Summer is slowly starting to come to an end. Fall is peeking its head around the corner, and that can only mean one thing: college football is back and if you need help breaking down all things in the world of NC double a football. Do I, have a show. You will love. It's called the solid verbal join hosts. Rubinstein and tie hildenbrandt as they offer insights into each conference game analysis and plenty of commentary throughout this. Season and beyond. If you're, a fan of all the pageantry and excitement the college football brings. The solid verbal is the podcast for Dan Anti will give you everything you need to get ready for Saturday's. This fall in just a moment. You'll get to hear a preview of the solid verbal. While your lip go subscribe to the solid verbal on Apple podcast, Spotify or wherever you're listening to business wars right now, there's also a link in the episode note welcome to the solid verbal boys,

my name is Ty Hildebrand and I'm joined by my good friend Dan Rubinstein and we host a podcast about college football. So tight. Here's! What I'm thinking instead of telling people about the show We do and how we review and Recap games during the season and really dive deep. Why don't? We just tell people very specific things. We like about college football that will always happen and will always bring a beautiful smile. Two are very attractive faces. I love it I'll go first, do it I love very poor field. Can Since you know the so the my the monsoon like conditions, it just really brings out the true flavor of a football game. Do you have a personal favorite? I gotta go with the snow game, first and foremost, but a good downpour really goes along way. There's something special about snow games when the field is completely covered up and you get that weird mix of is that the thirty yard line

Is that the end zone and then the tv graphics try to kick in with we think there are lines here maybe there aren't a tie great how bout you one thing: I love is when a defensive player grabs the ball out of an offensive players, hands no not the knockout fumble that rolls around on the ground a little bit. I'm talking about the disrespectful. I don't need to knock this out your hands. I am just going to take it and start running the opposite direction. It's so aggressive it's so nonchalant in a very strange way that I can't get enough that the game completely flips, because a linebacker looks at a running back and says I can just take it. I love that you're essentially talking about ball kidnapping Aren't you as what this is exactly what I'm saying? Yes, how about one a wide Seaver catches a screen and runs a total of seventy five yards like four yards from scrimmage yeah, sideline to

line, what maybe there's something there? Oh well maybe I'll go, and then you thirty seconds later it's sick, insects and you always need to keep hope alive that this could be the game breaking play that tilts things in your favor. You always have to keep hope alive that maybe I'm the fastest person on earth today is the day. I proved that no, man is faster, then it got to keep the faith in all right. I love when there's a trick play and if there's a double pass, the quarterback throws it to a running back backwards or wide receiver backwards. And suddenly they throw a pass. An it turns out there left handed of course, of course people are right handed or left handed, but it's always a fun surprise. Is when you find out something like Heath. How would I possibly know but he's left handed, and that is cheap? forming and wonderful, and it's good to know that you random, receiver assign your

with a left hand, that's great to know my favorite not to be overlooked. Is fans very pointedly go up to a broadcast camera slash flash the number one sign, as in our team is number one when their team is very clearly not number one. Do you think because they think their team is number one or they just think there number one kind of mood I think they're caught a bit off guard we do if you're in front of the camera, we're number one, that's just sort of a tradition, I think they might be saying our school is the best like are science department in concert with our dance program, are very good and we must let the world know I think, they're recruiting as they go into the commercial break. So what's the deal with this college, football podcast seems like a fair question: here's what we do we broadcast year round, talking about all things: college, football and during the fall when there are games being played, we not only preview, but we also

cap, and we also try to make fans as big a part of the show, as humanly possible yeah on Saturday, we open up a voicemail line and fans, whether they're, happy they're, sad or they're. Happy Then sad just start leaving US voice mails all about their emotions and we compress it all into a tidy neat little package played on our They show so you don't just learn about who ran, one hundred and thirty eight yards or who upset the number fourteen in the country, but how these poor- TCU or Minnesota or Florida state fans really feel deep inside their soul, it's kind of wild and illuminating tie, I'm doing this show for over a decade? Now, if you can believe that, what's all happened in this and since we started doing this, show I've watched my Oregon ducks lose two national championship games in person. I convinced you

do not go and pay to see your Notre. Dame fighting Irish lose to Alabama and it's still one of my absolute favorite accomplishments. I got married. You got married both are why are very confused as to why they can't hang out with us on saturdays we've done live, shows we've done game shows, we've invented something called the fantasy things draft where, instead of drafting players, we draft story, fines or narratives or weird cliches, because that's who we are as call football weirdos tie trying to say is that if you're a college football fan, you should check out the solid verbal

I've. Now income be part of our Weird college football universe once again, where the solid verbal available everywhere apple, podcast, Google, podcast, wonder, re dot com or where every you're listening to this podcast right now tight. Do you have any advice for anybody? Listening of course, a soft piece.