College football podcast chaos: UCLA football and Virginia Tech football fire their head coaches three games in, the SEC flirts with a football czar, and we unpack QB drama at Ole Miss, a wild Georgia football conspiracy tie-in, and LSU head man Brian Kelly snapping at the media. On this episode of College Football Apostles, George Wrighster and Ralph Amsden dive deep on who could take over at UCLA—Kalani Sitake, D’Anton Lynn, Ed Orgeron—and whether the Hokies would really pass on Ryan Silverfield because the last Memphis hire went sideways. Is Jon Gruden a realistic name or just message-board bait?

We also kick around the SEC football “czar” idea (what power would it actually have?), the hilarious Diego Pavia × Theo Von “date with mom” bet (and what it says about NIL era storytelling), and whether Silverfield had a real reason to take a shot at Georgia. Plus: is there a QB controversy at Ole Miss or just smoke? Why an ACC ref rage-quit after 23 years, and what might really be behind Brian Kelly’s short fuse with reporters.

As always, we’re connecting the dots: coaching carousel timelines, portal optics if you fire in September, how recruits and collectives read instability, and which programs can still salvage 2025. Come for the headlines, stay for the context—then drop your picks for UCLA/VT shortlists and tell us which “czar” powers would actually help the sport. Subscribe to The Unafraid Show for no-BS analysis, real receipts, and a weekly reality check on the narratives driving college football.

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