In this week’s episode of “Take After Take with Carl Prather,” Carl dives deep into the action-packed opening week of the college football season. He kicks off by addressing the current state of Florida State, a team that once held a prominent spot in college football but now seems to be struggling. The question on everyone’s mind is whether the recent setbacks mark the beginning of a significant decline for the Seminoles. Carl also shifts focus to the Georgia Bulldogs, a team that continues to dominate the college football landscape. The Bulldogs’ commanding performance has sparked discussions about whether any team will be able to challenge their supremacy this season.
Carl also touches on the potential downfall of the Clemson Tigers under head coach Dabo Swinney. Once a powerhouse, Clemson’s recent performances have left fans wondering if this is the start of a decline for the team. In addition to these major storylines, Carl provides insights on several other teams, including Alabama, Auburn, Penn State, and Colorado, as he recaps the highlights and surprises from Week One.
Following Carl’s analysis, Producer Patrick takes center stage with a passionate rant about his most-hated coach in college football. This coach, known for both poor performance and questionable character, once again faced a significant defeat, much to Patrick’s delight. The segment is filled with sharp criticism and heated opinions, making it a must-listen for fans who enjoy a bit of drama with their sports analysis. Patrick also briefly touches on the NFL, adding a professional football flavor to the college-heavy discussion.
In a related topic, the episode also examines how Florida State’s recent transfer departures fared in the first week of the college football season. Despite the influx of new talent into the Seminoles’ program, several players have exited via the transfer portal. Their performances at new programs were mixed. For instance, in Southern Miss’ 31-0 loss to Kentucky, former FSU quarterback Rodemaker struggled, completing 13 of 19 passes for 126 yards and throwing two interceptions. Duffy, another former Seminole, lost the starting quarterback job at his new school and is now a backup.
On a more positive note, Hill, now playing for Arkansas, contributed as a rotational running back, recording 15 yards and a touchdown on four carries in his first game with the Razorbacks. Vandrevius Jacobs, who transferred to South Carolina, made an immediate impact by leading his team in receiving yards with two receptions for 59 yards in their opener against Old Dominion. Joshua Burrell, now at Furman, faced a tough challenge in his debut against a ranked Ole Miss team, where he managed two receptions for 43 yards, though his team was shut out 76-0.
Overall, this episode of “Take After Take with Carl Prather” provides a comprehensive and entertaining overview of the first week of college football, with a mix of insightful analysis and fiery opinions that are sure to engage listeners.
