Iowa Everywhere

Murph & Andy: CFP Chaos, Stratton Time?, Movies and MORE

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Key takeaways

  • The College Football Playoff rankings continue to cause chaos and debate, highlighting subjective biases.
  • We're witnessing an interesting quarterback situation at Iowa, with Jackson Stratton potentially stepping up.
  • Caitlin Clark is a highly sought-after player, and her involvement in leagues like Unrivaled could sway their success.
  • Movie reviews shared that 'Red One' is disappointing while 'Heretic' is a standout in the horror genre.
  • The new Iowa Everywhere merch store is a step towards supporting local media and providing quality products to fans.

Summary

CFP Rankings Chaos

The podcast kicks off with a lively discussion about the current chaos surrounding the College Football Playoff (CFP) rankings. The hosts debate who should get into the playoffs, as fans and teams express their frustrations over the rankings. There's a shared agreement that the debates surrounding the playoffs are both expected and entertaining, as fans dissect the performances of teams like Indiana, Alabama, and others. The hosts also highlight the ongoing tensions with ESPN's ties to the SEC and how the playoff format is not universally accepted.

College Football Quarterback Situation

The conversation transitions to college football quarterback news, particularly focusing on Jackson Stratton, who is trending toward becoming the starting quarterback for Iowa. The hosts discuss MacNamara's struggles and the implications for Iowa's game performance. The uncertainty around the starting position sparks various opinions among the hosts, with some supporters for Stratton while others prefer experience, emphasizing the significance of this decision for their upcoming match.

Caitlin Clark's Offseason Decisions

Caitlin Clark's potential decision to participate in a summer basketball league (Unrivaled) is explored. The hosts speculate on the high demand for Clark and how her status as a player influences the league's potential success. They acknowledge the pressures celebrity athletes face, especially from sponsors and leagues trying to recruit them, noting that Clark's status might be more beneficial to the league than it is for her personally.

Movie Reviews with Mr. Movie

Mr. Movie, Mike Woody, joins the show to review recent films, including 'Red One,' which is deemed abysmal, garnering an unfortunate 'D' grade. In contrast, the horror film 'Heretic' receives high praise with an 'A-' grade for its creepiness and effective storytelling. Woody also discusses a new film titled 'Snack Shack,' which features teenage life in the '90s, presenting a nostalgic view of that era while appealing to adult audiences.

New Iowa Everywhere Merch Store

The hosts proudly announce the launch of the Iowa Everywhere merch store. They discuss various available products, including t-shirts, hoodies, and whiskey glasses, emphasizing their support for local businesses and the quality of the merchandise. The hosts encourage listeners to order in time for Christmas, underscoring the importance of supporting local media.

Sponsors

  • Ramsey Subaru · Presented by Ramsey Subaru and BMW of Des Moines.
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  • AKC marketing · Mentioned in the context of the Iowa Everywhere merch store.

Show notes

Keith Murphy and Andy Fales react to the latest CFP Rankings, Jackson Stratton trending toward getting the starting nod, and Caitlin Clark declines offseason hoops (as of now). Mr. Movie and MORE. Presented by Ramsey Subaru and BMW of Des Moines.
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