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Dan Lanning PROVES Himself + Can He Keep Oregon On Top? | The College GameDay Podcast
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Sep 30, 20251:01:4011.7K views
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Dan Wetzel is joined by ESPN's Ryan McGee and Max Olson to tackle the big question: Has college football ever been better? From Dan Lanning's statement win over Penn State to whether Kalen DeBoer and OC Ryan Grubb can keep their momentum rolling after knocking off Georgia, the drama keeps building. Throw in LSU-Ole Miss chaos fueled by Lane Kiffin's Internet antics and Bobby Petrino's return to Arkansas, it's clear this season shows no signs of slowing down.
0:00 Has college football ever been better?
7:32 The blueprint to win
17:43 Dan Lanning: What's his ceiling in Year 4?
25:05 Can Kalen DeBoer and OC Ryan Grubb stay hot?
30:43 LSU vs Ole Miss: Madness on and off the field!
35:49 Lane Kiffin to Florida? To Alabama?
45:19 Arkansas and Bobby Petrino: The inevitable?
50:32 Notre Dame to reach CFP without a big win?
56:25 Last word: North Texas, New Mexico, New Mexico State
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