State of the State: Big 3 College Football
Oct 5, 2026 · 27 min · 9 segments
UF lost in embarrassing fashion over the weekend! TJ Pittinger (Double Fries No Slaw & College Football Addiction), Ali Peek (A Peek Inside Gators Football), and D$ (CanesInsight) get you caught up on…
Ali PeekHost
TJ PittingerHostD$Host
Uh, you know, when they looked so good against Ole Miss, they looked physical, and mature, and dominant, and so I did think, like, "Okay, then they're up for that test." And I think I talked about it on this channel, I talked about it on mine a lot, about how I felt like this was a maturity litmus test, and they're not there.
They failed the maturity litmus test, and they didn't look physical, and they didn't look dominate- dominant.
Now, if you look at that third down, Philo misses Duke Clark, who was just absolutely wide open, like could've been doing circles in the end zone, um, instead goes for the tight end in the back of the end zone, doesn't catch it.
But th- they figured out what Buster Faulkner wanted to do, and I'm really interested to see what more comes out this week about that.
I had had Landon Tegtmeier on my show, and he was, when he was showing something on the offensive line, and he was praising the offensive line, and he was like, "Oh, that's a kind of little bit of a tell there.
You see how his feet are spaced? But, you know, it's a minor one." But add that with what Drinksz said, and then add that to the press conference where Buster Faulkner talks about, um, you know, they, somebody asked him, like, "Do you change every week?" And he said something about, like, "Well, we don't change what we're trying to do, but we do change the picture." Well, if you're a good defensive coordinator, do you put that together with some of the tells, with...
This offensive line looked like we kind of were expecting them to look the entire season, and then they were good the first four games of the year.
Uh, you know, when they looked so good against Ole Miss, they looked physical, and mature, and dominant, and so I did think, like, "Okay, then they're up for that test." And I think I talked about it on this channel, I talked about it on mine a lot, about how I felt like this was a maturity litmus test, and they're not there.
They failed the maturity litmus test, and they didn't look physical, and they didn't look dominate- dominant.
Now, if you look at that third down, Philo misses Duke Clark, who was just absolutely wide open, like could've been doing circles in the end zone, um, instead goes for the tight end in the back of the end zone, doesn't catch it.
But th- they figured out what Buster Faulkner wanted to do, and I'm really interested to see what more comes out this week about that.
I had had Landon Tegtmeier on my show, and he was, when he was showing something on the offensive line, and he was praising the offensive line, and he was like, "Oh, that's a kind of little bit of a tell there.
You see how his feet are spaced? But, you know, it's a minor one." But add that with what Drinksz said, and then add that to the press conference where Buster Faulkner talks about, um, you know, they, somebody asked him, like, "Do you change every week?" And he said something about, like, "Well, we don't change what we're trying to do, but we do change the picture." Well, if you're a good defensive coordinator, do you put that together with some of the tells, with...
This offensive line looked like we kind of were expecting them to look the entire season, and then they were good the first four games of the year.
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