Tulane University of Louisiana

Uh, go on the road and beat a, you know, a mid, mid-tier Big 10 team.

And, you know, beat Tulane, uh, by 14, a, a pretty good G6 program.

And now Stanford travels across the country.

Uh, I don't think Stanford's very good.

They played, you know, two, two tomato cans.

But, um, both of these, both of these coaches, they coached against each other in the American last year, UCF, uh, USF, and Tulane.

Um, Tulane actually murdered them, I think, like, about 35 points, 30, 35 points.

Um, so I don't think we know a lot about Florida.

We know a little bit more about Auburn with their battle with Baylor.

Not much.

You, you're gonna play this Barnes kid from Tulane, and then this Francois-

Yeah

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And they both just played SEC games, which matters

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Kansas State minus 20 and a half against Tulane.

I think Kansas State's starting to figure themselves out a little bit.

That's funny.

Did you go to college? Yeah, Tulane.

I got out in 36.

You haven't lived in Arizona

a lot of teams stick to a rotation.

Like let's talk about Nate Shepard over at Duke, right? Like they open up with Tulane and Illinois, like they are just riding him.

And he is by far the number one college fantasy football pick right now.

He's the number one pick in college fantasy football right now.

Patrick Overmeyer, already really good tight end.

Makai Hughes already looks more like the Tulane running back than the Oregon running back.

Shadre Hurst, maybe one of the best guards in the entire nation.

A good player that Texas Tech tried to get, and he chose Houston and Fritz because of the familiarity from Tulane.

Jalen Mayo already looks really good at cornerback.

And so I just think it's a roster that makes sense.

I've seen that picture of him with a mohawk in college.

He's a psychopath.

They were former assistants in the league as well.

You mentioned competing against him at Tulane, but he also said he's just gotten to know you well as a coach and a friend over the years from competing against each other.

What's your relationship like with John Summerall? He said we were friends.

Not this week.

Did a great job at Troy.

High-end job at Troy.

Did a high-end job at Tulane.

Got a ton of respect for how he works.

So I guess I'll leave it to you to sort of add on.

So the two individuals in lower right, the first of them is Robert Gary, who is a virologist at Tulane.

The second is Christian Anderson, who is a computational virologist from Scripps.

Those two individuals and two of their colleagues, one, Andrew Rambeau, who is from Edinburgh, and the other, Eddie Holmes, who is from Australia, they began to look at the sequence of SARS-CoV-2 after it was first published on January 20th of 2020. and they immediately became concerned that there were aspects of the sequence that strongly suggested it had been genetically engineered and thus that the virus had a lab origin, and not only a lab origin, but a lab origin involving deliberate genetic enhancement using recombinant DNA techniques.