In recent times, Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith made comments about Michigan that sparked a debate among Dan Wetzel, Ross Dellenger, and Pat Forde of SI. The discussion centered on whether an asterisk should be added to the Buckeyes’ losses to the Wolverines in recent years. Meanwhile, Wetzel raised an interesting question: could the Big Ten surpass the SEC in college football dominance, especially after Michigan’s success?
After a brief break, the hosts turned their attention to news that UCLA may need to pay $10 million to Cal over the next six years due to their departure from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten. Dellenger noted that this additional expense limits the benefits for UCLA leaving the Pac-12. The conversation then shifted to Julian Lewis visiting Indiana, a surprising destination for a top recruit. Forde speculated on how the Hoosiers could potentially attract more high-profile recruits.
The episode concluded with a story about a woman suing Cold Stone Creamery for falsely claiming their pistachio ice cream contained real pistachios. The hosts covered various topics throughout the episode, including parting shots between rival sports teams, financial implications of conference realignment, and unexpected recruiting visits. Be sure to follow Dan, Pat, and Ross on social media for more sports insights. You can watch full episodes on YouTube and listen to other Yahoo Sports podcasts on Apple Podcasts. This article may contain affiliate links that could result in earning a commission if you make a purchase.
