Ep. 66: Blake Biscardi and David Wertheim react to National Signing Day and discuss the future of college football.
Blake Biscardi and David Wertheim discuss National Signing Day and react to how everything transpired from eleventh hour locks to NIL bags.
Ohio State retained No. 1 overall recruit 5-Star WR Jeremiah Smith and 5-Star DL Eddrick Houston after late flip-pushes from Miami and Alabama. Early Signing Day was a drama-filled roller coaster. Oregon, Georgia, and Alabama all posted strong classes.
Which team won the day and is recruiting high school players still important? Blake and David dive into Deion Sanders and Colorado’s recruiting strategy as it relates to the future of the sport.
Plus, is the talent in college football spreading out? Blake and David also delve into what they expect CFB to look like over the next couple of years as the SEC and Big Ten Conferences begin to separate and the College Football Playoff expands to 12 teams.
Finally, the boys give their early leans in the CFP semifinals between Alabama and Michigan and Texas and Washington.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all our listeners and families.
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Blake Biscardi, a native of Pickerington, Ohio, is The Silver Bulletin’s Senior Editor and Host of the Saturday Cadence podcast, a national college football show. As a trusted voice on Ohio State, the Big Ten, and College Football Playoff since 2016, Blake has worked multiple ventures, namely FanSided (2018-2021) before TSB. Blake is a proud member of the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) and a two-time Graduate of Temple University in Philadelphia.