• CFB Week #11 2024 | James Franklin Cakes His Pants, Make Ok St Great Again (Fire Gundy), and Revenge of the Jimbo Fisher at WVU?

  • Nov 7 2024
  • Length: 3 hrs and 7 mins
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CFB Week #11 2024 | James Franklin Cakes His Pants, Make Ok St Great Again (Fire Gundy), and Revenge of the Jimbo Fisher at WVU?

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    ‘Evil’ Mark and Eric Stephens discuss College Football for Week #11 James Franklin Cakes His Pants, Yells At Nittany Lion Fans. Mark Hates CFP Seeding Predictions, CFB Seasons Is Goings So Fast Blah Blah Blah, CFP Rankings More Important Than Presidency, Finally FUE Returns, Mark Thinking About TikTok Video (One Off), Wrigley Loves Kramer, CFB Jedi Council Rankings, Modus Operandi Confuses Us, Coach of The Year - Beside Cignetti, SWAGGERBILT, WINdiana Is a Beautiful Thing, K-State Pisses Mark Off, Dano Holgorsen Is Alright, Jimbo Fisher Comes Home to Country Road (WVU), Sheduer Sanders Will Buy You An Ottoman (He Won't Tell You That), Coastal Carolina Loves The Bird, Holy War Preview, Our Teams Get a Playing Bye, Kennesaw @ UTEP Our Heart Is Breaking =(, and Can Lane Kiffin AKA Joey Freshwater Ever Win the Big One??? Eric calls Lane Kiffin the White James Franklin w/Hair. Trump Stumps for the Firing of Mike Gundy & More! – “What’s Wrigley Watching” is Presented By Chewy.com – Today’s episode was brought to you by @ShibToken & The Shib Army #SHIB #SHIB2MOON #CFB #Bulldogs #OleMiss #SIP
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