Setting the Stage for Hour Two

Trump's Tennessee Visit and Josh Pate's

A Wrestling Fan's Encounter with the

Oklahoma's Surprising Struggles and Florida's

Texas' Defensive Potential and Florida's

Mississippi State's Upcoming Challenge

The Importance of Scheduling in College

Josh Pate's College Football Show and

USC's Coaching Situation and the Appeal of

Message Board Monday and Coaching Criticism

Hard Rock Bet Promotion

Exhibition Basketball and Outdoor Games

Clay Travis Law Promotion

Texas A&M's Struggles and Mike Elko's Future

Texas A&M's Struggles and Coaching Concerns

LSU's Comeback Victory and Lane Kiffin's

Alabama's Dominance and Quarterback

XXXY Athletics Clothing Line

ACC Chaos and Conference Predictions

SEC Onside Kick Controversy

Final Thoughts and Upcoming Games

Josh Pate joins The Next Round to break down a wild start to the college football season and the biggest questions emerging across the SEC and the national landscape.

Pate reacts to Texas’ win over Tennessee and explains why the Longhorns may have to lean on their defense while Arch Manning and the offense continue to develop. He also discusses Florida’s rapid rise under Jon Sumrall, why the Gators deserve to be viewed among the country’s top teams, and how quickly preseason expectations should be thrown out once the games begin.

The conversation turns to Oklahoma’s disappointing start, John Mateer’s struggles and the questions surrounding Brent Venables after his contract extension. Pate also examines Mississippi State and quarterback Kamario Taylor ahead of a major matchup with Alabama, plus the broader problems with college football scheduling and why fans of programs like Notre Dame and Miami deserve more compelling regular-season matchups.

Then Pate dives into the situation at USC, explaining why his patience with Lincoln Riley has run out following another loss to Oregon. Is it time for USC to make a change, and just how attractive would the Trojans job be? Pate and the guys also discuss the immediate impact coaches like Bob Chesney and Jon Sumrall have made at UCLA and Florida.

Plus: Texas A&M frustration, Alabama’s continued development, Wake Forest’s upset of Louisville, the SEC’s ruling on Tennessee’s controversial onside kick against Texas, and more from a packed college football weekend.

Josh Pate joins The Next Round to break down a wild start to the college football season and the biggest questions emerging across the SEC and the national landscape.
Pate reacts to Texas&rsquo; win over Tennessee and explains why the Longhorns may have to lean on their defense while Arch Manning and the offense continue to develop. He also discusses Florida&rsquo;s rapid rise under Jon Sumrall, why the Gators deserve to be viewed among the country&rsquo;s top teams, and how quickly preseason expectations should be thrown out once the games begin.
The conversation turns to Oklahoma&rsquo;s disappointing start, John Mateer&rsquo;s struggles and the questions surrounding Brent Venables after his contract extension. Pate also examines Mississippi State and quarterback Kamario Taylor ahead of a major matchup with Alabama, plus the broader problems with college football scheduling and why fans of programs like Notre Dame and Miami deserve more compelling regular-season matchups.
Then Pate dives into the situation at USC, explaining why his patience with Lincoln Riley has run out following another loss to Oregon. Is it time for USC to make a change, and just how attractive would the Trojans job be? Pate and the guys also discuss the immediate impact coaches like Bob Chesney and Jon Sumrall have made at UCLA and Florida.
Plus: Texas A&amp;M frustration, Alabama&rsquo;s continued development, Wake Forest&rsquo;s upset of Louisville, the SEC&rsquo;s ruling on Tennessee&rsquo;s controversial onside kick against Texas, and more from a packed college football weekend.

Jim Dunaway, Ryan Brown, and Lance Taylor bring decades of chemistry, strong opinions, and plenty of laughs to the biggest stories in sports every weekday. Rooted in the heart of SEC country, The Next Round goes deep on SEC football, college sports, the NFL, breaking news, game-day storylines, picks and predictions, and whatever else has the sports world talking. Along the way, expect conversations with athletes, coaches, insiders, and newsmakers, plus the pop culture, food arguments, fan questions, and unexpected detours that have always been part of the show. It’s informed sports talk without taking itself too seriously, from three hosts who know the games, know each other, and aren’t afraid to disagree.

Jim Dunaway, Ryan Brown, and Lance Taylor bring decades of chemistry, strong opinions, and plenty of laughs to the biggest stories in sports every weekday. Rooted in the heart of SEC country, The Next Round goes deep on SEC football, college sports, the NFL, breaking news, game-day storylines, picks and predictions, and whatever else has the sports world talking. Along the way, expect conversations with athletes, coaches, insiders, and newsmakers, plus the pop culture, food arguments, fan questions, and unexpected detours that have always been part of the show. It&rsquo;s informed sports talk without taking itself too seriously, from three hosts who know the games, know each other, and aren&rsquo;t afraid to disagree.

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Josh Pate joins The Next Round to break down a wild start to the college football season and the biggest questions emerging across the SEC and the national landscape.

The Next Round: Josh Pate: Is Florida an SEC Power? Texas Questions & Trouble at USC | Hour 2

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