It's time for another episode of The Walk-On Redshirt podcast. This week we are joined by Shehan Jeyarajah from CBS Sports. The eastern half of the Big Ten has multiple playoff contenders starting with the reigning National Champions, Michigan Wolverines. Jim Harbaugh has left for the NFL and Sherrone Moore takes over, can the Wolverines find similar success? Ohio State is rumored to have spent $20 million in NIL to retain and bring in players to fill the roster. The stakes have never been higher and should they be under this much pressure. Penn State is returning a solid core of players and has been on the cusp of the College Football Playoffs. Is this the year we finally see Penn State make the playoffs?

Indiana and Michigan State are both bringing in new coaching staffs, who will find more success in the short term? Is Rutgers a sleeper team to watch out for in the Big Ten this year? Should we be expecting a rebuild from Maryland? All that and more on this episode of The Walk-On Redshirt podcast!

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The first part of our Big Ten preview is ready to roll! Tyler from 1st & Goal joins us on our first of two previews. We are starting with the unofficial Big Ten West as the conference adds USC, UCLA, Washington and Oregon to bring the conference to 18 teams. What should we expect from the new teams in the conference? Washington hired Jedd Fisch after Kalen DeBoer leaves for Alabama and UCLA hires DeShaun Foster to take over for Chip Kelly. Is Lincoln Riley on the hot seat if he struggles again this year and how good can Oregon be?

Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota make up the old guard but all four schools could make some noise this year. Nebraska is led by true freshman quarterback, Dylan Raiola, and an easy schedule could have them peaking at the playoffs. Iowa should have a strong defense once again with Phil Parker still coaching under Kirk Ferentz. Wisconsin and Minnesota are also going to be tough teams and both bring new quarterbacks to the conference.

Tyler, Jake and William take their shots at who will be their Walk-On team of the year and also who has a legitimate shot to make the College Football Playoffs.

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Beer, Ball & Banter is back for episode 2! This episode is brought to you by Somewhere in Particular Brewing, also known as SIP. Somewhere In Particular is located in Northwest Columbus on two green acres located in the back of the Historic Henderson House. They've got stories and history, and now they are ready to be part of yours!

William and Jake take the time to enjoy their beer provided by Somewhere In Particular to look at 10 win totals heading into the season. Wyoming, Western Kentucky, Toledo, Kansas State, Colorado, Nebraska, Notre Dame, SMU, South Carolina and Louisiana Tech are all discussed in this episode. Who's win totals do you like this season? Make sure to let us know in the comments!

The Walk-On Redshirts are back and this time we are joined by @CFBudge! CFBudge spent the week at Big 12 media days and gives Jake and William all the insight on what he learned at Big 12 media days plus all the knowledge he learned while creating his own preseason guide!

The Big 12 adds Arizona, Arizona State, Utah and Colorado heading into the 2024 season while Texas and Oklahoma depart for the SEC. The Big 12 looks vastly different than it did a few years ago adding eight programs over the past year. How will all the new teams fare in year one or two joining the conference? Can Utah make a statement entering the Big 12 in just their first season? Cam Rising is back and looking to take Utah to their first ever playoff apperance.

CFBudge lets us know who all the sleepers are in the conference and spoiler alert, there are a lot of potential sleeper teams in the conference. The contenders are being talked about most but who are a few teams we think who could make the title game?

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The Walk-On Redshirts are back with the ACC's Network's Eric Mac Lain to preview the ACC for the 2024 season. The ACC expanded westward to welcome Cal, Stanford and SMU. Clemson and Florida State are expected to be the front runners but many other teams lurk in the distance. Miami, NC State, Virginia Tech and SMU could all make a push for the ACC Championship. Join William, Jake and Eric to preview the ACC!

Back with another interview! The Walk-On Redshirts welcome former Clemson Tiger, Tyler Shatley to the show. Shatley is currently a 10 year veteran of the NFL spending his entire career with the Jacksonville Jaguars. He was a standout offensive lineman with the Clemson Tigers joining the program just as Dabo Swinney took over the program.

Shatley takes time to talk to us about his life and journey through Clemson including how he managed to be a civil engineering major and also balance football. He talks about his recruiting process and how he nearly went to NC State before deciding on Clemson. Shatley also talks about his NFL journey and life in Jacksonville.

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The Newest Walk-On Redshirts segment. William and Jake chop it up reading the internets hottest takes for the upcoming College Football season. Will Tennessee make the final four? Will a group of five team win a playoff game? Will Georgia Tech be in the running to make the playoff?

Check out this week's episode to hear all the hottest takes!

Jake and William take some time to interview former Clemson Tiger, Justin Falcinelli. Justin was a Clemson offensive lineman for the 2014 -2018 seasons. He was a two-year starter, first team all-ACC center, honorable mention all-American, and a two-time College Football Playoff National Champion. He is currently the Vice President of the College Football Players Association helping to support former, current and future college football players.

Justin takes the the time to walk us through his time at Clemson and what led him to the College Football Players Association. Make sure to check out the interview!