The Big Boo Cast, Episode 516
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College football is a game of mountains and valleys, and this week it just so happens that Melanie - thanks to Texas A&M - is walking through a bit of a valley. So for the first half hour-ish of this episode, Mel and I talk about the valley, we analyze it, we speculate on how there might be a way out of it, and we also manage to work in about 472 references to the Nick Saban documentary on ESPN. Coach Saban is a teacher, he is.
We also recap our respective weekends, and it's Melanie's turn for Five Favorites.
Enjoy, everybody!
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- A&M struggles against Missouri
- the Savannah Bananas curse
- Coach Elko apologizes for "Billy's cesspool" comment
- ESPN docuseries Saban
- Dr. Lonny Rosen
- the Sooners prevail in the Red River Shootout
- Kentucky beats LSU
- South Carolina surprises Florida
- Georgia knocks off Alabama
- Jon Sumrall's great shirt
- Untold: Swamp Kings
- Casa Monarca in Bryan, TX
- Aggie rings
- Laundry Love
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