Ryan McGee

Consideration went into who did I want to be the first guest? And it became clear to me that there are a few people in this business who I have immense respect for.

And one of them is Ryan McGee.

He is senior writer at ESPN.

He is the co-host of Marty McGee.

And so I really appreciate you saying that because it's, it's, The first half of my career was on one side of it, and now the second half of my career is on the other side of it, and it's my single most favorite aspect of my job.

Well, it's clear because that love comes through in your pieces.

We're talking with the great Ryan McGee from ESPN.

Your feature on the third Saturday in October, a day that means certainly a great deal to you, one that certainly means as much to me.

Hawaii, Northern Illinois.

Apparently, this is one of those Ryan McGee bottom 10 games.

Well, because they have one win between them.

Yeah.

Sometimes they'll put you in there.

Yeah, and they've lost two in a row, so you're kind of used to it.

This is the way Ryan McGee put it with Northern Illinois because they're number one.

in the bottom 10.

But in college sports, I think you could make an argument for more games in the major sports.

So I've always been, I think you must have gotten me, now Ryan McGee thinks what you said.

Ryan McGee believes in everything you just said.

I think you're getting us confused because we both have accents.

i'm sorry i just i i can you could actually go back about three weeks ago while you guys are still on usp and are still on disney plus okay you don't have to rub that ryan said that i'm sorry dude i don't mean that you don't mean that it's a glitch they're bringing us

Oh.

[laughs] We're gonna have Ryan McGee on.

Chaos.

Uh, five teams in the top seven.

Michael Wilbon, boys and girls.

We'll take a break.

Ryan McGee will join us and talk about college football.

I'm Tony Kornheiser.

There are so many great moments that got overshadowed.

Tennessee's defense, Ryan McGee, our buddy, wrote a piece about that recently that people around the SEC were talking about that.

They were a dominant unit.

The Indiana-Ohio State situation comes with the problem now that Ohio State won the battle and lost its quarterback.

Hey, um-

Well, Ryan McGee even said it today.

Um, we had a media opportunity with him, um, during SEC Nation, while they're here tomorrow, and he had just said, like, so, like, in this day and age of college football, you try and create so many different rivalries just based off of, like, who went and got my head coach.

Yeah.