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Chip Patterson joins Ovies to dig into Virginia Tech’s eye-opening PowerPoint on their football budget and what it reveals about how athletic departments are bracing for the next era of college sports. The guys break down the difference between programs like NC State and Virginia Tech versus a brand-and-money powerhouse like North Carolina. They also dive into Oklahoma’s QB getting caught in a Venmo scandal (because every scandal is just an old one with a new twist), the AP Preseason Top 25, and why NC State basketball coach Will Wade already has national media hype. Plus, the latest OG Sports Phone calls close the show.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Conference realignment smut
08:00 - UNC in different position than NC State
21:00 - Housekeeping
27:30 - Keep your Venmo private!
36:30 - AP Preseason Top 25
45:00 - Will Wade has the juice
55:00 - Hey Joe
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