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Gordon's CFB Week 6 Picks: and he talks Packers, Money in the Bank

Yelling From the Couch

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Gordon's CFB Week 6 Picks: and he talks Packers, Money in the Bank

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Yelling From the Couch
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50 просмотров · 2 дня назад
College football chaos, upset alerts, and one seriously unfiltered set of picks—Gordon Chatterton breaks down Week 6 with blunt reactions and bold opinions. If you care about the Buckeyes, the SEC, or the games that could shake up Saturday’s slate, this episode is packed with matchups to know before kickoff. Gordon opens with Ohio State’s win over Iowa, including Jeremiah Smith’s 11-catch, 206-yard, 2-touchdown performance and the ongoing questions about the Buckeyes’ run game. From there, he reviews last week’s results, discusses the rankings, and makes his case for Kentucky vs. South Carolina as the game of the week. Then Gordon gives his Week 6 college football picks, including Iowa at Washington, Iowa State at BYU, Indiana at Nebraska, Texas A&M at Missouri, UCF at Oklahoma State, North Carolina at Pittsburgh, South Carolina at Florida, Texas vs. Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry, Notre Dame vs. Stanford, Ole Miss at Vanderbilt, UCLA at Oregon, Houston at Kansas State, Maryland at Ohio State, Tennessee at Arkansas, LSU at Kentucky, Georgia at Alabama, USC at Penn State, Kansas at Utah, and Boise State at Fresno State. You’ll hear Gordon’s take on: Why Jeremiah Smith changes the Ohio State offense Which teams are being overlooked or overvalued His upset pick for the Red River Rivalry Why he likes Kentucky at home against LSU Which heavyweight matchup could become the game of the week Gordon also looks ahead to Ohio State vs. Indiana, revisiting last year’s Big Ten title game and explaining why he thinks Indiana should be favored. He then turns to wrestling, mentioning Friday Night SmackDown and Money in the Bank, before wrapping up with a passionate critique of the Green Bay Packers’ offense and front-office decisions. Perfect for college football fans who want passionate picks, strong opinions, and sports talk that doesn’t pull its punches. 202