• Episode 68: Jim Harbaugh's Sad 15-0 Michigan Tattoo, Deion Sanders' Bad Recruiting Plans, People Going Mad Over Arch Manning's Spring Game Performance

  • Apr 23 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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Episode 68: Jim Harbaugh's Sad 15-0 Michigan Tattoo, Deion Sanders' Bad Recruiting Plans, People Going Mad Over Arch Manning's Spring Game Performance

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  • A promise is a promise.

    Jim Harbaugh is a man of his word, and got the cheapest Michigan 15-0 championship tattoo $110 can buy. He may be a champion, but Jerry Kill has better arm ink, bruh.

    Deion Sanders is getting lapped by Joey McGuire in the Big 12 recruiting race. The man won't leave Boulder, resulting in his sons to recruit players over social media in the transfer portal.

    As Kadyn Proctor walks back to Alabama with his tail between his legs, we wonder where guys like Jaden Rashada, Damien Martinez and Cormani McClain will transfer to.

    Plus, Arch Manning's Texas spring game has people losing their minds. Take a chill pill.

    John Buhler (Staff Writer, FanSided.com) and Cody Williams (Senior Editor, FanSided.com) read and react to all the madness the college football world provided them in the latter part of April.
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