Episode #232
CFN 25-21: CFP Round 1 Previews: Bama vs OU, Miami vs Texas A&M
Dec 19, 20251h 20mS0
<p>CFN 25-21: CFP Round 1 Previews: Bama vs OU, Miami vs Texas A&M</p>
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Hosted by Unknown Host · sports · EN · 163 episodes
Daniel and Josh take a deep dive into college football analytics, with detailed previews of the biggest games and weekly recaps of Saturday's action. The Nerds focus on giving the most honest takes possible, using computer modeling and hard data, to give you an objective look at the college football landscape.
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Episode #232
<p>CFN 25-21: CFP Round 1 Previews: Bama vs OU, Miami vs Texas A&M</p>
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