Steve Helwagon on Brendan Sorsby regaining eligibility: "It's just something that rocks the whole industry to the core."

Steve Helwagon on Brendan Sorsby regaining eligibility: "It's just something that rocks the whole industry to the core."

Jake Vulinec talks with Steve Helwagon for a wide-ranging conversation on the biggest storylines in college football right now. The pair dives into the reinstatement of Brendan Sorsby’s eligibility and what it could mean for the broader college football landscape. Has the NCAA lost too much control in the current NIL era, and are we seeing a shift in who really governs the sport? Then the focus shifts to Ohio State, where questions are piling up on offense following the loss of Brian Hartline. How much does it impact the Buckeyes’ wide receiver room and overall offensive production moving forward? And finally, a closer look at superstar potential in Columbus — is there another level for Jeremiah Smith, or has the nation already seen the ceiling of one of college football’s brightest young talents?

Hour 2: Steve Helwagon talks Brendan Sorsby eligibility + Should Brendan Sorsby be allowed to play football? + If the QB battle ends in a tie, could the starting job still go to Shedeur?

Steve Helwagen joins the show to break down the Brendan Sorsby situation after the Texas Tech quarterback regained eligibility despite admitting to betting on Indiana games while he was a member of the Hoosiers program. What does the ruling mean for the future of college athletics, and should Sorsby be allowed back on the field? Then we shift to Browns training camp and one of the biggest questions facing Cleveland's quarterback room. If the competition ends in a dead heat, could Shedeur Sanders still emerge as the Week 1 starter?

Hour 1: Denzel Ward says he wants to be here, though Myles is gone, why is that? + Has Wyatt Teller become unlikeable? + Have you given up on the Spurs?

The Browns have entered a new era without Myles Garrett, but one of their biggest stars isn't looking for the exit. Why does Denzel Ward still believe in Cleveland, and what does his commitment say about the direction of the franchise? Plus, has Wyatt Teller become unlikeable after his comments about taking his foot off the gas his last few years with the Browns? And in the NBA Finals, the Spurs find themselves in a deep hole against the Knicks. Have we reached the point of giving up on San Antonio, or is there still a path back into the series?

Jon Ledyard: Andrew Berry's process trading Myles Garrett was bad, but it worked out in the end

Jon Ledyard of the Audibles & Analytics podcast joins Jake Vulinec to break down the Myles Garrett trade and what type of player Jared Verse could one day become.

Hour 2: Does the Myles Garrett trade clear up the QB1 question?+Is a Donovan Mitchell extension really the best idea?

Jake Vulinec talks about how the Myles Garrett trade impacts the Browns quarterback competition, and asks if it might benefit Todd Monken overall. He also asks whether a Donovan Mitchell extension is really the best idea for the Cavaliers.