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Colin Cowherd’s FINAL College Football Playoff Predictions + Urban Meyer on Ohio State | THE HERD
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Colin Cowherd’s FINAL College Football Playoff Predictions + Urban Meyer on Ohio State | THE HERD
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Dec 31, 202556:0628.6K views
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Colin Cowherd discusses the upcoming College Football Playoffs and predicts Ohio State vs. Miami, Oregon vs. Texas Tech, Alabama vs. Indiana, and Ole Miss vs. Georgia. Next, Colin and JMAC play a game where Colin must figure out whether a College Football Bowl is real or fake. After, Colin is joined by Urban Meyer to discuss Ohio State, Fernando Mendoza, Alabama, and who to watch during the College Football Playoffs. Next, Colin discusses the Las Vegas Raiders and Maxx Crosby’s future. Finally, Colin reacts to the Los Angeles Lakers discusses what they must do with LeBron James in order to be a real contender with Luka Doncic.
0:00 College Football Playoffs
9:48 Real or Fake Bowls
19:52 Urban Meyer
36:25 NFL News
42:39 Maxx Crosby
44:54 Sean Payton
47:57 Los Angeles Lakers
52:37 LeBron James
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