October on The Vol View! The Cover Crew featuring The BTA Trio gives their favorite games that you should bet on this weekend! Tim chomps through Gator City as he details how Billy Napier is coaching for his job against Mississippi State on Gator City! At the end of the show, the guys predict all of the biggest Week 8 games in college football!
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